New Revolt Flares in Argentina
Rebels backed by civilian followers seized key sites in Rosario and other cities as a weekend uprising challenged President Pedro Aramburu. Government forces recaptured the Buenos Aires arsenal and retook centers in Santa Rosa as martial law was proclaimed and troops moved in.
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Buenos Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Santa Rosa
Montevideo
Argentina
Anibal Cesar Lopez
Rosario
Juan D. Peron
Russell Calls For Another Billion Cut In Aid Bill
Senator Russell urged trimming the foreign aid measure by another billion dollars as the House pared $1.1 billion from the $4.9 billion bill. Final votes in the House were expected Monday as the appropriations panel weighs eventual funding.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russell
D-Ga
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Floor collapses at Madrid wedding kills 17
A second floor gave way during a wedding and baptism party in Madrid's north side, killing 17 people including five children and injuring 36. Bride Angela Ramos Vazquez, 21, and groom Tomas Rodriguez Diez, 26, were among the injured, while rescuers worked through the night to recover victims.
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Madrid
Angela Ramos Vazquesz
Tomas Rodrigues Diez
Tomas Gomez
Red Cross
Sonja Henie Wed To Shipping King Onstad
Blonde ice skating queen Sonja Henie married shipping magnate Niels Onstad of New York at his 115 East 73rd Street home. Henie, famed for ice skating, has known Onstad since childhood and renewed their friendship last summer in Oslo. Onstad is 46, and Henie’s prior marriage to Winthrop Gardiner Jr ended in divorce after a previous marriage to Dan Topping.
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New York
INS
Sonja Henie
Niels Onstad
Onstad
East 73Rd Street
Henie
Jon
Onstad i
Oslo
Norway
Miss Henie
Winthrop Gardiner, Jr
Dan Topping
Tito Returns to Moscow for Talks
Tito revisits Moscow for more discussions with Soviet leaders at the Kremlin after sightseeing in Leningrad. He travels with Premier Bulganin and Foreign Minister Shepilov and is greeted by Molotov and Kaganovich. He plans a week long tour of southern Russian regions before resuming talks.
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Moscow
MNS
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Leningrad
Nikolai Bulganin
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Tito
Russia
Outraged Courtroom Exchange Nettles Judge and Defendant
A judge fines a defendant $10 for contempt while the defendant protests with a witty reply insisting the fine underplays his contempt. The exchange ends with the defendant offering $20, highlighting the court’s attempt to preserve decorum amid public humor.
Attempted Safe Theft at Sun Mart in Marion
Marion police discovered an attempted burglary at Sun Mart on the east edge of Marion at 12 10 a m Sunday as burglars backed a car to a store door and broke in before fleeing. Cedar Rapids sheriff and Cedar Rapids police aided the investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
Sun Mart
Marion
Teague predicts defeat of veterans bill after Legion pressure
Rep. Olin E. Teague says the House will defeat a multibillion dollar veterans benefits bill. He credits American Legion influence on the committee and pledges a vote against the measure when it comes to the House, likely the week after next.
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Washington
American Legion
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Veterans’ Benefit
Olin E. Teague
Texas
House
Teague
Two Cedar Rapids Babies Die In 140 Degree Attic Room
Kenneth Cahill and his wife faced an attic tragedy after their two infants Karen and Kenneth died in a hot bedroom at 2136 Memorial drive SE. Autopsy ordered as the room reached 140 degrees, with temperatures rising to 108 by evening. investigators questioned Cahill and his stepdaughter while the mother received treatment for shock.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Drive
Kenneth Cahill
Les Burianek
Karen
Kenneth
Burianek
Cahill
Mrs. Cahill
Loretta
Cahills
Paul Dickerson
Judd Longcream
Karen Cahill
Arrow
Carl Franks
Janniece
Loretta Grady
L. M. Bugenstein Dies at 62 in Cedar Rapids
Louis M. Bugenstein 62 owner of Star Jewelry Company died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. He was born Oct 12 1893 in Charles City and married Anna Marblestone on Feb 12 1922 in Rock Island. Survived by wife two sons a daughter a brother and two grandsons. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Turner chapel with Rabbi Marvin M. Reznikoff. burial Eben Israel cemetery.
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Cedar Rapids
Louis M. Bugenstein
Grande Avenue
Star Jewelry Company
Charles City
Anna Marblestone
Rock Island
Walter A. Bugenstein
Pittsburgh
Robert W. Bugenstein
Politicians Split on Ike Running After Illness
Washington Democrats and Republicans debated if President Eisenhower will run again after his intestinal operation. Senators Mundt and Jenner predicted a stronger, more vigorous comeback, while Senator Anderson argued the illness could push the President not to seek a second term. The episode intensified new political doubts and energized Governor Averell Harriman.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Mundt
South Dakota
Jenner
Indiana
Anderson
New Mexico
Averell Harri
Eisenhower surgery may have saved his life says doctors
President Eisenhower underwent a major pre dawn operation for relief from an intestinal obstruction at Walter Reed. Doctors reported the condition improved and that he could be fully active in four to six weeks with a possible return to White House duties. The surgery was described as an emergency to prevent fatal bowel gangrene.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Leonard G. Heaton
White House
Clarence Boy Burned After Fireplace Explosion
Clarence Direks a 12 year old of Darrell and Mrs. Direks northwest of here was badly burned when something he threw into a fireplace exploded. He was rushed to St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids for treatment.
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the Gazette
Clarence — Dickie Direks
Darrell Direks
Here
St. L Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
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Bert
Eeenewee Farm Vteere
Estevese
Shipping King
Marion Sun Mart
Lou Breuer
James Shannon
L. M. Bugenstein
Ike
Jack Bell
J. W. Davis
Heaton
Clarence
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