Argentina Near Revolution as Crisis Widens
In Buenos Aires on June 25 authorities warned of growing revolt as factions within the military and mass protests by Communist and Peronist unions threaten President Frondizi. Alsogaray's cabinet reshuffle aimed to calm markets while high officers remain at odds and threaten resignation or coup.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Alvaro Alsogaray
Hector Solanas Pacheco
Cordoba
Juan Peron
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Alsogaray
Unhappy husband kills wife then dies in New Jersey
In Farmingdale New Jersey Edward Nagle 21 killed his wife Diane 18 after she confessed love for another man. He then shot himself on a lonely country road three miles from their home. The couple married two years ago and were separated since February. Their daughter Donna was often with him during visits.
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Farmingdale
N. J
Goodby
Diane Daughton Nagle
Edward
Betty Haggerty
Herbertsville
Nagle
Nagles
Donna
Mrs
Samuel Nagle
Indiana State Teachers College Book and School Exhibit Continues
The ISTC summer book and school supply exhibit enters a second day with 8 30 a m to 12 noon viewing in the Women's Gymnasium. About 60 to 70 companies display books equipment and related items as hundreds of students faculty and parents visit. The event is organized by Indiana State and the Indiana Bookmen's Club. This afternoon bookmen ISTC faculty and Phi Delta Kappa members golf at Ellis Fort Harrison CC before a 6 30 p m dinner.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana State
Indiana Bookmen’s Club
ISTC
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Ellis Fort Harrison Country Club
Tractor Fire Damages Indianapolis Express Truck
A tractor suffered wiring damage in a fire incident linked to the Indianapolis Southern Motor Express Co. The blaze caused $10 in motor damage. Pumper No. 10 from the city fire department responded at 12 02 p m near Twenty fifth street and Maple avenue.
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Indianapolis Southern Motor Express Co
Maple Avenue
Diamond Tiara Sells To Harry Winston For 308000
New York jeweler Harry Winston paid 308000 for a diamond tiara once worn by British royalty. It marked a second record for the late Duke of Westminster estate auctions, the highest jewelry price. Earlier, a London art dealer bought Rubens altar piece The Adoration of the Magi for 770000 for a private British collector.
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London
New York
Harry Winston
Duke of Westminister
Steel Contract Talks Threaten Mass Steel Shutdown
The United Steelworkers and industry negotiators faced a midnight June 30 contract expiry with a possible indefinite extension. Industry demands a one year wage freeze and no employment cost increases while the union seeks a non-inflationary, specific plan. If talks fail, tens of thousands could be laid off in Pittsburgh Chicago Youngstown Cleveland Gary and Birmingham.
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New York
UPI
United Steelworkers of America
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel Corp
Cooper
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Youngstown
Cleveland
Gary
Ind
Birmingham
Seven-year-old Connersville Boy First Polio Case of Year
A 7-year-old boy named Bobby Hale from Fayette County Indiana who had completed the Salk vaccine series is listed as Riley Hospital polio patient. He is Fayette County's first polio case of the year in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Connersville
Riley Hospital
Bobby Hale
Fayette County
Miss Universe candidate judging halted by mice fright
Six contestants fled the dressing room at the New Jersey Miss Universe judging. The pageant resumed after three white mice were captured, officials attributing the incident to a prankster.
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Cliffside Park
N. J
New Jersey
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