Peron Mob Routs Opponents as Riots Hit Buenos Aires
Rioters set fire to opposition headquarters and the fashionable Jockey Club in Buenos Aires after a rally addressed by President Juan Peron. Six people were killed and 92 wounded in two blasts that preceded the unrest. A North American circus trainer Esteban Jacyna was arrested for questioning. Peron urged restraint while blaming foreign agents for the violence.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Peron
Jockey Club
Esteban Jacyna
Herkimer
Eisenhower cites cost of war in disarmament appeal
Washington reports President Eisenhower framing war costs to justify disarmament. He says one modern heavy bomber costs a modern brick school in over 30 cities, two electric plants serving a 60 000 population town, two fine hospitals, 50 miles of concrete highway, a fighter plane costing half a million bushels of wheat, and a destroyer replacing homes for more than 8 000 people.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Seek To Force Vote On Income Tax Cut
Washington notes that 25 House members joined a bid to force a vote on a 10 percent income tax cut on July 1 by bypassing the Rules Committee. If 218 signatures rally, the measure could reach the floor despite GOP leadership opposition. The tactic aims to permit amendments by circumventing a stalled Ways and Means backed bill.
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Washington
House
House Rules Committee
Rules
Ways and Means
Rules Committee
State Income Tax Returns piling high
Annapolis tax collectors waded through mountains of mail and money as the filing deadline passed. About 170000 returns had been processed with rebates from a 15 percent cut, and officials expected totals of 2314 millions from individuals, 162 millions from corporations, with nine million returning to Baltimore and counties. Installment plans and penalties for late payments were outlined, with due dates remaining July 15, September 15, and December 15.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Benjamin Marsh
Marsh
Two MiGs Shot Down Over Korea Amid Frontline Attacks
Sabre jets shot down two Red MiGs and damaged three more as fighter-bombers struck Communist frontline positions and blasted communications in North Korea. Recon pilots reported trucks bumper to bumper carrying sick and wounded soldiers to Panmunjom exchange sites. Front lines saw Chinese strikes repelled at Central Korea while U S and South Korean troops held Jackson Heights and Texas Hill. First Lt Robert D Carter of Divefield West Virginia credited with one downed MIG.
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Seoul
North Korea
U. N
Panmunjom
Central Korea
Texas Hill
Jack N Heights
Eighth Army
Jackson Heights
Robert D. Carter
College Save
Divefield
W. Va
Senior Day at Frederick High School Observed
Frederick High School marks its annual Senior Day with senior students running classes and administrative posts for the day. The Senior Executive Committee assigns tasks, with Robert Falconer acting as principal substitute and Edward Fisher as student body president. Several senior student teachers partner with faculty for lesson planning and tea events follow lunch in the cafeteria.
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Frederick High School
Harry Q. Smith
Robert Falconer
Edward Fisher
LaRue Schwearing
Bel Air High School
Alice Fogle
Frances Ashbury
Jack Hildebrand
Marjorie Miller
Ruby Arneson
Annette Powell
Eleanor Barnhart
Richard Marrone
Dorothy Beachley
Helen Hall
Ethel Beachley
Dorothy Putman
Katherine Biehl
June Rice
Diane Schnauffer
Mary Jane Shockley
Shirley Brachey
Francis Bowman
Albert Mullican
Richard Zern
Homer Brooks
Shirley Talbott
Flossie Cain
Hattie Snyder
Maria Cincotta
Patty Brice
Heisley
Coran
JoAn
Rebecca McCutcheon
Maxine Murray
Charles Schroder
Roxie Montgomery
Barbara Lines
Katherine Tyler
Natalie Parton
Glenn Eaves
Reese Poffensbarger
Mark Hoke
Audrey Pressier
Anna Mae Coyle
Frances Fisher
Dorothy Ranck
Charles Thomas
Richard Randall
Barbara Kaufman
Mary E. Rhoads
Doris Moore
Ruth Richards
Gary Angleberger
Mary J.shuif
Jerry French
Leonard Smith
Greta Gallahan
Zelma Smith
Norie Heston
Dorothy Snyder
Leon Masser
Spenny Storm
Maxwell Day
Jean Barrier
Erma Stull
Shirley Hahn
Lorraine Stup
Miriam Young
Ruth Swank
Ralph Marsden
Patricia Thomas
David Glick
William Trout
Robert Rumpf
Jeanne Vaughn
Adeline Rowe
Shirley Suter
K. Virginia Wood
Charles Elworthy
James F. Zimmerman
Kay Magaha
Gwynn Ripp
Lucille Ness
Garnetta Morgan
Charles Hahn
Jommy Geiser
Fred Young
Lester Zimmersman
William Lightner
Phyllis Eyler
Evelyn Cramer
Imaids
Lore VenDobenck
Betty Rhoderick
Ferne Rice
Lee Baltzeli
Five More Escape Training School Escape Noted
Five more boys escaped Maryland Training School in Towson last night. Police recaptured three after a chase reaching 90 miles an hour on Ritchie Highway. The stolen car swerved off the road near a theater.
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Towson
Maryland Training School
Ritchies Highway
U N Moves Toward Truce Talks in Korea
The United Nations Command plans to tell the Communists it is ready to resume armistice negotiations. The first group of Allied sick and wounded from North Korean stockades reaches Kaesong, six miles from freedom, while talks, stalled since Oct. 8, are under renewed discussion.
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Munsan
U.N
Kaesong
Freedom
Panmunjor
Reds
U.S
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Sail
Sinmak
Pyongyang
Pusan
Red
United Nations
U. N
Washington
Mark Clark
Far East
Clark
Imore
Ancre
Turkey
Greece
South Africa
The
Netherlands
Philippines
Columbia
Australia
Canada
Hecht Co plans large branch store in Northwood Center
Hecht Co announced plans to construct a large branch store at the North wood Shopping Center in North Baltimore with roof parking for 200 autos. Construction to begin next fall with an opening set for fall 1964.
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Baltimore
Hecht Co
Northwood
Fires Kill 14 in Chicago On North Side
Two fires tore through a five story factory and a three story apartment building in Chicago city limits. Deputy coroner said at least 14 people died and 26 injured at the Haber Screw Machine Co. plant at 864 West North Avenue. A separate blaze at 1701 North Wash Tenaw Avenue left four more burned. Winds near 30 miles per hour aided efforts to contain the blazes.
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Chicago
North Side
Hany Gloss
Haber Screw Machine Co
W. North Ave
N. Washtenaw Ave
Opening Trout Season Draws Hundreds Of Anglers In Frederick
Hundreds of anglers turned out for the trout season openers across Frederick County streams. About 600 fished Big Hunting Creek and roughly the same on Fishing Creek, with a 16 inch brown trout reported on Fishing Creek. Few violations noted though several cited for fishing before the 5:30 am opening. Officials expect strong weekend angling if weather stays mild.
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Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Phobus
Big Hunting Creek
Fishing Creek
Ernest A. Vaughn
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Maryland
Fishery Management Division
Sairport
Ohio Valley
Frederick
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
Zanesville
Otic
Covington
Young Wife Sacrifices Self to Save Children in Fire
In Bampton Virginia a 19 year old wife, Mrs Margaret Ross, tossed five screaming children to safety from a burning house before leaping from a window. She was in critical condition with third degree burns and was hospitalized. Two sailors from Norfolk are her husband and family, with officials noting her survival is remarkable.
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Bampton
Margaret Ross
Norfolk
Five Points on Eisenhower disarmament plan
President Eisenhower presented five points for world disarmament. They call for military force parity, shared limits on strategic material production, international atomic energy control for peaceful use and ban on atomic weapons, restrictions on other weapons of great destructiveness, and enforcement with UN inspection safeguards.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
Soviet Bloc Withdraws Korea Peace Plan At UN
The Soviet bloc via Poland withdrew the Korean cease-fire section of its peace package at the United Nations. Polish Foreign Minister Stanislaw Skrzeszewski said no vote would be pressed on that section, backing a Brazilian resolution noting the Panmunjom accord on sick and wounded prisoners. The move aimed to speed an armistice, after Indian diplomat V K Krishna Menon urged withdrawal.
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United Nations
N.Y
Poland
Stanislaw Skrzeszewski
U. N
Korea
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Skrzeszewski
Panmunjom
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Pravda Opposes One Man Rule in Communist Leadership
Pravda urges collective leadership over single decisions, warning autocratic tendencies harm principle and morale. The piece suggests Leninist inner party democracy may replace Stalinist centralism, signaling a shift toward government by committee under Premier Georgi Maienkov. Trading cautions on the New York Stock Market follow.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
William L. Ryan
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Tme
Georgi M. Maienkor
Unity For Korea Urged By President
President Eisenhower urged cooperation for an honorable armistice in Korea and a move toward a united Korea and broad peace in Asia. He spoke to the American Society of Newspaper Editors outlining a policy of ending the cold war and restraining Communist expansion. Talks underway with Gen Mark Clark were described as preparatory for truce terms and prisoner exchange.
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Far East
American Society of
Kremlin
Korea
Indochina
Malaya
Asia
United Nations
Mark Clark
Reds
U.S
Eisenhower
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Flanders
R-Vi
Road Bids Sought for High Speed Weight Stations
The State Roads Commission issued bids for the second of five high speed weighing stations to inspect trucks on Maryland highways. Bids open May 5 for the Cecil County site on U S 40 four miles northeast of the Susquehanna River Bridge, following the first station on U S 301 near Upper Marlboro.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Cecil County
Susquehanna River Bridge
U. S. 301
Upper Maribers
Prince Georges County
The
Roads Commission
Marines Plan Next A Test Maneuvers Near Las Vegas
Marines prepare for upcoming atomic test maneuvers near Las Vegas with about 400 Leathernecks to be flown from Santa Ana in 40 transport helicopters. Helicopters will move from a rampoff point to the maneuver objective in an operation slated for a Saturday period.
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Las Vegas
Marine Air Facility
Santa Ana
Calif
Eisenhower Calls for Global Disarmament and Peace Plan
President Eisenhower challenged Soviet leaders to end the cold war and adopt a world disarmament program funded by disarmament savings to aid development. He outlined five core steps including Korean armistice talks, end to Red aggression in Indochina, Austrian peace, German unification, and a European community with East European independence. He stressed deeds over rhetoric and urged international safeguards under the United Nations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Soviet Union
United States
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
U. S
Korea
Indochina
Germany
Kremlin
Hie
Natons
America
Stalin
Stevenson Helicopter Forced Landing Near Kuala Lumpur
A Royal Navy helicopter carrying Adla Stevenson and passengers including Barry Bingham of the Louisville Times and Walter Johnson of the University of Chicago made a forced landing in muddy jungle near Ulu Langkat eight miles from Kuala Lumpur Malaya due to enemy trouble amid Communist threats.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Royal Navy
Adla Stevenson
Ulu Langkat
Here
Stevenson
Barry Bingham
Louisville S
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