Bloodless Argentine Revolt Fails In San Luis
A failed coup in Argentina began in San Luis when rebels briefly seized a radio station. Gen. Mauricio, Arturo Frondizi ally, fled as Army units arrested cabinet members. Gio vannoni and followers disappeared after a midnight radio broadcast. the uprising collapsed by dawn.
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Buneos Aires
UPI
Thelmont
San Luis
Republic
Giovannoni
Mauricio
Memi R
Buenos Aires
Andes
Gomez
Arturo Frondizi
Europe
Fortunato Giovannoni
Rome
Graduates and Sermon Highlight Salem Avenue church address
College graduates at the School of Theology receive bachelor and graduate divinity degrees during a large commencement. Dr W Jzel R Lovely and Dean Robert Ath lead the event with a sermon on Education for the new age. Dr Lovely urged world community and selfless leadership as graduates hosted at Lilly Lounge and Memorial Residence Hall.
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Anderson College
Denzel R. Lovely
Dayton
Ohio
Church of God
Focal School
Fastside
Robert Te Reardon
Dr. Lovely
Robert A. Nicholson
School of Theology
New Salem Avenue Church
al Nn
Tartania
H. Reardon
Robert Ath
Nicholson
W. Jzel R. Lovely
Dale Oldham
Anderson
College
Church of ‘God
Ameri
Perenta
Oldham
Church of God ‘Christian
Robert
Powers Starts Trip Details And Tax Distribution
A long county tax distribution report shows Madison County schools Armington and Deputy McCor receive more than half of 6.3 million dollars in spring taxes. Detailed breakdown lists funds for county revenue welfare bonds and interest, bridge, poor relief, libraries, and pension funds plus Anderson unit allocations totaling over 254 thousand dollars in six months under a new state law. Separately, Oliver Powers, father of U2 pilot Francis Powers, obtained a passport and plans to travel to Russia to see his imprisoned son, stating assurances were given and expressing emotion about the trip.
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Madison County
Armington
McCor
Mick
Christine Mc
Cormick
Conlecien
Anderson
Firemen’s Pension Fund
Policemen’s Pension Fund
Washington
Francis G. Powers
State Department
Russia
Oliver Powers
Norton
Hel
Powers
Raymond Hare
Franklin Schultz
Atttorney
Sol Cury
Jinewsmen
Japanese Police Raid Protesters Clash With Leftists
Japanese police raided the headquarters of two anti Eisenhower groups in Tokyo and clashed with Zengakuren students as they tried to block leftist demonstrations against President Eisenhower. Police moved against a leftist labor union and the Zengakuren, who had threatened to punish Eisenhower with violence on his arrival Sunday.
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Tokyo
UPI
Zengakuren
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Zenga
Kurn
Sohyo
Tengakuren
al Eisenhower
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Khrushchev Victory Shifts Power in Kremlin Tradeoffs
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev appeared to have won a power struggle in the Kremlin over his peaceful co existence policy with the West though observers warned the issue was not settled. Police injured in clashes with Zengakuren students at Hosei University and in Tokyo Education University raids underscored rising tensions as leftist groups and the Socialist party mobilized against U S President Eisenhower's visit and the new Japan U S security pact.
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London
UPI
Nikita
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Zengakuren
Hosei University
Tokyo Education University
Zangakuren
Socialist Party
Sovie
Communist Party
Inejiro Asanuma
Paris
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Obserers
Palin
Socialist -Party
China
James C. Hagerty
Douglas Mac‘Arthur II
Haneda Airport
Seiichi Katsumata
MacArthur
Break in at Saddle ’n Sirloin prompts probe
A London AP report notes a burglary at the Saddle ’n Sirloin restaurant where about $100 in cash and $32 in cigars were stolen after burglars pried open the front door. Deputy Sheriff Fred Ashby said investigators were examining the case as of Sunday.
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London
Russia
Ind
Fred Ashby
Robbery Nets Bandit at Foley Confectionery
Police report shows a single armed robber struck Foley Confectionery at 1628 Row Avenue last night at 8 03 p m and earlier hit Pasquale's Pizza. Detectives Lt Elmer Rouse and Det indicated both crimes likely by the same suspect. A separate note mentions a prior robbery at Paul Corya restaurant.
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Detec
Juve
Elmer Rouse
Paul Corya
Foley
Pasquale
Nancy Pearson
Halford St
Meridian St
16Th St
Hines
Mary Hines
Knotts
Frank Landaker
Don Silvey
Bessie Foley
Matthew E. Welsh
Camel City
Gover
Anderson
19Th St
Central Ave. Welsh
Dorothy Jesse
Hele Julie Jesse
Don Jgates
McCormick's Creek
Spencer
Three Injured In Colson Collision At 8th St and Ind 109
Three people were injured in a late night crash at the intersection of 8th Street and Ind 109. Kathy Hines age 11, Loretta Knotts 16 and her mother Betty 34 were taken to St. John's Hospital in a Brown and Butz ambulance. injuries not specified.
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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 Butz
Sean
President Eisenhower stops at Wake on Far East tour
President Eisenhower’s Wake Island stop kicks off a Far East itinerary that includes Manila Okinawa Formosa and Japan. Crowds in Manila and preparations in Tokyo reflect charged reception as security forces move against anti Eisenhower groups amid threats from leftists. The president’s Philippine homecoming history adds emotional weight to the visit.
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Wake Island
Eisenhower
Philippines
Washington
Alaska
Manila
Okinawa
Formosa
Japan
Wake
Clark Air Field
D.l
Douglas MacAdthuc
Ike
Far East
Tokyo
Honolulu
County youth drowns in St Joe River near Constantine
Five year old John Allen McDaniel of Chesterfield died Saturday after apparently falling into the St Joe River near Constantine Michigan. The death marked the county’s second drowning this year. The boy was staying at grandparents’ cottage with mother Patricia Keffer and stepfather Edward Keffer. The search involved local swimmers and area residents, with the body recovered about 11 p.m. eight feet deep near the riverfront cottage.
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Madison
John Allen McDaniel
Chesterfield
St.Joe River
Constantine
Mich
Patricia Keffer
Crestview Ct
George Penrod
16Th St
Edward Keffer
State Democrat Strife Continues Over Delegates and Support
The piece reports factional turmoil within Indiana Democrats over delegate backing as Albert A. Steinwedel gains cross faction support. A secretive Indianapolis Athletic Club meeting saw disillusioned candidates trading delegate “offers” for jobs and influence. Welsh allies and figures Walsh and Grills shifted their support to Steinwedel, prompting anti Welsh moves and further party disarray.
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Albert A. Steinwedel
Indianapolis
Bidden
Weill
John R. Walsh
Nelson G. Grills
Steinwedel
Tara
Marines land on Mosley as police arrest him
In Richmond Indiana Marines made a swift inquest into a street arrest when William Doherty deployed a flying tackle to stop 30 year old Mosley outside the Pennsylvania Railroad depot. Mosley was taken to jail and later released on $100 bond awaiting trial for assault and battery.
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Richmond
Ind
Belse Mosley
William Doherty
Masley
Mosley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Doherty
Delair
N. J
Mossey
Mostey
$701.8 Million Cut From Foreign Aid Budget
Washington reports that the House Appropriations Committee slashed an extra 701.6 million dollars from the foreign aid program, despite President Eisenhower’s warning that the cut could endanger the free world. Rep Wayne Hays argued for the cut’s acceptance as part of a broader reduction, noting the South Korea aid was trimmed further after its government upheaval.
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Washington
UPI
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Leslie C. Arends
Congress
Far East
Fanu U.S
Tokyo
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
South
Korea
Appropriations
Syngman Rhee
Cuba
Hays
Tee-Ily
Clarence Cannon
D- Pease
GOP Conservatives Will Run Convention
Indiana GOP officials outline convention slate with Richard Ristine and Robert Webb favored for key roles while Willian Miller and Richard Adair discussed as main speakers. Nixon backer Bray and Adair linked to platform. Gates and Harrison Crawford figures mentioned among executives for June 24 Indiana convention in Chicago bound national leadership.
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Richard Ristine
Crawfordsville
Robert Webb
Arcadia
Public Service Commission
Alvin
Cast
Kentland
Toll Road Commission
Willian Milter
New York
Ralph F. Gates
Indianapolis
Columbia City
Richard M. Nixon
Rep
William
G. Bray
Martinsville
Indiana
Ross Adair
Fort Wayne
Edwin W. Rea
Ralph Harvey
New Castle
Iman
James G. McDonald
Princeton
Gibson County
Im-Liman Seargeant - At - Arms
Heripede
Rockport
Spencer
Crawford F
Doorkeep Parker
Thomas Wertenbergser
Wabash
Wabash County
James Ahristine
Miller
National Congressional Campaign Committee
Bray
Adair
Charles A. Halleck
Resselaer
Chicago
New Arrivals Born at St. John's Hos
Mr and Mrs Ja Anderson announce the birth of a girl at St Johns Hospital. Mr and Mrs Everett Berry report a birth. Garnet Vaughn Rt 3. Mr and Mrs Kelso McIntyre 1012 Indiana Ave report a boy. Rt Allen 1305.
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St. John’s Hos
Anderson
Ja . Anderson
Everett Berry
Elith Si
Garnet
Vaughn
Ander
Kelso McIntyre
Indiana Ave
Rt. Allen
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