Argentine Rebel March Halted as Leaders Seek Bloodless Choice
In Buenos Aires rebels led by Maj. Gen. Federico Toranzo Montero halted their march on the capital after clashes and talks with President Jose Maria Guido. Loyalist troops backed by tanks faced rebel forces while navy personnel blocked approaches to the city. The crisis follows a three day upheaval with leadership changes including the firing of War Secretary Eduardo Senorans and disputes over appointment of Osorio Arana.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Federico Toranzo Montero
Eduardo Senorans
Senorans
Toranzo Montero
4Th
Salta
Jujuy
Fire Insurance Rate Hike Coming in Ohiooods
Ohio insurers aligned with the Ohio Inspection Bureau plan rate changes on commercial brick or fire-resist buildings by 15 to 20 per cent and 10 per cent on contents. Public buildings and schools may fall 10 to 30 per cent. Frame buildings near approved fire departments may see decreases. Churches and mixed use structures are excluded.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Greenhills Reservation Camp Under Construction In Hocking County
Construction begins on Greenhills Reservation a 1186 acre Boy Scout camp in Hocking County aimed at housing up to 500 scouts. Area B to be ready by May with three other areas to follow as funds exceed 750000 goal.
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Greenhills
Green Two
Logan
Central Ohio Boy Scout Council
Greenhills Reservation
Hocking
Robert Manson
Manson
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Boy Scouts
Hocking County
United States
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Santa Maria Valley
Los Angeles
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Wake Island
Navy
Israel Cancels El Al Flight For Soblen Return
London AP Israel's El Al canceled a New York bound flight to repatriate fugitive Dr. Robert Soblen after engine trouble and a structural crack inspection. Britain pressed the airline to complete Soblen's transfer amid a long diplomatic standoff with Israel over his expulsion.
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London
Israel
el al
Britain
Robert Soblen
United States
Soblen
America
Tel Aviv
Henry Brooke
U.S
Soviet Union
Dr. Soblen
Home Office
New York
Brixton Prison
New
David Ben-Gurion
Railroads Seek Half Billion Economy Plan in Court Fight
Railroad officials press a plan to trim 65 000 jobs by overhauling work rules starting with 40 000 firemen. Howard Neitzert says an appeal to the U S Court of Appeals seeks to lift a restraining order so the economy move can begin, with unions threatening a strike and White House involvement likely.
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Chicago
Howard Neitzert
U.S. Court of Appeals
White House
Ruling Ties School Executive Pay to Contract Term
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy rules that a school executive’s salary cannot be increased during the term of the contract. The opinion, issued to Wyandot County prosecutor, allows the parties to mutually rescind and draft a new contract.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Wyandot County
Atty
Mark McElroy
Proposal Urges Shakeup In Job Rights Program
A secret report by New York labor lawyer Theodore Kheel urges a top level reorganization of President Kennedy's committee on equal employment for Negroes. The plan favors voluntary compliance, Downgrades the current executive vice chairman, and has support from Vice President Johnson. Hobart Taylor Jr. and Benjamin Mays are named as potential permanent appointees.
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Washington
New York
Kennedy
Committee On Equal
John Feild
President
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Feild
Robert Troutman Jr
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Troutman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kheel
National Urban League
Ghandi Society For Human Rights
Goldberg
Stephen Shulman
Hobart Taylor Jr
Benjamin Mays
Taylor
Detroit
Johnson
Mays
Morehouse College
Atlanta University
U S Plans Recognition of Peruvian Military Junta
Washington reports that the United States will recognize the Peruvian military junta soon. Recognition follows the July 18 overthrow and suspensions, with the junta pledging a return to democracy, civil liberties, and a pro Democratic anti Communist stance.
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Washington
United States
Peru
Kennedy weighs immediate tax cut as economy slows
President Kennedy plans a radio television address at 7 p.m. EDT to discuss the economy. He will press for personal and corporate tax cuts with a reduction by January 1 and push Congress on other stimulus measures, facing AFL CIO opposition.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
Mutual
Aflcio
Congress
Ohio Weather Outlook Issued By Weather Bureau
Official Weather Bureau summary notes mostly clear skies and cool temperatures across Ohio. Temperatures ranged from a low of 46 to a high near 84 with fog in southern and central valleys and visibility down to zero in places. High pressure in the northeast shifts winds southerly bringing warmth and humidity with showers likely Sunday afternoon or evening.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Early Approval Seen For Hocking Plan Development Aid Sought
Lawrence County OEDP approved by the ARA in Washington and four of seven district redevelopment counties now eligible for technical and financial help. Hocking, Gallia remain processed while Athens Meigs Jackson and Lawrence outline local economic potential and new cooperative programs to create jobs.
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Hocking County
Washington
Area Redevelopment Administration
Walter Moeller
Moeller
Lawrence County
OEDP
ARA
Athens
Meigs
Jackson
Lawrence
Congress
Vinton
Gallia
Hocking
Lawrence Oedp
Old-Fashioned Iowa Scene Honors Hoover Truman
In West Branch Iowa an old fashioned dedication marked the Hoover Presidential Library ceremony for Herbert Hoover age 88 and Harry S Truman age 78. Truman praised Hoover as one of America's greatest men and the two former presidents shared a public farewell with warm humor and mutual respect.
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Iowa
Bob Hoover
Truman
West Branch
United States
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Hoover Presidential Library
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Harry
Herbert
America
White House
Soviet third cosmonaut Nikolayev lifts off for longer mission
Soviet Union launches Maj. Nikolayev on the Vostok Ill flight amid British estimates it may last days and surpass Titov's 25 hour orbit. Radio Moscow cites data gathering on weightlessness and ship systems. US launches Atlas and Polaris tests meanwhile with mixed results.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin
Nikolayev
Radio Moscow
United States
Moscow Radio
Tass
Titov
Britain
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Radio
Gagarin
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