Argentine Navy Halts Army Feud Amid Resignation Watch
In Buenos Aires the navy prevented a clash in a rebel army feud as calls rose for President Guido to resign. Col. de Moors Koenig claimed 85 percent of the army backs the rebels, who sought a democratic military dictatorship for five years while talks extended the truce and downtown life remained calm.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Federico Toranzo Montero
Carlos E. de Moors Koenig
Navy
Guido Toranzo Montero
Toranzo Montero
Jose Luis Cantilo
Elks Club Pony League Breaks 12 Loss Streak with Win
After 12 straight defeats the Elks Club of the Pony League won 5 4 behind pitcher Ronnie Rinker who has 24 strikeouts in two games back on duty. Weather outlook remains humid with a cool night and mild follow up into next week. A Polly's cab driver assists a woman parked in Stewart Street by freeing her car from a tree barrier.
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Elks Club
Jaycees
Ronnie Rinker
Stewart St
Polly
Debate-Limitation Petition Filed Against Filibuster
Senate leaders filed a two thirds vote petition to end debate on the administration's communications satellite bill. If approved after Tuesday voting, each senator would be limited to one hour of speaking time.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy to Reveal Tax Cut Decision Monday
President Kennedy plans a nationwide address at 7 p m EDT to state whether an immediate tax cut is needed to spark the economy. He will reiterate support for immediate personal and corporate tax reductions and press Congress on other anti recession measures amid mixed July economic indicators. Inland opposition from AFL CIO leaders and calls from labor and business groups clash over timing while emergency public works and unemployment insurance proposals loom.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
Mutual
Aflcio
Congress
Senate
House
United States Considering Recognition Of Peruvian Junta
Washington sources say the United States is ready to recognize the Peruvian military junta that overthrew the elected government. A formal recognition would come soon, likely next week, as the junta pledges to restore democratic processes and civil liberties.
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Washington
United States
Peru
Cooks and Bakers Return Aboard Nuclear Ship Savannah
Cooks and bakers went back to work on the nuclear ship Savannah after an impartial arbitrator ordered them to resume duties. The ship had been idle since July 31 as crew disputes over wages and benefits persisted with States Marine Lines. The National Maritime Union members faced ongoing wrangles with the operator while other crews pressed for higher pay aligned to engineers receiving up to 29 percent more.
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Yorktown
Savannah
R. O. Mehann
States Marine Lines
Theodore W. Kheel
American Arbitration Association
New York
National Maritime Union
International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots
American Radio Association
Norfolk
Hummer Eliminated in First Round by Hopewell VFW
Berryville player R H Hummer was knocked out in the opening round of the 27th Virginia Amateur Softball Association Tournament as Hopewell VFW defeated Berryville 42 to 0 in Lynchburg this afternoon.
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Lynchburg
R. H. Hummer
Berryville
Hopewell Vfw
Bohlen Named Ambassador To France
President Kennedy announced Charles E. Bohlen, a long time State Department official, as ambassador to France succeeding General James A. Gavin. Bohlen, 57, is a special assistant on Soviet affairs and has served in Prague, Paris, Moscow, Tokyo, and Washington.
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Maine
Kennedy
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
France
Bohlen
James A. Gavin
Dean Rusk
Clayton
N.Y
Harvard
Foreign Service
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Paris
Moscow
Tokyo
Japan
United States
White House
Shakeup Proposed in Equal Rights Group
A secret report by labor lawyer Theodore Kheel urges restructuring Kennedy era equal employment efforts favoring voluntary compliance over mandatory rules. The plan, supported by Vice President Johnson, could stir Negro voter reactions and prompts executive changes in the committee.
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Washington
New York
Kennedy
Committee On
Theodore Kheel
Arthur J. Goldberg
John Feild
President
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Feild
Robert Troutman Jr
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Ance
Troutman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kheel
National Urban League
Ghandi Society For Human Rights
Hoover and Truman Toast Friendship at Hoover Library Dedication
In West Branch Iowa AP report covers Herbert Hoover age 88 and Harry S Truman 78 dedicating the Hoover Presidential Library. The pair, longtime friends despite politics, share memories honor audience praise and a call for a council of free nations to back world peace.
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West Branch
Iowa
United States
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Hoover Presidential Library
Hoover
Truman
Mr. Hoover
Harry
Herbert
America
Council of Free Nations
United Nations
U.N
White House
Independence
Waldorf Towers
New York
Four Injured in Route 50 Two Car Crash West of Winchester
Four people were injured in a two car crash on Route 50 west of Winchester about 9 p.m. Friday. Julian Sterns of Tacoma Park Maryland and Mrs Austin Hoffman of Frederick Maryland were the most seriously hurt with Sterns suffering a broken arm and Mrs Hoffman severe facial lacerations. Sterns wife Neva was hospitalized for observation along with Austin Hoffman. State Trooper C D Taylor said the Sterns car lost control, struck a road bank, then hit the second car driven by Leroy Crabtree of Camp Springs who escaped injury.
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Julian Sterns
Sterns
Rt. 50
Moody Slonaker
John Harden
James Carlyle
Winchester
Tacoma Park
Austin Hoffman
Frederick
Hoffman
Neva
C. D. Taylor
Leroy Crabtree
Camp Springs
Albany Officials Consider Biracial Talks Bid
Albany officials study a new request for biracial talks and plan small group tests on segregated facilities as mass demonstrations fade. Dr. W G Anderson of the Albany Movement urged reopening negotiations, following suspension of prayer pilgrimages by King and others.
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Albany, Ga
City Commission
Georgia
Commission
W. G. Anderson
Albany
Anderson
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Soviet Third Man In Orbit Nikoylev May Fly Several Days
Soviet spaceflight leader Maj. Andrian Nikolayev aboard Vostok III blasted off in Moscow as British scientists predicted a multi day mission possibly longer than Titov. Tass reported contact with Premier Khrushchev and the craft's systems functioning with Nikolayev signaling feeling well.
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Soviet Union
Gherman Titov
Andrian Grigorievich Nikolayev
Yuri Gagarin
Tass
Nikolayev
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U.S
Khrushchev
Lenin Stadium
Titov
Britain
Bernard Lovell
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Gagarin
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