Mutiny and Protests as Peron Returns to Argentina
Sixty navy petty officers mutinied at the Buenos Aires training school as Peron arrived from exile. Four hostages were released unharmed after a four hour standoff. Police used tear gas to disperse marches toward Ezeiza Airport where massed troops surrounded the facility.
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Aenos Aires
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Navy Mechanics’ School
Peron
Navy
Navy Mechanic’s School
Alitalia
Isabel
Ezeiza
Los Perales
Selecting New Russian Envoy May Be Touchy
Washington AP reports the likely retirement of Ambassador Jacob D. Beam, the 64 year old U.S. envoy to Moscow since 1969, could spark a delicate replacement scramble as U.S.-Soviet thaw prospects emerge. Beam comes from a Kremlin watcher era alongside Hariman Thompson and Bohlen.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
Jacob D. Beam
Beam
Kremlin
W. Averell Harriman
Liewllyn Thompson
Charles E. Bohlen
Richard T. Davies
Malcolm Toon
Belgrade
Albert W. Sherer Jr
Prague
Emory C. Swank
Cambodia
Boris H. Kosson
Adolph Dubs
Kosson
Arthur I. Wortzel
Sonnenfeld
Department At State
Kenneth A. Kerst
Ben M. Zook
Paul K. Cook
Ivan YV. Matusek
Raymond L. Garthoff
State Department
Bureau of Politico-Military Affairs
Poland
Czechoslovakia
CBS Newsmen Accept Picket Lines Amid CBS Strike
Walter Cronkite and other CBS Newsmen say they will honor IBEW picket lines if ordered by their union though they oppose the strike’s aims. AFTRA members and Writers Guild consider similar action as CBS technicians strike nears its third week. The piece also notes ongoing diplomacy context around Beam’s successor and several named candidates.
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New York
Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Lenox Hill Hospital
Cronkite
John Hart
Douglas Edwards
Richard C. Hottelet
Douglas Sefton
Reed Collins
Stuart Nevins
Hughes Rudd
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
National Board
Writers Guild of America
Lankford Gets Jail Time For Marijuana Possession
Charles Don Lankford, 20, of 2201 Lincoln, was sentenced by Special District Judge John F. Taylor to one year in county jail with 30 days to serve and the balance suspended after pleading guilty to marijuana possession. He earlier entered an innocent plea before reversing it, and marijuana was found on him during Wednesday night arrest related to the Ebbs 8 11 grocery robbery on 1701 North Sheridan.
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Charles Don Lankford
Lincoln
John F. Taylor
Lankford
Taylor
Ebbs
N. Sheridan
Trudeau Calls Parliament Convening January Fourth
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced that Parliament will convene January 4 with a vote of confidence on the minority Liberal government. The Liberals hold 109 seats to the Conservatives 107, with New Democrats at 31. recounts could shift small margins but not produce a majority. David Lewis said the New Democrats would back Trudeau on the first vote.
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Ottawa
Pierre Bhlliott Trudeau
Trudeau
Liberal Party
Liberals
Conservatives
New Democrats
David Lewis
House of Commons
Robert Stanfield
Lewis
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Stoessel
Helmut Sonnenfeld
Henry Kissinger
National Security Council
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C” Avenue
Lawton
Oklahoma
P.O
C’” Avenue
Arch M. March
Zenith
Westinghouse
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Gore
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