Peace Bid Looms as Argentine Candidates Seek Accord
In Buenos Aires the Popular Radical party led by Arturo Illia with 2,967,154 votes 25 percent appears open to peace talks. The Intransigent Radical party headed by Oscar Alende with 1,525,384 votes 16.3 percent trails. The old middle-of-the-road Radical split since 1956. Alende could swing electors toward Illia, potentially shaping the 29th presidency with a possible inauguration on Oct 12.
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Popular
Radical Party
Arturo Illia
Oscar Alende
Tilia
Alende
Illin
Argentina
Biscuits Recipe Notes Include Flour Powder Butter
The text outlines a biscuit method using two cups of flour with sweet baking powder rice or similar ingredient, adding a couple of tablespoons of a leavening agent, sugar possibly sifted with flour, and a pinch of powder and salt. It mentions enriching dough with an egg in some versions.
Media housewife to undergo hospital stay this weekend
Betty Jo Patterson of Media, a mother of two, plans a hospital admission in Philadelphia this weekend. The hospital advised her to bring pajamas, a toothbrush, a comb, some books and her teddy.
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Media
Betty
Jo Patterson
Lankenau Hospital
Philadelphia
Nude jogger disturbs golfers at Bonnie Brook Golf Club
In Detroit police and groundskeepers pursue a man seen running naked along the fairways six or eight times this year. He escapes each time into the rough, disturbing Bonnie Brook Golf Club duffers and forcing patrols.
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Detroit
Bonnie Brook
Newburgh Manager Resigns to Join Birch Society
Newburgh City Manager Joseph Mitchell, known for a public welfare crackdown that sparked national controversy two years ago, resigns to join the John Birch Society and will perform organizational work on the Eastern Seaboard starting next fall.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Joseph Mitchell
John Birch Society
Mitchell
Seaboard
Integrationists Step Up Maryland Demonstrations
In Cambridge, Maryland, about 85 miles southeast of Baltimore, Negro leaders rallied for another march to protest segregation in restaurants and public facilities. About 125 people attended a peaceful night demonstration after National Guard withdrawal, with a brief sit-in broken up by a restaurant owner who assaulted a white marcher and poured water on him. police protected several dozen marchers as they prayed near the Dorchester County courthouse before dispersing.
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Baltimore
Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay
National Guard
Prietor
Robert Fehsenfeld
Edward Dickerson
Dorchester County
Inci
Virginia chamber outlines nine point plan for public instruction
A State Chamber of Commerce education committee led by H. W. Tulloch of General Electric proposed a nine point program to improve Virginia public instruction. The plan calls for two year technical colleges, stronger writing and speaking training, better enterprise understanding, expanded college extension, enhanced secondary schools, wider learning coordination, regional colleges, and rethinking location bias among graduates.
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Richmond
Virginia
The
State Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Tulloch
General Electric Co
Waynesboro
States
Castro Cracks Down On Prices
Cuban radio reports authorities raid four clandestine auto repair shops in Havana and arrest their owners. The broadcasts say operators were speculating in parts with one man accused of setting a $20 price on a clutch plate worth $2.88.
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Miami, Fla
Havana
Cuban Radio
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