Crowds Mourn Eva Peron as Death Sparks Tragic Toll
Thousands gathered in Buenos Aires for the public viewing of Eva Peron. Crowds surged, police reported four dead and hundreds injured as officials scaled improvised first aid and crowd control efforts. Juan Peron planned private ceremonies with a national tribute to his wife, a key labor leader and political force.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eva Peron
Tahar
Ade Bentina
Juan B. Peran
Jul Lie Health Ministry
Mia
Econd
Peran
Peron
General Labor Confederatingogte
Steel Mills Start Cutting In to Fasten Production
A strike threat by United Steelworkers against Alcoa and other firms shakes the U S economy as talks move toward a wage settlement. The basic terms call for a 12 percent hourly increase for the lowest paid workers, with higher classes receiving scaled rises up to 2 percent and a 163 percent average wage rise since last March. A union shop compromise and right to withdraw from the union for new employers are included, with details being finalized in parallel negotiations involving 23,000 steelworkers.
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Pittsburgis
America
Steel Mitly
Avive
Tenetyam al Balay
United Steelvarkery
Aluminum Company of America
Brates Eth i Wagtbergy
Mevinson
Tomores Alcoa Geil
Bian Bose
Wnien
USW
Sid
Orsdale
Wheelie Bee Cain
Alors
Ladum
ROCHE
White House
Sttelworkers
Brief Wisconsin welfare session eyed by governor
Governor Howard Pyle announced legislators will convene at 9:30 am Wednesday for a short special session to lift gratuity ceilings and enable increased federal welfare allotments in three aid categories. He urged matching state funds to double federal grants to welfare recipients and noted the session may last three to four days.
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Phornia
Howard Pyle
Mow Tong
Pyle
Govermor
Saiting
Lime
Pyre
State Health Department
Vey
Clarence G. Salstakry
Nogales Salu
Arizona Sets Hunt Seasons Including Desert Sheep First Legal Tag
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission tentatively set a desert big horn sheep hunt in Yuma County near Kofa Refuge for January, limited to 20 resident hunters. The commission also adjusted quail turkey javelina elk hunting areas and dates, with migratory birds governed by federal rules, excluding most of northern Arizona from elk hunts.
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Phornin
Yame
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
Iiy
Fish and Wildlife Service
Kofa
Yuma
Yoehakcien
John Russo
Big Bern
Dales
Silgreaves
Hay Lake-Lost Bien
Kashab
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Arizona
Robber Returns to Phoenix Store in Early Morning Heist
An armed robbery occurred at about 4 39 am at a Phoenix all night market near Rock Bollom Market at 2800 W Van Buren St. The manager Fred Lacke reported about 400 dollars taken from the cash drawer. Frank Mark Joy, 62, of Tempe, was on duty during the incident.
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Swoudt
van Buren St
Fred Lacké
Sheriff's Deputies
Frank Mark- Joy
Tempe
Syrian government ponders extending laws to Bedouin deserts
The Arab News Agency reports that Syria may extend ordinary laws to Bedouin communities in desert regions. Currently Bedouin crimes and disputes are settled by tribal customs and tribal courts.
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Cairo
Arab New Agency
Senator McMahon Dies Of Cancer At 48
Senator McMahon, a 1943 appointee and key figure in atomic energy policy, died of lung cancer at Georgetown Hospital with family present. The Connecticut Democrat, once a strong presidential contender, had just participated in the Democratic national convention and named his successor from hospital.
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Washington
McMahon
Georgetown Hospital
Philip A. Caulfierd
Neer Brien
Widh
Trivsy
Connétticut
Congress
Carl J. Durham
North Democent
Senate
House Atomic Committee
New Haven
John Lodge
Connecticut
Tucson Seeks Arson Suspect
Tucson police investigate two fires believed arson and review seven other suspicious blazes from the past week. One fire at the Salt Clemente Market rear caused no damage after being put out. another damaged Wash Drug Store on roadway with an estimated loss of $30.
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Tucson
Salt ‘Clemente Market
Brodway
Wash
Federal Funds Set For Valley Schools
Government earmarks 155000 for school construction in defense areas. Arizona projects include Maricopa County School District 1 receiving 80830 and Yuma Union High District receiving 4121, subject to final approval before funds are released.
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Valley Schools
Arizona
Mariecona County
Yuma Union Nisa Senta
Egyptian Army Ousts King and Seizes Power in Egypt
In Cairo, Haj Gen Mohammed Naguib Bey is hailed as savior by Nahas Pasha and the Wafd party after ousting King Farouk. The cabinet assumes royal powers as Farouk, with his infant son and entourage, sails on the Mahroussa amid a pledge to root out bribery and corruption.
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Muwnéar Pollar
Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib Bey
Farouk
Naguib
Nahas
Nahas Pasha
Cain
Traly
Mahroussa
Fuad VII
Naereaany
Toby King
Cabanet
Soviets Laud American Poet Whitman in Translation Praise
Moscow based Soviet English weekly reports critic Mikhail Aletosov praising Walt Whitman as an American talent discovered by a Russian. He recalls Leaves of Grass reaching Ivan Turgenev and notes the Russian writer urged translations of several poems into Russian.
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Moscow
Walt Whitman
Mikhail AleTosov
Whitman
Washington
Ivan ‘Turgenev
Turgenev
Russia
Amerir
Phoenix Horse Tries Pool Swim Amid Phoenix Heat
In Phoenix a horse wandered into a home pool as temperatures rose. Kim-Osa B. Hopper, with Deputy Homer Ward and a neighbor, coaxed the animal with a rope and pulled it from the pool to await the owner.
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Phoenixkim
Osa B
Hopper
Deer fines levied by Flagstaff justice of the peace
Shelby McCauley, Flagstaff justice of the peace, levied fines on men charged with game law violations. Ray Welch, Les Boren, and R. Slayton faced fines around 1000 dollars each for illegally killing and possessing deer meat, with additional penalties for illegal transportation. Bale Beard and Ray Yazzie received smaller fines for deer related violations.
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Shelby McCauley
Flagstaff
Bale Beard
Bhirz
Ilegal
Ray Yazzie
Adlai Preparing To Guit As Gov Start Campaign
Adlai Stevenson readies a bid for the presidency in 1982 while remaining governor of Illinois. A tumultuous welcome in Springfield signals his shift toward the Democratic standard bearer role as he plans a Denver campaign headquarters and works with party leaders on fundraising and strategy.
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Adlai
Ika
Stevensee
Springfield
Telinois
Sant Lai
Denver
Dwight BD
Eisenhower
Repubican
Ed Lea Ra
Fraser Cole
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Tax Officials Hold Session In Nogales
Nogales hosts the annual state tax conference after a border-area disruption. Gov. Howard Pyle and Arizona officials discuss road funding, federal allocations, and the need for a legislative referendum to prevent diversion of tax dollars from highway construction. The referendum is slated for the November general election ballot.
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Nogales
Arizona Good Roads Association
Howard Pyle
al Brown
Esmanager
Arizona Automobile Association
Arizona Highway Assets Conference
Sneas N
Ite
Acizono
Arizona
Saud. Brown
Associion
Woman Dies in Quartzsite Crash
Mrs. Helen R. Chweh of Oak Park, NL, was killed when her automobile left the road, struck a culvert and overturned. An inquest is set for this afternoon before Coroner George Hagkey. The year’s traffic fatalities stand at 208.
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Helen R. Chweh
Ork Park
Conteomoar
George Hagkey
Church
Saudi Prince Visits Grand Canyon on Train Stay
Prince Abdulin Faisal, interior minister and grandson of King Salman, arrived at the Grand Canyon by train with a seven member party and State Department liaison. They plan to stay overnight and travel next to Powars where they will remain several days on a second visit to the canyon.
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Laand Canyon
Abdulin Faisal
King the Saud
Saudi Arabia
Grand Canyon
United States State Department
Norrow
Pwr
Wis
Rucker Recovers From Street Attack, Hospitalized
G. K. Rucker, 44, manager of the Babbittat dry foods department, is reported recovering from a high blood pressure attack that hospitalized him yesterday after he suffered a stroke while walking to work.
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G. K. Rucker
Babbittat Dry Foods Department
Rucker
Thunderstorms Hit Phoenix and Tucson Areas
Heavy weekend storms centered on Phoenix and Tucson brought strong winds and flooding. Rain totals reached 1.35 inches in Phoenix, surpassing July averages, with damage to storefront windows, disrupted phone service, and washed Centennial Wash.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Tucson
U.S
Mureau
Sulunlay
Wileh
Storea
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Ello
National Industrial Conference Board
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London Zoo
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Faralk
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Percpina
Natoma
Democraticrominee
John Spay
Alabama
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Frank FE. McKinney
Democrate Nasional
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Truman
Alben Harkley
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Ong City
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Rockeye
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