Peronist Setback As Illia Leads In Argentina Vote
Argentina voters turned to Arturo Illia amid a split Peronist opposition. About half the votes tallied showed Illia with a steady but short of the 51 percent needed, while exiled Juan Peron and other rivals trailed among seven candidates. Electors will meet July 11 to choose a president as many voters stayed home or cast blank ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
South America
Juan D. Peron
Vincente Solano Lima
Arturo Illia
Ral
Illin
Pedro Aramburu
National and Popular
Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Labor Confederation
Gown Crier Weather Notes and Apple Blossom News
Weather outlook shows little rain for five days with a cool start and warming by Saturday. July rainfall to date is 0.43 inches, below average. Apple Blossom Publications and festival coverage appear in Kiwanis National Capital Bulletin and Lutheran Brotherhood Bond. Shirl ee Hunter, Bedford native, signs recording contract with Salem. first release planned Aug. 1.
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Samurday
National Capital Bulletin of Kiwanis
Winchester Kiwanis
Lutheran Brotherhood Bond
Lutheran Church
Winchester
Grace Lutheran
Shirlee Hunter
Salem
Bedford
Miss Hunter
New Dominion
Debate Over 50 Pack Board Room For Babies Law
County supervisors bar recording during a public session while discussing an anti rabies and vaccination policy. Dr Hart Doerwaldt, a leading proponent, is denied a tape recorder as attorney Joseph Massie cites state law. Dr H I Pifer argues vaccines protect public health, favors annual or multi year inoculations for animals and cautions on the pain of human shots. The meeting includes two deputy sheriffs and crowded observers.
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Hartmut Doerwaldt
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Boards of Supervisors
Doerwaldt
Massie
H. I. Pifer
Record Fourth of July Holiday Traffic Toll Rises
Traffic deaths reached a record for a four day Independence Day holiday with 553 lives lost during the 102 hour period from 6 p m Wednesday to midnight Sunday. The National Safety Council cites 70 percent of deaths as avoidable due to speeding yielding right of way centerline violations and drinking and driving. Additionally 143 drowned and 41 died in boating accidents during the same period.
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National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Council
Associated Press
Post Office Promotions Spark Racial Controversy
The administration defends promoting Negroes over whites with higher scores to equalize advancement. Stanley Meisler of AP analyzes the dispute in a lengthy Page 11 article.
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Stanley Meisler
Washington
OToole of Reds Named to Open For Nationals
Cincinnati pitcher Jim OToole was named the National League starter for the All Star game with Alvin Dark the American League manager undecided between Ken McBride and Jim Bunning. Houk planned to consult both pitchers before finalizing the choice. The AL batting order and NL lineup were announced, listing Nellie Fox Al Kaline Hank Aaron and other stars for the classic showdown.
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Cleveland
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
Tuesenna
Alvin Dark
Ralph *Ouk
Ken McBride
Los Angeles
Jim Bunning
Detroit
McBride
Bunning
Houki
Houk
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Albe Pearson
al Kaline
Frank Malzone
Boston
Leon Wagner
Earl Battey
Minnesota
Joe Pepitone
New York
Zoilo Versalles
Tommy Davis
Dick Groat
St. Louis
Bill White
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Ken Boyer
Pilotless Navy Jet Crashes During Picnic Killing Seven
A pilotless FJ Fury jet crashed on a Willow Grove base picnic field and burned a bathhouse, killing seven people including four children. The pilot survived after ejecting. At least 17 injured. victims include Jennie Klein and family members from Philadelphia. Investigation ordered by base commander Tedian Waldman as the crash occurred near a day camp and picnic reunion.
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Willow Grove
Abington Memorial Hospital
Jennie Klein
Sandra
Harvey Klein
Jeanne Arnold
Judy Arnold
Emanuel Milton Fine
Caroline Hershfield
Philadelphia
John W. Butler
Boiling Springs
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Navy
Teddian Waldman
Green Hill
Democrats Vote in Primary Tomorrow in Frederick County
Voters in the area will choose candidates for county offices in tomorrow's primary led by the sheriff race in Frederick County where incumbent Robert L. De Haven faces David Fahnestock of Stephenson. Clarke and Frederick counties also feature Board of Supervisors contests. Winchester has no primary. A Republican mass meeting at the Lee Jackson Restaurant tonight at 8:30 selects a Shawnee District candidate for the Board of Supervisors while others seek sheriff treasurer and revenue commissioner. In 1959 Frederick saw 3,200 primary votes and Clarke over 1,300. tomorrow's forecast calls for sunny, less humid weather with polls opening at 6 am.
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Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
David Fahnestock
Stephenson
Fahnestock
Boards of Supervisors
Frederick
Clarke
Winchester
Lee-Jackson
Shawnee
Board of Supervisors
Clarke County
GOP Targets Outdated Voter Lists in Southern States
The Republican National Committee's southern division releases a report claiming 115 counties across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia show more white or Negro citizens of voting age registered than actually lived there per the 1960 census. Wythe County Virginia clerk James E. Crockett disputes the figures. The GOP based its data on the 1961 Civil Rights Commission on Voting. Wythe County had reduced rolls since 1960, with 12,299 whites of voting age and 12,391 white registered voters cited.
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Washington
GOP
South
National Committee
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
James E. Crockett
Wythe County
NAACP to Let Youth Lead Civil Rights Drive
Roy Wilkins says NAACP youth groups will take a more aggressive role in the civil rights fight. He asserts 40,000 members will be directed from New York and may stage demonstrations under existing rules.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Chicago
Associated Press
Junius Griffin
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
New York
Wilkins
Ives
Charleston
S.C
James H. Mereidith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Mississippi
Congress of Racial Equality
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
National Naacp
St. Paul
Arrests Hit Over 100 At Baltimore Park Demonstration
Police arrested more than 100 white and Negro integrationists at a privately owned Woodlawn amusement park in Maryland. About 6,000 white patrons watched as 13 clergymen were among those detained. Nearly 400 have been taken into custody since July 4 amid ongoing protests. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake of the United Presbyterian Church was scheduled for a hearing.
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Baltimore
Woodlawn
Eugene Carson Blake
The
United Presbyterian Church
Kennedy weighs options as rail labor dispute looms
President Kennedy met for an hour with Labor Secretary Wirtz to discuss the railway labor dispute amid a looming nationwide strike. Negotiators plan new work rules by Thursday, risking thousands of jobs, and unions threaten to strike if implemented. Congressional leaders attended, and a public-interest bill was considered to avert walkouts.
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Washington
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
US freezes Cuban assets and bans unlicensed transactions
The United States freezes all Cuban assets including those of the Castro government and individuals. Unlicensed financial or commercial Cuba dealings by Americans are forbidden. Refugees funds are excluded unless linked to the Castro regime. Treasury issued the order at midnight under Dean Rusk guidance. The bulletin also lists political rallies and local election notices interspersed with ads for dresses, sheriffs, and local officials.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
China
Northorea
The
Treasury
Dean Rusk
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Peronists
Dr. Illia
Pifer
Hurl Himelright
O'Toole
Reds
Jfk
Wirtz
Baltimore Park
Baltimore County Police
Robert Lally
Bulletin
Jackson
Manhattan
Mulvey’s Ladies Dept
Thelma Clore
Corrigan
David A. Fahnestock
Fravel Plant & Fish Garden
Stephens City
Pine Motor Co
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savigns & Loan
W. Boscawen Street
Hammer Se
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