Peronists Grip Decline From Power Hints Amid Military Hold
In Buenos Aires Province Peronists gained a strong showing but the Argentine military shows no sign of allowing Peronist influence to win key offices. They won second in the Chamber of Deputies and a provincial governorship in 1962, a result canceled by the military, casting doubt on a 1967 governor’s race.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peronists
Chamber of Deputies
Arturo Frondizi
Augusto Vandor
Metal Workers
Andres Framini
Textile
Noel D. Bryan-Jones
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
God
Major Irish Politicians Step Aside
Dublin AP reports Ireland heads toward a national election as parliament dissolves for an April 7 vote. Finance Minister James Ryan and Defense Minister Gerald Bartley retire, while Robert Briscoe leaves Fianna Fail as Dublin’s first Jewish lord mayor.
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James Ryan
Gerald Bartley
Robert Briscoe
Fianna Fail Party
Dublin
Pair Jailed For Robbery At Alamo Liquors
Two suspects, Jessie D. White and John L. Thompson, were arrested minutes after a liquor store robbery at Alamo Liquors. Police said a clerk was robbed of $100 and two quarts of whisky. White was out on bail on prior robbery charges.
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Alamo Liquors
E. van Buren
Jessie D. White
E. Adams
John L. Thompson
E. Weir
White
Kennedy Memorial Monument Plans Approved in New York
Mayor Robert F. Wagner approved plans for a white Vermont marble memorial to John F. Kennedy. The 3 by 8 foot monument will cost 47 150 dollars and feature a continuous gas flame atop the structure in New York.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Vermont
Spy Gordon Lonsdale threatens U S State Department over data
London AP reports Soviet spy Gordon Lonsdale says he could reveal secrets from five years in the United States if in a position to do so. He writes in The People that an agonizing inquest would occur at the U S State Department if he disclosed the data. The item also notes businessman Greville Wynne jailed by the Russians for spying.
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London
Gordon Lonsdale
United States
US State Department
Lonsdale
the People
Ceylon Holds Tense Vote Amid Coalition Shifts
In Colombo a tense election pitted pro British and anti Communist factions as Sirimavo Bandaranaike faced a crowd under armed patrols. The vote featured a coalition led by Ceylonese MPs with a notable split between moderates and nationalists.
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Colombo
Ceylon
UPI
Anayake
Marx
Sirimavo
Sky Harbor plans to expand east wing parking and build six hangars
Airport Director William Ralston will ask City Council to approve a $120000 expansion of the east wing parking lot at Sky Harbor to add 400 spaces and six private corporation hangars on Air Lane east of 24th Street, financed by airport revenues. Demolition of current structures is planned as part of a $1.2 million redevelopment of private aviation facilities. The council will also consider naming the new South Phoenix branch library Ocotillo at the meeting.
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William Ralston
Sky Harbor Airport
Corporation
Air Lane
24Th Street
W. R. Henderson
South Phoenix
Ocotillo
Missing Papago Man Found Dead Near Buckeye
A 64 year old Papago man Benny Chicago missing since March 2 was found dead in an irrigation ditch on the Carl Arnold ranch near Buckeye. He was last seen around midnight March 2. Justice of the Peace Bill Mack says no foul play and no inquest. Burial was held at Hazelton Memorial Cemetery Buckeye.
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Benny Chicago
Carl Arnold
Buckeye
Della Kisto
Justice of the Peace
Bill Mack
Major McDonnell, Father of Hearst Jr., Dies at 79
Maj. Austin McDonnell aged 79 died yesterday in Warrington Virginia. He was the father of Mrs. William Randolph Hearst Jr. and the father in law of the editor in chief of the Hearst papers. The obituary notes his military rank and family ties to the Hearst press empire.
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Warrington
UPD
Austin McDonnell
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Hearst Newspapers
Court bans stockholders meeting for Producers Life
A restraining order blocked a stockholders meeting for Producers Life Insurance Co. set for 10 a.m. Friday. Judge Robert O. Boylston in Tucson scheduled a 2 p.m. session to decide if the order should stay in force. John R. Evans filed for intervention on behalf of all stockholders, naming National Securities Inc. and Robert H. Wallace as defendants.
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Producers Life Insurance Co
Robert O. Boylston
Tucson
John ‘R. Evans
National Securities Inc
Robert H. Wallace
National Securities and Board
Producers
Wallace
Evans
National Life and Casualty Insurance Co
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Associated Press
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Lemass
Northern Ireland
Charles Haughey
Fianna Fail
Europe
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Argentina
Arturo Illia
Illia
People’s Radical Party
the County Popular Union
People’s Radical
Peronism
Peron
People
Radical
Doin
Mister
Tom Walkenback
New Hermosa Park
20Th Street
Southern
Mike Jones
Phoenix Police
Charles Reddy
David Barker
Joseph Blair
John Kennedy
Southwest Auto Lease
Read Mullan Ford
Greville Wynne
Stone
Britain
Mod
Soviet Union
Erate
April
Dudley Sen
Sky Harbor
Haxelton Memorial Cemetery
Pion
Christian Science Lecture
North High School
East Thomas Road
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist
Phoenix, Arizona
Scottsdale
Wallace Sterling
Rosenzweigs
Violet
Irving
Sitt
Tad
Phoenix Rosenzweig Center
del Weob Building
First Ave
Phoenix
Arizona
First Avenue
Scottsdale Fashion Square
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