Peron Returns To Seville After Failed South American Stay
Juan Peron resumes exile in Spain after a short failed bid to return to Argentina. Brazil ordered his return to Spain, diverting Iberia jet to Seville to keep him away from reporters as Madrid officials weigh a temporary stay.
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Sevilla
Spain
Juan D. Peron
South America
Argentina
Brazil
Peron
Madrid
Rio de Janeiro
Atlantic
Andalucia
Panama
Iberia
Paraguay
Juan Domingo Peron
Juan Peron
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Galeao International
Peron barred from landing in Uruguay and Paraguay
Peron faces travel bans as Uruguay and Paraguay refuse landing rights. Spanish officials warn his return would breach asylum terms from 1960. As exile concerns persist, Peron may seek Spain or other destinations while officials debate his political involvement and future.
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Peron
Montevideo
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Spain
Pope Meets Oriental Faith Leaders in India Call for Unity
Pope Paul VI met Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist, Zoroastrian, and other leaders in Bombay and urged all men to begin building a common future. He spoke of shared goods and human destiny and called for closer ties with mutual understanding and love during his India visit. He also conferred with leaders of Christian bodies including the Church of South India and other Indian Christian groups.
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Bombay
India
Paul VI
Church of South India
Rome's Modified Stance Aims at Christian Unity Abroad
A personal meeting with churchmen reflected Rome's shift toward common cause with Christians outside the Catholic fold, signaling unifying overtures and a broader religious diplomacy.
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Rome
500 White Hostages Sought in Congo Conflict
In Leopoldville the mercenary led government column pushed into northeast Congo chasing rebels believed to hold 500 white hostages. Five more dead Europeans were found as the rebels reportedly fled toward Watsa near the Sudan border with a government force of 30.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Watsa
Brezhnev Denounces Congo Landing as West Action
Brezhnev denounces Western paratroop landing in the Congo and says the Soviet Union is prepared to help North Vietnam but refuses to pledge direct Soviet intervention in either case.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Congo
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Congo Crisis Near Bunia Amid Rebel Hostages
Mercenaries and 200 Congolese troops approach Bunia 350 miles east of Stanleyville. Bunia hosts a small white population, mainly Greeks, with two Roman Catholic priests found. Rebels reportedly took remaining whites to join hostages at Watsa. government forces move toward Paulis southwest of Watsa.
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Bunia
Stanleyville
Watsa
Paulis
Optimism grows on UN funding crisis and talks
Behind the scenes at the United Nations hopeful talks on the financial and constitutional crisis gain momentum. Secretary General U Thant leads discussions with key powers as Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko meet, with Adlai Stevenson noting the luncheon talks were useful.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
World Organization
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Adlai E. Steven
Son
U.N
United States
Thant
Rusk
Three Point Plan Presented to Thant by Asian African Group
A coalition of Asian and African nations quickly presented Thant with a three point plan. Informal sources say the Soviet and U.S. sides endorsed parts of the plan but attached conflicting conditions.
Justice Department Key in Baker Testimony Conflict
Senator Carl Curtis urged the Justice Department to resolve conflicting testimony over a secret payoff tied to the Kennedy Johnson campaign fund in 1960. Matthew McCloskey and Don Reynolds accused each other of lies as Reynolds admitted handling a kickback scheme involving Baker and McCloskey.
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Washington
Carl T. Curtis
Justice Department
Nebraska Republican
Matthew H. McCloskey
Ireland
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
McCloskey
Baker
John J. Williams
Del
Senate Rules Committee
Baker and McCloskey
Washington, D.C
Senate
Democratic
Ear
Contractor's Bond Helped Secure McCloskey Firm Project
The witness testified he wrote the performance bond for McCloskey's construction firm tied to a major building project. The testimony centers on the bond's role in enabling the McCloskey company to proceed with the construction work.
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McCloskey
Reynolds
William K. Stewart
Reynolds and
Baker
Reynolds’ Insurance Company
USW Opens Secret Talks on Job Security and Wages
The AFL-CIO United Steelworkers Union begins two days of closed sessions by its 163 member international wage policy committee after executive board recommendations. Key demands include job security greater employment and wage increases when the current contract reopens after January 1.
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Pittsburgh
AFL - Cio
United Steelworkers
USW
Associated Press
USW President Hints at Broad Contract Openings
USW President David J. Mc Donald, after executive board meetings, declined to comment on union demands but said the agreement will be opened except for the extended vacation plan.
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USW
David J. McDonald
Minding Children Meant More Than Obedience Fifty Years Ago
A fifty year old column recalls era norms where caregiving involved guiding children with intent and care rather than strict obedience, reflecting shifts in family dynamics and social expectations.
Pair Guilty Of Espionage In Newark Case
A Soviet chauffeur Igor A. Ivanov and American electronics engineer John W. Butenko were found guilty of conspiring to relay Air Force secrets to the Soviet Union and illegal foreign agent registration. Sentencing by Judge Anthony T. Augelli awaits a later date.
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Newark
N.J
U.S. District Court
Anthony T. Augelli
John W. Butenko
Igor A. Ivanov
Butenko
Ivanov
Soviet Union
State Department
First African Negro UN Assembly President
Ghana's Alex Quaison-Lackey becomes the first African Negro to preside over the U.N. General Assembly as 115 nations convene. The African bloc has grown to 34 members and aligns with Asia against South Africa's apartheid, though unity fractures on other issues.
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UN Assembly
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Ghana
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Quaison - Sackey
Africa
South
South Africa
Asia
Soviet Bloc
Inclement Weather Widespread Across Nation
Wet weather with snow sleet and rain covers much of the nation. Snowfalls are heaviest from New England to the Rockies as temperatures drop to near 0 in parts of Montana Minnesota and South Dakota. Hazardous driving conditions due to slick highways are posted by the Weather Bureau.
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Associated Press
New England
Rockies
Montana
Minnesota
Tabet
The
Weather Bureau
Weather snapshot notes rain and mild temps regionally
Rain is forecast tonight and tomorrow with cooler conditions. Northern Ohio recorded two to four inches of snow last night. The local area expects a low near 38 degrees tonight and a cooler day tomorrow.
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Ohio
Weather Maps Trace Widespread Storm Across Regions
A vast system stretched from New England to the central Plains and beyond the Rockies. More than a half foot of snow fell in many areas while warm Gulf air sparked severe storms and several tornadoes in northern Louisiana and southern Arkansas with no injuries reported. Snow mixed with sleet and rain dampened zones from northeast Pennsylvania to the Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma. Rain lingered along the Middle Atlantic Coast with showers in the Lower Ohio Valley. Heavy snow hit the Upper Ohio Valley as fair, mild conditions survived only in small southeastern and southwestern pockets.
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Eas
New England
Central Plains
Rocky Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Middle Atlantic Coast
Ohio Valley
Plains
Goldwater Supporters Sideline GOP Meeting in Denver
Republican governors gathered in Denver to discuss the party's future amid a split GOP with only Tim M. Babcock of Montana still aligned with Goldwater. Dean Burch faced a confidence vote in Chicago later, while Gov. Paul Fannin of Arizona could not attend the session.
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Denver
Colo
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
GOP
Tim M. Babcock
Montana
San Francisco
Babcock
Rockefellers
Dean Burch
Burch
Chicago
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Senate
Congress
Rockefeller plan to fly in Goldwater critics sparks cross party energy
Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York brings in a plane load of Goldwater critics, including Winthrop Rockefeller and Lawrence Rockefeller, to bolster opposition. John Reed of Maine and John Volpe of Massachusetts join the flight while Okla Gov Henry Bellman sends John Tyler and Bud Wilkinson to represent him.
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Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Goldwater
John Tyler
Bud Wilkinson
GOP
Senate
F. Clifton White
Rockefellers
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Lawrence Rockefeller
John H. Reed
Maine
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Rockefeller Aids Move Toward Reshaping Party Leadership
Rockefeller travels with George A. Hinman as he backs ousting Burch and reconfiguring the national committee to include all party factions. Ohio’s Ray Bliss, slated as a replacement, cancels, leaving Ohio unrepresented at the meeting. Gov. Rhodes had avoided firm ties to Goldwater.
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Rockefeller
George A. Hinman
New York
National
Burch
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Goldwater
Ray Bliss
Ohio State
Bliss
Wisconsin Governor Knowles Skips Conference Amid GOP Tension
Gov elect Warren P Knowles did not attend as Goldwater loses Wisconsin to Johnson. No spokesman appeared for Eisenhower or Nixon at the summit conference and GOP governors seemed ready to chart their own course.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Goldware
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U Thant
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Special Rules Committee
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Williams
McLendon
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Stewart
McCloskey Company
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Bill Reynolds
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Charles K. Sergis
Michilena M. Deluca
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