Peron Juices Up push to end Catholic state role
Argentina's Peron aligned Deputies voted 121 to 12 to back the president's demand to remove Catholicism as the state religion, a first constitutional step. The bill now goes to the Senate and then the president. Demonstrations erupted in Buenos Aires as Catholics gathered for Ascension Day Masses. The move would end church funding and religious education in public schools, intensifying a clash between Peron and the church.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Peronistas
Peron
Metropolitan
House
Inter Teleasca
Church
Vatican Orina
VFW and Auxiliary Open Poppy Day Sale in Town
Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary begin their annual Poppy Day sale to raise funds for hospital work nationwide. Auxiliaries are stationed on streets today with VFW members taking over tonight. If all flowers are not sold, the sale continues tomorrow. Co chairmen for this year are Elwood Woodruff and Mrs. James Keppel.
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VEW
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
VPW
Stafort
Elwood Woodruff
James Keppel
Commutation Bid for Man Serving Life Term for Double Slaying
The State Pardons Board plans to consider commuting the life sentence of W. Elmer Doble at Western State Penitentiary for the waterman’s killing. Doble, the oldest inmate, has served nearly 19 years since his 1996 conviction in Bildler Gobnity.
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Pardha Board
W. Elmer
Western State Penitentiary
Doble
Eisenhower nominates four Pennsylvanian federal judges
President Eisenhower named Francis L. Van Dusen of Philadelphia William Kraft Jr of Delaware County John W Melbourne of Washington Pa and Herbert B Sorg of St Marys to new or vacancy eastern western district judges All four nominees are Republicans Van Dusen is 43 Kraft 61 Melbourne 47 Sorg 43 and all hold or held notable legal posts in Pennsylvania The move adds depth to the federal bench in the state.
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Herbert Sorg
St. Marys
Associated Preas Washington
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Francis L. van Dusen
Philadelphia
Dees
Guy Bard
William Kraft Jr
Delaware County
John W. Melbourne
Washington
Wester
Herbert BP. Sorg
Vani Dusen
Senate
Kraft
Delaware
Mellvaine
U.S
Pennsylvani
Soré
St Marys
Stile House of Representatives
Repubeans
McClellan Exposes Top Men in Graft Probe In Army
Sen McClellan says further evidence will show higher ups in a nest of grafters in armed forces procurement. Testimony revealed Joseph Porreca admitted lying about gifts from Marvin Rubin. Rubin denied payoffs while Bender labeled him a fixer.
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Prem Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Todiy
Senate
Army
Joseph G- Porreen
Clifton
N. J
Armed Service
Porreca
Rubin
Bender
Police Chase Two Corry Motorists City
Police pursued two Corry motorists last night and cited them for reckless driving. Chester R. Hajec of Corry sped through Columbus at up to 75 mph before officers halted him near the Brokenstraw Creek bridge. Warren A. Ross of Washington Street followed from the fourth street intersection to West Main Street in a reckless manner. both cases were filed with Alderman George Gordon.
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Corry
Chester R. Hajec
FLD. 2
Hast Columous Avenue
Wayne Street
Brokenstraw Creek
Columbus
Hajec
George Gordon
Warren A. Ross
Woahhington Street
Washington
Center Street
Second Avenue
West Main
Derma
Bold Bandits Rob $90,000 In Jacksonville Bank Job
Four armed white men robbed the Fila National Bank of Jacksonville, kidnapping a vice president and cashier and forcing him to help load cash into a car. The heist occurred as workers arrived, with the robbers binding several female employees and escaping with an estimated $85,000 to $90,000. Law enforcement blocked roads and FBI agents joined the investigation. no injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Ali
Fila National Bank of
Jesse N ‘Wood
Vic
Gray
Wood
Highway Patrol
Birmingham
Federal Bureaus of Tivestigation
Lock of
Banc
Siemien
Margaret Denson
X Teller
Deniola Aderholt
Betty Hicks
Catherine Angel
Margaret Blair
Moon Death Sentence Appeal Heads to Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court was asked to stay Norman W. Moon's death sentence, arguing 1951 mental health law requires commitment to a mental hospital. Moon, who killed Judge Wade in Warren County in 1964, was found sane by a court after a sanity commission deemed him mentally ill. His attorneys appeal the ruling seeking a halt to the execution.
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Associated Pres
Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Tony
Warren County
Norman W. Moot
Connellsville
Moon
High Court
Supreme Court
A~ Nison
Wade
Warren
Jill
Alexander C Flick Jr
Thomas W. Waggoner Jr
Edward Dumbauld
Uniontown
Ey Beshitis
Marchuk Convicted by Army Court in Spying Case
Pvt William T Marchuk of Norristown Pa held captive in Russia was convicted by a military court of desertion and providing U S military secrets to the Soviet Union He faced a possible sentence ranging from years to a decade with verdict announced after closed evidence sessions The defense contends the case involved classified material and Marchuk pleaded innocent stating no motive to defect
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Pvi
William T. Marchuk
Norristown
Russia
U. S
Berlin
William T. Mare Vhuk
Bovine
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Maretik
Th Lng
Marchuk
Ino
Ir Ig
Maarchiuke
Hostie
Bertin
Mirchuk
Wis
Ermotiot
James E. Johnson
Jonraboro
Ark Yu
Phose
Murchuke
East Berlin
Marihuk
John Ho Noble
Detroit
William A. Verdine
Starks
Lincolber
Rusalun
Yorkiti
Marehuk
Murzhuk
North Viet Nam refugees risk southward move in bid to flee war
British officials report May 1 as flood of refugees from North Viet Nam seeks exit to the South with about 700000 already gone and 400000 more hoping to leave. In Saigon Paris and Saigon reach accord on withdrawal of French forces from Hanoi. Floods from torrential rain hit four western states causing five deaths and evacuations. A lightning strike kills 42 students at a Kingsville Texas storm. Colorado suffers floods with evacuations and emergency declarations. Oklahoma and Texas report rising waters.
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Viet Nam
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Viet
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Diem
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Kingsville
Teas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Polio Vaccine Program Faces Prolonged Stalemate
Uncertainty over mass polio vaccinations prompts delay in embargoed vaccine batches. Public Health Service and Capitol officials weigh manufacturing, distribution, and oversight plans while health experts urge calm amid mounting confusion and public concern.
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Associated
Prem Wannington
Malmo
Yale Senior Rejects 400000 Bequest From Father
A Yale University senior renounces a 400000 fortune willed by his father. Surrogate William T Collins upholds the will against the student who claimed the fund would burden his moral and political views. The high court battle centers on the legitimacy and influence of the legacy.
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Asociated Press
New York
Yale University
Wiliam T Collins
Eugene F Suter Jr
Proposals for European buffer zone gain limited support
Governor backs plans to extend Pennsylvania turnpike toll routes and build new lanes to aid industrial growth. Leaders say the extensions would boost development across north central and western Pennsylvania, including Shawon Stroudsburg corridor and gaps near the Ohio border.
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Sharon
West Virginia
Menuites
Atiault
Fewrihie
Faye
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Legyth
Williamaport
Lock Haver
Heer
New York
Uinnele
Ategheny Mountains
Pennsylvia
City Uses $1,329 to Sell Bonds and Fees Listed
A local inquiry reveals bond selling costs totaling $1,329 with related outlays amounting to $1,820.39 for the $40,000 issue. Expenditures include bond proceedings, recording, notices, and publishing. Names and items span Security Banknote Co, Erie County Journal, George J. Wilson, and others, with various clerical and publishing charges.
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Conneil
Pollowiti
Security Banknot Co
Erie County
Leja Journ
Ady
Feord Publictiing Co
George J, Wilson
Secretary of Internal Affaire
Cony Evening Journal
Cony Byoning Journinl
Ord
Verkifientes
Tories
M. Brown
Erle
Fule
Roker Nt. Brown
Soviets Reject Offer Of Big Three Ambassadors Meet
Berlin reports say the Big Three ambassadors rejected a Western proposal to study West Berlin tax problems with direct talks by the West German government. Moscow insisted the issue requires direct West German discussion. The four power talks in Bonn included Western and Moscow officials. They discussed a plan from West Germany to fund essential Bayt Chee maintenance funds.
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Berlin
Wisteri Ambasadors
West Berlin
Gottuntat
Blackmall
Wyat
East Clem
Ure Hastert
Thydd
Ith Pynhkin
Geriary
Sit 'Hey
Weal Gormatiy
Bayt Chee Math Fonds
Governor demands milk price cuts from milk commission
Harrisburg Governor George M. Loader pressed the Milk Control Commission to slash prices for milk power and other dairy products. In a letter at his weekly briefing, he urged four quart reductions and full hearings to justify any changes, warning he will move if the panel resists reforms for consumers and producers.
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Harrisburg
George M. Loader
Wekly
Commission
Iitual
Charjen
J. OnLaughtin
Deaiere
Beald
Howevr
Tibet
Nomininion
Tondiae
Ny Mille Control Administration
Canmintion
Elton
Philadelphia
Pittaburgh
Aluy
Russia shows interest in European buffer zone idea
U S officials see little merit yet in a neutral buffer zone across Europe proposed between Russia and Western powers. Eisenhower cautioned against hasty judgment, while diplomats weigh Russia's motives and possible outcomes, including a neutral Germany under certain conditions and a Western-aligned NATO stance for West Germany.
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Washington
U. S
Rusald
Prindent
Eisenhower
Boyles
Europe
Germany
Austria
Huy
United States
Ily Rovientnent
Ventur
Rawal
Iermary
West Germany
NATO
Corryite Heads County Bankers Meeting in Bele Bracken
Approximately 90 bankers attended the annual gathering of the county bankers association in Bele Bracken. The session, led by Chiles crappey cacan and Russell Mélenoy, focused on banking relations, equity issues, and institutional deliveries amid ongoing discussions.
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Chiles Crappey Cacan
WG Culvens Natlorial Bank
Exie Couuity
Kahkya
Bracken
Oregon
Lautiure
Throuployé
Equity
Ballame
Relatuatio Deliverie
Russell Mélenoy
Naplimad
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