Peron Leaves Argentina for Paraguay Exile Times
Ex-Dictator Juan Peron wins permission to depart for asylum in Paraguay. Provisional President Lonardi forms a civilian-led cabinet, names Eduardo Busso Interior and Justice Minister, and gains Vatican and regional recognition. Peron to travel aboard Paraguayan gunboat Humaita with safe conduct pass. Papal nuncio notes Vatican support amid post-revolt calm and limited violence in Rosario.
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Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Paraguay
Eduardo Lonardi
Peron
Lonardi
Vatican
Isaac Rojas
Armed Services
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Eduardo Busso
Juan Chaves
Asuncion
Mario Zanin
Foreign Ministry
Holy See
Pius XII
Rosario
Alea Co
Epoca
Noticias Graficas
Democracia
Laborista
Russians fire another Soviet nuclear blast
The Atomic Energy Commission reported another Soviet nuclear explosion indicating continued tests. Lewis L. Strauss said the test series continues with future announcements only if information of interest develops. Gen. Thomas White warned of new atomic weapons and missiles after a Geneva summit.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Thomas White
Air Force
Pentagon
White
Geneva
AEC
Russia
Joseph Stalin
United States
United Nations
Grieving Mother Reunited as Kidnap Case Probes Note
In San Francisco a tearful reunion occurs as Hanna Marcus consoles her other children in hospital after the kidnapping of baby Robert from Mt. Zion. A ransom note of apology arrives, linked to the earlier $5,000 demand described by police as a cruel hoax. Authorities pursue handwriting clues while searching Northern California for the infant.
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San Francisco
INS
Hanna Marcus
Robert
Sanford Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
California
Associatea
Richard
Susan
Republicans Face Sudden Hard Facts
President Eisenhower’s heart attack complicates a 1956 bid. His health and family signals pressure a decision on running again. Nixon’s strength tempts Democrats who could back Stevenson Harriman Kefauver or a dark horse if Eisenhower steps aside. GOP faces restart as state leaders rally or regroup.
National Heart Institute Director on Presidents Recovery
Dr James Watts discussed coronary attack recovery, noting many patients return to normal life. He cited Sen Lyndon Johnson as example and said future activity limits depend on treating doctors and potential complications. The explanation covered collateral circulation and severity based on vessel size.
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Washington
National Heart Institute
Eisenhower
James Watts
Watts
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Two Heart Specialists Summoned For Eisenhower
The White House said President Eisenhower has been in an oxygen tent since his heart attack Saturday afternoon and a second heart specialist was summoned to his bedside. Dr. Paul Dudley White will fly in Sunday and Col. Thomas Mattingly arrives from Washington. Officials stressed the President’s condition remained "resting well" and "good," despite earlier mentions of a mild coronary thrombosis.
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Eisenhower
Union
Denver
White House
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Col
Thomas Mattingly
Army Heart
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Tain Ranch
Howard M. Snyder
President Eisenhower Informed by Kin by Phone
President Eisenhower suffered a heart attack Saturday prompting rapid phone inquiries from his son Major John Eisenhower and four brothers. The Denver White House said cabinet members had also contacted by telephone. Family members were not asked to travel to Denver or to join the President at the hospital.
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Eisenhower
Denver White House
Murray Snyder
Washington
Milton S. Fisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Edgar
Tacoma
Wash
Earl
LaGrange
Arthur
Kansas City
Fight Mosquitoes As Two More Die Of Encephalitis
In Fort Branch Indiana UP report says death toll from sleeping sickness encephalitis rose to seven as cases span three southwestern Indiana counties and one Ohio river Kentucky area. Two more deaths confirmed amid 12 hospitalizations and one critical case. Health official Dr Arnold Brockmore notes many mild cases go unreported.
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Fort Branch
Ind
Indiana
Ohio River
Kentucky
Arnold Brockmore
Evans Ville-Vanderbugh County
Hurricane Janet Threat Subdues Over Caribbean Reach
Hurricane Janet destroyed Barbados and Grenada with 127 mph winds, killing 32 people and causing millions in damages. Relief work began around the clock as the storm moved west across the Caribbean, brushing Venezuela’s coast before diminishing.
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Janet
Barbados
Grenada
Caribbean
United States
Caribbean Sea
Radio Strike Halts Bolivia Air Service
A radio operators strike halted Pan American Grace Airlines flights to La Paz Bolivia on Saturday. Rumors of revolution swirled in Argentina as the airline canceled services without a stated cause. A La Paz message suggested the Bolivian capital remained tense.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pan-American Grace Airlines
la Paz
Bolivia
Iowa soybeans lead to 13.5 million bushels in CCC program
Iowa deliveries to the Commodity Credit Corporation in 1954 totaled more than 13 percent of a million bushels, including 8,206,000 bushels of soybeans and 4,574,000 bushels of oats, with wheat at 8,000,000 bushels. The state supplied about 64 percent of national soybean acquisitions, while small grains and flaxseed were stored locally or shipped to terminals.
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Iowa
DES Moines
Federal Commodity Credit Corporation
Dwight Meyer
Iowa Asc
Meyer
ASC
Des Moines Boy Killed by His Father's Truck
A 21 month old boy, Clovis Balduchi, was killed in the driveway of his Des Moines home when his father's truck backed over him. The father Kenneth Balduchi was parking the vehicle and did not see the child.
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Des Moines
Clovis Balduchi
Kenneth Balduchi
Connanalyzes Farm Problem Solutions
Rex Conn Gazette farm editor analyzes agricultural problems and offers the best potential farm aid proposals for town farmers. The piece directs readers to page 6 section 1 for the full editorial.
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Rex Conn
Gazette Farm
Today
Six Missing In Far North
Air force pilots awaited orders to search for six canoeists missing on a 600 mile Arctic journey from Stony Rapids to Baker Lake. Five Americans, one Canadian geologist led by Arthur Moffat vanished after leaving June 29 with ample provisions. A cache found along the route offered the first clue as RCMP planes joined the hunt.
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RCMP
Prince Albert
Sask
Stony Rapids
Saskatchewan
Baker Lake
Arctic Circle
Arthur Moffat
Norwich
Dartmouth
Bruce le Favour
Amsterdam
N. Y
Harvard
Peter Franck
San Mateo
Calif
Fred Pess, Jr
Grosse Pointe Woods
Mich
Edward Lanouette
Sao Paulo
Brazil
George J. Grinnell
New York
Oxman challenges Khrushchev on religious liberty
Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam urged Nikita Khrushchev to allow religion to meet atheism in a free ideas market in Russia. In a VOA broadcast Oxnam said civil liberties are essential to Christian proclamation and questioned Communist control of media and education.
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G. Bromley Oxman
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U. S. Information Agency
Oxman
Khrushchev
Voice of America
Oxnam
Stevenson expresses distress over President Eisenhower illness
Chicago AP report notes Adlai Stevenson, who defeated Eisenhower in 1952, saying he is terribly distressed and praying for the President's prompt and total recovery after learning of the illness. Stevenson has been mentioned as a likely 1956 presidential candidate.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Truman expresses sorrow over Eisenhower heart attack
Former President Harry S. Truman, attending the 35th Division reunion in Little Rock, said he is terribly sorry to learn of President Eisenhower's heart attack and hopes it is not serious.
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Ark
Harry
Truman
Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
Harriman Comments on Eisenhower Illness
New York Governor Averell Harriman, a potential 1956 Democratic nominee, issued a Saturday night statement expressing that all Americans hope and pray for President Eisenhower's speedy and complete recovery. He framed the health update as a national concern and urged support for the ailing leader.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Eisenhower
Democratic Party Chairman urges prayer for Eisenhower recovery
South Bend Indiana Democratic Party Chairman Paul Butler urged the nation to join in fervent prayer for President Eisenhower's recovery. Butler told newsmen that the president is the president of all Americans and should be prayed for to gain strength and endurance to complete his term.
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INS
Democratic Party
Paul Butler
Eisenhower
Butler
South Bend
Senate Republican Leader William Fencer fee update
Washington report notes continued coverage on page 4 regarding Senate Republican Leader William Fencer fee and related political developments. The brief indicates ongoing discussion and potential upcoming actions within the party.
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Washington
INS
Senate
William Fen Censer Fee
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