Physician Leads Argentine Vote as Peron Loses Out
Buenos Aires voters backed a country doctor Arturo Ilia for president as Peronist efforts failed. About 2 million of 11.5 million eligible stayed home amid compulsory voting, with Electors meeting July 31 to choose the president if no 51 percent majority is reached.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South America
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Vincente Solano Lima
Arturo Ilia
Electoral College
Congress
Illia
Oscar Alende
Pedro Aramburu
Don Nadie
Nobody
National and Popular Front
Spain
Arturo Frondizi
Three Killed as Bus Plunges Off Rainy Missouri Slope
A Greyhound bus skidded on a rain slick highway near Arnold Missouri and plunged down a 35 foot embankment killing three and injuring about 60. The dead are Jessie Florence Matthews 28 Repton Alabama Jack Wesley 23 Burdette Arkansas and Cleophas Johnson 22 Ann Arbor Michigan. Bus driver Elliot J Smith 34 East Saint Louis Illinois escaped injury.
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Arnold, Mo
Greyhound
Arnold
Jessie Florence Matthews
Repton
Ala
Jack Wesley
Burdette
Ark
Cleophas Johnson
Ann Arbor
Mich
Missouri Highway Patrol
Elliot J. Smith
East St. Louis
Atomic Energy Director Post Under Wraps
Sen. John O. Pastore says no hearings planned on unifying the nation s atomic program under a single administrator unless Kennedy requests it. Abolishing the five member Atomic Energy Commission for a one man head would need joint committee and Congress approval.
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Washington
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Committee
Congress
Wash. director says teen cast fits Rebel Without a Cause
Del Carson, director of the Washington State University high school summer camp play Rebel Without A Cause, reports no issues with costumes and praises the teens for fitting the production about teenagers and juvenile delinquency.
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Pullman, Wash
UPI
Washington State University
del Carson
Carsop
Albert Thinks Congress To Remain In Session
In Washington UPI report Hall Democratic Leader Carl Albert predicts Congress will stay in session through year end to push civil rights tax reform and other legislation. Kennedy administration civil rights and balance of payments hearings are also noted with key testimony planned before Senate and House committees.
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UPI
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Carl Albert
Okla
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Burke Marshall
Senate Commerce Committee
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senate Economic Committee
U.S
Robert Roosa
Press Attacks on Viet Nam Newsmen Prompt Kennedy Plea
South Viet Namese authorities confront Western reporters after a Buddhist monk Quang Duc self immolates, triggering protests from AP and CBS crews. Police beat a New Zealander journalist and smashed cameras during a memorial service at Chantereansay Pagoda in Saigon. The incident follows efforts to calm Buddhist tensions and ban public services for Quang Duc.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
U.S
Chantereansay
Quang Duc
CBS
Timber land needed for urban and rural use by 2000
A U S forestry official estimates up to 50 million acres of timber land would be required for urban use and rural transportation and over 70 million acres for other agricultural uses by the year 2000.
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New York
UPI
U. S
Africans push to oust South Africa and Portugal at UN
United Nations Secretary General Thant heard informally from U N officials about Africa's plan to expel South Africa and Portugal from the United Nations. The move follows Africa’s walkout from an ILO conference over South African participation and Portugal's exclusion from an education meeting.
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African Plan Geneva
UPI
United Nations
Thant
U.N
African Nations
South Africa
Portugal
International Labor Organization
Navy joins search for vanished Snow Boy fishing vessel
Navy and Coast Guard planes comb shark infested Caribbean waters for the 63 foot Snow Boy missing seven days with 40 aboard after leaving Kingston Jamaica on a drift fishing voyage. A former owner questions capacity and reports gasoline drums on board as searchers recover debris and an unidentified body. The vessel skippered by Australian Lewis Tole with two Americans and Jamaicans aboard disappeared south of Jamaica.
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UPIC
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Coast Guard
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Jamaica
Snow Bay
Kingston
Lewis Tole
Tole
Wheat Farmers Nominate Board Members for State Commission
Oklahoma wheat farmers meet at five sites Enid Altus Buffalo Ponca City and Watonga to nominate 15 men for the state wheat commission. Gov Henry Bellman will select five members, one from each district, to promote wheat use locally and abroad. Kansas and other states have similar programs. The legislature authorized the commission at Bellman's request.
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Enid
Altus
Buffalo
Ponca City
Watonga
Henry Bellman
Kansas
Abandoned jet crash at bathhouse kills seven children and adults
Navy pilot Capt. John W. Butler ejected safely as a flaming jet struck a bathhouse at Green Hill Day Camp in Willow Grove Pa killing seven people including four children. The crash occurred during a thunderstorm after a routine training flight.
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Navy
Bathouse
Willow Grove
UPI
FIE
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Ming
John W. Butler
Boiling Springs
Butler
Five Drownings Set Lake Texoma Holiday Toll Record
Five people drowned at Lake Texoma over the long Fourth of July period, the highest toll since the lake opened. Most victims were on the Texas side. Named victims include Shelly Curry 29 of Denison Texas and his son Shelly Curry Jr 9. Others were Clyde Johnson 43 of Wichita Kansas Kelton Pettigrew 63 of Gainesville Texas and John Miller Perrin Air Force Base airman.
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Gainesville, Tex
John Miller
Perrin Air Force Base
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