Frondizi Rejects Resignation as Argentine Crisis Deepens
In Buenos Aires President Frondizi refuses ex-President Aramburu's plea to resign amid an approaching military coup. General Rawson calls for unity against Frondizi, while the navy supports ousting him and security tightens at Government House. Aramburu and Frondizi confer. Frondizi vows he will not resign. The situation leaves Frondizi largely isolated with limited political backing.
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Arturo Frondizi
Pedro Aramburu
Frondizi
Franklin Rawson
3Rd Cavalry
Rawson
Tandil
Naval Base
Bahia Blanca
Aramburu
Argentina
Juan Peron
The
Ation
Boy launches tooth into orbit with toy rocket
In Norfolk Virginia Ronald Hackney twelve years old devised a space age method to pull a baby tooth. He tied a string from the tooth to a toy rocket and pumped a water filled booster engine to build compression then released the trigger sending the tooth flying.
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Norfolk
Ronald Hackney
Higher Food Prices Push Living Costs to Record Level
Washington AP reports prices for foods lifted the February living costs index by three tenths of one per cent to a new peak. The February CPI reached 104.8 per cent of the 1957-59 base, up nine‑tenths from a year earlier, with food leading the rise due to winter storms in Florida and Texas.
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Washington
Robert Myers
Labor Statistics
Myers
Florida
Texas
Red Solons Meet Tokyo in Peiping Parliament Session
The rubber stamp Chinese Parliament has opened its first session in two years in Peiping as tensions with Tokyo loom over communist leadership and regional policy.
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Tokyo
China
Peiping
Control System Aims X15 Flight to 250000 Feet
Edwards Air Force Base in California will test a new control system this week for the X15 rocket plane. The system is designed to enable flights to altitudes around 250000 feet.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Captain testifies in case over reservist statements
Capt. Gerald R. McManus testified he warned Pfc. Bernis Owen that criticizing the general could lead to court martial. Owen is charged with disrespect for calling the order banning protests by recalled reservists hilarious and a climax to a long chain of events.
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FT. Polk
Gerald R. McManus
Pfc
Bernis Owen
Seadrift
Tex
Owen
New Orleans
Harley B. West
United Press International
Road Toll Totals by Date Compare This Year and Last Year
The report shows toll counts for the current year up to this date versus figures from the previous year. Data highlights changes in monthly totals and identifies months with notable increases or declines in traffic and revenue.
Suspect Held In Carlsbad Store Holdup
Three men were arrested after a dawn raid on a Farm house near Gainesville Texas tied to two state robberies a drug store heist and a string of burglaries. The group may face further questioning in Dallas thefts totaling about 800000 in jewelry. Other arrestees include two women and a man.
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Carlsbad
Gainsville
Tex
Gainesville
Dallas
FBI
Richard Blankenship
Robert Herrod
Elvis Blankenship
Donna Herrod
Charlotte Wagner
Denton
Henry Day
N.M
Peggy Blankenship
Jackie Blankenship
Lincoln
Neb
Blankenship
Wichita Falls
Bob Lish
C. E. Whisnand
Cooke County
Texas
Lewis Rigler
White House reiterates unchanged policy on preventing Soviet attack
White House officials state U S policy remains to use all available means to stop a massive Soviet conventional attack on Europe. They refute Kennedy-Nicola remarks attributed by Stewart Alsop and say no policy change has occurred. The change noted is stronger defensive options to nuclear warfare.
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White House
U. S
West
Europe
Soviet Union
Saturday Evening Post
Stewart Alsop
Kennedy
Russia
Pierre Salinger
Alsop
United States
Kennedy sees budget squeeze as red ink grows
President Kennedy faces fading hopes for a balanced 1962 budget as slower growth and Congress actions pressure revenues and spending. A proposed public works program, tax reform gaps, and potential school aid delays threaten a slim surplus, with Congress trimming programs while revenue risks rise.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Castro attacks old Communist militants in radio address
Fidel Castro denounced Anibal Escalante and others as capable only of leading the Cuban revolution. He accused Escalante of creating chaos to advance his own power while reshaping Cuba's monolithic party. Castro signaled a separation from the companion deemed culpable amid a studio audience of officials.
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Fidel Castro
Anibal Escalante
Cuba
Castro
Escalante
Hoy
Integrated Revolutionary Organizations
ORI
Popular Socialist (Communist) Party
United Party of the Socialist Revolution
Five officers convict Pfc. Bernis Owen in disrespect case
In Polk County Texas a five officer military court convicted Pfc. Bernis Owen 23 of Seadrift Texas of disrespect for calling an order from his commanding general a hilarious climax to a chain of injustices.
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FT. Polk
Pfc
Bernis Owen
Seadrift
Tex
U S Nuclear Warhead Stock Expected to Double by 1965
Washington sources report that by 1965 the United States will increase its nuclear warhead stock to more than twice its current level. The claim highlights accelerating arms development during the period.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Russian Biochemist Defector Leaves Holland For Placeholder
A Russian biochemist who defected in the Netherlands six months ago departed today for an unspecified destination, according to reports from The Hague. No further details were provided on the journey or new assignment.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Soviet Union
Man is sentenced in slaying of girl
Robert Hardy, 41, of Albuquerque, was sentenced to 110 years in prison for the January death of his stepdaughter Eva Jean Melton, 10. He faced murder charges reduced to manslaughter after prosecutors found insufficient evidence for a murder conviction. Hardy claimed he believed he had killed her and buried her alive near their home.
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Albuquerque
Robert Hardy
Hardy
District Attorney’s Office
Eva Jean Melton
Many Stroll Streets Most Business Idle Deserted
A protest strike gripped Algiers as European settlers mourned 41 Europeans killed when French troops opened fire on a crowd supporting the Secret Army Organization. Public transit halted, stores closed, newspapers absent, banks did not open, large outdoor market silent, and reports of possible electricity cuts.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Berlin crisis eased by Geneva talks and space disarmament plan
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said Geneva talks found points of agreement and differences over Berlin and space weapons. Canada pushed a draft UN disarmament declaration banning WMDs in orbit and requiring advance notice of space launches. Meanwhile in Algiers, European civilians mourn 41 dead and 130 wounded as clashes between Secret Army and French troops fuel tension after a failed demonstration.
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Geneva
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Howard Green
Disarmament Conference
Red defectors wed in joint ceremony in Seoul
Seventy defectors from North Korea’s army married in a joint ceremony at the former National Assembly building in Seoul. The brides and grooms fled to South Korea during and after the Korean War.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
National Assembly
Women urged to fill engineer shortage for aerospace work
NASA recruiter William Howe says women may solve the engineer shortage for aerospace and missile programs. He notes efforts to interest high school and college girls, while acknowledging cultural image barriers and marriage considerations as hurdles in expanding female engineering participation.
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New York
WAP
William Howe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Howe
Aerospace and Electronics Vice
Clear Skies and Warm Trend Across New Mexico
The Associated Press reports another day of clear skies and mild temperatures across New Mexico. Monday highs were 4 to 12 degrees warmer than Sunday, with Roswell at 82 and Los Alamos at 64. Daytime temps up 6 to 16 degrees above normals, overnight lows warmer but less so, Hobbs at 46 and Grants at 26 marked the range this morning.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Roswell
Los Alamos
Eastside
Hobbs
Grants
Roswell Daily Record Offers Weekly 5 Dollar Tip Prize
The Roswell Daily Record announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best winner each Sunday. Readers may call MA 2-7710 from 6:30 a.m. to p.m. or MA 2-4809 or MA 3-1891 after 5. Winners’ names may be kept confidential if requested.
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Roswell Daily Record
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