Ousted President Illia Overthrown In Argentine Coup
Argentina’s military leaders staged a bloodless night coup ousting President Arturo Illia and forming a junta headed by Lt Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania. The rebels dissolved political parties Congress and the Supreme Court. Illia sought asylum in Uruguay as Vice President Perette fled.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Juan Carlos Ongania
Congress
Supreme Court
Illia
Uruguay
Casa Rosada
Pascual A. Pistarini
Carlos Perette
Plate River
Julio R. Alsogaray
1St Army Corps
Alsogaray
CDT
Juan D. Peron
Peronists
Pistarini
No Date Set To Resume Dodd Probe
The Senate Ethics Committee recessed after Sen. Thomas Dodd testified he went to West Germany in 1964 on official Senate business. The hearings into misconduct charges are to resume after July 15 with Julius Klein expected to testify.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
Senate
Dodd
Connecticut
Stashinsky
Germany
Julius Klein
Klein
Chicago
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Researchers question use of anticancer drugs during surgery
At the American Medical Association meeting, Drs. Gerald E. Howe and William M. Stahl report dog studies showing anticancer drugs given after tumor removal reduced lymph nodes' ability to trap circulating cells. They caution drugs may enhance cancer spread by impairing lymph node filtration and cellular activity.
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Gerald E. Howe
William M. Stahl
University of Vermont College of Medicine
American Medical Association
Stock Market Extends Slide Into Second Session
The stock market extended its decline into a second session amid tight credit and higher interest rates. Industrials weakened with U S Steel and Republic down about half a point. the Dow Jones industrial average stood at 882.40 after a 6.57 point drop by noon.
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U. S. Steel
Republic
Troops Begin Withdrawal From Dominican Republic
The United States starts pulling out forces from the Dominican Republic with the 320th Artillery battalion boarding ships bound for Fort Bragg while airlift departs from San Isidro Airbase. This marks the first phase of dismantling the 8000-man Inter-American Peace Force after the OAS vote to withdraw within 90 days.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U. S
320Th Artillery
Ft. Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
San Isidro
Organization of American States
OAS
United States
Paraguay
Nicaragua
Spe
Costa Rica
Bra
Monk Thich Tri Quang defies hunger strike order in Saigon
Buddhist extremist leader Thich Tri Quang continues a 21 day fast despite a supreme patriarch’s order to end it. He remains under medical care in Saigon while vowing to fast unto death unless Premier Ky’s regime resigns. The story also notes heavy U S air action and troop activity in North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
U. S
North Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Yen Bay
Red River
Red China
Hanoi
Constellation
Thanh Hoa
Weather Outlook Warm and Humid With Spotty Showers
The forecast calls for hot and humid conditions with a gradual shift to partly cloudy skies. Showers increase late tonight and Wednesday, with highs mid to upper 90s and lows around 70. Winds from the south to southwest 10 to 18 mph diminishing tonight. Thursday outlook shows little change.
Carbondale Marine Wilburn Boyd Killed in Viet Nam
Marine Lance Cpl. Wilburn Boyd 19 of Carbondale died near Phu Bai Viet Nam from multiple fragmentation wounds during an operation. Born Oct 24 1946 in Creal Springs he was chief operator at Carbondale northeast sewage plant and earlier worked at Spires Supermarket. He leaves his parents grandparents and will be buried in Oakland Cemetery with funeral arrangements pending.
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Marine Corps
Wilburn Boyd
Carbondale
Viet Nam
Washington
Phu Bai
Creal Springs
Hugh B. Boyd
Logan St
Boyd
Carbondale High School
Spires
James Newbold
Mable Boyd
Huffman Funeral Home
Oakland Cemetery
GOP leaders drift from hard line on Vietnam war
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen said it is time the President and the administration tell the American people the whole truth about Viet Nam. The Republican Policy Coordinating Committee criticized Johnson for not telling all the facts about Southeast Asia and yielded no new plan like a Hai Phong quarantine or bombing of Haiphong depots.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Congressional
Viet Nam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
United States
Republican Policy Coordinating Committee
North Viet ‘Nam
Haiphong
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Pope Receives Long Awaited Birth Control Study Report
Pope Paul VI received an 800 page summary from Cardinal Dopfner on the church’s birth control commission. The report outlines varied viewpoints and suggests no direct recommendation. The pope will study it through the summer and is expected to issue a major encyclical in the fall.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Julius Cardinal Dopfner
Munich
Credit managers probe debt as Willhite weighs risks
An article outlines how lenders assess credit in Southern Illinois, noting down payment size, job duration, and prior installment histories as key factors. It explains dealer risk in time payments, default rates for new and used cars, and the fate of deficiency balances when repossession occurs.
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George Willhite
Automobile Finance
Illinois
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Carlos A. Caro
2Nd Army
Eduardo Castro Sanchez
Castro Sanchez
Congress Building
Army
Noberto M. Barrenechea
Ilia
Lance Cpl
LBJ
GOP
Pope
Credit Bureau
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