Panama Crisis Deepens After President Remon Assassination
The government names a five member panel to probe the plot with Justice Vasquez Dias at its head while a special commission investigates others linked to the murder of Remon. Guizado, new president, faces Assembly demands as police hold seven suspects and Arias Espinosa gains political traction.
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Dicky” Arias Espinosa
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Miro
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Sparks Again Continued From First Phase Construction
Sparks indicated that the project will proceed with improvements and right of way, noting that costs for construction and access rights would be higher. He suggested urgency to accelerate the work and complete it sooner.
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Dr B H Johns Named To Lead Alaska College
Dr B H Johns, a noted liberal arts figure, is named to head a new college in Alaska. His departure from his current pastorate is noted as a significant loss to civic and church work, with Methodist support for the project highlighted.
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Obituary: N. N. Chambless Feros Dies at 76
N N Chambless Feros, 76, died early Saturday in a Monroe hospital. The funeral will be held Sunday at .
Ex-president Arias held near jail in unknown location
The report describes ex president Arnulfo Arias being held in jail 300 miles from a reference point since the night of the killing. Statements by Mira and Saint Malo are recorded in a confrontational setting with District Attorney Alvarado, including claims of broken promises and accusations of staff payments and financial maneuvers.
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Costa Rica Crisis Deepens as Rebels Hit Border
Rebels flew to Managua on an on the spot investigation into Costa Rica. Mario Echandi and Roberto Tinoco named as rebels leaders in a proposed junta. Figueres said invaders came from Nicaragua and that government forces trapped 600 rebels between mountains and sea. An OAS commission probed the incursion and US air patrols limited rebel air activity.
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President vows victory as Costa Rican rebels clash near border
The President declared strong support for arms and confidence in victory. At the same time hundreds of Costa Rican irregulars advanced along the Pan American highway toward contact with about 600 rebels near La Cruz, 185 miles northwest of San Jose and within five miles of the border. The nation remained calm except for the rebel-held northwestern area where business continued as usual.
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Monroe honors a civic leader amid church college dreams
The piece lauds Dr. Johns as a unique national honoree from Monroe as it notes two million dollars needed to establish a northern college. It mentions fire anecdotes from Woonsocket and San Francisco, plus a series of January dates listing local names.
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Mrs Gardener Rites Held in Winnsboro Chapel
Mrs T E Gardener of Grayson leaves 19 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 p.m. in First National Chapel Winnsboro with Rev R W Rhodes officiating. Burial in Ogden Cemetery near Liddieville under direction of First National Funeral Home of Winnsboro.
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Free 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism offers non surgical, non medical treatment insights. The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri invites requests with no obligation to learn why drugs provide only temporary relief and how lasting relief may be achieved.
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