Argentina swears in Illia to lead end of military rule
Arturo Illia, 63, physician turned politician, is sworn in as Argentina’s president to end 19 months of civil rule marked by crises. In an eight thousand word inaugural address he warns of a long struggle to restore the economy, appeals for national unity, criticizes past administrations, and pledges to cancel foreign oil contracts while seeking democratic reform through legal means.
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William L. F. Horsey
United Press International
Buenos Aires
UPI
Arturo U. Illia
Argentina
Congress
Ilia
Arturo Frondizi
Mass Funeral Planned For Italian Dam Disaster Victims
In Belluno Italy hundreds of villagers filed past about 200 coffins in a corn field to identify relatives killed in the Piave River Valley dam disaster. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 11 30 am in Belluno cathedral with Bishop Moccia.
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Harry Stathol
United Press International
Belluno
Italy
UPI
Piave
River Valley Dam
Cathedral of
Feltre
Msgr
Gioacchino Moccia
Antonio Segni
Longarone
Ital
Priest and student traded for two Russian spies
In a prisoner swap, Roman Catholic priest Walter Ciszek and student Marvin Makinen returned to the United States from Russia. They were exchanged for Soviet spies Ivan Egorov and his wife Aleksandra, who were arrested in New York last July. The reunion at Idlewild Airport drew crowds and press.
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Henry Logeman
United Press International
NEW York
UPD
Soviet Union
Russia
Walter Ciszek
Idlewild International
Marvin W. Makinen
Father Ciszek
London
Makinen
Shenandoah, Pa
Schuylkill County
Ivan Egorov
United Nations
Aleksandra
Two Lovington Men Hurt In Arkansas Jet Mishap
Two Lovington men were hospitalized Friday after a two vehicle crash 1.1 miles south of town on the Arkansas Jet. Patrick Granath, driver of a 1959 Buick, sustained three broken ribs and abrasions. Jack Witherspoon, 47, of 607 W. Ave A, suffered lacera tions, abrasions, a possible broken collar bone and possible broken ribs. L. B. Cox, 52, of Tumbleweed Courts, driver of the second car, had abrasions but declined medical help. Busby Browning, 48, a passenger, was uninjured. The collision occurred as Cox turned onto the road, traveling north in a 1954 Ford at about 10 to 15 mph, with Granath following about 60 to 60 mph. The Buick skidded 69 feet and struck the rear of the Cox car. the Ford veered into a bar ditch, while the Buick stopped against a fence in a ditch about 183 feet away. Both cars were total losses. Charges pending hospital release. Deputy Harvey Stanbrough investigated.
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Lovington
Arkansas Jet
Patrick Granath
Jack Witherspoon
Witherspoon
W. Ave A
Granath
L. B. Cox
Cox
Busby Browning
Harvery Stanbrough
Red Team Targets Wheat Trade Amid U.S. Visa Push
Moscow reports a Soviet government move related to the Amer purchase of American wheat. The U.S. Embassy commented on visa issues impacting the deal.
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Moscow
UPI
Amer
U.S
Berlin Route Reaffirmed After Soviet Lockade Ends
The Soviet Union halted a U S Berlin convoy for nearly 48 hours and then allowed 61 troops in 21 vehicles to enter West Berlin. A second convoy of 150 men in 30 vehicles moved from Helmstedt to reinforce, reaching West Berlin in 46 minutes, as protests from the United States and Allied commanders increased.
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Edward J. Shields
United Press International
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Helmsted
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
Sian
Moscow
U.S
Dreilinden
Babelsberg
East Germany
Marienborn
Raymond C
Fields
Pawnee
Okla
Otel Wells
India
Calif
26Th Infantry
ADN
Rabies Vaccination Drive Urges Pet Owners in Maljamar
The Lea County Health Department orders all household pets vaccinated against rabies by October 14 1963 due to stray dogs and cats. Unvaccinated animals may be destroyed with peace officer assistance if needed. owners must take pets to their chosen veterinarian since a second clinic is not planned.
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Lea County Health Department
Maljamar
Mallamar
Easley to Speak on State Legislation at B and PW Dinner
Lt Governor Mack Easley will address the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Western Grill on Thursday October 17 at 7 p.m. The acting governor will discuss tax measures welfare reapportionment finance and actions for the called legislative session. Reservations due by October 16 and led by Mrs. Jack Tiernan at Lovington National Bank.
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Mack Easley
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Western Grill
Jack Campbell
New Mexico
Mary Faulkner Payne
B & PW
Easley
Jack Tiernan
Lovington National Bank
Krazy Days Draw Shoppers In Lovington
Lovington merchants stage Krazy Days with more than 30 shops casting for nutty costumes. Prizes go to top outfits as the event kicks off Wednesday, followed by the Al G. Kelly and Miller Circus with two shows Thursday offering discounted coupons.
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Lovington
Lovington Chamber of Commerce
Lovington Circus Parade Promises Goofy Store Fun
Salesladies and customers in nutty costumes win $25 gift certificates. A plaque will honor the most whimsical store decorations. Krazy edition and KLEA radio join the laughs. The Thursday circus parade starts at 1 p.m. featuring clowns, 15 elephants, a hippo, and other animals, the first in over twenty years.
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Lovington Daily Leader
KLEA
Lovington
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