Rival Forces Converge on Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires rebels seeking a military dictatorship halted their advance as loyalist troops protected the capital. President Guido met rebel leader Toranzo Montero to seek a solution amid scattered shooting and navy involvement favored the rebels.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Navy
Guido
Federico Toranzo Montero
Eduardo Senorans
Senorans
Toranzo Montero
Salta
Jujuy
Juan Bautista Loza
Loza
Arturo Ossorio Arana
Juan D. Peron
Ossorio Arana
Peron
Jose Luis Cantilo
Palermo
1St Army Mobile Division
Buenos Aires Federal District
Algeria's Militants Under Civilian Control Tightens
Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau announced drastic limits on guerrilla zones seizing property and taxing civilians. Mohammed Khider said the army of 60,000 veterans will be regrouped into barracks as discipline tightens after five weeks of interior chaos.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Mohammed Khider
Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Kheda
Khider
Peace Corps Chief Arrives in Manila for Far East Tour
R Sargent Shriver director of the Peace Corps arrived in Manila from Formosa and said reactions to the French Corps have been very favorable. He is on a 25 day tour of Peace Corps projects in the Far East.
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Manila
R. Sargent Shriver
U.S. Peace Corps
Formosa
Shriver
Peace Corps
Far East
Odd token found in Havre de Grace meter
Town Clerk Edgar Way discovered a token shaped like a dime in a municipal parking meter. The slug bore the Seventh Commandment: Thou shalt not steal. The incident raises questions about vandalism or a test of the meters' integrity.
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Havre DE Grace, Md
Edgar Way
Soviet Union completes third orbital flight of Nikolayev in Vostok NIT
Moscow reports cosmonaut Andrian Nikolayev aboard Vostok NIT completed the first orbit reaching 150 miles high and 109 miles low with an 85.5 minute duration. Tass said all systems functioned normally and Nikolayev reported feeling well. Titov’s year ago flight had similar parameters and duration.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Tass
Andrian Grigorievich Nikolayev
Vostok Nit
Nikolayev
Titov
Albany Jails Cleared After Racial Demonstrations
Albany officials weigh biracial talks as King and Anderson suspend pilgrimages. Four leaders received suspended sentences with 60 day probation, while 418 arrests since July 11 left jails cleared after bonds secured 25 prisoners. A Hartford bus carried 13 blacks and two whites to join clergymen from other states.
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Anderson
Martin ‘Luther King Jr
King
A. N. Durden Sr
Recorders Court
Shakeup Proposed for Equal Job Rights Panel
A secret report by Theodore Kheel urges a top level reorganization of Kennedy's equal employment committee favoring voluntary compliance over mandatory rules. The plan could anger Afro American voters and would move the executive vice chairman role to a paid post, potentially downgrading John Feild.
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Washington
New York
Kennedy
Committee On Equal
John Feild
Equal Employment Opportunity
Feild
Robert Troutman Jr
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Troutman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kheel
National Urban League
Ghandi Society For Human Rights
Goldberg
Stephen Shulman
Car Skids Into Group Of Children In Salem
Five Kalbfell children were playing beside a road near Salem, Ohio when a car skidded 150 feet and struck them. David 11 and Frank 5 died at Salem City Hospital. Marie 13 and Joseph 4 were in fair condition. Eddie 8 escaped injury. The driver, unhurt, was questioned and released.
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Salem, Ohio
William Kalbfell
David
Salem City
Frank
Marie
Joseph
Eddie
Cunningham Road
Salem
Highway Patrol
U S Signals Move to Recognize Peru Junta
Washington informed sources say the United States plans to recognize the Peruvian military junta soon after the July 18 coup, citing promises to return to democracy, protect civil liberties, and pursue a pro democratic, anti Communist stance.
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Washington
United States
Peru
El Al Cancels New York Flight Over Soblen Return
London reports El Al cancelled the New York bound service after a 707 underwent ultrasonic crack inspection on manufacturer's orders. British Home Secretary Henry Brooke weighs options as Soblen faces life in prison for wartime Soviet secrets.
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London
Israel
Britain
Robert Soblen
United States
Schlen
America
Tel Aviv
Henry Brooke
U.S
Soviet Union
EL al
Dr. Soblen
Home Office
Soblen
New York
Brixton
David Ben-Gurion
Chile Recognizes Peruvian Military Government
Lima reports Chile announced it recognized the Peruvian military government on Friday, becoming the 24th country to do so.
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Lima
Peru
Chile
Taxes and the Nation’s Founding Twist
The remark notes how the country’s founding era sought tax relief as a motivation. It presents a skeptical take on civic history, suggesting taxation fears shaped early political thinking and public sentiment.
Test of blood alcohol device leads to drunken volunteers
At State Patrol HQ in Fayetteville North Carolina Gov. Sanford and officials watched four volunteers drink whisky to test a device measuring blood alcohol. Three recovered enough to leave. a fourth was taken home after a heavy dose. Others were unable to drive and were also returned to their homes.
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Fayetteville
N.C
State Patrol
Terry Sanford
Kennedy to address tax cut, economy talk set for Monday
President Kennedy will tell Americans whether an immediate tax cut is needed to inject dollars into the economy. The White House reviewed July indicators with top advisers before a network broadcast at 7 p.m. EDT, with plans for a possible tax cut decision by year’s end.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
Mutual
Box Score Of Orbits Box Score Of Orbits
The article lists historic spaceflight milestones including Yuri Gagarin’s first orbital flight aboard Vostok I on April 12 1961. It notes later Soviet and American orbital missions from 1961 1962 plus two sub orbital flights by Alan Shepard and Virgil Grissom in 1961.
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Maj
Gherman Titov
Earth
Yuri Gagarin
John H. Glenn Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Glenn
Carpenter
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil J. Grissom
Vostok I
Vostok US
U.S
Friendship
U.S. Navy
Aurora
Andrian Grigorievich Nikolayev
Vostok II
United States
Air Force
Virgil O 'Grissom
Car Driver Killed in Ohio Tractor Trailer Crash
A 22 year old car driver Richard Ira Young of Unionville Center was killed when his vehicle struck an oncoming tractor trailer on Ohio 4 between Milford Center and Irwin in Union County. The truck driver William Garner f of Wellington escaped injury.
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Richard Ira Young
Unionville Center
Ohio 4
Milford Center
Irwin
Union County
William Garner F
Wellington
Nigerians To Get U.S. Training Aid
American Ambassador Joseph Palmer II said the United States will aid Nigeria by training young Nigerians to build skilled manpower. The statement was made in Lagos, Nigeria, as part of ongoing development assistance.
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Lagos
Nigeria
United States
Joseph Palmer II
Atlas Rocket Fragments Scatter California. Polaris A2 Succeeds
Two missiles tested on Friday ended differently with Atlas F exploding off Vandenberg causing orange flames and debris fall in Santa Maria Valley while a Polaris A2 launched from Cape Canaveral hit its 1,500 mile target. No injuries reported and officials warned not to touch debris possibly acid contaminated.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Santa Maria Valley
Los Angeles
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Wake Island
Navy
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Gagarin
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Andrian Nikolayev
Albany
Albany. Ga
Georgia City
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W. G. Anderson
Equal Job Rights Group
Theodore Kheel
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
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Associated Press
Marysville, Ohio
Atlas
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