Dulles Blames Truman On Peron Rise In Argentina
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles charged that U S interference in Argentina helped Juan Peron rise to power. He said Peron gained strength amid foreign meddling resentment and declined to specify when Truman officials intervened. Dulles argued Eisenhower policy allowed natural forces to push Peron out, rebutting Gainza Paz’s claim of undue friendliness.
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Washington
U.R
John Foster Dulles
Truman
Argentina
Juan Peron
Peron
Dulles
Alberto Gainza Paz
Buenos Aires
la Prensa
Eisenhower
U.S
New York Herald Tribune
Albert Gainze Paz
le Prensa
Stevenson Denounces Low Road Attack in Morristown
Adlai E. Stevenson criticized President Eisenhower for a low road attack, saying Nixon era rhetoric labels opponents as wicked. He argued political disagreement is twisted into moral delinquency and warned against likening opposition to treachery and communism. He spoke to several thousand in Morristown New Jersey.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Hisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Cleveland
Morristown
Nixon
Benson Maps Farm Defense Tour Across 18 States
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson announced a nationwide defense tour of administration farm policies. He will travel from New Jersey to Washington, giving about 20 speeches in 18 states until Oct 29, with drought-area stops in New Mexico, Colorado, and Nebraska.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
New Jersey
Benson
Jame H Benson
Illnois
Utah
Ohio
Missouri
Iowa
Nevada
California
Idaho
Montana
Pennsylvania
Texas
Oklahoma
Florida
New Mexico
Colorado
Nebraska
Oklahoma Panhandle
Two Killed in Sports Car Crash Near Patterson
PATTERSON Calif TM Keith White 25 and John Spriggs 25 both of Salinas were killed last night when their sports car went out of control on State Highway 33 five miles north of here and slammed into a loaded tractor trailer. White and Spriggs were returning home from a sports car race in Sacramento at the time. The truck driver Elwyn Dunn 32 of Lindsay said the car driven by White veered on a curve, skidded sideways, struck the truck and ended under the trailer. The car burst into flames immediately.
Ford and Maglie Named For World Series Opener
Whitey Ford was chosen by manager Casey Stengel to start the Yankees opener at Ebbets Field with Sal Maglie drawing the Dodgers first game assignment. Maglie, 13 wins this season, convinced Walt Alston his arm is sound for Wednesday’s game. Ford, 27, posted a 19-6 record and has the hot hand after a strong season, while Maglie secured the ball after a six-hitter against the Pirates last week.
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Whitey Ford
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees Today
Jinx
Ebbetsfield
Sal
Barber
Maglie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wednesey
Maglis
Dodgers
Walt Alston
Mangte
Nine Firemen Hurt in Blaze in West Baltimore
A massive three story brick building housing Royal American Chrome and Oriole Paver Box in West Baltimore was gutted in a 10 alarm blaze. Nine firefighters were injured as 70 fire vehicles responded at 3 am to the $500000 fire damage.
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Issi
Royal American Chrome Company
Oriole Paver Box Company
Amnesia Victim Surprises Wife After 12 Days Missing
Edward Frank Sandman, missing 12 days after fishing off Newport Beach Rhode Island, reappeared in Glendale Arizona. He walked dazedly when found and after a brief amnesia treatment recalled he was in New England. His wife in Pawtucket Rhode Island fainted upon hearing he was alive.
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Pawtucket
R. IL
Edward Frank Sandman
Sandman
Newport Beach
Derling
Lucien Luckett
Earl Iaing
Orme Morehead
Milburn Shelton
Grendele
Ariz
Shelton
Glendale
New England
United Press Jin
Massachusetts
Arizona
Pawtuckett
Charge Faces In Axe Slaying
Percy Busche Shelley, 1, was to face murder charges in court for the axe killing of bunk mate William Pettis, 62, at a Fremont labor cabin. Shelley, who called police, claimed self defense amid a threat with a heavy stick. He has prior felonious assault, forgery, mail theft convictions, and multiple vagrancy and drunkenness arrests. Also scheduled for arraignment were Agrefino, R. Masa, 63, Stockton, charged with stabbing Joseph Apodaca, 27, Alvarado, in a December case, with delays to secure interpreter and public defender services.
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Fremont
Percy Busche Shelley
William Pettis
Shelley
Rogers Lane
Fremont Avenue
Washington Township
A. Quayesina
Agrefino
R. Masa
Stockton
Joseph Apodaca
Alvarado
Anti Stalin Publicity Ordered By Russia
Russia ordered wider publicity for February Communist Party Congress decisions in which Nikita Khrushchev launched his anti Stalin line. Tito's recent trip to Moscow with Khrushchev raised speculation about support for Khrushchev and possible leadership challenges within the Communist bloc.
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London
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Khrushchev
Khtushchev
Proletarian Spy Message Found In Temagami Rock
A rock along a Temagami highway bears a large Russian inscription prompting local theories of Soviet propaganda or a spy message. A man stated the message was simple and puzzling, reading Girls, where are you.
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Temagami
Ont
Fli
Smog Officer Bans Open Rubbish Fires Bay Area wide
Bay Area Air Pollution control district commander Benjamin Linsky announced a ban on all open rubbish fires within Alameda Contra Costa Santa Clara San Francisco San Mateo and Marin counties. The regulation targets yard burning and city dumps and will take effect in 30 days, overriding local permits. District officials foresee possible legal challenges but plan to pursue court action if needed. Linsky, 44, formerly Detroit smoke control director, emphasized cleaning the area’s air despite possible enforcement hurdles.
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Benjamin Linsky
Linsxy
Alameda
Contra Costa
Santa Clara
San Fran
Jaigco
San Mateo
Marin
Linsky
Detroit
Founder of Real Estate Firm Hit By Sports Car
A well known retired Southern Alameda county real estate man was injured yesterday when struck by a sports car and shoved under a parked vehicle in downtown Hayward. John A. Deadrich Sr., 60, of Hayward, was treated for hip injuries and abrasions at Fairmont hospital and later moved to Eden hospital in good condition. His firm Deadrich Realtors is run by his son John with brothers Paul and Charles, local attorneys. Helen V. Brest, 32, of Hayward, suffered possible rib fractures after a three car crash on Hesperian Boulevard at Depot Road. Her vehicle rear ended another, pushing a second car into a southbound station wagon driven by James A. Sutton. Brest received emergency care at Fairmount hospital and was later transferred to Eden hospital.
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Hayward
John A. Deadrich
Sulphur Drive
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Eden Hospital
Deaditch Realtors
Watkins Street
James A. Mason
John
Paul and
Charles
Helen V. Brest
Sonoma Avenue
Hesperian Boulevard
Depot Road
Brost
David R. Pedersen
Greek Immigrant Stabbed After Night English Class
A young Greek immigrant was stabbed outside Mission High School after an evening English class in San Francisco. Police sought another student and noted a wide international context tied to the Suez Crisis, with references to Greece and regional tensions near Israel, Egypt, and Jordan.
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Mission
Cairo
Suez
Abou
Israel
Demos Krantsalis
Com
Minnst
China
Greece
United Nations
Henry Lewis
Coll
Niles Mother Saves 2 Girls Battles Blaze
Mrs. Edward Gustick of 1116 Tra lcourt saved two young daughters from a smoke filled home then fought a fire with a garden hose after smashing a kitchen window. She suffered severe arm cuts while pulling the children to safety and attempting to control the blaze until firefighters arrived. Damages were about 1500. The incident began when she detected smoke in the family room and returned to rescue Roy Anne 4 and Bonnie. She was treated by a family doctor.
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Joe Perry
Gustick
Roy Anne
Bonnie
Chee
Tragedy in Clinton: Father Kills Six Children Then Dies
In Clinton North Carolina Rufus A King 34 killed his six children aged 2 to 12 with a 410 gauge shotgun and fled before shooting himself in a swampy wood. Neighbors called him quiet and devoted, with a domestic quarrel cited as the trigger. Then deputies found the battered bodies at the tenant house four hours later.
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Clinton
N.C
Usx
Rufus A. King
iKing
Toom
King
King M
Enant
Grace
Sonny
Melvin
Ruth
Jerry
Susah
Ed Hines
Fanr
Christine Tyndall
Hed
Iron Long Girl Set for College Education by Telephine
MEW RO CHELLE NY a 22 year old polio paralyzed girl confined to a respirator begins college through a two way home telephone station. Janet Eberle will attend sociology classes at Concordia Collegiate Institute Bronxville with instructor Wilbur Luecke. The system lets her hear discussions and answer when called, with periodic in person visits and tape notes.
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Mew
Rochelle
INS
Janet Eberle
New York State
Bronxville
Jluecke
Jackson
Gilio Dondero
Iignt
James Fregulia
Amador County
Bevan Wins Labor Party Post In Move On Policy Split
Aneurin Bevan, left wing Labor leader, wins the party treasurer post and seizes a seat on the party executive, highlighting a rift with pro-Eden policy. He earlier defeated George Brown with grassroots support and denounced U S Middle East policy including the Suez crisis and Eden’s handling.
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England
Aneurin Bevan
Jan anti-Eden
Labor Party
Bevan
Hugh Gaitskell
Gaitskell
J Party
Chairan
George Brown
Organized Labor
United States
Middle East
Egypt
Aswam
Anthony Eden
Young prisoners escape Polish jail in Poznan riot
Young prisoners in a correctional institute near Poznan fled yesterday afternoon. They staged a street demonstration against the Poznan riot trials, according to reports.
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Poland
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