Rebel Chief Heads New Guatemala Government
Col. Carlos Castillo Armas emerged as head of Guatemala in a new five member junta after a swift series of government shakeups. The former rebel leader was elected president with Maj. Enri que Oliva as defense minister and Lt. Col. Jose Luiz Cruz and Lt. Col. Mauricio Abois resigning from the group.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Elfego Monron
Enrique Oliva
Jose Luis Crux Salazar
Maurice Dubois
Elfego Monzon
Castillo
Chiquimula
Honduras
Revious
Mauricio Abois
Jose Luiz Cruz
Washington
Monzo
el Salvador
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Monzon
U. S
John FE. Peurifoy
Senators Back Plan on Red China UN Seat Wait-and-See
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee moves toward approval of a wait-and-see plan on Red China’s possible UN seating. Senator Knowland and acting chairman Smith forecast a favorable, bipartisan vote behind closed doors. The amendment, tied to a foreign aid bill, limits but does not withdraw from the UN. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles support the milder approach.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
United Nations
Knowland
Calif
H. Alexander Smith
Senate
GOP
Eisenhower
Red China
Security Council
Assembly
Congress
U. S
Ohio prisoner faces execution by electric chair
Condemned man Russell Muskus, 33, Lankakee Illinois, awaits skyline clemency from Governor Lausche to stay his scheduled execution in the Ohio Penitentiary. He was convicted of strangling George LeMasters, 43, in a Canton hotel room on December 2, 1950, after luring him with Sandra Kingsley of Chicago, who receives a life term for her role.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lauscher
Russell B. Muskus
Ohio
Muskus
Lausche
Frank J. Lausche
Kankakee
Canton
Ill
George LeMasters
New Philadelphia
leMasters
Sandra Lee Kingsley
Chicago
Kingsley
Marysville
Bay Village
Sheppard
Ronald Callihan
James G. Crowley
Crossley
Arthur Baird
Four Die and Four Injured in Philadelphia Head-On Crash
Four youths were killed and four others critically injured in a head-on collision on the Industrial Highway in southwest Philadelphia. The other driver, William J. Nixon, 28, of Chester, was in critical condition with chest injuries. Police indicated Caruso lost control on a winding turn.
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Philadelphia
William J. Nixon
Chester
Caruso
Burke Appeals for School Housing Aid Bill
Sen Burke from Ohio urges 24 states to back his bill to relieve overcrowding in areas with high federal employment. A Senate Labor Subcommittee hearing on July 16 will consider extending for two years federal aid for school construction in locales like the Portsmouth Area atomic plant.
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Washington
Sen
Burke
Dohio
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Portsmouth Area
Weather forecast shows cooler start then warm midweek
Five day outlook calls for temperatures about 2 to 3 degrees below normal with normal highs near 88 and lows around 62 to 64. The weekend warms, a cool spell on Monday, then another rise by Wednesday. Expect showers Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday, totaling about a quarter inch or less.
4-H Club Excursion Sees Record Attendance in 5-County Visit
The annual 4-H club excursion in Pomeroy drew 1021 participants from Meigs Jackson Athens Vinton and Mason counties, far exceeding the 800 expected. The Avalon boat departed Middleport levee at 1 30 p.m. and returned about 6 p.m. The five counties contributed 280 Meigs 310 Jackson 216 Athens 141 Vinton 74 Mason to the turnout.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Avalon
Middleport Levee
Meigs
Jackson
Athens
Vinton
Mason
French Leader Vows Full Defense of Hanoi in Indochina
Gen. Paul Ely, new French commander in Indo China, pledges to defend Hanoi and Haiphong and the 65 mile Haiphong‑Hanoi supply line. He denies rumors of abandoning Hanoi and forecasts a war or ceasefire decision by July 20.
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Indochina
France
Paul Ely
Red River
Ely
Haiphong
Kyger Creek project halted by union jurisdiction dispute
Construction at the Kyger Creek electric plant near Gallipolis was stopped by AFL union jurisdiction clashes over unloading rights. About half of 1350 workers idled as hoisting engineers and electricians dispute duties, delaying start of power production slated for February 1.
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Gallipolis
Kyger Creek
Portsmouth Area
Fred Carman
AFL
Tee Bees Kaden
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Addison Township
Board Tries To Halt Atom Strike
A special presidential board labors on a report to allow a court injunction to stop a wage dispute strike by 4500 CIO workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky. The Taft Hartley inquiry seeks to halt the walkout at plants vital to U 235 production for atomic weapons.
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Washington
Eisenhower
CIO
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Aducah
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Blast Kills 1 Workman Injures 2 at Caustic Plant
In Gary Indiana a 9000 gallon caustic soda vat exploded killing worker Manderville H. Woodworth 44 Hammond and injuring two others. The blast wrecked a large tank and shattered the plant building with damages over 100000. Another man William E. Smith 39 of Cambridge drowned while attempting to salvage a chair from Wills Creek.
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Gary
Ind
Manderville H. Woodworth
Hammond
St. Catherine's Hospital
Chicago
Charles G. Obertini
Morgan A. Powell
Cambridge
Ohio
William E. Smith
Wills Creek
Fiddlers Contest Sparks Talk Of Old Traditions
Mrs. Beatrice Bane, 65, and her husband C. C. Bane, 68, are longtime fiddlers from Little River Texas who enter annual contests. She recalls winning fourth at Belton and beating him at Temple, while noting the appeal of old breakdown pieces and worry that traditional fiddling may fade as younger players emerge. A Temple youth, A. Cathey, 25, won the young fiddlers contest with Mockingbird after hearing Belton players, signaling a new generation keeping the craft alive.
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Little River
Tex
Beatrice Bane
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Mrs. Bane
Texas
C. C. Bane
Belton
Bane
Temple
Sally Goodin
A. Cathey
CIO Calls Strike Meeting At Goodyear Rubber Plants
Akron leaders of the CIO United Rubber Workers summon 153000 Goodyear Tire and Rubber employees to a Sunday briefing as 10000 other workers in 10 plants walk out after failed wage negotiations in Cincinnati. A union spokesman said local President Carl Baker would speak but did not specify remarks.
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Akron
CIO United Rubber Workers
Goodyard Tire and Rubber Co
Goodyear
Cincinnati
Carl Baker
Crowell-Collier reshapes leadership of three magazines
Paul C. Smith becomes editor in chief and takes added duties at Collier's The Woman's Home Companion and The American Magazine. The move aims to streamline organization modernize administration and unify company resources under Smith who joined Crowell Collier as vice president last year and replaced Stouch as president.
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New York
Paul C. Smith
Crowell- Collier Publishing Co
Smith
Collier's
Woman's Home Companion
The
American Magazine
State Liquor Inspector Fired by Department
COLUMBUS Fire of Liquor Inspector Harry Thomas, indicted June 18 in Cincinnati on a bribery charge, announced yesterday by Liquor Director Anthony A. Rutkowski.
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Columbus
Harry Thomas
Cincinnati
Anthony A. Rutkowski
Lausche to Attend National Governors Conference
Gov. Frank J. Lausche plans to depart by plane tomorrow for Lake George New York where the National Governors Conference opens Sunday. He and Mrs. Lausche will stop in Indian Town Gap Pennsylvania to visit Ohio national guardsmen on maneuvers there.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Lake George
N. Y
Solon Attacks Ferguson on Foreign Policy Attitude
Senator Ferguson of Michigan called the Truman administration’s foreign policy mistakes a senseless outrich attitude and warned against falling into a trap set by Communists who praise peace while lacking evidence of good faith. He spoke after Mansfield’s Senate summary accusing the admin of a diplomacy of bluster and retreat and after Cooper challenged critics to propose alternatives.
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Washington
Ferguson
R - Mich
Truman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Acheson
Senate
Senator Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Cooper
R-Ky
Dulles
London
Paris
Southeast
Columbus Port celebrates 25th anniversary with helicopter link
Columbus Port marks its 25th anniversary with a preview of future aviation service. Helicopters will shuttle passengers from downtown Columbus to Port Columbus, a 10 mile ride. The airport celebrates its first commercial flight and a transcontinental air rail link from July 8, 192%. A helicopter briefly lifted from the airport and landed eight minutes later on a five acre Scioto River tract. City council designates the site for a heliport shutter service to Port Columbus.
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Columbus
Port Columbus
Scioto
Blind Pen Pals Are Wed In Corry
Howard Collins and Gladys Camfield, both blind, plan to wed in Corry, Pennsylvania, after a year of Braille letters through a pen pal club listed in the Christian Record for the Blind. They met in Lock Haven six months ago and became engaged four months later.
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Corry
Howard Collins
Gladys Camfield
Gladys
Howard
Erie County
Lock Haven
Pen Pal Club
Christian Record
Murderer Kidnapper Stull Free in Miami
Police widened the search for Judith Ann Roberts's kidnap murder with no definite suspects. Detective Lt. Eldredge said investigators believe the Baltimore girl could have been taken from her bed as early as Tuesday night. A teenage boy missing from the neighborhood is being questioned regarding possible involvement. Judith Ann was buried in private services at Mt. Nebo Cemetery.
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Miami
Fla
Judith Ann Roberts
Chester Eldredge
Homicide Bureau
Baltimore
Judith
Judith Ann
Mt. Nebo
James Roberta
Harry Rosenberg
Czechs Ignore U S Demands for Captives
In Frankfurt the American Embassy said Czechoslovakia has not replied to a State Department note demanding the release of seven American soldiers seized July 4 near the German border. The captives include a captain and six enlisted men claimed by Prague to be on an espionage mission.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Pra
Yechoslovakia
U. S
State Department
Em- Altache Garret Ackerson
Hackensack
N. J
U. S.S
Ceeds
Wife Offers To Trade For Captive Husband
Springfield Ohio Mrs Jerry W Griffith says she would give up her own freedom to release her Army husband from Red Czechoslovakia Her 21 year old husband an Army private was among seven American soldiers the U S government charges were kidnapped last Sunday by Communists She learned of his disappearance from his photo on yesterday's Springfield Daily News front page.
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Springfield
Ohio
Jerry W. Griffith
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Griffith
Springfield Daily News
Mother Was Right Son Killed in Crash in Marysville
Mrs Helen Casey of Irenton Route 1 had warned her son Burton Leroy Casey 32 about his driving. Minutes later she and her five year old grandson were in a car hit by a passing motorist as the vehicle skidded and crashed into a tree on Route 4 near Marysville.
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Helen Casey
Irenton
Burton Leroy Casey
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