Argentina military chiefs seize control as Ongania resigns offer
Argentina's army navy and air force chiefs announced they had taken over the government and would name a new president within 10 days. Ongania barricaded in Government House with 1,200 loyal troops and later offered resignation to armed forces headquarters. Security surrounded Government House as tanks moved into central Buenos Aires while demonstrations formed in the plaza.
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Ongania
Government House
Armed Forces
Alejandro Lanusse
Adm
Pedro Guavi
Navy
Juan Carlos Rey
Argentinian
Supreme Court
Juan Carlos Ongania
Lanusse
Quake toll climbs to fifty thousand in Peru
Reports from Lima indicate vast devastation after the quake with the death toll confirmed at least 50,000. A government spokesman said the figure reflects widespread collapse and mass casualties across the capital and affected regions.
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Lima
Peru
Fgats
Augusto Zimmerman
Juan Velasco
Zimmerman
Huaylas Canyon
Huaraz
Chimbote
Llansamuco
Warwick jury selected in first degree murder trial
A jury for O Archie Warwick, 27, was seated after late Monday sessions in Bozeman. Warwick faces a first degree murder charge in the 1964 beating death of Roberta Bobbi Clark, a Kalispell school teacher from Billings, to which he has pleaded not guilty.
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Bozeman
Archie Warwick
Warwick
Roberta “Bobbi” Clark
Kalispell
Billings
Montana State University
Seattle
Cooperation seen as Montana’s major problem by governor
Gov. Forrest H. Anderson told Western States Governors in Park City that the main issue in running Montana is getting agencies to cooperate. He complained agencies were uncooperative and hinted at clashes with his predecessor Tim Babcock, noting budget and revenue departments operate separately.
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Park City
Utah
Forrest H. Anderson
Montana
Tim Babcock
Anderson
Butte Weather Outlook Damp With Showers Through Wednesday
Mostly cloudy forecast for Butte with showers through Wednesday. Today's high near 68 and low around 40. Weather map reference on Page 2.
Sweethearts 77 Marry After Long Union Across Years
In New Orleans AP report recounts Vernon B. Lowrey and Pauline Smith Norvell tying the knot at 77. Childhood sweethearts from Ripley Mississippi their courtship paused for World War I, later resumed after four years of awaiting marriage. Lowrey, a retired Houston lawyer, and Pauline Norvell, then widowed, exchanged a one word telegram: Yes.
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New Orleans
Vernon B. Lowrey
Oklahoma City
Ripley
Miss
Lowrey
Pauline Smith
Houston
Tex
Pauline Smith Norvell
Beeen
Explosion Kills 7 Green Berets in Fort Bragg Class
Seven Green Berets died and five were wounded at Fort Bragg when 20 pounds of TNT exploded prematurely during a demolition class at the John F. Kennedy Center for Military Assistance. Eleven students and an assistant instructor were casualties. the accident followed wires being connected to ten charges.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
Green Beret
John F. Kennedy Center For Military Assistance
Sandy Knoll
Harlem Driver Killed In One Car Crash Near Gildford
Roger D. Gilbert 21 of Harlem died in a one car crash on U S 2 about half a mile east of Gildford. State patrol said his car crossed the center line and struck a bridge abutment. He was alone in the vehicle.
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Gildford
Roger D. Gilbert
Harlem
Colonels flee Panama jail in coup escape to Canal Zone
Panama demands return of three former colonels who fled a Panama jail after midnight, seeking refuge in the U S controlled Canal Zone. They led a failed coup against Brig. Gen Omar Torrijos last December. a fourth colonel remains jailed. Panama calls it political asylum within zone jurisdiction.
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Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
Omar Torrijos
Mexico
Torrijos
Juan D. Bernal
National
Butte Firms Win School District Jobs
School District 1 awarded 78,463.50 in contracts to two Butte firms at a Monday night meeting. O Connell Construction Co. won a 44,758.50 roof and site project at East Junior High and Butte High plus Webster Garfield sites. Knuckey Construction Co. won 33,705 for Baine Kennedy Lincoln Sherman and Washington site improvements. McKinley site bids were rejected as too high. bids to be rebid. Funding came from Model Cities for a 56,190 site improvement project.
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Butte Contracting
O'Connell Construction Co
East Junior High
Butte High School
Webster-Garfield
Knuckey Construction Co
Baine, Kennedy
Lincoln, Sherman
Washington
Model Cities
Butte
Taylor-McDonnell Construction
Nelson-Simonich Construction
Working mothers urged to change care for children
Dr. Margaret Mead in Labor Department magazine urges secure, continuous child care for youngsters of working mothers. She promotes breastfeeding near work, grandparent help, neighborhood cooperatives, and even national service as alternatives to infant neglect. She warns against state run baby farms and stresses consistent, trusted caregiving to foster stable adults.
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Washington
Margaret Mead
Labor Department
Dr. Mead
Lubbock Christian Leader Seeks Homecoming for Soldiers
AP report notes C L Kay of Lubbock Christian pledges to bring soldiers home as the 24th annual session opens. Delegates vote to elect city officers with Monday polls and Tuesday county elections scheduled. Mayors named include Dave Goldsworth of Oxbow and Scott Reed of Hashknife.
Montana Power strike threat sparks union action near Great Falls
Construction craft unions threatened to strike all Montana Power Co. facilities starting Wednesday over nonunion labor for a gas transmission line near Great Falls. MPC president George W. O'Connor questioned the seriousness of the threat while unions planned informational pickets in Great Falls Kalispell and Butte.
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Daniel J. Foley
Standard State Bureau
Helena
Montana Power Co
MPC
George W. O’connor
Chuck Garvin
Montana District Council of Laborers
Montana Power
Great Falls
Garvin
Kalispell
Butte
Contaminated chicken case settled with Rockingham
A 1963 Food for Peace shipment of half a million cans of chicken to the Republic of the Congo led to a settled government claim of 77014 dollars against Rockingham Poultry Marketing Cooperative in Broadway Virginia. The deal followed scrutiny by Rep. Jamie Whitten and input from the Agriculture Department and Justice Department.
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Washington
Jamie L. Whitten
D-Miss
Agriculture Department
Virginia
Whitten
Rockingham Poultry Marketing Cooperative, Inc
Broadway
Republic of the Congo
U.S
Agency For International Development
Justice Department
Rockingham
Ations
Congo
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David Zeuner
Zeuner
Miami
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Mondent
Pedro Aramburu
Osiris Villegas
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Villegas
Argentine National Security Council
Aramburu
Montevideo
Uruguay
State Board of
Oe Pro
Revenue Taxation Department
Budget Office
Butte Weather
New York Times
William C. Graham
Vietnam
Coleman
Kennedy
McKinley
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