Soviets Fire Moon Vehicle in unmanned moon attempt
Moscow reports an unmanned 3130 pound research craft launched toward the moon from an earth satellite position. The Moon TV device aims to reach the lunar area in about 312 days, signaling the USSR’s ongoing space race with the United States to land men on the moon.
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Exile Boat Is Captured in Miami
U S customs agents seized a 40 foot Cuban exile yacht named Alison in Miami for being outfitted for aggression. British police captured 17 sea raiders and a second group of commandos pressed toward Cuba in rapid, dramatic developments. The report notes the seizure occurred Sunday night at North Harbor.
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Cuba
Joseph Fortier
Alison
North
Guatemala Seizes Power in Coup Decree Deports Communists
Guatemalan colonel Enrique Peralta declares he will deport all Communists and crack down on subversion after a military coup. He vows to fight communism to the death as demonstrations are banned and a mass rally is planned to show public support. The new government seeks recognition from the Organization of American States.
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Peralta
Miguel Ydigadoras Fuentes
Alberto Herrato Gonzalez
Organization of American States
United States
South America
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Pres
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Attempted ouster of Guido in Argentina crushed
Retired Gen Benjamin Menendez and Gen Federico T. Montero proclaimed a revolt against President Jose Maria Guido and drew naval support. After initial gains, Guido said the revolt was crushed then backtracked. Navy units remained rebellious as tanks were ordered to crush them. Rebels seized radio stations and called for civilian aid to prevent elections linked to Peronists. Guido claimed the uprising neutralized while Marines sealed parts of Buenos Aires. Continued on Page 12.
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Jose Maria Guido
Federico Toranzo Montero
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Juan D. Peron
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Ouo
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Enlan American Security Conference
Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Peralta
New Michigan Constitution Is Winner in Vote
DETROIT AP Michigan will have a new state constitution next year after a close spring election. Gov. Romney led Republicans to victory against Democratic opposition and union forces. The measure passed about 805,151 to 793,153 with 5,170 of 5,209 precincts reporting. The reform adds a four year governor term and reapportions the State Senate based on an 80 percent population 20 percent land formula.
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Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Senate
U. S. Supreme Court
Lenten Reflection on Barabbas and Christ’s Redemption
A Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church note reflects on Barabbas released instead of Jesus, linking the event to universal salvation. It emphasizes that only the blood of Jesus, not human deeds, grants pardon from sin and eternal life.
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Jesus
Hell
Jesus Christ
God
Paul W. Laeders
Bethlehem Evangelical
Rails Planning Rules Changes
Chicago AP reports the nation’s railroads will implement work rules changes at 12:01 am on April to end a bedding problem and cut about 64,000 jobs. James E.K. Wolfe, chair of the National Railway Labor Conference, said the move follows a Supreme Court ruling dissolving an injunction. A Kennedy emergency board is expected to be named, likely preventing a strike for at least 60 days.
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Citizenship Bill Sent to Kennedy
The Senate passed by voice vote a bill to make Sir Winston Churchill an honorary United States citizen and sent it to President Kennedy. Republican leader Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois called up the measure after it cleared the foreign affairs committee without dissent and there was no debate as the Senate moved to grant the unprecedented honor.
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Winston Churchill
Great Britain
United States
Everett M Dirksen
Illinois
Churchill
Guard blamed in Laos foreign minister slaying
In Vientiane Laos government sources blame a guard for the assassination of leftist Quinim Pholsena the foreign minister. The soldier a neutralist ally riddled him with 18 bullets then shot himself. Quinims wife wounded and in a coma. U S officials fear the attack may worsen the fragile coalition government tensions.
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Laos
Quinim
Vientiane
Pholsena
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Savang Vathana
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Washington
Kennedy asks Congress for 4.5 billion in foreign aid
President Kennedy urged Congress to authorize 4.5 billion in new foreign aid, trimming 420 million from prior totals. He presented a six point program aligned with the Clay committee findings, arguing aid shapes world choices between consent and coercion and reinforcing U.S. security and interests amid partisan opposition.
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Kennedy
Congress
Lucius D. Clay
Capitol Hill
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Clay Committee
Clay
Wisconsin Supreme Court Refuses Billboard Ruling
The Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to decide on the constitutionality of the billboard regulation act. It reversed a Dane County Circuit ruling that invalidated some highway commission licensing regulations, with the appeal seeking a ruling on interstate billboard control.
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State Supreme Court
State Liable For Reapportion Fees Ruling
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held the state must cover the costs of an unsuccessful federal reapportionment suit. It reversed Dane County Circuit Judge Wilkie, who said State Treasurer Dena Smith should have withheld her signature from court cost checks totaling 5237. Wingert, former Supreme Court justice and special master, urged payment as part of the case pursued by Gov Reynolds. The court ruled the checks were drawn for a lawful purpose and Smith was compelled to sign them.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Edwin Wilkie
Dane County
Dena Smith
Emmett Wingert
Supreme Court
Thomas
E. Fairchild
John W Reynolds
Reynolds
Waukesha County
Winkert
Trusty Killed Driving Stolen Car Near Reedsburg
A Sauk County Hospital employee Harold Hall 48 was killed when a stolen car rammed the railing after leaving Highway 23 about two miles south of Reedsburg. The sheriff’s department said the car had been stolen minutes before at the hospital.
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Associated Press
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Reedsburg
Harold Hall
Sauk County
Highway 23
Sheriff's Department
Chief's Wife Questioned In Kenosha Death
Kenosha County district attorney Joseph B. Molinaro said he expects to issue a warrant this afternoon in the slaying of Dorothy Bitantis a 40 year old stenographer for the police department found dead in her parked car Monday Molinaro said he would not disclose charge type or suspects after a 45 minute closed door meeting with Police Captain Arthur Riley and the county coroner Continued on Page 12 Col 4
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Kenosha
Helen Haukedahl
Joseph B. Molinaro
Police Department
Molinaro
Arthur Riley
Kenosha County
Dorothy Bitantis
Department
Stanley Haukedah
Helen
Police
Cherry Festival Opens in Washington With Lantern Light
Washington event marks the official cherry blossom festival as a pretty young girl lights a stone lantern signaling start. Blossoms came out on a warm, record degree day, lining Monday for the celebration and parade.
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UPI
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