Indonesians See Inevitable Clash Over West New Guinea
A high Indonesian official in Jakarta says no talks with the Dutch will resume and a military clash is inevitable over West New Guinea. Indonesia accuses the Netherlands of blocking a transfer of administration and hints at continued buildup and external arms flow.
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K. R. Ramanath
Jakarta
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Washington
Netherlands
Holland
Sukarno
Abdul Haris Nasution
East Indonesia
Soviet Union
Curacao
Lima
Peru
New Guinea
Tahiti
Snelliuus
Hong Kong
Whittaker to Quit Post on High Court
Washington AP Charles E Whittaker retires as Supreme Court justice at 61 after five years in ill health. President Kennedy announced retirement effective April with no successor named yet. Ribicoff eyed as possible contender but no decision announced. Whittaker, appointed by Eisenhower in 1987, is one of four Republicans on the court.
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Washington
Charles E. Whittaker
Whittaker
Kennedy
Abraham Ribicoff
Supreme Court
Dean Rusk
Dean and Zorin Pick Preamble Draft Team at Geneva
At the Geneva disarmament talks the American ambassador Arthur Dean and Soviet deputy foreign minister Valerian Zorin were tasked to draft a preamble for a treaty ending the arms race. They will review comments by Monday and aim to report a finished document by mid next week. Western officials note harmony but show unease at following the Soviet draft framework.
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Geneva
Arthur H. Dean
Valerian Zorin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Howard C. Green
Canada
U.N
Dean
Zorin
Pair Enter Guilty Pleas In Car Theft Case
Morgan Barber and James Albert Lee pleaded guilty in 132nd District Court to car theft. The teens stole a car from a Snyder used car lot February 21 aiming for California but diverted to El Paso and Colorado City where they were captured. Each received a two year jail term and likely transfer to the state penitentiary Saturday.
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Morgan Barber
James Albert Lee
132Nd District Court
Snyder
California
el Paso
Colorado City
State Penitentiary
Sheriff's Department
Slow-Motion Coup Ousts Frondizi in Argentina
Military chiefs remove President Frondizi amid Peronist gains and unrest. Senate leader Jose Maria Guido, asked to take power, hesitates while Frondizi is sent to Martin Garcia Island. Civil-military split and U.S. reaction factor into the crisis.
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Jon
Frondizi
Jose Maria Guido
Senate
Argentina
Martin Garcia
River Plate
Juan D. Peron
Frondizigo
Peron
United States
Alliance For Progress
Peronists
National Congress
Martin Garcia Island
Buenos Aires
David Blejer
Guido
Hector Gomez Machado
Radical
Chamber of Deputies
People’s
Fatal death ends planned hospital reunion for couple
In California two separated spouses, Mr. X and Mrs. X, met by chance at a Los Angeles psychiatric dance and were slated for a reunion. Plans to move Mrs. X to Camarillo were canceled after Mr. X collapsed and died of a heart attack in March.
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Los Angeles
API
General Hospital
Kennedy Sees Tax Revision Key to Economy
President Kennedy warned at a news conference that GOP opposition to the administration tax revision would harm the economy. He said killing the bill could wipe out growth, deny $600 million in uncollected taxes, and hurt job creation. He urged support to close loopholes and boost investment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Steel contract reportedly agreed on for two years
Pittsburgh AP reports negotiators reached a broad two year non inflationary labor pact for the steel industry. USW leaders to meet next Saturday to consider ratification while wage talks may reopen after year one. The tentative deal includes about 10 cents more in fringe benefits and no immediate wage hike.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
United Steelworkers
Union International Executive Board
International Wage Policy Committee
Suny
Kennedy
Mrs Kennedy Leaves London After 19 Day World Tour
Mrs John F Kennedy departs London completing a 19 day itinerary that included India Pakistan Rome and London. She is due to arrive Idlewild Airport New York at 5 40 p m EST and then transfer to the Caroline for the final leg to Washington.
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London
John F Kennedy
India
Pakistan
Rome
America
White House
Washington
New York
Idlewild
Caroline
Panel Starts Quiz On Basketball Fix
The House investigating committee began questioning state and Southwest Conference officials on basketball game fixing. Rep. Charles Ballman said the inquiry aims for a full committee review of progress, with DPS director Homer Garrison, Curtis, and several coaches invited to testify.
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Austin
House
Able Curtis
Charles Ballman
Homer Garrison
Department of Public Safety
Curtis
Hhe
David Wills
Witts
Ballman
DPS
H. A. Albert
Aoe
Kennedy urges wiretap law to aid major crime cases
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy asked Congress to allow use of wiretapped evidence in federal and state prosecutions to fight major crimes and racketeering. He urged urgent legislation to enable prosecutions, protect privacy, and clarify state police authority to wiretap.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Cooler Weather Moves Into State
Cooler weather moved into the Snyder area after a warm 88 degree day. A cold front crossed the state as north winds rose and thundershowers were expected in eastern and southern areas. Overnight lows were forecast at 25 degrees in the upper Panhandle and in the 40s and 50s elsewhere.
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Snyder
Upper Panhandle
Weather Summary for Snyder and Regions
Central Texas reports mostly cloudy this afternoon with cooler tonight. Northeast Texas sees partly to mostly cloudy conditions, with colder Friday and lows in the 40s. Northwest Texas forecasts partly clear skies and cooler temperatures tonight with daytime highs in the 30s to 60s across areas.
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Snyder
Wedsey
Gerty MS
Texas
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