Frondizi moves to outlaw Peronists after election sweep
President Frondizi drafts a decree to nullify Peronist victories and ban Peronist songs and banners as Argentina faces a military cabinet push. He has already placed five provinces under federal control and appointed civilian intervenors while a three man junta forms in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
War Ministry
Armed Services
Peron
Hearings Continue In West Coast Dock Strike
In San Francisco a federal court hearing on the Pacific maritime strike proceeds as judges seek a plan to handle military cargo for the Christmas Island nuclear test site. The dispute involves the Pacific Maritime Association and the Sailors Union of the Pacific, Marine Cooks and Stewards, and Marine Firemen.
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San Francisco
West Coast
Hawaiian
US Dist
George B. Harris
Pacific
Christmas Island
Keith Ferguson
Texas
Harris
Pacific Maritime Association
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Marine Cooks and Stewards
Marine Firemen
Hawaii
San Francisco Bay
Secret talks open on West New Guinea crisis mediation
Five men meet near Washington in near wartime secrecy to head off a Dutch Indonesian clash over West New Guinea. Dutch ambassador J H Van Roijen Indonesian envoys Adam Malik and Soedgarno Tjon dronagoro, Dutch and Indonesian delegates with American Ellsworth Bunker gather to craft a formula for formal negotiations on New Guinea’s future.
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Washington
Netherlands’ West New Guinea
United States
State Department
Carl Schurmann
United Nations
J. H. van Roijen
Netherlands
New York
Adam Malik
Moscow
Soedgarno Tjondronagoro
Austria
Foreign Ministry
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
India
Italy
Brazil
Indonesia
New Guinea
Britain proposes sampling and minimal inspections at disarmament talks
Britain signals willingness to accept minimum verification to advance a nuclear test ban at Geneva. Lord Home pressures Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko for a reasonable compromise while debating sampling inspections and post posts. India and Sweden push provisional paths, US seeks objective scientific data for a global test ban.
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Geneva
Britain
Agun
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Home
Russia
United States
Anacae
Osten Anden
Nixon says Kennedy irked him once during 1960 campaign
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon states he was enraged only once by John F. Kennedy during the 1960 bid, when Kennedy pressed for a tougher Cuba policy. Nixon says Kennedy knew CIA aid to refugee troops was being trained, and claims he could do nothing to stop the covert plan while publicly opposing it. Nixon discusses this and five other crises in his book Six Crises, to be published by Doubleday.
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United States
Russia
Kennedy Krishna Menon
Nehru
India
U. S
Kennedy
Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Central Intelligence Agency
Niron
Doubleday
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Hiss
Weather confirms spring arrival with showers forecast
The area sees springlike weather starting at 9 30 tonight with scattered thundershowers and a low around 43. Showers extend through Wednesday with a high near 50. Yesterday's official high was 64 at 3 30 pm and the overnight low 40 at 6 30 am. Rain totals about .06 inches after 8 am. Monday.
Glenn Seen as World Hero After Three Orbits
U S information agency reports global praise for John H. Glenn Jr's space feat. Newspapers from Cuba India and Europe praised openness of the mission while contrasting Soviet secrecy with American transparency and democracy. Glenn is hailed as a symbol of humanity and democratic progress.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
U.S
World Watch
U. S. Information Agency
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Information Agency
India
Asia
Latin America
al Istiqlal
Soviet Union
Russia
America
Corriere Della Sera
Milan
Gagarin
Titoy
Kennedy urges public investment in space satellite system
Atty General Robert F Kennedy told the House Commerce Committee the government should allow public investment in a government backed global satellite system. He warned against handing the program to AT T and favored broad participation to protect the public interest while maintaining competition.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
House Commerce Committee
At&t
ATIT
Public participation urged to ensure carrier competition
Kennedy argues that public participation will prevent domination by one carrier, promote competition in all its forms, and accelerate service. The remarks emphasize consumer choice, fair rates, and faster implementation through broad community input.
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Kennedy
French Posters in Algeria Plea for Peace for Children
Reports from Algiers describe moslem protests and clashes across western towns after a cease-fire. At least 52 were killed in St Denis du Sig amid moslem soldier and civilian violence. European areas faced gunfire and arrests while European posters call for civilians to arm.
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Algeria
Algiers
St. Denis du Sig
Voltaire
Geryville
Les Attais
Orleansville
Secret Army
Oran
Beeney family claims God to destroy town. father jailed
In Erie Kansas the Beeney family says God will destroy their town of 1296 people after they were shown the way to leave. Kennedy L Beeney Sr 59 is in jail for taking two children from school. The daughters Judy 19 Patricia 16 Phyllis 17 claim prophecy and tongues.
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Erie
Kan
Beeney
Kansas
Kennedy L. Beeney Sr
Judy
Patricia
Phyllis
God
Lord
Verla
Letha Faye
John Wayne
Bee Iney
Tax humor echoes IRS in public frustration
A tongue in cheek reminder that dissatisfaction with government can pivot to mockery of the Internal Revenue Service. The quip notes one must accept government structures even if not liking all actions, spotlighting the IRS as a focal point of critique.
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Owen P. Murphy
Fof
Navy
Military Sea Transport Service
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Yank
Guinea
By John M. Hightower
Dean Rusk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Caracas
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Richard M
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Beeneys
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