Troops Remove Peru President
Lima Peru AP reports a military junta seized power after an early morning arrest of President Manuel Prado 72. Tanks surrounded the palace as crowds clashed with police and the junta promised honest elections. Gen Ricardo Godoy led the coup pledging to return to barracks when crisis ends while APRA and Odrista factions negotiate for a majority in Congress. Prado was taken to San Lorenzo naval base as Odria lingers as a possible successor.
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Peru
Manuel Prado
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre
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Prado
Popular Revolutionary Alliance
APRA
Odria
Haya
Congress
el Comercio
San Lorenzo
Callao
Odrista Union
Apra-Odria
Carlos Monteyra Paz Soldan
Navy
Guillermo Tirado
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Showers and storms tapering tonight
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and night. Cooler this afternoon. Partly cloudy and warmer Thursday with highs in the 80s and near 90. Low around 70 tonight.
Kansas Traffic Toll Log Sees Two Earlier Fatalities Added
AP Topeka report logs 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday July 3 1962 noting two previously unreported fatalities. The July 27 1962 and July period figures compare with 1961 records, including updated totals for July and prior incidents.
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Topeka
Kansas
Space Age Feeding Tubes and Medical Passports
An article notes a NASA inspired no mess feeding tube for babies during travel, with a hollow stemmed spoon attachment and disposable tube and spoon. It also describes medical passports from the Medical Passport Foundation listing health data, blood type and allergies for emergency care.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Medical Passport Foundation, Inc
New York
Kennedy eyes fall campaign push over elder care plan
President Kennedy is likely to campaign this fall to rally support for his elderly health care bill despite a 52 to 48 Senate defeat. The vote split along Republican and Southern Democrat lines, with 21 Democrats opposing and 43 Democrats plus five Republicans backing the proposal. Hutchison: Humphrey says Kennedy will take the fight to the people as the main issue of the 1962 campaign. Dirksen says he does not fear Democratic campaigning against him as he seeks re election. A list of opposing senators includes Aiken Bennett Bottum Capehart Carlson Pearson Cotton Murphy Dirksen Hickenlooper Morton Wiley.
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Kennedy
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House
Department of Urban Affairs
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
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Humphrey
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Everelt M. Dirksen
Ilinois
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Joseph §. Bottum Jr
South Dakota
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Frank Carlson
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Norris Cotton
Maurice J. Murphy
New Hampshire
Dirksen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Town
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
US protests Soviet jet harassment over West Berlin air corridor
In Berlin the United States protested to Soviet officials after a Soviet Mig flew within 400 feet of a US FAA DC3 on a Hamburg to Tempelhof route. The plane crossed into East German airspace, the Mig shadowed it briefly, then the DC3 continued to Berlin for a full flight over the city before landing. President Kennedy later summoned the Soviet ambassador to warn of no withdrawal of troops.
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Berlin
United States
West Berlin
Kennedy
Washington
West
U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
Hamburg
West Germany
Tempelhof
Nude women spurring caution in Pentwater car chase
Pentwater police say they cannot act on complaints about four nude women driving a station wagon around the western Michigan resort village. They urge the public to note license plate numbers and report sightings promptly.
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Pentwater, Mich
Western
Michigan
Biggest Object Shot Into Space
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP experts announce the largest space vehicle ever launched a balloon named Big Shot reached 950 miles above the Atlantic as a precursor to the Echo II satellite mission. The 135 foot balloon expanded after separation from the Thor booster and drifted across the predawn sky for about 10 minutes before hazy conditions ended visibility.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Echo
Big Hall
Cape
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Unions Denounce Railroads Plans To Cut Jobs
Cleveland AP report says a union leader attacked railroads plans to cut thousands of jobs after Tuesday’s rule changes set for Aug 18. Five union heads representing about 200,000 workers will meet Friday to consider action, with no strike imminent due to Presidential emergency board power.
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Cleveland
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
U S suspends Peru relations after military coup
Washington announces suspension of diplomatic ties with Peru after a military coup in Lima. The Alliance for Progress aid to Peru, about 75 million dollars annually, is halted while ongoing projects proceed. State Department spokesman Lincoln White cites strong U.S. displeasure and calls for democratic progress in Latin America.
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Washington
United States
Peru
U.S. Alliance For Progress
U.S
Lima
State Department
Lincoln White
Tanly's Tool Note to JKE Medicare al most won
Tanly's Tool Note to JKE reports Medicare progress and related items. Mentions Nixon Prescriptions Raney and Cl 2 3092 Adv, reflecting a brief note on health policy or plan items and a contact or code. The fragment indicates a record of correspondence or reminder within a political or health context.
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JKE
Nixon
Blood Bank Fight With Private Firms Draws FTC Charge
Kansas City Community Blood Bank and Kansas City Area Hospital Association face FTC charges for alleged conspiracy to restrain blood sales. Hearings set in Washington for Sept. 11. The non profit group supplied 23 000 units of blood last year to area hospitals.
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Walter V. Coburn
Kansas City Community Blood Bank
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Kansas City
Community Blood Bank
Bethany Hospital
American Red Cross
James
D. Marshall
Kansas City Area Hospital Association
Hospital Association
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Kansas
Western Missouri
Midwest Blood Bank and Plasma Center Inc
World Blood Bank Inc
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Menorah Medical Center
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Four U S Air Force crewmen survive crash in Viet Nam
SAIGON Vietnam AP All four U S Air Force crew members aboard a two engine transport that crashed Sunday were found alive late today A rescue helicopter could not land at the crash site in the rugged terrain 150 miles northeast of here A sling lift carried two survivors to a hovering craft and to a field hospital in Nha Trang One other survivor had a broken leg and could not use the sling The fourth man remained on the ground with a companion while medical personnel were lowered
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Here
Nha Trang
Wreck Found of US Plane Missing Since Sunday
The wreckage of a U S Air Force transport with four Americans aboard has been spotted at the base of a 4700 foot mountain about 140 miles northeast of Saigon. The twin engine G123 was seen by one of 21 search planes. No indication yet if any airmen survived or the cause of the crash.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pentagon says US missiles can pierce Soviet defenses
Washington AP report notes Khrushchev bragged of an antimissile that can hit a fly in space, but Defense Department officials say U.S. missiles can penetrate targets. Pentagon spokesman says knowledge of defensive systems is as good or better, and they are satisfied their missiles can penetrate.
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Khrushchev
Defense Department
U.S
Pentagon i
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