Guatemala installs new dictator vows mass deportation of communists
Col. Enrique Peralta, Guatemala’s new ruler after a coup, declares he will deport all Communists and bar any political re entry. Defense Ministry cites planned disorders by agitators as demonstrations are banned. Alberto Herrato Gonzalez seeks quick OAS recognition. many parties back the coup.
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Peralta
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Fae Nat
Alberto Herrato Gonzalez
Organization of American States
United States
South America
Warren Jaycees Propose Let Freedom Ring Independence Day
Warren Junior Chamber of Commerce adopts Let Freedom Ring plan to have bells ring nationwide on July 4. The Jaycees seek help from over 4,000 clubs to promote the event as the nation celebrates Independence Day. Warren July 4 celebration runs Thursday through Saturday with Drum and Bugle Corps and fireworks finale attracting about 50 000 attendees.
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Warren Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Students from 16 area high schools gather for mock UN work
Nearly 100 pupils from 16 area high schools formed the European Bloc for the upcoming mock United Nations at Gannon College Erie they met at Corry Area High School to draft resolutions. F Lowe Edwards led invited teachers and Gannon College helpers as students split into nations and worked late on their drafts before Friday’s assembly. Lunch followed committee work as delegates from Union City Warren Brokenstraw Valley Wattaburg St Agatha Meadville Cambridge Springs Saegertown Sheffield St Marys and Franklin prepared for the event.
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Erie
Corry Area High School
F. Lowe Edwards
Edwards
Gannon
Corry
Union City
Warren
Brokenstraw Valley
Wattaburg
St. Agatha of Meadville
Meadville High School
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
Sheffield
St. Marys
Franklin
Dems Switch To GOP To Hold Jobs
Voters in Erie County faced a party registration deadline at the County Courthouse as the May 21 Primary neared. Registered voters who did not switch parties by 5 p.m. yesterday must vote in their old party. The registrar Alexander Sandy MacIvor reported brisk activity and noted tallies would come later in the week.
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Emis
Pass Amendment Bans Snow Dumping in City Streets
Safety Director Ray Weber led a unanimous council vote to second and final reading an amendment to Bill 807 prohibiting dumping snow and rubbish in roadways. Streets Director Dorr Clark urged the change citing hazardous ice from pileups after plows. Weber opposed on initial reading. others supported the amendment.
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Jast
Weber
Dorr Clark
Clark
Revolt in Argentina: Montero and Menendez in revolt history
The article outlines Montero leading rebel forces in northern Argentina and seizing key targets such as the central telephone exchange. It notes Menendez’s decades of plotting against governments, his Peronist clashes, and Guido’s alert as army, navy, and air force mobilized around Buenos Aires amid election tensions.
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Toranzo Montero
Menendez
Peron
Buenos Aires
Ohio Man Faces Hearing in $90 000 Burglary
Jefferson Ohio A Wickewick man William Floyd Hosey 32 is held on a pre liminary hearing for burglary and larceny charges after a $90 000 theft at Anderson's Department Store Saybrook Shopping Plaza Route 20 Ashtabula County. Police say watches cameras rings TVs diamonds and cash were stolen with items valued at 6 000 recovered at Hosey's home.
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Hosey
Universal Cyclops Buys Three Steel Firms Near Pittsburgh
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp. announced the purchase of American Steel Band Co. Allegheny Steel Band Co. and Bowman Steel Corp. in Heidelberg near Pittsburgh for an undisclosed sum. The firms fabricate steel strapping metal roofing and siding and other metal building products.
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Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
Heidelberg
Pittsburgh
Universal Cyclops
American Steel Band Co
Allegheny Steel Band Co
Bowman Steel Corp
Spartansburg News Highlights Local Births Sports and Events
A Spartanburg note page reports the arrival of a son for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown named Roger Lee and the family’s return home. Sparta merged High School students excel with an Upper Allegheny Valley volleyball title and a seven and one record led by Greer Maynard Troyer Scouten and others. Community events include anniversaries at Eastman and Meadeville visits, nursing students’ cap ceremonies, and ongoing fundraisers for a new Spartansburg firehouse building.
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Iguens
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Corry Memorial
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Jerry Brown
Floyd Brown
Robert Knight
Sparta Merged High School
Sparky
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Akeley
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John Linden
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Larry Carter
Mike Albers
Bill Rote
Jim Halfast
Free Sargent
Tom Rogers
Paul Capela
Union City
Tom Eastman
Veteran editor dies at 82 in Washington
Percival Huntington Whaley longtime editor of the Philadelphia Evening Ledger and early Washington newsletter creator died yesterday after a long illness.
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Washington
Percival Huntington Whaley
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
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