Peronists Demand Recognition Of March 18 Victory
In Buenos Aires, Andres Framini urged absolute and unconditional recognition of Peronist wins in the March 18 elections. He called for release of political prisoners amnesty for exiles and a new economic plan, while opposing legitimizing the present regime. The surge in Peronist votes highlighted the ongoing political crisis that toppled Frondizi.
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Buenos Aires
Andres Framini
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Senate
Jose Maria Guido
Framini
Peronists
Juan Peron
Frondizi
United States
U.S
National Assembly
Peron
Goulart Affirms Brazil's Stand With Alliance
In a joint session to Congress in Portuguese, President Joao Goulart asserts Brazil backs democratic principles of the West and the Alliance for Progress. He cautions against expecting total global planning and urges fair settlements with foreign-owned utilities expropriated by state governments while blaming postwar inflation on wartime price controls.
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Washington
UPI
Jouort
Congress
Goulart
Brazil
West
Alliance For ‘Progress
Orleans Woman Seeks Audience With Archbishop Over Desegregation
Mrs. B. J. Gaillot a 42 year old New Orleans anti integration advocate and president of Save Our Nation says she will meet Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel this week or next to discuss desegregation plans for Catholic schools. She has publicly denounced integration as sinful and picketed the archbishop's home. She received a blunt threat of excommunication she called personal. A spokesman noted other segregationists received the same admonition.
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New Orleans
UPI
B. J. Gaillot
Gaillot
Save Our Nation, Inc
SON
Joseph Francis Rummel
Rummel
Archdiocese
Nuclear weapons tests eyed in Pacific series
The Air Force and Navy seek larger shares of the planned Pacific nuclear tests this month, with Kennedy to decide, possibly about 36 shots from Vandenberg and sea, land, and air platforms. Many tests focus on weapons systems and research effects on ships, pads, and radar.
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Navy
Pacific
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Atomic Energy Commission
White House
United States
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
U.S
Wright Orders All Orleans Schools Desegregated
U S Dist Judge J Skelly Wright voided the state slowdown law and ordered desegregation of the first six grades in New Orleans public schools next fall. The ruling speeds desegregation and nullifies the pupil placement law within New Orleans while an appeal is planned by the Orleans Parish School Board.
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New Orleans
U.S
J. Skelly Wright
Louisiana
Orleans Parish
Wright
Joseph Francis Rummel
FE. W. Gravelet
Theodore H. Shepard Jr
Proposed Hike In Insurance Is Rejected
Baton Rouge Louisiana Insurance Rating Commission rejects a proposed hike in automobile insurance rates and reduced rates for safe drivers due to the absence of a central records bureau. Chairman E D Wingate cited unreliable statistics and risky merit rate system as reasons. Unsuccessful Texas attempts to apply similar merit rates influenced the decision.
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UPI
Louisiana Insurance Rating Commission
E. D. Wingate
Casualty and Surety Division
Commission
Central Records Bureau
Texas
Wingate
British Launch Smoke Campaign
London AP reports the British government launched a hard hitting poster campaign against cigarette smoking. Over 400000 posters were sent nationwide after a Royal College of Physicians report linked cigarette smoking to lung cancer.
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London
Royal College of Physicians
Monroe man named head of Louisiana traffic group
Harry Dixon Jr. of Monroe has become head of the Louisiana chapter of the American Society of Traffic and Transportation, filling the unexpired term of C. C. Bostwick of New Orleans who resigned to move to Washington D C. The term runs until September before new officers are elected.
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Harry Dixon, Jr
Monroe
Louisiana
American Society of Traffic and Transportation
Dixon
C. C. Bostwick
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
Sonic Booms Possible Over Gulf Corridor Today
Carswell Air Force Base officials warned that B58 jet bombers may cause sonic booms today and early tomorrow over Louisiana and adjacent areas. Practice corridors run from Greenville Mississippi to Barksdale Air Force Base Louisiana, with times listed 10 47 p.m. to 4 12 a.m.
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Fort Worth, Tex
UPI
Carswell Air Force Base
Louisiana
Greenville
Miss
Barksdale
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French Set for Assembly Vote After Algerian Referendum
Paris AP reports Paris political leaders eye elections for a new National Assembly after the upcoming Algerian cease-fire referendum. President de Gaulle has not ruled out dissolving the Assembly, while Debre’s government touts achievements and hints at tax relief for two million small taxpayers. The five year deputy term would end late in the year.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Ment
Debre
Valery Giscard D’estaing
Syrian Aleppo revolt claimed ended with loyalty pledge
Syria’s high command announced a bloodless two day revolt in Aleppo and said officers pledged loyalty to Damascus and will realize closer ties with the United Arab Republic. Despite claims of no fighting, drivers and a civilian pilot reported heavy gunfire and clashes earlier. Curfews and travel bans remained in effect as frontier crossings stayed closed.
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Damascus
Syria
Aleppo
United Arab Republic
Central Army Command
Lebanon
Beirut
High Command
Gen Walker to Testify on Military Censorship Before Solons
Former Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker, who resigned last November after clashes over indoctrination and free speech in the Army, testifies before the Senate subcommittee probing muzzling of the military. Walker, a Texas gubernatorial candidate, argues political censorship harms national security and loyalty.
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Washington
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Senate
Walker
Germany
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
John Stennis
D-Miss
Subcommittee
Mad At Wife Wrecks Auto in Columbus Case
Thurman Adkins 26 is indicted for malicious destruction of property after testimony shows he jumped on a car hood kicked out a windshield broke windows poured sugar in the gas tank and sand in the radiator in a fit of anger at his former wife. The wrecked car was later sold for junk.
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Columbus, Ohio
Thurman Adkins
Adkins
Holy Week Dates in Early Christian Church
The Holy Week in the ecclesiastical year marks the period just before Easter dating to the latter half of the Third Century A.D. It reflects early Christian practices and the sequence leading to the crucifixion and resurrection events.
Weather outlook warns of clouds and showers ahead
The weatherman cautions readers not to venture out without rain gear. Expect mostly cloudy and cool today with a rise to 62 to 66 degrees, then 54 to 58 tonight. Warmer Thursday with a high of 68 to 72. Yesterday reached 62, overnight low 45. Sunset at 6 30 p m and sunrise at 5 52 a m tomorrow.
Today Chuckle about debt and privilege in modern times
A light hearted quip notes that those not in debt may be viewed as underprivileged in today’s world. The remark playfully contrasts financial pressure with social status, highlighting the joke about modern money concerns.
Burton Prefers To Stay Married Says Actor
Richard Burton reassured wife Sybil by cable and phone that he loves her despite romance rumors with Elizabeth Taylor. Friends report Sybil, 32, is calmer after a doctor treated her with sedatives and she rests at Burton’s brother’s London home. Emlyn Williams defends Burton as devoted to his family and daughters.
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Raymond F. Palmer
London
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Burton
Sybil
Shine Boy Trono lone Retires From Cyanamid After Decades
Vincent Tronolone known as Jimmy to Cyanamid staff, dropped shoes for 38 years at 535 Fifth Ave and later 30 Rockefeller Plaza. He refused payroll but remained a trusted fixture. Facing a move to Wayne, N J, the board approved a lifetime pension effective May 1 after VP Robert Fiske presented the case.
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New York
Vincent Tronolone
American Cyanamid Co
Fifth Ave
Tronolone
Corporation
Jimmy
Rockefeller Plaza
Wayne
N. J
West New York
Cyanamid
Robert Fiske
Man Reelected Ashland Mayor Despite Protests
Lehman Wren was reelected mayor of Ashland Missouri after 55 voters wrote his name on ballots. He said he wouldn’t have run again if they paid him, and no other candidates filed or received votes. Ashland, a town of 465 residents, does not pay its mayor.
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Ashland
Lehman Wren
Wren
Rebuilding Work Continues After Sea Isle City Storm
Sea Isle City faces aftermath of a coastal storm that damaged $2.7 million in private property and destroyed 285 of 2,040 houses. Dan Salerno rebuilds his foundation as debris clears slowly. sand and debris litter main streets, with cleanup aims set for April 13 and state crews removing remaining sand.
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Sea Isle City
Dan Salerno
Salerno
New Jersey Atlantic Coast
Landis Avenue
State Highway Department
Death Toll Uncertain At Reno Hotel Blaze
A 10 hour fire devastated the New Golden Hotel in Reno. One unidentified woman died and three entertainers plus over 20 guests remained unaccounted for as wrecking crews assessed weakened walls. Seventeen injured, flames began from a basement boiler or acetylene tank.
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Reno
Nev
New Golden Hotel
Center Street
Virginia Street
Douglas Alley
Forest Service
Harold's Club
Harold Smith Jr
Hollywood
Carol Maye
Parents urge Kennedy clemency for restrained soldier
Seadrift Texas parents of Pfe. Bennis Owen ask President Kennedy to grant executive clemency and let their son, a reservist in the 49th Armored Division, return to duty after an Ft. Polk stockade sentence for criticizing a general. They call him a symbol of injustices and seek relief until all reservists are released.
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49Th
Ft. Polk
Kennedy
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