Loyal Forces In Argentina Become Rebels
In Buenos Aires both loyalist and rebel factions clashed as Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania’s side, calling itself the legalists, sought to keep President Jose Maria Guido in power and arrange elections. The navy proposed a three man junta to avert civil war, while Guido vowed to stay in command after talks with Ongania.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Juan Carlos Lorio
Guido
Constitution Plaza
Juan Carlos Ongania
Legalists
Navy
Adm
Gaston Clement
Arturo Frondizi
Carlos Sanchez Sanulo
Army
Arturo Ossario Arana
Air Force
Oscar Lentino
Ongania
Campo de Mayo
Natchez Faces Gas Crisis From Sunken Chlorine Barge
Experts planned removal of 1100 tons of poisonous chlorine from a sunken Mississippi River barge near Natchez Mississippi. City and county leaders warned residents to prepare for possible gas drift and urged families who can to evacuate as a precaution. The mayor warned the public that raising the barge would begin no earlier than October, with completion weeks later.
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Natchez
Miss
Mississippi River
John Nosser
Lavorante in Serious Condition After KO
Alejandro Lavorante, Argentine heavyweight, hospitalized in Los Angeles after a knockout by Johnny Riggins Friday night. Doctors report a brain hemorrhage and a four hour operation. recovery may take more than 48 hours before consciousness returns. prior brain damage suspected.
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Los Angeles
Alejandro Lavorante
Johnny Riggins
California Hospital
Lavorante
Robert Rocke
State Athletic Commission
Ole Miss Contempt Fight Drags On As Meredith Holds Vigil
The Justice Department plans another bid to cite Ole Miss officials for contempt after Gov. Barnett’s intervention blocked James Meredith’s enrollment. Judge Mize ruled the State College Board holds admission power, while the chancellor, dean, and registrar face contempt charges. Meredith, an Air Force veteran and father of two, remains unregistered with two days left in the term.
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Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
Justice Department
University of Mississippi
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Ross Barnett
Meredith
Mize
Board of Trustees
State College Board
Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning
New Orleans
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
J. P. Coleman
Ole Miss
Air Force
Appeals
Fred B. Smith
Barnett
State Board
Pet Milk Plants Offered for Sale in Wisconsin and Michigan
The New Glarus and Evansville Pet Milk Co. plants are offered for sale along with two Wisconsin sites and a Beulah Michigan plant. Prices listed include 80000 for New Glarus brick plant with 96 000 square feet, 15000 for Evansville site with a one story office building, 15000 for a smaller Dodgeville brick unit, 70000 for Sparta, and 25000 for the Michigan plant.
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Glarus
Evansville
Pet Milk Co
Wisconsin
Beulah
Mich
Dodgeville
Sparta
Michigan
Autumn Arrives At 6 35 A M Sunday
Autumn will arrive officially in the northern hemisphere at 6 35 tomorrow with clear and cool weather forecast for the weekend after rain last night. Warmer temperatures are noted locally, though clouds were expected to diminish this afternoon.
Spaak Arrives in London for Common Market Talks
Belgian foreign minister Paul-Henri Spaak arrives in London from Brussels for a one day series of talks on the Common Market aims and negotiations with British officials.
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London
Paul - Henri Spaak
Brussels
Lincoln's Freedom Document Returned At Centennial Rites
President Kennedy marked the 100th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and welcomed the return to Washington of Lincoln's original draft. Gov. Rockefeller will present the document to Allan Nevins as Adlai Stevenson and Thurgood Marshall spoke at the Lincoln Memorial ceremonies. The draft was raffled in 1864 in Albany to fund wounded Union soldiers, later bought by New York. Kennedy called the proclamation a beginning, not an end, in the long effort to realize freedom.
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Washington
Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Gov
Rockefeller
New York
Allan Nevins
Lincoln Memorial
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Thurgood Marshall
Albany
N.Y
Lincoln
Schirra's Ride Delayed By Sticking Valve
Cape Canaveral delays the Sigma 7 orbit attempt after preflight tests reveal a sticking selection valve in the capsule's automatic control system. NASA will remove the spacecraft from the Atlas for study, likely delaying liftoff to at least October 3 and possibly longer, with a minimum 11 day checkout after reassembly.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.p
Walter M Schirra
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Atlas
Renk Thanks Nelson For Defense Over Good Name
Wilbur Renk, defeated in the GOP gubernatorial primary, thanks Gov. Nelson for coming to his defense after anti Renk literature was found on car windshields at churches. The Sun Prairie resident urged action against those desecrating places of worship.
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Associated Press
Wilbur Renk
Nelson Friday
Nelson
Renk
Sun Prairie
Journal Features Work of Doctors in Cervical Spine Fusion
The quarterly Clinical Orthopaedics features four Monroe Clinic doctors detailing anterior interbody fusion for cervical spine disorders. Dr. Herzberger led 80 operations at St. Clare hospital, with Drs. Chandler Bear and Kindschi contributing artwork and analysis.
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Monroe Clinic
Eugene E. Herzberger
St. Clare Hospital
Arthur Chandler
Nathan E. Bear
Leslie G. Kindschi
Stauffer Elected State Deputy by Masonic Group
Lloyd Buhier of Oshkosh was elected grand master of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of Wisconsin. Christ Stauffer of Monticello was deputy grand master, with George Jarvis of Superior conductor, William Lambert of Milwaukee treasurer, and Fred Chandler of Rhinelander recorder. Trustees re-elected were George Luber of Milwaukee, Charles Inbusch of Fox Point, and Clarence Ringquist of La Crosse.
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Milwaukee
Lloyd Buhier
Oshkosh
Grand Council of Royal
Select Masters of
Wisconsin
Christ Stauffer
Monticello
George Jarvis
Superior
William Lambert
Fred Chandler
Rhinelander
George Luber
Charles Inbusch
Fox Point
Clarence Ringquist
la Crosse
West Germany Backs Cuban Embargo Effort
West Germany agreed to take steps to bar its shipowners from using Soviet chartered ships to Cuba. Britain, Norway, and other NATO allies are also believed to have ships aiding the Cuban buildup, while U S officials press for broader cooperation to curb Communist shipments. The House and Senate pursue a unified Cuba policy despite domestic opposition and debates over foreign aid cuts.
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Britain
Norway
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
Caribbean
Cuba
Fidel Castro
House
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Rogers
U.S
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Senate
State Rusk
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Regional Wisconsin School Boards Meet In Monroe Monday
The regional session of the Wisconsin School Boards and Administrators will be held Monday night at the Monroe senior high, combined with Green and Lafayette County sessions. M A Tolland of Mt Horeb will chair, George Tipler will outline the 1963 legislative program, and three panels from DPI will run from 8 to 10 p.m. Topics include evaluating schools and reorganizations plus a maintenance discussion by A H Steindel. The consolidated meeting is expected to draw a larger Southwest Wisconsin attendance.
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Wisconsin
Green
Lafayette
M. A. Tolland
Mt. Horeb
WSBA
George Tipler
State Department of Public Instruction
Rex Liebenberg
C. W. Spangler
Ses
A. H. Steindel
Industrial Appraisals Co
Milwaukee
U.S. and Soviet Clash Over Cuba at U.N. Debate
At the United Nations General Assembly the United States and the Soviet Union traded sharp charges over Cuba. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko warned that a U.S. attack would trigger war while Adlai Stevenson accused the Soviets of arming Cuba and threatening peace in the hemisphere. Both sides cited past Cuban crises and warned of dangerous consequences if conflict escalates.
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United Nations
N.Y.P
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
General Assembly
Gromyko
Rusk
Fidel Castro
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Germany Agrees to Pay $1.2 Billion for U.S. Weapons
West Germany will spend 600 million dollars per year over two years for U.S. arms, facility use, and training under a renewed defense pact. Deputy Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric said the deal aims to correct a negative U.S. military payments balance and bolster NATO logistics. Negotiations are under way for similar deals with France and Italy.
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Washington
West Germany
U.S
France
Italy
Roswell L. Gilpatric
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gilpatric
Bonn
Paris
Rome
Pentagon
United States
Europe
Bolivia Chief Ready To Accept Soviet Loan Offer
Bolivia President Victor Paz Estenssoro said the Soviet Union offered a $150 million loan with no political strings and plans for a power plant to aid industrial development. He spoke during a state visit to Venezuela's Romulo Betancourt at a news conference Friday.
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Caracus
Venezuela
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Soviet Union
Paz Estenssoro
Romulo Betancourt
Wayne Will Hold School Bond Vote
South Wayne Union Free High School district voters will decide next Wednesday on a bond not to exceed 250000 to add a gym and music room and remodel the building. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m at the South Wayne fire station with an informational meeting in the school gym Monday night.
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South Wayne
South Wayne Union Free High School
Pledges Sought For Blood Drive
Rev James C Plymire announces the Red Cross bloodmobile will visit the junior high gym on Friday Sept 28 from 1 30 to 6 30 p m to collect at least 150 donors. Girl Scouts canvass the east side for pledges while Mrs James Plymire and Mrs Willard Hagstrom lead volunteer efforts.
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James C. Plymire
Monroe Area
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
James Plymire
Willard Hagstrom
Louis Oostdik
Green County
Madison Blood Bank
Pigmire
Monroe
United States
Plymire
Apology Issued Over Bamberg Bar Assault in Germany
U S Army and Bonn embassy issued apologies for three American soldiers who beat three Nigerian students in Bamberg Germany after racial slurs. Brig Gen Norris delivered a written apology to the students in Frankfurt. Consular officials confirmed the incident occurred September 10 and involved expulsion from a Bamberg bar.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Bonn
Heidelberg
F. W. Norris
Artilery
Wuerzburg
Bamberg
Crisis Flares at Hollanda Merauke Un Peacekeepers Rush
United Nations forces are rushed to Merauke as tension rises in New Guinea. Brig Gen Indarjit Rikhye, U N ceasefire supervisor, spoke at a news conference detailing the deteriorating situation.
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Hollandia
New Guinea
P UN
Merauke
Indarjit Rikhye
U.N
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