Exiled Latin leaders plot to overthrow Latin governments
Mexico City hosts exiles from Cuba Costa Rica and Guatemala Arbenz Guzman arrives seeking to organize revolt against President Castilllo Armas. Fortuny joins to link with remaining Communists as plans threaten Costa Rica Cuba and Guatemala. Batista Prio and Guatemalan regime watchful with possible strikes in weeks ahead.
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Mexico City
Charles M. McCann
United Press
Col
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala
Arbenz
Carlos Castidlo Armas
Red
Jose Manuel Fortuny
Communist Party
Fortuny
Mexico
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica
Rafael’ Angel Calderon Guardig
United States
Aduairies
Castillo, Armas
President Eisenhower Vacation Mixes Golf and Colorado Cold
Denver dispatch reports President Eisenhower and Augusta National golfers spending a trout fishing week in Fraser Colorado after a stay at the Brown Palace. Weather dips to below 20 degrees while security beefs up at Lowry Air Force Base as 9 extra air police arrive from Parks Base.
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Denver
White House
Eisenhower
Fraser
Rockies
Brown Palace
Hisenhower
John 5. Doud
Augusta National Golf Club
Augusta National
Colorado
Georgia
Lowry Air Force Base
Air Force
Air
Lowry
Parks Air Force Base
California
Tidelands Oil Reserves May Run To 5,000,000 Barrels
In Santa Fe on September 14, L W Clark of Standard Oil of Texas said tidelands offshore reserves could reach 500 million barrels but offshore drilling costs are two to three times land drilling. He noted billions invested and few profits, highlighting high lease prices and uncertain returns. Lloyd Thanehouser of Continental Oil urged continued opposition to high constriction and pressure for pet projects.
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Santa FE. WN. M
Tiedlands
L. W. Clark
Standard Oil Co. of Texas
Mexas Petroleum Industries
Louisiana
Lloyd WP. Thanehouser
Continental OU
Houston
Tex
Friend Of Parr Is Released From Jail
Fort Worth report says Mrs Betty Bushey a former friend of Duval county boss George Parr was released from county jail after her attorney posted a 4000 bond. She faces one check charge in Fort Worth and two in Dallas. She was questioned after the Buddy Floyd case at Alice Texas and later appeared before a Duval county grand jury.
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Fort Worth
Betty Bushey
Duval County
George Parr
Bushey
Dallas
Zwicker Recounts Peress Case Before Senate Panel
General Ralph W. Zwicker told the Senate censure committee his version of the Maj. Irving Peress affair, noting he saw an Army letter explaining Peress promotion and discharge before McCarthy questioned him. McCarthy claimed no memory of receiving the letter, while Zwicker said it was handed to him in New York on February 18. The letters and timing relate to questions about who ordered Peress honorably discharged and fed into charges against McCarthy.
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Washington
Ralph W. Zwicker
Senate
Irving Peress
Joseph R. McCarthy
Zwicker
McCarthy
Army
Peress
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Jehan G
Guy G. de Furia
Bee
Tuesday Primaries Map States Set to Decide Congress
Nine states hold Tuesday primaries to select candidates for the November elections. Senate seats in New Hampshire Colorado Massachusetts Minnesota are at stake. most contests focus on the House. New York’s GOP and Democratic battles loom as party conventions approach.
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John’ L. Cutter
Washington
Congress
Colorado
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New York
Utah
Vermont
Wiconsin
Senate
Rhode Island
Irving M. Ives
Thomas EB. Dewey
Syracus
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harriman
House
New York City
Benjamin Nichos
Ren. Ralph A. Gamble
Westchester County
Trail rider finishes first leg of cross country quest
Kathryn Elliot, 22, a former WAC, completes the first half of a 2,200 mile horseback journey from Fort Lee Virginia to Montana riding her one eyed mare Brenda who fears trucks and trailers. University of Wisconsin to offer piano course for adults using two TVs and a piano. James Rise, 33, of Massachusetts charged after an auto fire during a joy ride. A Columbia Farms safe is stolen along with a car after a safe is found opened and a reckless driver hits a bump near New York.
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Rainelander
Wis
Kathryn Elliot
WAC
Fort Lee
Montana
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
New York
Columbia Farms
Wife Of Fred Astaire Dies In Beverly Hills
Phyllis Astaire wife of dancer Fred Astaire died at the Astaire home in Beverly Hills after a long illness. She was 46. Married in 1933 in New York the couple had children Fred Jr 18 Ava 12 and stepson Peter 25.
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Hollywood
Phyllis Astaire
Fred Astaire
Astaire
Beverly Hills
New York
Fred Jr
Ava
Peter
Bus Collision Injures 36 in Linden Route 1 Crash
A bus carrying 57 passengers rear ended another bus, which hit a station wagon in a chain reaction on Route 1. Six ambulances ferried injured to Elizabeth hospitals, with Earl Hoyer of Belford listed as most seriously hurt. John Wolterstorff, 50, from West Keansburg, drove the striking bus.
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N. J
John Wolterstorff
West Keansburg
Regional education group to tackle Southern problems
Legislators from 14 states will meet at the Southern Regional Education Board Third annual legislative work Conference in Houston from Thursday to Saturday. Topics include looming enrollments in southern schools and colleges, findings from a mental health study, impact of extra fees charged to out of state students, and educational television. Agron Doran of Morehead College will speak at the opening, with welcome by Gov. Shivers.
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Houston
South
Southern Regional Education Board
Agron Doran
Kentucky
Morehead College
Allan Shivers
John E. Iver Jr
Diree
What Will The Man Do With 293 Million
New York September 14 Wall Street ponders Louis E Wolfsons move after gaining control of Montgomery Ward Co The 293 million nest egg and government securities act as a hedge Analysts differ on whether Ward will be liquidated or used to back other interests Wolfson aims to restore Ward to its status as a great American institution with a strong retail focus.
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New York
Wall Street
Louis E. Wolfson
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ward
Sewell Avery
Wolfson
Ward's
Wall
Carradine Sues Wife over Adultery Allegations
Actor John Carradine sues his wife Sonia for adultery in a Chicago New York and home dispute. He alleges Sonia shared quarters with Eugenio Carlos a Brazilian student and father to Getulio Vargas's secretary's son. He seeks custody of their children Christopher Keith and Robert Reed.
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Holly Woon
John Carradine
Sonia
Chicagzo
New York
Carradine
Hely
Eugenio Carlos
Carlos
Getulio Var-gas
Carlos Las
Christopher
Keith Tan
Robert Reed
San Mateo
Calif
New Jersey
Weakness in Farm Land Market Signals Caution
The Agriculture Department reports a market weakness in farm land after a July 1952 peak. Prices slid an average percent from the postwar high while sales declined and the spread widened. Owners and buyers adopt a wait and see stance. farmers cut farm machinery spending and reduce short-term debt. Moisture issues also noted in housing.
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Washington
Agiculte Department
Dickinson Football Star Killed By Car
Dickinson Texas September 14 Karl H Harper fourteen year old Dickinson high school football star was killed Sunday night after being struck by a car on a dark farm road near here He and companion Robert Anderson were hitchhiking after car trouble when a vehicle driven by Donald Ray Cox of Gengue City struck Harper Anderson escaped injury No charges filed immediately Survivors include his parents two brothers and grandmother Vera Harper of Lubbock.
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Dickinson
Tex
Karl H. Harper
Here
Harper
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Donald Ray Cox
Gengue City
van Harper
Young Harper
Vera Harpe
Lubbock
Dallas Houston Turnpike Planned
HOUSTON Sept 14 A plan to build a 160 million dollar turnpike from Dallas to Houston with future links to Oklahoma and Corpus Christi has been announced. P Jamison of Gloves Forgan and Co said the privately owned Texas Turnpike Co would finance begin construction January 1 after surveys and cost estimates.
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Houston
Dallas
Oklahoma
Corpus Chatath
P. Jamison
Forgan and Co
Chicago
New York
W. L. Pickens
The Shock of an Electrical Current Killed Patient
A report notes the death occurred from overexertion of the heart muscle due to an electric shock. Details indicate a fatal arrhythmia following concurrent exposure to live current. Medical staff identified the heart as the primary injured organ in the incident.
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Komfort
TRI - City Pharmacy
Tidelands
Ihem
Parr
General Zwicker
Lyons Food Service
North Shins
Milton Lyons
The
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John Fleming
Nuevo Laredy
Mexico’City
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Eugene Wagner
Hal Lewis
Times ‘Herald
Laredo
Anthony Starcevic
Nuevo’ Laredo
Willis Come Nash Company
West
Texas Ave
NBC
John Carradine Sues
Korea
U.S. Army
Dallas-Houston Turnpike
Kerr See
Cain
Sasse
Old Baytown
Postoffice
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Durmont Axminster
Bayon
Empire Axminster
Cimara Wilton
Widl
Ren
Wilton
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