Midwest farm rebellion sparks threats and price drops
Reports from Missouri and Wisconsin describe road violence against trucks carrying hogs and dynamite found at a farm. Hog prices fell 25 to 50 cents as the National Farmers Organization pressures markets, while state troopers report tires shot out and drivers followed by stickered cars. In Buenos Aires, rebellion and a political crackdown threaten Peronist forces, with Guido in control and elections promised.
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Biden
Dow Farm Pices
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Hale, Mo
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Wesley van Trump
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NFO
Catia
Staley
Wisconsin
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Jone
Argentina
Guido
Howard
Acterd- Guide
Hirasel
Dent
Gtn
Juan Carlos Ongania
Ongania
Juan Carlos Loringa
Bernardino Labayru
Demos
Eratic Institutions
16 Red Guerrillas Slain in Viet Nam
Saigon report says Vietnamese troops airlifted into the Mekong delta killed 16 Communist Viet Cong guerrillas Sunday. The engagement occurred 70 miles south of Saigon in swampy terrain along the lower Mekong. nine U.S. Army helicopters with elements of the 21st Division supported the operation.
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Viet Nam
Mékong Delta
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Mekong River
Episcopal Church Elects Negro Bishop in Massachusetts
The Protestant Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts annou nces the election of its first Negro suffragan bishop, John M Burgess, age 53, previously archdeacon in Boston since 1956. Burgess is noted as the church’s first Black bishop selected for general duties, with service to be expanded across diocesan work.
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Boston
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
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John M. Burgess
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Comterwasser Saman
Episcopal
Heuvel Paw
Aericaree
PRT
Mtbrell Neerg
Battle Group Convoy Barred by Soviet Checkpoint
Berlin tense standoff as a U.S. Army convoy of 58 men in 26 vehicles is held up nearly a full day by Soviet guards on the road from West Germany to West Berlin. The unit, part of the 1th Infantry, finally cleared Marienborn and continued a 140 mile push into the city. An earlier Easter frontline convoy of 209 men in 29 vehicles had moved through in 66 minutes. Kenneth Keating noted the friction, with Clay warning that the Allies would meet force if provoked, while emphasizing joint Western unity and restraint.
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West Germany
Marienborn
East Germay
West Berlin
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Washington
Lucius Clayseye
Riasad
Fores
Bar- Clay
Iby
Wellers
Europe
United States
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Bertin
Britain
France
Clay
Germany
Ousted Dies of Heart Ailment After Bay Head Sickbed
Ousted, who tired at Bay Head, died Saturday night at Point Pinta Hospital of a heart ailment.
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