Argentine Junta Ousts President and Forms Military Rule
Argentina's military commanders ousted President Roberto M. Levingston and said they would govern until representative democracy is restored. Lt. Gen. Alejandro Lanusse emerged as the leading figure, with the junta asserting control as they restore air force leadership and dismiss defense, information, and labor ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Roberto M. Levingston
Alejandro Lanusse
Levingston
Defense, Information and Labor
Aldo Ferrer
Lanusse
Government House
Carlos Alberto Rey
Adm
Pedro Guavi
Arturo Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
Congress
Ongania
Washington
Cordoba
Blue Cross Bills Believed Stalled in Missouri
Missouri insurance director William McCaskill said neither the House nor the Senate will pass bills to place Blue Cross Blue Shield plans under state department supervision. He noted heavy Blue Cross lobbying has halted committee hearings and expects the session to end without action, though he will pursue other means to bring the plans under his jurisdiction.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
William McCaskill
Missouri House
Senate
Department of Insurance
McCaskill
Blue Cross
Military chiefs fire Argentine president after nine months
In Buenos Aires the military chiefs who placed Roberto Levingston in power have dismissed him after a brief tenure of nine months. The move signals a new political upheaval in Argentina as factions realign and the civilian government’s fate remains uncertain.
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Buenos Aires
Roberto Levingston
Three Hurt In Kingdom City Brawl
Three men were hospitalized after Sunday morning brawl at the Cavalier Club Kingdom City involving two sets of brothers. Russell Laughlin and Samuel Laughlin were shot, Herbert Brown was injured by a fall. James Brown faces felonious assault charges after shooting at the scene.
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Fulton
Kingdom City
Callaway Memorial Hospital
Russell Laughlin
Mokane
Samuel Laughlin
Herbert Brown
McCredie
James Brown
Ted Salmons
Brown Brothers
Cavalier Club
Jim Baysinger
Laughlin Brothers
Salmons
Champlin Station
Herbert
Permanent Freight Rate Hikes Approved by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted permanent freight rate increases near 12 percent in the East and West and 6 percent in the South, with total revenue about 300 million below railroads' request. The order, effective in 15 days, ends last fall revenue-raising requests and includes hikes on specific products.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Commission
Immunization For Hepatitis A Major Step Toward Vaccine
New York University researcher Dr. Saul Krugman reports successful immunization of humans against the most serious form of hepatitis. He says the door is ajar toward a possible vaccine within five to nine years, with two injections of boiled serum yielding protection and antibodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York University
Saul Krugman
New York University Medical Center
Krugman
White House Intervenes In TV Debate On SST Show
The White House intervened to cancel a Cavett debate on the SST program citing fairness doctrine concerns. Magruder appeared alone after a White House call. Proxmire Bayh and Godfrey had previously appeared advocating defeat of the SST while Sen. Proxmire and others were on earlier programs.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
White House
Dick Cavett
Cavett
William Proxmire
D-Wis
SST
William Magruder
ABC
Magruder
Federal Communication Commission
House
Senate
Proxmire
Sen
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Arthur Godfrey
Bayh
Jail Good Guys FDA Acts On Get Late Show Intravenous Fluid Danger
In Joseph Missouri prisoners who prove good behavior may watch a late movie weekly after Sheriff Myers adds a second jail TV. Two tiers earning cleanliness and conduct rewards can use the sets four days. Viewing extends to 10 30 pm for qualified inmates, with hours ending at 10 pm otherwise. FDA urged recall of contaminated Abbott intravenous solutions as substitutes become available. deaths stand at nine with infections rising to 350 across 21 hospitals.
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FDA
St, Joseph, Mo
H.C. Myers
Myers
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
David Sencer
Center For Disease Control of
The
Public Health Service
Charles C. Edwards
Edwards
Blast and Fire at Verona Plant
A small explosion preceded a fire at Hoffman-Taff Chemical Co. plant in Verona Missouri early today. Several employees were present but no injuries were reported. Fire spread to vats area and firemen contained the blaze in two and a half hours. Cause unknown. Verona lies about 20 miles west of Springfield where the company’s main office is located.
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Verona
Hoffman-Taff Chemical Co
Springfield
Court Won't Settle Suit On Lake Erie
The Supreme Court declined today to settle Ohio's suit charging Dow Chemical Co. of Midland Michigan Dow Chemical Canada and Wayndotte Chemicals of Wayndotte Michigan with feeding poisonous mercury compounds into Lake Erie. The decision directs Ohio to pursue state court action while signaling possible appellate support if proven. Justice Harlan delivered the opinion with Justice Douglas dissenting.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
High Court
John M. Harlan
Lake Erie
Interior Department
Herbert Phillip Schlanger
Air Force
William C. Douglas
Dow Chemical Co
Midland
Mich
Dow Chemical of
Wayndotte Chemicals Corp
Wayndotte, Mich
Missouri House veteran George A. Duensing Jr dies at 70
G A Duensing Jr, a seven term Missouri House member from Lafayette County, died Monday at Barnes Hospital of cancer. He served 1954 55 before ill health led to retirement and was appointed to Missouri first Mental Health Conference. A Concordia native lumberman and former secretary of the Harness Racing Division of the Missouri State Fair, he is survived by his wife and two daughters. Funeral set for Wednesday in Kirkwood with burial Thursday in Bethel Cemetery Concordia.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
George A. Duensing Jr
Barnes Hospital
Duensing
Lafayette County
Warren E. Hearnes
Concordia
Kirkwood
Bethel Cemetery
SST Foes Hold Edge in Senate
In Washington AP report on the final Senate debate over the SST project a vote looms on continuing federal funding. An AP survey shows 48 opposed or leaning against, 39 for or leaning for, 11 uncommitted with Mundt and Jordan ill. Key uncommitted senators include Buckley Anderson Cooper Dominick Hollings Humphrey Long Mathias McGee Smith Symington. The Appropriations Committee approved 134 million to extend prototypes through June, a House vote failed 215 204 after previously approving SST funds. The Senate last year voted 52 41 to end federal funding.
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Washington
Senate
Associated Press
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Spiro T. Agnew
James Buckley
New York
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Peter Dominick
R-Cole
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Russell Long
D-La
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
Boeing
General Electric
House
Federa
Creed Family Moves Residence Ingram Court Listing
Mr and Mrs W R Creed have moved from 414 North Missouri Avenue to Ingram Court Lot 15 south of Mexico The vacated property is now rented by Mr and Mrs Norman Sanders and their daughter continuous occupancy remains at the new address
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W. R. Creed
Missouri Ave
Ingram Court
Mexico
Norman Sanders
Girl Fatally Ill Gets Her Wish Fulfilled
Paula Herndon of Aurora aged 44, a cystic fibrosis patient, fulfilled her lifelong wish to visit Disneyland. Community members and organizations including Disney, Howard Johnson, Ozark and Delta Airlines, and Triple A Ambulance helped arrange the five day trip. she returned home in good spirits after the California visit.
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Aurora
Paula Herndon
Viotim
Disneyland
Dorothy Herndon
Paula
Bill Davis
Aurora Baptist Church
Howard Johnson Motor Inn
Ozark
Delta Airlines
Triple A
Load Of Beef Hijacked in East Baltimore
Frank Rumons and his wife Rita of Kansas City say they were held for three hours by five armed bandits who hijacked a tractor-trailer carrying 37,604 pounds of beef valued at 45,000 dollars in front of a Baltimore County warehouse. The couple was blindfolded and later released near a police station.
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Baltimore, Md
Frank Rumons
Rita
Kansas City
Baltimore County
Mexico Ledger Classified Rates and Office Hours
The Mexico Ledger lists publishing details and subscription rates with local and out of state options. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, office hours, and postal information for delivery areas and military members.
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Washington
Mexico
Audrain
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