Guatemalan War Sparks Liberation Government Formed
Anti Communist Liberation Army declares anti Arbenz government in captivity of Chiquimula and Zacapa. Air strikes hit Guatemala City, Zacapa bases as forces clash with Arbenz loyalists. Honduras disavows Liberation movement while planners seek army defections.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala
Jacob Arbenz Guzman
Radio Liberation
High Command
Communist Party
Ore
Arbenz
INSJ
Guatemala Iy
Zacapa
Liberation
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala City
Carlos Castillo Armasch
Horiduras
Liberation Ai
Matamoros
Chiquimula
2Ucana
Honduran
Secretariat of
The
National Liberation Movement
Secretariat
Liberation Army
Fatal Smash on Golden Gate Bridge Involving Crew
A San Lorenzo man William Choate 34 was seriously injured and a fellow bridge worker Louis Clifton 41 died when a shanty office being moved by a large truck crane on the Golden Gate Bridge triggered a crash. A Sausalito woman Mrs Ethelwyn Steese 42 was injured.
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San Francisco
San Lorenzo
Golden Gate Bridge
Sausalito
William Choate
Esser Avenue
Louis Clifton
Ethelwyn Steese
Choate
M Strese
Ahanty
Clifton
Franklin Hospital
Negotiations Resume to Avoid Steel Strike in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, the CIO United Steelworkers and U.S. Steel resumed formal wage talks to avert a strike before the Wednesday labor agreement expiry. McDonald and Stephens led committees, after a previous offer was rejected as unsatisfactory by a 170 member wage policy panel. Time-honored industry standard expectations loom as talks restart.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
US. Steel Corp
USW
David J. McDonald
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
Origi
Rail Crash Investigated Near Hallam Nebraska
An investigation began into the derailment of the Rock Island Rocky Mountain Rocket two miles northeast of Hallam Nebraska. Seventy three of nearly two hundred passengers were injured as one diesel unit and eight of eleven cars left the track and plunged down a twenty foot embankment. Injured were taken to Lincoln Beatrice and Crete hospitals while others were escorted to depots by buses. Passengers described the scare as a log sliding into water.
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Hallam
Neb
INS
Rock Island
Rocky Mountain
Lincoln
Beatrice
Crete
Omaha
Harold Lezard
St Louis
Soviet Sub Fleet Unveiling Rumored Amid China Clash
Tokyo reports diplomatic and military sources say the Soviet Union may unveil its Asiatic submarine fleet following China’s seizure of a Soviet tanker. Pravda blames the U S Navy, while intelligence notes up to 100 submarines and bases on Hainan island and along the Chinese coast.
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Tokyo
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Formosa
United States
Chiang Kai-Shek
Pravda
Communist Party
U. S. Navy
American Miliia
Yulin
Hainan
Frantic Search for 5YearOld Cupertina Girl in Sierra Nevada
A 5-year-old Cupertino girl, Kathy Paxton, vanished near Carson Pass in the Sierra Nevada after 4:30 PM. A posse of about 30 deputies, campers, foresters, and highway patrolmen led by Alpine County Sheriff Orrin Brown, with San Jose bloodhounds, scoured the 8000 foot area overnight in cold, windy conditions. Deputies theorized she may have taken a wrong turn while returning to her parents camp and reported her missing to the State Forestry Service at 7 PM.
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Markleeville
Calif
Cupertino
Carson Pass
Sierra Nevada
Kathy Paxton
Alpine County
Orrin Brown
San Jose
H A R D Meeting Set For Monday at Hayward Center
Hayward Area Recreation District will hold its annual meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Hayward Community Center located at 1015 E Street. The session replaces the July 5 meeting and aims to issue all warrants before June 30, the close of the fiscal year.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
P.m
Hayward Community Center
E” Street
Sabotage Hinted In Million Dollar San Pedro Blaze
Federal authorities joined city arson investigators in San Pedro to probe sabotage after a 1 million dollar fire at Tide Water Associated Oil docks. One man is missing, and 12 ships were moved to safety as seven explosions followed the initial blast at 6 30 p.m. The cement wall around the tanks limited damage to port facilities. FBI and Navy intelligence aided the probe along with coast guard crews and local police.
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San Pedro
INS
City
Los Angeles
Imarine
Tide Water Associated Oil Company
Abay Oil Company
F. F. Coyle
NAVY
FBI
Jerry A. Alders
Coast Guard
Fihemen
Shebang
W. Ormand
Des Moines River Flood Damage Climbs to 16 Million
Des Moines river floods in Central Iowa push damage estimates to about 16 million dollars as the Army Engineers report a rise in losses downstream from Des Moines. A severe thunderstorm hit Waterloo with hail and 105 mph winds, causing injuries but no major damage. A 68 year old Waterloo woman died in an auto accident during the storm. The Des Moines river began receding after a record crest of 30.19 feet, while the Raccoon river crest was slightly lower than forecast. Eddyville and Okumwa were threatened as dikes held. Most damage occurred in the Des Moines river basin with tens of thousands evacuated and nearly 500,000 acres flooded.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Theck Island District
Army Engineers
Waterloo
Raccoon
Eddyville
Okumwa
Corps of Engineers
Alhough
Churchill Holds Private Talk With Dulles On Asia Policy
In Washington today Prime Minister Churchill met with President Eisenhower and requested a private conference with Secretary of State Dulles to discuss Southeast Asia policy. Dulles and Eden had a two hour fifteen minute discussion earlier, described as a good talk, amid efforts to align Western policy in Indochina.
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Winston Churchill
Washington, D.C
White House
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Indochina
Winston
Dulles
U.S
Southeast Asia
Churchill
United States
Far East
Executive
House
Senate
Churchil- Eisenhower
Asia
Churchill-Dulles
European Defense Community
Secon
United
Southeast Asia Alliance
Northrealy Organization
Red Action
Geneva
Eden
House of Commons
U N Washes Its Hands On Guatemala Trouble
United Nations officials signaled withdrawal from Guatemala crisis as Security Council clashed over intervention. Russia and Guatemala pressed for action while Nicaragua and Honduras faced accusations of aggression. The U N plans to refer to the OAS and possible travel bans on Communist agents.
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U.N
Guatemala
United Nations
Ths
U.S
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Russia
Guatermala
U.N. Security Council
Ise
Loay-Isueing
Organization of American States
inter-American Peace Committee
Nicaragua
Honduras
Argentina
Brazil
Cuba
Axico
Washington
OAS
Red
Latin America
FF Fuga
Lodge
5. K. Tsarapkin
U. N
Soviet Union
Guillermo Toriello
VM. Molotov
Assembly
India Red Pact Reported in Process
New Delhi India Prime Minister Nehru and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai expected to sign a mutual friendship pact. The agreement would not require a military alliance but would pledge China's respect for India's territorial integrity and neutrality if war occurs. The move follows Chou En Lai's announced Rangoon visit en route to Peiping from Geneva talks. Demonstrators gathered in Rangoon outside the U S embassy shouting Americans go home.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Chow En-Lai
China
Chou
Rangoon
Burma
Peiping
Geneva
U Nau
U.S
Golden Gate Annex Proposal At San Lorenzo Meeting
San Lorenzo annexation talk centers on adding the Golden Gate Homes area to the San Lorenzo Homes association. The 8 p.m. meeting at the community center 453 Paseo Grande will hear a report from the Golden Gate citizens committee circulating annexation contracts and deed restrictions for signatures. The board may approve the 53 lot Bradickson Homes parcel south of Bockman road for annexation if enough signatures are gathered.
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San Lorenzo
Golden Gate Homes
San Lorenzo Homes Association
Paseo Grande
Golden Gate
Golden Gate Area
The
Homes Association
Bockman Road
Bradickson Homes
Freakish Seiche Drowns Three At Chicago Beaches
A freak seiche caused a six foot rise in Lake Michigan water sweeping piers and beaches from Loyola to Jackson Park. Three drownings reported at Montrose and North Avenue beaches, with several injured and one cruiser lost in debris. Coast guards searched for missing persons as witnesses described the sudden wave.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Montrose Avenue
Poice
Loyola
Jackson Park
Denly
Montrose Beach
North Avenue Beach
Monterosé
Theodore Stempinski
John Jaworski
North Avenue
Tony Kudelko
Stempinski
Nate Goldsand
Paul Johnson
Johnson
Marvin Katz
Merrill Ischiffman
Katz
Colorado Air Academy Site Under Scrutiny in Colorado Springs
A three member Air Force inspection team toured Lowry Air Force Base as a potential interim academy site. Gov Dan Thornton's committee planned to set up an office in Colorado Springs to acquire 15100 acres, with $1 million appropriated for land purchase. Eminent domain could accelerate title as needed, potentially seven months in court. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright may consult on academy plans.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Air Force
Air Academy
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Washington
Lowry
Dan Thornton
Academy Acquisition Committee
Duke‘ Dunbar
Earl Dunbar
Chicago
T. Clifford Noonan
Graham, Anderson, Probst and
White
Kitty Hawk Associates
Frank Lloyd Wright
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Chicago Pier
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