Junta takes over Ecuador as exiled president seeks safety
Ecuadorian military juntas oust President Carlos Arosemena after a night of drunken scandal and a siege of the presidential palace. Tanks surround Quito as the junta announces elections soon and Arosemena flees to Panama. Reports say several killed or wounded amid crowd clashes. the coup leaders name arrangements for a defense minister and future governance.
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Associated Pres
Wees
Ava Asay
Arosemena
Grace Lines
U.S
Wilfred McNeil
Maurice Bernbaum
Quito
Gustavo
Pacific Ocean
Guayaquil
Pito
Panama
Andres Arrata Macias
Goldwater attacks Kennedy liberalism at conference
Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Kennedy of leftward liberalism and warned that the New Frontier coexists with international communism, urging conservatives to defend liberty at home and abroad while criticizing the phrase make the world safe for diversity as rhetoric.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Western Hemisphere
Goldwater
Kennedy
American University
Human Events
United States
Europe
Abandon Mine Search For Missing Boys
Rescue teams paused their hunt for three teenaged boys missing in the Castle Shannon Coal Co mine near Pittsburgh after exhausting all reachable areas. Officials from the U.S. Bureau of Mines say oxygen-equipped crews covered every inch possible as no further leads were found. The bikes found outside the abandoned mine Thursday sparked the search.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
Castle Shannon
Here
Thomas MacDonald
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Daniel O'Kane
Billy Burke
Baldwin Borough
Robert Abbott
MacDonald
Bureau of Mines
Passman Sees a Billion Cut in Foreign Aid
Rep Otto Passman said Congress may trim about 1.4 billion from President Kennedy s 4.5 billion foreign aid requests and will detail the final 1964 program. The Louisiana Democrat heads the special House appropriations subcommittee reviewing aid. He added that he believes the Foreign Affairs Committee did not cut far enough Thursday, reducing the request by about 330 million.
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Washington
Otto Passman
Congress
Kennedy
Passman
Louisiana Democrat
House Appropriations
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Little Leaguer Struck Fatally
In Jackson Mississippi a 12 year old Little League catcher Bruce Sloat was struck in the temple by a pitched ball. He collapsed after tossing the ball back to the pitcher and died ninety minutes later from a brain hemorrhage at a Jackson hospital. He was the son of Mr and Mrs E P Sloat. Forest Hill Little League official L E Seward said the ball bounced before hitting Sloat.
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Jackson, Miss
Bruce Sloat
Temple
Jackson
E. P. Sloat
L. E. Seward
Forest Hill
Sloat
Judge Blasts Mob Conduct Of Righters
A New York Criminal Court judge condemned five white civil rights protesters for blocking a housing project. Judge Irving I. Schreckinger warned they cannot operate on a mob basis and paroled them for a disorderly conduct hearing. Samuel H. Friedman, 66, among the defendants, previously sought the vice presidency as a Socialist candidate.
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New York
Irving I. Schreckinger
Lower East Side
Schreckinger
Samuel H. Friedman
Father son team brokers found guilty of fraud
The father son brokerage duo of Gerardo A. Re and Gerard Re were convicted on all counts in a stock fraud conspiracy. The scheme allegedly bilked the public of about 5 million dollars through rigging the market on Swan Finch Oil Corp. from 1954 to 1957. Co-defendants Charles A. Grande Ely Batkin and Jacob Yaffee faced related charges. Sentencing set for Sept 10. appeals likely.
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New York
Gerardo A. Re
Gerard Re
Charles A. Grande
Ely Batkin
Jacob Yaffee
U.S
American Stock Exchange
Swan- Finch Oil Corp
Grande
Brazil
Swan-Finch
Gerardo Re
Long Standing Feud Erupts Two Dead In West Virginia
Charleston West Virginia AP a long bitter feud between two mountain families exploded into a gun battle when police tried to serve a warrant at Ernest Moore home near Charleston Ernest Moore 67 and his son Andrew 23 were dead Mrs Garnet Moore 57 suffered a head cut and was charged with resisting an officer Three State Troopers deputies and local officials reported Moore and his son were shot as officers stormed the cabin after a prior history of arson fence snipping and disputed road use in the feud with the Miles family
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Ernest Moore
Here
Moore
Andrew
Garnet
Manawha
Moores
O.F. Miles
Miles
Charles Walker
Kanawha County
Willie Gibbs
Lawrence Carpenter
D. A. Nickerson
C. N. Cooke
J. D. Blevins
Gibbs
Moore Cabin
Son Gets Past His Father Had Under Wilson
Natchez special report notes Hoskins L Deterly, 56, acting postmaster, nominated by President Kennedy to be Natchez postmaster. Deterly, native of Natchez, educated in local schools, attended Mississippi A&M College, formerly MS State, spent years as a musician, returned in 1939 to postal service, with four years in World War II, to succeed William H Baldwin who retired Jan 1.
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Natchez
Miss
Hoskins L. Deterly
Kennedy
Deterly
William D. Deterly
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Mississippi State University
Mississippi A&m College
Postal Service
William H. Baldwin
Pan key couple observe 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jack E Pan key observed their 25th wedding anniversary at 2200 Mallory Place Monroe. They were married July 11 1938 while he served as coach and athletic director at McRae High School Arkansas Pan key now executive for the Ouachita Valley Council Boy Scouts of America
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Jack E. Pankey
Mallory Place
Monroe
McRae High School
Arkansas
Pankey
Ouachita Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Chuckle: jokes about a funny bone up your sleeve
A lighthearted line notes that one of the best things to have up your sleeve is a funny bone. The pun highlights humor as a coping tool and playful wordplay in everyday talk.
Barnett Prepares Senate Hearing on Kennedy Civil Rights Bill
Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett opens Southern opposition to Kennedy civil rights legislation in a Senate Commerce Committee hearing. Other Southern governors including Wallace Russell and Bryant slated to testify. House hearing also planned with Alabama Democrat Armistead Selden denouncing federal power. President meets private citizens at the White House to urge voluntary support.
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Washington
Mississippi
Ross R. Barnett
Kennedy
Barnett
Senate Commerce Committee
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Farris Bryant
Florida
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Administration
Strom Thurmond
Armistead Selden
Selden
White House
Danville King task force to join jail protests weekend
Dr Martin Luther King s task force of Southern Christian Leadership Conference members will join civil rights demonstrations in Danville Virginia over the weekend and be jailed. About 500 people are expected to attend a Sunday prayer vigil around City Hall led by local and out of town clergy. Police arrested 41 at a Thursday City Hall picket and 23 more after a mass meeting while King left for New York to plan the March on Washington to pressure Congress.
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Manhattan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Rockefeller
Maine
Wagner
Paris
Joint Committee On Equal Opportunity
White Castle
Bronx
Danville, Va
Martin Luther King
Danville
Gro
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Milton A. Reid
Reid
Virginia
SCLC
Dr. King
Dan River Mills
Congress
King
Jil
Rain Likely Across Area With Showers Expected
The weatherman forecasts a good chance of rain today with a warmup and afternoon showers across the Ark La Miss region today and Saturday. Up to half the area may receive rain and some spots could see an inch or more. Highs of 88 to 92 and lows around 68 to 72 are expected. Monroe recorded a high of 88 and a low of 71 Thursday.
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Ark- La-Miss
Monroe
World War II Vets Still Living Average Age 44
The Veterans Administration reports that about 15.115 million World War II veterans remain alive with an average age of 44. The figure reflects the current veteran population and age distribution.
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The
Veterans Administration
Spy Defection May Force Red Revamp
A top Soviet intelligence officer defected to the West, prompting speculation that Moscow may overhaul its spy apparatus. Britain handed him over after weeks of CIA interrogations in Washington and he is safeguarded at a secret British facility. Officials say his life is in danger and compare the defector to George Blake in significance.
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London
West
Britain
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Moscow
Oleg Penkovsky
Penkovsky
George Blake
After 'Dying' 5 Times Patient Gets New Lease On Life
Norman Howard a 53 year old Maryville businessman survived five near death episodes as his heart failed to sustain a normal rhythm. A battery powered device implanted in his abdomen connected to heart muscles by wires supplied a steady heartbeat and compensated faulty impulses. The sequence began April 9 when sudden heart distortion sent him to hospital. He briefly died three more times in the hospital over the next twenty days before the device began to restore stability.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Norman Howard
Maryville
Howard
National Guard Recalled After Cambridge Rioting
National guard troops were ordered into Cambridge Maryland after hours of racial rioting. Six white patrons were wounded when gunmen opened fire during a sit in. Police arrested twelve, ten Negroes and two whites, with several charged with disorderly conduct.
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Cambridge
National Guard
Odell M. Smith
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Tawes
State Adjutant General
State Police
Monroe to Sell First Bonds of Capital Program
City officials plan a New York trip to transact the sale of the first 6 million dollars in bonds for Monroe’s 11 percent capital improvement program. Bonds at 3.4698 percent were bid by Phelps Fenn & Co. and associates.
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Monroe
New York
Haynes Harkey Jr
Phelps, Fenn & Co, and Associates
Howard
Harkey
H. W. McSherry
Mel Cook
Sec. of State
Wade O. Martin Jr
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