Peron Faces Army Shift and Catholic Church Clash
Argentine news tracks rising Army influence after a failed revolt. Rumors say Peron cedes power to General Lucera while keeping a cabinet role, with the Army steering loyalist policy. Reports hint at church property protection shifts and possible rival overtures as observers question Peron’s grip and future.
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Teran
Dutik
Lis
Peron
Sone
Stabe
Peran
Eliadiskatur
Ton Fay
Guy
Defense Department action curbs civilian DoD work shifts
In 1953 the Department of Defense under Secretary Wilson began dismantling numerous civilian run, business type enterprises. By July 1, 1945, 122 had closed with more slated. Congress enacted Section 633 to restrict disposal or transfer of work, requiring justification and committee approval, as lawyers assess implications.
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Ashington
NEA
U.S. Congress
Senate
Department of Defense
Army
Nanvy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Eisenhower
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Commission On Organization of the Executive Branch of Government
Treasury
Wade
Budget Bureau
Secretary of Defense
E. Wilson
Supply and Logistics
Thomas
P. Tike
Meaver Commission
Hnel
Wilson
Rep
Porter
Rdy
D-Va
Navy
Norfolk
Joseph W. Marlin, Jr
House of
Gaure Ous
Reporting on German unification talks and Western stance
The article outlines mixed signals from key players on German unification and European security. It notes Eisenhower, Bulganin, and Western leaders weighing peace, NATO, and future European security, with revisions on the role of Germany within NATO and calls for a new security framework. It highlights uncertainty and the belief that core issues remain unresolved.
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Atkey
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Vinny
Callie
Russia
Rosenhower
Tes Yeen
Europe
Bulgania
She West
Mort Allantic Treaty Organization
NATE
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Hiss Job Westmany
West Cormans
Lirnabinys Juxide
Cimiyany
West Clermmny
NATO
United States
Anit
Training Program Offered for PO Workers in Denver Region
W. B. Brewer and M. M. Tiggor announce a training program for Post Office Department employees in the Denver Region. Open positions are listed in Beaver, Ball Lake City, Phoenix, and Albuquerque. The program aims to improve efficiency and job satisfaction among postmasters and staff.
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Denver
W. B. Brewer
M. M. Tiglor
Beaver
Ball Lake City
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Brewer
US Delegates Dress for Geneva Summit Weather
Geneva reporters describe American delegates at the Summit as best dressed in summery ensembles. Observers note tailored suits and light outerwear suited to Geneva weather with emphasis on a polished professional appearance.
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Geneva
Brossumorer
Making A Go al Sin by Roy L. Senth
Excerpted from Making a Goal Sin by Roy L. Senth, the text discusses fear guilt and their physical effects, noting heart rate breathing and muscle tension. It warns of conscience-driven inner conflict and the impact of fear on thought and body within a spiritual study framework.
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Royal. Smith
Aode
Jay
Adi
Yen
Roy L. Senth
Abtedan Pres
Reader salutes Sun’s clear type and improved layout
Fred Manning commends the Sun for sharper type and readable layout, noting topics stand out and the overall metal quality of the print has improved in recent months. He offers his reaction as a reader.
Pocket Full Of Rye Night Stick Incident Reported
In Indianapolis a man reportedly bought whiskey and drank it in public, then passed a night stick to a policeman after a brief exchange. The stick broke during the encounter, and the account notes a Frog Level reference and a shift from wine to whiskey in 1873.
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Indianapolis
Machine Replaces Barmen in German Stores
In Frankfurt a large department store began selling beer Thursday from automated coin machines. The beer goes for 80 pfennigs per cup, about 7.6 cents, signaling a shift away from traditional barkeepers. A Tokyo expert later demonstrated faster valuation with an abacus than with a modern electric machine.
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Frankfurt
4 Frank
Tokyo
Specialists Aid Workshop On Education Of Exceptional Child
Nine teachers and specialists joined a workshop on educating exceptional children at the College. The session ran July 11 to August 12 under David Bray of the Arizona Society for Crippled Children. Speakers included Adis Newhorn and Nora Ryan, with field trips to a Cerebral Palsy Clinic and Pyerecott. Nineteen school teachers from 13 Arizona communities enrolled. The Census Bureau projects California’s population exceeding 18 million by 1965, more than New York.
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Arizona Society For Crippled Children
Ray
Adis Newhorn
Thomas Melsneyre
Arizona Children's Colony
Coolidge
Margaret Hutchingan
Phoenix
Nora Ryan
Ingor
Toacher
Willard Abi Yahaw
Arizona State College
Tempe
Robert Knochta
LeRoy Larson
Pyercott
Knochtis
Pune Schoo
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U.S
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California
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