Ultimatum Gov Bosses Argentine Uprising
Buenos Aires troops moved on the capital under orders from President Jose Mario Guido to crush an army rebellion. Rebel leader Gen. Ongania met with Guido, was given an ultimatum, and vowed to fight on from Campo de Mayo. Rebels seek elections and democratic rule while accusing the military of moving toward dictatorship.
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Argentina
Jose Mario Guido
Guido
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
Campo de Mayo
Navy
Air Force
Cayo Antonio Alsina
Magdalena
Army
Juan Lorio
Bernardino Labayru
Cuban Casanova Pinched for Pinch in Miami
Cuban refugee Luis R. Rodriguez aged 17 was fined $75 after admitting to pinching a girl on a bicycle. The incident was described as a roguish bow to Latin manners, with the judge noting Rodriguez had been in the United States six months and observed differing customs.
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Miami
Fla
Luis R. Rodriguez
Milton J. Wallace
Rodriguez
Midwest Cold Air Mass Brings Frost Risk Tonight
A sluggish Canadian air mass moves across the Midwest and centers over Ohio by tomorrow morning. North winds bring continued chill with a low around 39 and a slight frost chance tonight. Friday forecasts call for a warmer high near 70 after yesterday’s 70 and overnight low around 40.
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Midwest
Ohio
Dynasoar On Display In Las Vegas
The Air Force unveiled the X20 Dynasoar space plane in Las Vegas. A 35 by 20 foot full scale mockup was shown at the Air Force Association convention. Six pilots from Edwards Air Force Base and NASA test pilot Milton Thompson named for future X20 flights.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force
Air Force Association
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Henry C. Gordon
James W. Wood
Russell L. Rogers
Albert H. Crews Jr
William J. Knight
Milton C. Thompson
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Edwards
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Hawaii
Earth
Titan III
Circle Globe
Curves Unnerving To Factory Crew
In Wakefield England Barbara Smith a 23 year old wearing pink tights caused distraction at a shirt factory as maintenance staff worried about accidents. Floor manager George Woodcock ordered a change to a skirt but Barbara refused. Men reassigned to other work areas to stay focused.
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Wakefield
England
Barbara Smith
Barbara
George Woodcock
Woodcock
Congress Warns Moscow and Havana On Cuba Threat
The House Foreign Affairs Committee and Senate panels warn rulers of Havana and Moscow that the United States will not tolerate a Cuban security threat. A bipartisan report endorses a Cuban policy resolution calling for force if needed to resist communism in the hemisphere.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Havana
Moscow
United States
Cuba
U. S
House
Armed Forces
Kennedy Copters Down Political Talk Trail
President Kennedy plans a helicopter trip to Harrisburg to open a partisan rally aimed at boosting Democratic funds and candidate fortunes. The White House labels it political as Democrats campaign across key states toward the November elections, following earlier nonpolitical stops.
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Kennedy
Washington
Harrisburg
White House
South Dakota
Colorado
California
Locked In House 7 Months Our Prisoners, Girls Say
Los Angeles AP report says Bonnie 16 and Karen 15 Austin were kept in a suburban Mission Hills home with padlocks on windows and double locks on doors for seven months before fleeing to police. Eugene Austin 39 faces endangering health charges, claiming he tried to protect his daughters while keeping them home.
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Mission ‘Hills
Bonnie Austin
Karen Austin
lHorse
Eugene Austin
Austin
Karen
Granada Hills
Bonnie
Kennedy Attacks House Aid Cut on Foreign Assistance
President Kennedy denounces the House Appropriations Committee for trimming nearly 1.4 billion from this year's foreign aid measure totaling about 5.96 billion. He argues the cut endangers free world security and urges restoration, while Rep. Otto E. Passman pledges not to restore any funds. Debate opens as leaders weigh further reductions.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
House Appropriations Committee
Otto E. Passman
Louisiana
Appropriations
Norstad On Farewell European NATO Tour Visits Athens
US Gen Lauris Norstad retiring NATO commander in Europe arrives in Athens for a one day farewell tour of Atlantic alliance nations. He will travel to Turkey on Friday as part of the tour.
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Athens
Greece
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
Turkey
United States demands UN funding, stronger world body
United States Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson urged the General Assembly to require all members to pay their share of UN costs and to finance a stronger, more efficient organization capable of preserving world peace. He warned that without sound financing the UN risks impotence amid crises in Berlin, Cuba, Viet Nam, and more.
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United States
General Assembly
U.N
108-Nation Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Stevenson
Soviet Union
Assembly
Cuba
Berlin
U Thant
World Organization
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Blind Children See Big Top Circus Through Clown’s Eyes
AP reports opening day of Barnum & Bailey in Los Angeles. Blind students from Braille Institute experienced the show via clown Bobby Kay who explained acts from rope climbers to trapeze, camels, zebras, and clowns. Children applauded at the end, delighted by the performance.
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Los Angeles
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Braille Institute
Bobby Kay
Kay
Meredith Battle Halts at Ole Miss Desegregation Fight
Officials raced to block James Meredith, a 29 year old Air Force veteran, from registering at the all white University of Mississippi. In Jackson a justice of the peace convicted him on false voter registration and ordered his arrest, the latest in a series of actions tied to a recent law barring admission for anyone with a criminal record.
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Oxford
Miss
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Air Force
Jackson
Meredith
Hinds Coun
Ross Barnett
Kennedy Hails Senate Passage of Foreign Trade Bill
President Kennedy praised the Senate for approving a foreign trade bill by 78 to 8, enabling tariff cuts and a potential economic accord with the European Common Market. House and Senate must reconcile differences as conferees prepare a final version, with broad support from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Congress
Jackie Kennedy to Attend Philharmonic Hall Opening
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy plans to attend the official Sunday night opening of Philharmonic Hall at Lincoln Center New York. The event marks a major cultural milestone with media attention and prominent guests expected.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Philharmonic Hall
New York
Lincoln Center
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