Peronist Victory Ends Military Rule In Argentina
In Buenos Aires the Peronist victory in last week’s election signals a political shift as Dr. Hector Campora is set to be inaugurated on May 25 with hundreds of new civilian officials. The movement marks a potential end to the Argentine revolution led by the military since 1966.
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Buenos Aires
Hector J. Campora
Ora
Congress
Peron
Madrid
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
Pyiweean
Dent-Elect
Arthur Campora
Public Forum Advocates Lawton Greens Initiative
James G. Harrison urges Lawton residents to tackle spring cleanup and plant trees to revive a greener community. He quantifies potential labor value from local residents, argues for self help over federal funds, and calls for yard maintenance, painting, and landscaping to improve air and beauty.
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Lawton
Washington
Lawtonians
Two Year Old Tied To Gas Pipe In Filthy North Side Flat
Pittsburgh police found a 2-year-old boy tied to a gas pipe and his infant sister in a stink-filled crib. Mother Joyce Heppinsteel, 20, was arrested on child neglect and cruelty charges as officials described the apartment as rat and roach infested. The children were taken to Allegheny General Hospital in fair condition but described as very dirty. A separate note mentions a nationwide milk health perception study with 97 percent favorable views among adults over 13.
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Pittsburgh
North Side
Allegheny General Hospital
Joyce Heppinsteel
Ricky
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Alejandro Lanusse
Juan Domingo Peroni
Cordoba
Mili- Ongania
Roberto M. Levingston
Lanusse
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Communist Party
Nents
Peronists
Justicialist
Pered
Campora
Sunos
Con Pate
MW Weare
Amnara
Nature
James G. Harrison
Gaspipe
National Bank
Scotts
P.O
Rock Island
Ill
C&e
Cache Road
Dacron
JC Penney
Elect Toney Brooks
St. Andrew’s Church
P Lawton Children’s Home
Goodwill Industries
Vietnam
Lawton Jaycees
West Rotary
Chamber of
Commerce
Brooks
Council Comm
Ashley Cagle
Treas
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