Argentine Military Grants Guido Power to Lead Nation
Argentine military leaders signaled approval for Jose Maria Guido to assume the presidency, ousting Arturo Frondizi amid a push to curb Peronists and Communists. The ruling chiefs demanded a veto over cabinet appointments, suppression of rival unions, and control of provincial governments by April 15, with Frondizi barred from government functions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Air Ministry
Frondizi
Raul Poggi
Peronists
Juan D. Peron
Rogelio Frigerio
Frigerio
Fidel Castro
Four Logan Dog Owners Fined for Running At Large
Four residents of Logan were fined $10 plus costs by Mayor Delmar Freeman for permitting their dogs to run at large. The cited individuals Phil A. Henderson Jerry Eckles Mike Eaton and Carl Johnson all pleaded guilty. Johnson, who failed to appear, was brought before the mayor via warrant amid a city crackdown on stray dogs after multiple bites and complaints.
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Delmar Freeman
Phil A. Henderson
E. Main St
Jerry Eckles
Walhonding Ave
Mike Eaton
Friesner Ave
Carl Johnson
Walhending Ave
Johnson
Freeman
Gagarin Says Russians Plan Space Surprise
Yuri Gagarin told a Moscow Radio conference that the next Soviet space flight will surprise the world. He said cosmic flights would be strictly scientific and that the world would applaud Soviet achievements.
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London
Yuri Gagarin
Moscow Radio
Gagarin
Komsomol
Young Communist League
Kennedy Returns From India and Pakistan Tour
Mrs. John F Kennedy completed a 20 day semi official tour visiting Rome India Pakistan London and Paris she praised the experience but said it felt unnatural to travel without her husband President Kennedy welcomed her back at Washington National Airport praising her trip and stressing family reunion with Caroline and John.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
India
Pakistan
Kennedy
Caroline
Washington National Airport
John XXIII
Taj Mahal
Ganges River
Banares
Khyber Pass
Sardar
London
Queen Elizabeth
New York
Mrs. Kennedy
Princess Lee Radziwill
West Logan Child Born At Columbus Fire Station
Kelly Loren Nelson was born at 8 p.m. Thursday in the front seat of his father Ralph Nelson’s car parked at a Columbus fire station. A Columbus policeman delivered the baby, the family then continued to Doctors Hospital, with both mother and 8 pound baby reported fine. Grandparents are Elsie Smith and Pearl Nelson. the boy has a two year old brother, Craig Edward.
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Kelly Loren Nelson
Kelly
Ralph Nelson
West Logan
Columbus
Nelson
Milk Price Supports Cut to Minimum Levels
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman cut dairy price supports to the law's minimum, lowering milk for manufacturing to 3.11 per hundred pounds and butterfat to 57.2 cents a pound. The move could lower consumer prices but reduce dairy farmers' income by 200 to 250 million dollars this year.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Operation Seek opens statewide road safety drive in Ohio
Ohio launches a statewide road safety program named Operation Seek to cut highway crashes. Three man teams survey roads, log hazards, and classify treatment needs as the effort expands from Delaware County to Allen Ashland Butler Delaware Geauga Licking Lucas Portage Ross Shelby Tuscarawas and Washington counties. The National Safety Council commends Ohio for a 12 percent drop in traffic fatalities to 1664 from 1897 in 1960.
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Highway Division
DiSalle
Allen
Ashland
Butler
Delaware
Geauga
Licking
Lucas
Portage
Ross
Shelby
Tuscarawas
Washington
National Safety Council For
Ohio
Government plans 75 million sterile flies weekly to curb screwworm pest
Washington AP outlines a federal program aiming to release 75 million sterile screwworm flies weekly in Texas and along the Rio Grande to stop larval feeding on cattle. The Agriculture Department seeks funding to expand the effort after prior success in Florida, with a three year horizon for self-elimination.
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Washington
Texas
Mexico
United States
Florida
Ocean
Gulf
House
Southwest
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Rio Grande
New conflict rocks Algiers
Algiers sees fresh violence as the OAS gunmen fatally injure four Moslems and wound nine others in a night of terror. Officials report 20,000 troops sealed the city while a hard core of 500 to 600 extremists remain at large as Abderrahmane Fares arrives to lead a transitional regime ahead of independence voting.
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Algiers
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Maison Carree
Bab el Qaed
Abderrahmane Fares
Paris
Fares
Crystal Radio Pioneer Dies At 64 In Cincinnati
Rollo L. Tedford 64, a radio hobbyist turned defense industry figure, died Thursday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. A Navy World War I veteran, he began making quartz crystals for amateur radios in his basement. In 1941 he left Crosley Broadcasting to establish Tedford Crystal Laboratories in Cheviot, later moving it to Cincinnati and employing 80 to 120 people.
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Cincinnati
Rollo L. Tedford
Christ Hospital
Tedford
Navy
Crosley Broadcasting Co
Tedford Crystal Laboratories, Inc
Cheviot
Kennedy Ponders Court Appointee
President Kennedy weighs a Supreme Court pick to replace retiring Justice Whittaker amid speculation. Names circulated include Abraham Ribicoff Arthur Goldberg Paul Freund Eugene Rostow and William Hastie with hints of a possible historic African American nominee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Whittaker
Welfare
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Arthur J. Goldberg
Chicago
Ribicoff
Hartford
Goldberg
Whittaker
Paul Abraham Freund
Harvard
High Tribunal
Eugene Victor Rostow
Yale Law School
Walt Whitman Rostow
State Department
Workhouse contract approved by Hocking County commissioners
Hocking County commissioners approved a contract with the Cincinnati workhouse to keep prisoners at three dollars per day. The Dayton workhouse was considered but Cincinnati was chosen for the lower rate. The board also approved two animal claims and received an easement for Perry Two highways. A Laurelville Route 2 resident was certified for tuberculosis hospital care per Dr Boocks.
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Hocking
Perry Two
Joseph W
Dorothy M. Miller
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking County
Laurelville Rt. 2
Weather Outlook for Ohio Cold Front Brings Rain and Cooler Temps
Official Weather Bureau summary notes northwest winds across western Ohio, warm eastern counties. After a high of 80 yesterday, rain today lowered temps with a 57 degree reading at 10:30 am and .15 inch rainfall. Saturday forecast calls for cloudy, cool with rain and possible light snow northern counties.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Cold air drives rain and snow across midwest flood zones
Cold air swept east across the midwest dropping temperatures sharply and slowing melting snow. Snow depth reached eight inches in northeast North Dakota while Rapid City South Dakota and Pueblo Colorado saw two to three inches. Floodwaters receded in northeastern Nebraska as the Floyd River crested near Sioux City where about 175 families moved to higher ground and roughly half a million sandbags were used.
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Texas
Ohio
Midwest
North Dakota
Rapid City
S.D
Pueblo
Colo
Nebraska
Floyd
Iowa
Sioux City
Cuban Invasion Trials: 1100 Admit Guilt
Havana papers report more than 1100 prisoners on trial for the Cuban invasion last April have admitted guilt. The tribunal president said defendants could speak, and a letter from Capt. Jose A Perez San Roman portrays leaders and prisoners as naive.
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Havana
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Hoy
Jose A. Perez San Roman
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Out Patient Clinics Report On Costs
Ohio's 40 out patient psychiatric clinics spent 2,367,286 dollars in the year ended June 30 1961. Clinics in 27 counties treated 12 774 patients from 88 counties with funding from state city county federal and private sources totaling 2 367 286 dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Robert A. Haines
Stone House Hits Brick Church in Memphis Move
A stone house being moved in Memphis struck a brick church causing about 10 dollars in damage. The incident involved truck driver Odell Nathaniel, 26, who struck a fixed object during the move.
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Memphis, Tenn
Odell Nathaniel
Kennedy tax bill victory sparks coming Senate clash
The Kennedy administration hailed the House passage of the tax revision bill as a major triumph and prepared for a heated Senate battle. The final House vote was 219 to 199 with 218 Democrats and one Republican voting yes. The measure expands business investment credits, withholding on interest and dividends, and taxes mutuals and cooperatives while tightening entertainment and foreign income rules. Secretary Douglas Dillon opens five weeks of hearings as the Senate finance panel splits between liberal and conservative camps.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Richard H. Poff
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Doctors Park medical center to break ground in Marion
Ground will be broken Saturday for the first park type medical center in Ohio. Called Doctors Park, a $300,000 complex on U S 23 south of Marion will include three professional medical buildings with offices for 10 physicians a pharmacy and laboratory facilities. It is owned by eight Marion doctors and sits on a former golf course site as part of an executive development.
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Marion, Ohio
Doctors’ Park
U.S. 23
Marion
Tennesseean Busy Four Hours With Arrests and Escape
Police reported Johnny Ells, 4, of Lookout Mountain, had a busy four hours Thursday night. He was jailed for drunkenness, treated for a head cut, overpowered a hospital orderly and escaped, then robbed a liquor store attendant of $6 and was caught by a detective as he backed out of the store. He faced armed robbery charges.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Johnny Ells
Lookout Mountain
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