Argentina leaders scramble as Aramburu abducted feared killed
An emergency session in Buenos Aires reviewed a ransom threat to execute former president Pedro Eugenio Aramburu who vanished Friday amid Peronist tensions. Police and troops searched nationwide while the Juan Jose Valle Command claimed responsibility and warned of a staged trial and execution.
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Argentina
Pedro Eugenio Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Juan Carlos Ongania
Aramburu
Ongania
Juan Jose Valle
Army
Peron
Valle
Susana
Eva Peron
Evita
Maddox to Picket Atlanta Newspapers Over Reporting Feud
Gov. Les Maddox announced plans to picket the Atlanta Journal and Constitution offices once signs are ready, rejecting an ACLU offer to assist. He cited biased reporting and described the ACLU as fostering socialism and communism while defending his rights and property.
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Atlanta
UPI
Lester Maddox
Atlanta Journal and Constitution
American Civil Liberties Union
Maddox
State Capitol
Charles Morgan
ACLU
Morgan
U.S
Israel Records Guerrilla Dead
Tel Aviv reported 1,621 Arab guerrillas killed by Israeli troops since 1967. Of those, 840 belonged to Al Fatah. 633 infiltrators from Jordan were killed, and 109 died in air-strike missions. In 1968 one Israeli died for every three guerrillas. now the ratio is eight to one. Over 2,500 guerrillas are held in Israeli prisons.
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Tel Aviv
Middle East
al Fatah
Jordan
Eight Named Police File Felony Charges
Eight people face felony complaints from police including two charged with robbery by firearms. Tommy Lee Brown, 19, tied to a 7 11 robbery on Parkway Drive, bond set at 15000. Jerry Meshell, 29, Houston, linked to a poker-game hijacking. Meshell arrested after a service station stop. Additional suspects include Leslie Perry, George Magar, Charles Van Pelt, Hawkins, and others charged with burglary related receiving and concealing items. Bernice Garcia Lewis charged with marijuana possession after traffic stop.
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Tommy Lee Brown
Ave, T
Parkway Drive
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Brown
Stella Starr
Cornell St
Pat York
17Th St
Avenue H
Gene Leachman
52Nd St
Tom Grooms
41St St
Meshell
Tyler
Grooms
Tohoka
Leslie Lee Perry
Ave. C
Apt
Bruce's
Redbud Square
Perry
George M. Magar
Patterson's First Engine Recalled
Patterson's first locomotive, built in Paterson New Jersey, was shipped in 1837 to Sandusky Ohio for the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad. Workers awaited its arrival before tracks were laid to ensure rails matched the wheel gauge.
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Paterson
N. J
UPI
Alleghenies
Sandusky
Ohio
Mad River & Lake Erie
Santa Maria shipwreck claim eyed for 1492 site
Ocean explorer Fred Dickson Jr plans June 15 excavations at a reef off northern Haiti, asserting rubbles and artifacts from Columbus flagship Santa Maria lie there. Private foundation backs the two year effort with about $50,000, needing museum transfer if recovered.
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Haiti
Santa Maria
Fred Dickson Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
Columbus
America
Cape Haitian
Dickson
Foundation
Arthur Bonhomme
Robert
Chicago
Froelich Rainey
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Mendel ‘Peterson
Analyata
Surcon Chemical Corp
Jose Maria Martinez-Hildalgo
Maritime Museum
Barcelona
Martinez-Hildalgo
City of
St. Louis
Newark Mayor Faces Extortion Trial Ahead of Runoff
Newark Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio and 12 co defendants go on trial in Trenton on extortion and income tax evasion charges. The case centers on alleged $253 000 paid by a city sewer contractor Constract Inc. Witness Paul W. Rigo is missing and feared in protective custody. Addonizio claims political persecution and vows the public will see the truth after the election.
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Newark
N.J
Hugh J. Addonizio
Kenneth A. Gibson
Addonizio
Addonizia
U.S
Frederick B. Lacey
New York City
Gibson
Lacey
U.S. District Court
Trenton
Paul W. Rigo
Constract Inc
Rigo
U.S. Supreme Court
Japanese firm designs 50 passenger tourist submarine
Kyodo says a Tokyo based company completed designs for a 50 passenger submarine capable of 66 feet underwater for 30 minutes. The firm foresees an expanding ocean leisure industry needing underwater pleasure ships.
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Tokyo
Kyodo News Service
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