Peron Expels Two Catholic Prelates in Argentina Raid
Federal police raided 120 parish offices in Buenos Aires and suburbs seeking proof to accuse the church of inciting clashes with Peron supporters. The Rt Rev Manuel Tato and Rt Rev Roman Novoa were held overnight and exiled to Rome.
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Roman Pablo Novoa
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Democracia
Wildcat Seamen Strike Closes In On Queen Mary
London June 15 wildcat seamen's strike leaders worked through Southampton waterfront to disrupt the Queen Mary as crew and passengers prepared for sailing. Authorities estimate 67 000 engineers and firemen cost railways up to 42 million dollars while cabinet reviews the crisis.
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Woman awarded $20,000 in auto collision suit
A Cabell Circuit Jury in Huntington awarded Mrs. Freda Sanders $20,000 on a $75,000 damage action against Roy Richard Powers. The verdict followed a March 1954 traffic accident claim.
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Cabell
Freda Sanders
Roy Richard Powers
Paper Casualties Run High In Mock Nuclear Attack
The mock scenario warned of millions of casualties as hydrogen and atomic bombs strike 59 cities. President Eisenhower and federal officials rushed to secure shelters and issue an emergency Civil Defense proclamation while coordinating a skeleton government and rapid recovery plans.
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America
Eisenhower
Rance
Seleton
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Momand
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Alaska
Hawaii
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Panama Canal Zone
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State Authorities Hold 2 Boys In Connection With Robbery Of Auto
Two teenage boys identified as David Busch 13 and Michael 15 of Euclid Ohio were held by juvenile authorities after allegedly pulling a gun on a motorist, stealing his car and wrecking it. State Police said charges had not been filed and they were being questioned in Harrison County Jail.
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David Busch
Michael
Euclid
T. A. Welty
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Nente
Royce McKelvey
Columbus
W. Va
Barbour Coumy
State Joins Nationwide CD Test Run in West Virginia
West Virginia Civil Defense conducted a statewide communications test as part of a nationwide exercise. The lemon juice warning arrived at 11 06 a.m. at the state capitol CD headquarters in Charleston, after originating from a new South Charleston installation. Simulated bombing raids over 30 U.S. cities provided background while West Virginia tested radio and telephone links with the State Police, Road Commission, Navy, 2nd Army, Civil Air Patrol, amateur operators, and CD facilities. Col. Edgar M. Sites led the exercise from the capitol.
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Civil Defense Organization
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30Th Air Division
Michigan
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State Road Commission
Navy
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Civil Air Patrol
Senate passes foreign trade bill granting tariff cuts
The Senate sent to President Eisenhower a three year extension of reciprocal trade law with power to cut tariffs 15 percent. Final passage was by voice vote, a boost for the president amid mixed party support and a contentious debate in the House and Senate. Senator Douglas criticized the bill as compromising reciprocal trade principles.
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Senate
Eisenhower
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Cordell Hull
Virginia Alert Faces False Start in 1955 Exercise
The 1955 Operation Alert began slowly after a Richmond mishap and Norfolk confusion as sirens sounded early and residents fled to a Lakewood School check point. Officials blamed crossed wires and miscommunications while ground stations activated in Eastern Virginia.
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Norfolk
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Sears
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J. H. Wyse
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Colonial Heights
Noralk
Radford
Norfolk Naval Base
Annapolis
Ex-Pole Pilot Enlists In U S Air Force
New York June 15 a former Polish air force pilot who escaped to Denmark in his MIG two years ago enlisted in the US Air Force today. Jerzy Jazwinski 24 married an American girl six weeks ago and now lives at Garden City New York.
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Denmark
Air Force Today
Jerzy
Jerzy’ Jazwinski
Garden City
N.Y
Israelis Found Guilty Of Breaching Truce
The United Nations mixed Armistice Commission found Israel guilty of violating the Palestine truce pact in an attack on Egyptian positions in South Gaza May 18. It noted a TNT grenade and shell assault near Khan Younes and urged an end to aggression against Egypt. It was the 18th Egypt-favorable decision since the Feb. 2 attack that left 38 dead.
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Palestine
United Nations Mixed Armistice Commission
Israel
Khan Younes
Egyp
Egypt
AMA Opposes Free Vaccine For Children
Basil O Connor of New York said the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis would run a nationwide polio inoculation program if the government provided the Salk vaccine. He noted the foundation lacks current desire to take on full free distribution but supports broad public health access. The AMA told senators there is no emergency requiring free vaccine for all children and opposed the Democratic plan.
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Peron
Peterson
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
National Foundation For
Basil O'Connor
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
O'Connor
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American Medical Assn
Mock Atomic War Talk Sparks Dubious Timing
Washington discussed the ill timing of a civil defense mock atomic war as diplomats gather for peace talks. Molotov and Adenauer moved in New York while Dulles prepared for meetings with Macmillan and Pinay. The U N meet in San Francisco looms amid fear of world reaction.
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United States
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Europe
Asia
Molotov
New York
Konrad Adenauer
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
United Nations
San Francisco
Canada to Cooperate With U S on Atomic Defense
Ottawa reports Canada agrees to cooperate with the United States in mutual defense atomic matters and in uses of atomic energy. This settlement signals closer wartime era cooperation and shared defense responsibilities between the two nations.
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Canada
Dog Leads Child To Discovery Of Two Slain Teens
A barking dog guided Barbara Huff to a felled tree where one body lay and police later found a second body in a suburban thicket near Lane Manor Maryland. Two men were arrested for questioning as investigators pursued a knife and .22 caliber shells found at the scene. The victims Nancy Sho 16 and Michael Ann Ryan 14 were killed by bullets and a knife, with the envelope of the case pointing to an early morning attack near Northwestern High School and the Capitol region.
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George Panagoulis
Prince George's County
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Nancy Marie Sho
P. E. Shomette
Michael Ann Ryan
Thomas W. Ryan
Nancy
Northwestern High School
Michael
Panagoulis
John J. Maloney
Michael's v
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Silver Spring
College Park
University of Maryland
Barbara Huff
Tiny
Barbara
Maryland
Hope Slightly Hurt In Leap Onto Glass
Comedian Bob Hope fell through a glass table on the Menger Hotel patio in San Antonio while entertaining a local TV station staff. He suffered a minor ankle laceration but remained on schedule for his program.
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Tex
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Menger
Federal Court Upholds Stockholders In Fight
A federal court in New York today ruled that stockholders including Willis D. Wood Anna M. Wood Union College Milbank Foundation John Vanneck Marie Louise Bailey and Barbara Bailey Vanneck may set aside the Interstate Commerce Commission order approving Western Maryland Railway capital stock reorganization. The group of 2 760 first preferred shares argued the plan was inequitable and unjust and the three-judge panel agreed to hear their challenge.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Willis D. Wood
Anna M. Wood
Union College
Milbank Foundation
John Vanneck
Marie Louise Bailey
Barbara Bailey Vanneck
Quadruplets Born to Connecticut Couple in New Haven
In New Haven at St. Raphael's Hospital a couple welcomed four male babies born premature. The mother, Mrs. Kenneth Barnes, 39, and her husband, a Pratt & Whitney employee at North Haven, have one older child. The report offered few details on the quads' condition.
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St. Raphael's Hospital
Kenneth Barnes
North Haven
Pratt & Whitney
United Aircraft Corp
Florida judge and wife missing in suspected kidnapping
West Palm Beach officers found the residence of judge C E Chillingworth and his wife Marjorie unoccupied with signs of a struggle and missing persons suspected. State authorities ordered a full investigation with FBI involvement sought. Coast Guard and Air Force planes patrolled the area as detectives searched surrounding towns and the secluded Manalapan waterfront home.
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Fila
Florida
C. E. Chillingworth
Tas Gui
Patln
High
Gaway
Coast Guard
Air Force
Léroy Collins
State Patrol
Joseph 8. White
Sen. Holland
D-Fla
FBI
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Lake Worth
Boynton Beach
Manalapan
Lantana
Chillingworth
Marjorie
West Virginia court records first media filming in Richardson case
Media recorded the Charleston Juvenile Court proceedings today under Judge Herbert W. Richardson. Cameras in the courtroom mark perhaps the first sanctioned in the state with no flash bulbs allowed. The routine docket showed decorum and typical questioning of youthful offenders and parents.
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Charleston
Herbert W. Richardson
West Virginia
Molotov Heads to U N Meet Not to Attend Geneva Talks
Three Western foreign ministers are en route to New York for pre Geneva coordination on the July summit with Russia. Molotov remains in New York only for the United Nations 10th anniversary events and heads to San Francisco afterward.
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Russia
Switzerland
V. M. Molotov
San Francisco
United Nations
Dulles
la Guardia
France
England
Geneva
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Lodge
Pine
Queson
U. N
US Signs Pacts For A Peaceful Atomic Era
In Washington on June 15 President Eisenhower announced the United States signed atomic research agreements with Great Britain Canada and Belgium The accords extend mutual cooperation in peaceful uses of atomic energy medical treatment and related fields These nations join 17 others in such agreements and Britain and Canada were credited with early nuclear breakthroughs and uranium supplies to support the program
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United States
Eisenhower
Pnaore
Great Britain
Canada
Belgium
White House
U. S
Britain
Federal Reserve Reports Record Industrial Output in May
The Federal Reserve Board announced that May industrial production reached a new high with a seasonally adjusted index of 188 1, led by unprecedented nondurable goods output. Durable goods were only moderate, but overall output surpassed all prior records, surpassing the peak from earlier years.
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Federal Reserve Board
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