Frondizi Faces Broad Opposition Over Coalition Plans
Argentina president Arturo Frondizi grapples with a fragile coalition amid a threatened nationwide strike by pro-Peron unions totaling nearly two million workers. Military leaders split on his continued rule as anti-Peronists reject a unity cabinet. Cardinal efforts to pacify labor falter as Peronista groups vow violence if Frondizi's decree is not rescinded.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Juan D. Peron
Frondizi
General Confederation of Labor
U S and Soviet Begin Space Cooperation Talks
United States and Soviet Union open detailed discussions in New York on possible joint outer space projects after friendly letters between Kennedy and Khrushchev. Khrushchev signs support for weather satellites, long range comms, earth mapping, space law and rescue. disarmament blocks further travel.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.N
Space Cooperation
Eichmann counsel seeks new evidence and witnesses
Adolf Eichmann's lawyer in Jerusalem asked Israel's Supreme Court to overturn the death sentence on procedural grounds and to allow new evidence. Dr Robert Servatius sought to summon Hans Globke as an expert witness on Nazi racial laws and alleged government involvement.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Israeli Supreme Court
Gestapo
Eichmann
Israel
Robert Servatius
Konrad Adenauer
Servatius
Supreme Court
Hans Globke
Hitler
Interior Ministry
Globke
Georgia board upholds suspension over ducktail haircut
Georgia Board of Education votes 7 to 1 to uphold Perry High School's suspension of 17 year old Stanley Sorrells for wearing a ducktail hairstyle. The decision preserves county and school board authority over student discipline despite parental and attorney objections.
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Atlanta
Georgia Board of Education
Stanley Sorrells
Stanley
Walter C. Sorrells
Eric Staples
Perry High School
Plans Revealed In Book On Civil Defense Shelters
Washington AP reports the Soviet Union outlines an elaborate civil defense system with gas masks protective clothing and stockpiled supplies in a 406 page translated volume. The book from Minsk 1955 58 lectures frames germ warfare and nuclear hazards with strong political critique of capitalist states.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
P. Zverev
Minsk
Capital Has Woes Too Kennedy Urges Shelter Plan
Washington AP Kennedy pushes a nationwide fallout shelter program but faces a shelter problem next to the White House. The Executive Office Building basement has hot and cold water pipes and a risky maze of tunnels. Warden Vsault notes shelter zones on upper floors and offers limited bed and food arrangements if safe food sources exist.
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Washington
Kennedy
Executive Office
White House
State, War
Wavy
George Viault
Vsault
Small Nations Push for Progress at Geneva Disarmament Talks
At Geneva, small nations rebel against the big power stalemate as the 17 nation conference fails to agree on a framework for a nuclear test ban. Delegates from the United States Britain and the Soviet Union report no progress and warn of a continued deadlock. Tsarapkin says no agreement is possible except on national control.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Michael Wright
Seymon Tsarapkin
Lord Home
Russia
Dean Buck
Andrei A. Gromyko
Italy
Canada
U.S
Rusk
Howard C. Green
Carlo Russo
Tello
Tsarapkin
Palace of Nations
Ex Movie Starlet Now Waitress in New York
Former film icon Veronica Lake now Connie DeToth works as a cocktail lounge waitress and part time hostess at the Martha Washington Hotel in Manhattan. She lives among career women and students, pays seven dollars daily for her room, and contemplates future acting or business ventures while facing old ankle troubles.
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New York
Veronica Lake
Manhattan Hotel
Hollywood
Martha Washington
Colonado
Ilm
Andrew DeToth
Joseph A. McCarthy
Miss Lake
Connie
McCarthy
Joe Rauti
Connie DeToth
Sullivan
Never Trust A Man Again Divorce Story In San Francisco
A 96 year old woman, Mary Marquis, was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce from Edgar Marquis, 75, in San Francisco. She said she saved $12,000 at marriage in 1957, saw it moved to a joint account then withdrawn by her husband, and later retrieved. The court approved a property settlement giving Marquis $4,700 in cash and the family car as his share of community property.
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San Francisco
Mary Marquis
Edgar Marquis
John J. Purchio
Marquis
General Strike Shuts Down Algiers Amid Tense Clash
European workers in Algiers halted nearly all activity, blocking rail, air and city transport, cutting water gas and electricity, and closing shops. The strike followed the arrest of a railway union leader and aimed to pressure government forces amid clashes with secret army units.
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Algiers
Waaay
European Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Railway Union Federation
Secret Army
Evening forecast shows patchy clouds and mild temperatures
Tonight the area will have partly cloudy skies with a low around 35. Friday brings more clouds and a high near 48 with a chance of showers. Yesterday’s official low and high are noted with rainfall totals of 0.5 inches in the last 24 hours in Middletown.
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Middletown
No Winner As RS70 Fight Ends
Washington AP says Kennedy endorsed no winner or loser as the RS70 bomber dispute pauses. Carl Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee cancelled a heated battle over a $520 million delta for RS70 development, after letters from Kennedy and Defense Secretary McNamara signaling renewed study. The RS70, origin B70 Valkyrie, faces constitutional powers questions between Congress and the president. The Air Force seeks a nine-ship reconnaissance strike bomber amid a decades long controversy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Carl Vinson
House Armed Service Committee
House
Vinson
Dga
Robert S
McNamara
Congress
Air Force
Navy Plane Missing Off Mt St Helens Area in Washington
A Navy P2V Neptune patrol bomber with 10 aboard disappeared after engine trouble while en route from Whidby Island to Alameda California. It vanished in heavy overcast about 23 miles southwest of Mt St Helens, near Portland Oregon, as aerial search was hampered by cloudy skies. Names of all crew were withheld by the 13th Naval District Public Information Office.
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Seattle
Wash
California
Naval Air Reserve
Mt. St. Helens
Washington
Portland
Ore
13Th Naval District Public Information Office
Alameda
Calif
Whidby Island Naval Air Station
Here
Fine Horse Gift Delights U S First Lady in Pakistan
President Ayub Khan hosts Jacqueline Kennedy at a Lahore horse show and presents a Pakistani thoroughbred named Sardar or Chief. Mrs Kennedy frets over shipping the 10 year old bay gelding back to the United States as officials outline air transport by an American military plane.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
United States
Sardar
Chief
Kennedy
U.S
India
Theaters Draw Coughing Patrons Over Doctors
People who cough never visit doctors they instead flock to theaters. The remark contrasts health care behavior with entertainment venues during an outbreak era.
Talks Must Go On Geneva Parley Needed Kennedy
President Kennedy says the Geneva disarmament conference and Berlin talks must continue despite East West stalemate. He cites Khrushchev's willingness to cooperate on outer space and notes no quick settlement on Berlin or Southeast Asia. He defends moving Geneva forward and clarifies the Guantanamo base status as potentially misstated.
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Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Medina Driver Killed in Headon Collision Near City
Medina Ohio Anthony E Kuhej 57 of Cleveland died when his car collided headon with a vehicle on Ohio 3 two miles north of Medina Wednesday. Authorities labeled the incident a fatal traffic crash and notified Kuhej's family.
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Medina
Ohio
Anthony, E. Kuhej
Cleveland
Here
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