Guido Turns To Church Leader In Argentina Crisis
President Jose Maria Guido sought guidance from Cardinal Caggiano as he assumes the presidency amid looming crises. Military leaders met to discuss cabinet choices while efforts to form a coalition with radical parties continued. Frondizi era factions wavered on barring Peronists from office amid reports of political divisions.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Antonio Cardinal Caggiano
Ricardo Balbin
Frondizi
Balbin
Peronists
Congress
Salk Shots Sufficient Patently, Foundation Chief Says
Washington AP Basil O Connor head of the National Foundation says there is no need for people with all three Salk shots to take the Sabin vaccine despite U S Public Health Service recommendations. He fears public confidence could be undermined by mass immunization.
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Washington
The
National Foundation
Basil O'Connor
Te National Foundation
U.S. Public Health Service
O'Connor
Health Service
Jonas Salk
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Burma Allows Nightclubs as Tourism Attractors
Burma’s revolutionary government will tolerate night clubs and dance halls to aid tourism. A Revolutionary Council spokesman told Nation on Saturday that few joints would be closed. Police closed three halls recently, but officials say this does not reflect government policy.
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Rangoon
Burma
Nation
Revolutionary Council
Commissioner of Police
Akron union named bargaining agent for Kentucky plant workers
The United Rubber Workers were recognized as the bargaining representative for 308 hourly workers at General Tire and Rubber Co’s new Mayfield Kentucky plant, announced by both the company and the union on Saturday.
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Akron, Ohio
United Rubber Workers
General Tire & Rubber Co
Mayfield, Ky
Saurday
OSU Phi Gamma Delta pledges buy beer in Ohio town
Twenty four Ohio State University fraternity members traveling from Columbus to Lexington Kentucky stopped at Len's Wine Shop in Washington Court House Ohio to buy ten cases of beer. Owner Leonard Loudner reported missing bottles but the deputies found none of the group were of legal age. Officials recorded the youths’ names and allowed them to continue on their trip without the beer.
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Ohio
Ohio State University Fraternity
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Columbus
Lexing
Loudner
Sheriff's Deputies
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Midd
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Marquise
Gary Boring
St. Bernard
Indianapolis
Salk
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What
Sonal Loan
First National Bank
Paul Curry
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Vail
Strand Bldg
Vradelis
Paramount
South Broad ST
Sutphin
Armco East
Middletown
Monroe, Ohio
Grand Avenue
Trenton
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