Argentina's Military Coup Sealed and Frondizi Arrested
Buenos Aires AP Argentina's armed forces toppled President Arturo Frondizi in a bloodless coup completed in 24 hours. He was arrested at his private Buenos Aires home at 5:46 am and sent to Martin Garcia Island. Senate President Jose Maria Guido was named successor but uncertainty remained. Military leaders blamed Frondizi for misrule amid Peronist gains and warned of a possible junta to curb Peronism.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Martin Garcia
Plate River
Juean Peron
Senate
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Hector Gomez Machado
Radical
Chamber of Deputies
Peronists
Peron
People’s
Sheriff Outlaws Pinball Machines in Hocking County
Sheriff Paul Hartman announces that pinball machines offering replays or free games are illegal under Section 2915.15 of the Ohio Revised Code. Violators face a fine from 50 to 500 dollars, 10 to 90 days in jail, and a 500 dollar bond for one year. Machines modified to disable replay are still gambling devices and subjects owners to seizure and court citation.
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Paul Hartman
Hocking County
Hartman
Ucker Milk Passes Third Grade A Test
The third test in a series shows Ucker Bros Dairy milk meets local Grade A standards, per Logan Hocking County health commissioner Dr H M Boocks. Results to be reviewed at the April health board meeting for the 1962 permit. Regular milk bacteria 3 500 and coliform zero. pasteurization adequate. first two tests also within standards.
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Ucker Bros
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking County
The
Health Board
McElroy Attacks DiSalle Over State Budget Shortfall
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy condemned Governor Michael V. DiSalle for a $40 million overspend. He urged cutting spending to match income or calling a special session to raise funds, accusing the governor of evading revenue recommendations and misleading the legislature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Michael V. DiSalle
McElroy
Serted
DiSalle
Indonesians Say Dutch War Probable
An Indonesian official in Jakarta says further talks with the Netherlands on West New Guinea are unlikely and that a military clash is inevitable. He cites Dutch refusal to accept Indonesia’s demand for transfer of administration and a hostile stance toward Washington talks.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Washington
Netherlands
Holland
Delphos Priest to Be Buried Saturday
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Carl F. Reineck longtime St. John's Delphos pastor dies at age 22 years in post serving Fremont Edgerton and Toledo Mercy Hospital as diocesan director of missions and chaplain He was a Gibsonburg native Funeral services are set for Saturday in Lima Ohio AP
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Lima
Ohio
Carl F. Reineck
St. John's Catholic Church
Delphos
Reineck
Fremont
Edgerton
Toledo Mercy Hospital
Gibsonburg
Red China's Rubber Stamp Congress Opens in Peiping
The National People's Congress opened in Peiping with most leaders present except Peng Teh-huai. Mao appeared healthy as the communes program faltered and the great leap slowed. Rift with Moscow widens as Khrushchev criticizes Stalinism and Peiping bars foreign diplomats and reporters from sessions.
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Tokyo
China
National People’s Congress
Peiping
Great Hall of the People
Square of Heavenly Peace
Peng Teh-huai
Communist Party
Mao Tretung
Mao
Moscow
Khrushchev
Red Chinese
Stalin
Chou En-lai
Steel contract near in noninflationary agreement
Major steel firms and United Steelworkers reached a two year agreement outline aimed at avoiding a strike and inflation. The pact reportedly includes about 10 cents an hour in fringe benefits and no immediate wage increase, with a reopen option after year one.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
United Steelworkers’ Union International Executive Board
International
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
USW
David J. McDonald
Cooper
McDonald
Kennedy
Voter Signup Hits Peak in Cuyahoga County May Primary
In Cleveland AP report 762,284 voters are registered for the May 8 state primary in Cuyahoga County the largest count on record for a primary in the area.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Rabbit Stew In Court Is It Really Fair To Bop The Hare
In Iredell County North Carolina a dispute reaches the State Supreme Court over a Sticks and Stones rabbit hunt hosted by Harmony American Legion post. Richard Meek seeks a court order banning the bunny hopping activity claiming it is a public nuisance and teaches brute force. Legion representatives defend the event as sporting and note past changes to a shotgun hunt.
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Iredell County
State Supreme Court
Richard Meek
Charlotte
Meek
Carlisle Higgins
Higgins
R. Hunt Parker
Beckham
Superior Court
Walter Crissman
Legion Post
Supreme Court
Athens Recruiters Fined for Parking Violations in City
In Athens Ohio Municipal Court Army Navy and Air Force recruiters were fined 25 dollars plus costs for refusing to pay a large number of parking fines. Judge John Newcomb ruled the servicemen must obey city ordinances. Sgt Joseph Sifferlen of Logan said fines were suspended and one six dollar ticket paid.
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Athens
Ohio
Army-Navy Air Force
John Newcomb
Joseph Sifferlen
Logan
Sifferlen
U S Mine Inspector Reports On Oil Well Near Logan
Sam Taylor of the U S Bureau of Mines studied a proposed oil well on the National Supply lease in Logan with potential effects on city water wells. He found no federal drilling jurisdiction and noted proper cementing could prevent pollution, but brine disposal by others could pose a risk. the state board could halt careless drilling.
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Sam Taylor
Morgantown
W. Va
US. Bureau of Mines
Logan
Taylor
Columbus
Pollution Control Board
Ohio Division of Mines
State Geological Survey Office
Washington
Department of Interior
Walter Moeller
Jud Matheny
State Mine Division
Ohio Weather Outlook With Sunshine Then Cold Front
Official Weather Bureau summary notes cloudy skies and southerly winds with 40s to low 50s overnight. Temperatures rise to the high 60s and 70s today before a cold front lowers them Friday into the 40s with northwest winds. Readings across Ohio include Toledo 54 Mansfield 55 Cleveland 53 Cincinnati 52 Columbus 50.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Lake Superior
Oklahoma
Toledo
Mansfield
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Supreme Court Justice Whittaker Retires
Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Whittaker retires effective April 1 on doctor's orders due to ill health. President Kennedy will appoint his first Supreme Court justice to fill the vacancy. Whittaker, 61, has served five years on the high court after being appointed by Eisenhower in 1957.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles E. Whittaker
Whittaker
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
U.S. Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
U.S. District Court
Missouri
Doniphan County
Kansas
Walter Reed Hospital
Kennedy Defends Tax Plan as Economy at Stake
President Kennedy warned at a news conference that Republican moves to kill the administration tax revision would harm the economy by stifling business investment and costing $600 million in uncollected dividend and interest income. He urged support for closing tax loopholes while noting GOP efforts to reduce $1.2 billion in revenue and $650 million a year from withholding. He also discussed nuclear testing inspection, the proposed summit, Laos policy, and reapportionment rulings.
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Kennedy
House
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Argentina
Alliance For Progress
Berlin
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Laos
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Plymouth Oil Stockholders Approve Asset Sale to Ohio Oil
Plymouth Oil Co. stockholders approve selling the firm's assets to Ohio Oil Co. of Findlay, Ohio, for an estimated 115 million dollars. The deal expands Ohio Oil Co.'s holdings and marks a major energy industry consolidation in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Plymouth Oil Co
Ohio Oil Co
Findlay, Ohio
Confessed Butcher Faces Manslaughter Charge in Jackson Case
John A. Cooper admits cutting up his stepson John A. Jackson and scattering body parts on a southern highway. Prosecutors say no premeditation shown, keeping first degree manslaughter charges pending. Authorities trace the remains toward Florida and Georgia while Cooper posts bond.
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Cincinnati
John A. Cooper
Hamilton County
C. Watson
College Hill
Cooper
John A. Jackson
Jackson
Florida
Atlanta
North College Hill Polce
Stanley Petit
Miami
Chicago
Loretta
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