Not A Shot Fired Pocket Revolt Crushed In Argentina
In a bloodless bid to topple the government, a west pocket revolt in San Luis failed to gain traction. The attempt began after rebels seized a radio station at 11 03 p m and dissolved by 5 40 am as leaders fled. President Arturo Frondizi planned a Rome tour and left as scheduled.
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Buneos Aires
UPI
San Luis
Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Europe
Rome
Ment
Giovannani
Mauricio
Gomez
Andes
Fortunato Giovannoni
Lv-13
Giovannoni
Anderson College graduates hear Dr Oldham urge world brotherhood
Education for the new age requires God and world brotherhood without selfishness or nationalist motives. Dr W Dale Oldham spoke to 119 Anderson College graduates at Park Place Church of God, urging leaders with selfless vision and balanced judgment. He noted the need to aid have not nations and promote world community despite propaganda. The event included conferral of degrees including divinity masters and the honorary doctor of divinity for Dr Denzel R Lovely, pastor of Salem Avenue Church of God in Dayton.
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Anderson College
Denzel R. Lovely
Dayton
Ohio
Church of God
Eastside
Robert J. Reardon
Dr. Lovely
Robert A. Nicholson
W. Dale Oldham
Park Place
America
School of Theology
Robert
New Salem Avenue Church of God
Bontems
S. P. Dunn
Reardon
Lilly
Charles E. Wilson
Oldham
Church of God “Christian Brotherhood Hour
Schools Get Half Of Spring Taxes
Madison County will receive more than half of 6.94 million dollars in spring tax installments. Schools will get 3.94 million, Anderson civil city 784,955, and Anderson schools 1.49 million plus 89,444 from county wide school tax under a new state law. Other allocations include libraries, pension funds, county revenues, and township sums totaling around 254 thousand in six months.
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Madison County
Christine McCormick
Anderson Civil City
Anderson
Firemen's Pension Fund
Policemen’s Pension Fund
Marine tackles fleeing suspect at Richmond depot
Richmond AP report describes Marine William Doherty subduing 30-year-old Kelse Mosley after Mosley bolted from a patrol car outside the Pennsylvania Railroad depot. Mosley was jailed on $100 bond pending assault and battery charges. Doherty proceeded home on leave to Delair, New Jersey.
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Richmond
Ind
Kelse Mosley
William Doherty
Mosley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Doherty
Delair
N. J
Powers Starts Trip Details Powers Starts Trip Details
The father of U 2 pilot Francis Powers obtained a passport and said he would travel to Russia to visit his imprisoned son in about 60 days. Oliver Powers, a Norton Virginia shoemaker, spoke with Deputy Undersecretary Raymond Hare and was joined by attorney Franklin Schultz and friend Sol Cury, who planned to accompany him.
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Washington
UPI
Francis G. Powers
State Department
Russia
Oliver Powers
Norton
Powers
Raymond Hare
Franklin Schultz
Sol Cury
Cury
Moscow
House cuts 701.8 million from foreign aid budget
The House Appropriations Committee rejected President Eisenhower and slashed another 701.8 million dollars from the foreign aid program, reducing the total to 3.3845 billion. Chairman Clarence Cannon said the cut reflected House mood while debates echoed concerns about global tensions and potential misuse of funds.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Far East
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
Syngman Rhee
Cuba
Hays
Ike Greeting Sparks Tokyo Clash With Leftists
Japanese police raided two anti Eisenhower groups in Tokyo and clashed with Zengakuren students in front of their headquarters amid protests against President Eisenhower. Officers moved to block demonstrations led by leftist unions and student groups planning to confront Hagerty ahead of Ike’s arrival.
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Tokyo
UPI
Zengakuren
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Zengakurn
Khrushchev Victory in Kremlin Power Struggle Seen
London dispatch reports Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev appears to have won support for peaceful coexistence in Kremlin councils though final control remains unsettled. Pravda defense strengthens his position against leftist critics, with a July Central Committee showdown in Moscow likely to decide policy direction toward the West. Police clash at Hosaei University injures eleven, as Tokyo and Osaka campuses report student protests tied to the US Japan security treaty and Eisenhower visit. Socialist leaders caution against incidents while signaling limits on demonstrators.
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London
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Paris
Moscow
Tokyo Education University
Zangakuren
Socialist Party
Eisenhower
Sohyo Labor Confederation
Zengakuren
Inejiro Asanuma
James C. Hagerty
Douglas MacArthur II
Haneda
Seiichi Katsumata
MacArthur
Eisenhower Visits Wake to Begin Philippine Stop on Asia Tour
President Eisenhower arrives at Wake Island en route to Manila, amid fanatical leftist protests in Tokyo and security sweeps. Manila greets him as a homeland return for many who served under MacArthur. Wake marks a historic Marine defense with Devereux leading fewer than 400 men in a 16 day stand against Japanese forces.
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Wake Island
Eisenhower
Philippines
Manila
Anchorage
Alaska
Wake
Orient
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Washington
Okinawa
Formosa
E.d.t
Clark Air Field
E.d
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Zangakuren
James C. Hagerty
Henry L. Thoren
U. S
Korea
MUAJ
James P. Devereux
U.S
Ike
Far East
Honolulu
Allies plan random dispersal of H-bomb carriers
London reports that American and British defense chiefs will implement a shifting worldwide dispersal pattern for their nuclear strike bombers. By moving the H-bomb carriers on a random schedule, officials say Russia will be unable to predict bomber locations at any given time.
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London
Russia
Break in at Saddle 'n Sirloin Restaurant Probed
Deputies investigate a burglary at the Saddle n Sirloin on Ind 9 near Ind 109. About $100 in cash and $32 worth of cigars were taken after burglars pried open the front door. No definite clues were found. the break in was discovered Sunday morning when the restaurant opened.
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Ind. 9
Ind. 109
Fred Ashby
Robbery at Foley’s Confectionery Nets $169.39
A young armed bandit robbed Foley’s Confectionery at 1628 Arrow Ave at 8 55 pm, taking about $169.39 while a 20 year old clerk, Nancy Pearson, worked at the front. Detectives link the crime to a prior hold up at Pasquale’s Pizza on Meridian St. The suspect, described as a young man with dark hair, wore a green uniform-like outfit and was last seen walking west on 16th St, possibly with a nearby car.
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Foley Confectionery
Arrow Ave
Nancy Pearson
Halford St
Pasquale
Meridian St
16Th St
Foley
Bessie Foley
Three Injured In Collision At 8th St And Ind 109
Three persons were hurt in a collision at the intersection of 8th Street and Ind 109 last night. Injured are Kathy Hines 11 Loretta Knotts 16 and her mother Betty 34. All were taken to St Johns Hospital with injuries not yet known.
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8Th St
Ind
Kathy Hines
Clarence Hines
Rt. 2
Anderson
Loretta Knotts
William L. Knotts
Rt. 1
Alexandria
Betty
St. John’s Hospital
Brown and Buzz
Hines
Mary Hines
Knotts Auto
Frank Landaker
Don Silvey
19Th St
Central Ave
Dorothy Jesse
Julie Jesse
Don
River tragedy claims county youth Saturday
Five year old John Allen McDaniel of Chesterfield died after drowning in the St Joe River near Constantine Michigan during a weekend visit with his grandparents. An extensive search followed his disappearance around 7 p.m. and his body was recovered about eight feet deep near a pier shortly before 11 p.m. The boy was the son of Patricia Keffer and stepson of Edward Keffer.
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Madison County
John Allen McDaniel
Chesterfield
St. Joe River
Constantine
Mich
Patricia Keffer
Crestview Ct
George Penrod
16Th St
Edward Keffer
McDaniel
State Democrat Strife Continues in Indiana Nomination Fight
State Sen. Matthew F. Welsh blasted the anti-Welsh coalition backing State Auditor Albert A. Steinweder as political poker players who bartered delegates for jobs and influence. Speaking at a five-county meeting near Spencer, Welsh cited a recent Indianapolis Club conference where disappointed candidates allegedly traded delegate support for high bids and favors.
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Matthew F. Welsh
Welsh
McCormick's Creek State Park
Spencer
Albert A. Steinweder
Indianapolis Athletic Club
John R. Walsh
Nelson G. Grills
Steinwedel
GOP Conservatives Will Run Convention
Indiana GOP delegates prepare for the June 24 state convention with Nixon boosters steering the event. State Chairman Edwin W. Reaman named officials to back a right-wing platform and gubernatorial prospects, while New York Nixon backer will keynote. Ralph F. Gates and other national figures hold posts as convention leaders.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Indiana
Edwin W. Reaman
Crawford F Parker
Richard Ristine
Crawfordsville
Robert Webb
Arcadia
Lumbia City
William G. Bray
Martinsville
E. Joss Adair
Fort Wayne
Ralph Harvey
New Castle
James G. McDonald
Princeton
Gibson County
Seargeant - At - Arms
Herman Yearby
Rockport
Spencer County
Thomas Wertenberger
Wabash
Wabash County
James Abs
New Arrivals Tie Dexter Watkins and Others
New arrivals list babies born to Mr and Mrs Dexter Watkins of Route 6 Anderson a girl. Mr and Mrs Jack Hight Route 2 Anderson a girl. Mr and Mrs Everett Berry 1638 East 18th Street a girl. Mr and Mrs James Allen 1508 East Fourth Street a girl. Mr and Mrs Garnet Vaughn Route 3 Anderson a boy. Mr and Mrs Kelse McIntyre 1109 Indiana Avenue a boy.
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Dexter Watkins
Anderson
Jack Hight
Everett Berry
E. 18Th St
James Allen
Garnet Vaughn
Kelse McIntyre
Indiana Ave
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