Argentina at crossroads in Latin America test
In Buenos Aires a sense of urgency marks a real test for U S policy and Latin American development. Arturo Frondizi and Alvaro Alsogaray push economic plans while labor and student groups, Peronists, Communists, and Castroists shape a volatile political landscape with potential coalitions challenging Frondizi.
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Buenos Aires
Latin America
U.S
Argentina
Juan Peron
Arturo Frondizi
United States
Frondizi
Alvaro Alsogaray
Fidel Castro
Peronistas
Union Labor Front
Rural Fire Goal Nears as Donations Hit Five Thousand Range
Morris Community Fire Department Rural district nears its $17 000 goal for a new fog fire fighter and larger water truck. Total receipts reach $11 665 with continued solicitation to secure several substantial donations. Committees warn no tax levy in ten years would have boosted funding, urging further community support.
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Morris Community Fire Department
Charles Ayers
The
Fire Department
Even Division Balances Fostoria Public School Enrollment
In Fostoria Ohio the student body of 3,232 is evenly split with 1,616 girls and 1,616 boys making the gender balance exact across the district.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Can't File Objection to JP Caucus
Grundy County State's Attorney August B. Black received a reply from the Attorney General stating that an objection to a caucus nomination for justice of the peace cannot be filed. The AG found no statute authorizing objections to caucus noms, leaving elections governed entirely by statute. The objection to Dean Savage's GOP nomination in District 1 for the April 4 election was dismissed by the Grundy County Electoral Board for lack of authority.
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Grundy County
August B. Black
Attorney General’s
Justice of the Peace
William G. Clark
Black
Dean Savage
GOP
Grundy
Camera Evidence Plays Role in Weger Murder Trial
Criminologist Dr. Edgar W. Kviela testified a camera sent from La Salle County showed damage from at least three blows. The device weighed 2.1 pounds and had a caved back, found near the victims at Starved Rock State Park. Also reviewed were bloodstained gloves boots a battered binoculars and a fringed leather jacket suggesting repeated blows. FBI agent P Rene Bider noted the jacket’s leather hiding blood traces and the trial continued in La Salle County Circuit Court.
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Ottawa
Ill
Chester Weger
Edgar W. Kviela
la Salle County
Michigan Crime Laboratory
Ann Arbor
Riverside
Weger
Starved Rock State Park
FBI
P. Rene Bider
FBI Identification Bureau
Washington
Doze Weger
Dr. Kviela
Blood drive in Coal City Methodist church draws 27 pints
Twenty people walked in and twelve with appointments donated 27 pints to the Grundy County Red Cross Monday as a bloodmobile operated at Coal City Methodist church. The county’s February quota is 68 pints, with 52 pints still needed.
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Grundy County
American Red Cross
Coal City Methodist Church
Gardner youth gets two years probation for reckless driving
County Judge Robert Malmquist placed Ronald R. Gardner of Gardner on two years probation and fined him $100 after mitigating and aggravating evidence in county court. The 20-year-old pleaded guilty to reckless driving in a 1959 collision.
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Robert Malmquist
Ronald R. Gardner
Gardner
Malmquist
Ralph Haskett
Dwight
Jerry Bitner
Grundy County
Roy Gardner
Beckwith Re-Elected President Of Morris Hospital Board
Morris Hospital directors re elected Robert H. Beckwith as president at a Monday night meeting. Robert Trotter joined the board, replacing William E. Allan. Officers named include S. J. Holderman as vice president William I. Hynds as secretary and W. G. Penn as treasurer. Dee Elsome reported a new bookkeeping machine to start April 1 and the board approved a maintenance contract with General Electric Co for x ray equipment.
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Robert H. Beckwith
Morris Hospital
Robert Trotter
Coal City
William E. Allan
S. J. Holderman
William I. Hynds
W. G. Penn
General Electric Co
Hexdall Succeeds Louis Piano As Highway Chief
Hans A. Hexdall of 1302 Lisbon Street steps down after 16 years as district superintendent of the Division of Highways. Louis Piano of Coal City, county chairman of the Democratic Central Committee, succeeds him. Hexdall served eight years under Gov Green and eight years under Gov Stratton and will operate a bicycle shop on West Washington Street after a vacation.
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Hans A. Hexdall
Lisbon St
State of Illinois
Division of Highways
Louis Piano
Coal City
Democratic Central Committee
Hexdall
Dwight Green
William G. Stratton
West Washington Street
Grainger the World-Famed Pianist Dies at 78
Perc y Grainger world famous pianist and composer died in White Plains hospital at age 78. The Melbourne born musician was known for English folk tune arrangements like Country Gardens Molly on the Shore and Handel in the Strand. He lived in semi retirement in White Plains and once married Ella Stroem in 1928 before a crowd of 22 000 at the Hollywood Bowl.
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White Plains
N. Y
Percy Grainger
White Plains Hospital
New York City
Molly
Handel
Strand
Grainger
Ella Viola Stroem
Melbourne
Australia
Europe
England
Thieves Favor Groton Grocery Break-Ins
Favorite Target Frank's Handi grocery in Groton, Conn. has suffered its 15th break in the past eight years with grocery items as the common loot.
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Groton
Conn
Frank
United Nations approves force to halt Congo civil war
The Security Council, led by Asian African members, authorizes UN force to prevent Congo civil war. USSR abstains while Tshombe rejects withdrawal of Belgian advisers. US supports the resolution as the Congo crisis deepens.
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United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Council
United States
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
Mild, steady Grundy county weather through Thursday
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts little change in Grundy county weather through Thursday with daytime high temps in the upper 40s and nights near the 20s. Monday high at Collins Weather Station was 44 with 25 on the low, and 9 am reading stood at 31 as temperatures rose.
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Grundy County
U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins
Space Capsule Faces Harsh Test For First Mercury Flight
Cape Canaveral reports the launch under maximum stress conditions as a man could have survived the reentry. NASA trims the pool to three for final training John Glenn Virgil Grissom Alan Shepard Skyrocket mission aims to reach Atlantic range in the near term with tests continuing.
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John J. Glenn
Navy
Alan B. Shepard
Air Force
Virgil E. Grissom
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Earth
NASA
New Concord
Ohio
Mitchell, Ind
East Derry
N.H
Scott Carpenter
Walker Schirra
Donald Slayton
Gordon Cooper
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
LSD
Donner
Robert Gilruth
Gilruth
Victim of Plane Crash Known Here
Robert W. Danforth, 38, of Monmouth, pilot of a crop dusting plane, died after a takeoff crash near Viola. Danforth, a Morris aviation figure and former flying instructor, ran a crop dusting business and exhibited at Farm Progress Show near Minooka. The Cub destroyed, he died at Mercy hospital in Davenport, Iowa.
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Robert W. Danforth
Monmouth
Viola
Morris
Danforth
Farm Progress Show
Minooka
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
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Chicago
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S.A
William L. Ryan
Associated Press News
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Alfredo Palacios
Palacios
Havana
Senate
Jonn Black
Gordon Hoge
Nettle Creek Township
Harold Coop
Saratoga
Hendley Matteson
Brienna
Frank Warriner
Goose Lake
William Limbach
Wauponsee
Donald Severson
Norman
Edwin Boss
Aux Sable Township
JP Caucus
Michigan Crime Lab
Newfoundland
U.S. Coast Guard
Argentia
North Atlantic
R. H. Beckwith
Hans Hexdall
William Bender
New York
Harry Stage
Phoenix
Ariz
Edsel Stage
Glenn
Shepard
Grissom
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