Frondizi Faces Possible Coup as Military Tensions Rise
Buenos Aires reports show President Frondizi defying military and political pressure to resign amid open rebellion threats from Gen. Rawson and a southern cavalry division. Extra guards mounted near the pink presidental palace as factions maneuver while Aramburu mediates. The navy backs ousting Frondizi, with unclear support from air force and army segments.
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Navy
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Government House
JFK quoted on policy of atomic war
Kennedy urged readiness to use nuclear weapons if needed while stressing control and flexibility. He warned the balance of power shifted after 1959 as both sides possess annihilating arms and cited circumstances like a clear attack on Western Europe requiring possible early use.
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First Lady’s Stepbrother Divorced
The report notes Hugh Budiey Auchincloss Jr, stepbrother of Jacqueline Kennedy, divorced amid a court hearing at El Monte. Dr Ralphing allegedly shot intruder Robert W. Crane during a 24 hour hospital property dispute. Crane died at the scene. the case involves a property settlement and residency at Five Points Medical Center.
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Washington, D.C
Rusk and Aids Fly Back From Geneva Disarmament Talks
Secretary of State Rusk and a U.S. delegation left Geneva after a tense round of arms talks. They warned the Soviet Union might resume tests if the United States proceeds with mid Pacific testing in April. The era of joint inspections and progress on nonproliferation remains fragile as tensions flare between Washington and Moscow.
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Judge Rules No Jail for Tom Duggan
CHICAGO (UPI) Federal judge James Parsons ruled Monday that television personality Tom Duggan does not have to go to jail. The judge condemned the conduct as deplorable and tragic but ordered no immediate imprisonment, noting personal anguish while lifting the contempt sentence tied to statements about a custody case from 1955.
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Los Angeles
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Daniel Covelli
Castro accuses Escalante of trying to seize Cuban ORI control
Castro charged Escalante with creating a personal power system using the ORI to centralize authority. He said no minister could replace officials without ORI permission and accused Escalante of shaping a Cuban personality cult and placing ORI control in seasoned Communist Party members across provincial, county, and district branches.
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All Algeria in Grip of General Strike
Algeria faced a broad general strike that shut down Oran port and paralyzed the city with communications cut except for army lines. Police reported mortar shelling into a crowded market wounding 20 Moslems amid broader violence raising the total toll to new highs as fires and outages disrupted daily life.
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Dils
Oran
Secret Army
Bodies Recovered in Navy Air Crash in Cascades
The bodies of nine men from the San Francisco Oakland area were recovered Monday after a Navy P2V patrol bomber crashed in the Cascades last Wednesday. All victims were residents of the California region.
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Joan Sutherland Faces Treatment for Back Condition
London report says soprano Joan Sutherland 36 will complete current commitments then take six weeks of rest and treatment for a painful back condition. Her career is put in doubt as she plans to resume after the period.
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Proposal Would Let Lawmakers Set Their Own Pay
California lawmakers consider a constitutional amendment to lift the 9000 dollar monthly pay ceiling and allow legislators to determine their own compensation. Senator Stanford Sho of the dissenting group introduced the measure in the lapislaries, framing the proposal as a reform to current pay rules.
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Novarro to Appeal Conviction as Brunk
Los Angeles attorney for silent film star Ramon Novarro says he will appeal the misdemeanor drunken driving conviction. Novarro, 63, was arrested February 20 after a minor traffic accident in Los Angeles.
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Raynon Novarro
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Floods Swamp Midwest Coast to coast relief efforts
Floods cripple Illinois Wisconsin and Nebraska areas with rivers cresting and threatening homes. Iowa reports floodwaters isolating towns and forcing evacuations as sections of highways close and residents brace for further rises. Rescue teams aid families near Schuyler and Marshalltown while crests threaten others along the Mississippi and nearby rivers.
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