Military Revolt Reported In Argentina Amid Unrest
Reports from Buenos Aires say President Frondizi faces a revolutionary plot with interior mutinies and Cordoba garrison unrest. Police sweep capitals arrest top generals as dissidents backed by Campo de Mayo and Salta troops challenge civilian rule amid anti-Peron and anti-Communist sentiment.
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Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Cordoba
Coroba
Porcella
Tuesay
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Campo de Mayo
Salta
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Frondizi
Clark Urges Readiness at Army Staff College Graduation
Leavenworth Kansas AP Gen Bruce C Clark urged tighter preparations for possible limited wars at the 78th graduation of the U S Army Command and General Staff College Capt Paul J Mueller Jr honorary graduate son of retired Maj Gen and Mrs Paul J Mueller Washington DC Clark called graduates to deliver good honest staff work and combat readiness with team play and rapid reaction time to foster understanding of general and limited war
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Kas
Bruce C. Clark
Beremins
U. S. Continental’ Army Command
Ft. Morron
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Paul J. Mueller Jr
U. S
Paul J. Mueller
Washington, DC
Clark
Housing Bill Passes Senate House Conference Compromise
Washington AP reports a $3.375 billion housing bill faces approval by Eisenhower after Senate House conferees cut funding to curb GOP criticism. Sparkman and Capehart see likely signature, while some Republicans say it exceeds presidential recommendations. The package boosts government housing authorizations and FHA loan authority with liberalized terms.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Senate House
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Homer B. Capehart
R-Ind
Hisefhower
Conference
FHA
Veterans’ Administration
Hearing Set For Missile Possession In Salina Area
In Topeka AP report a hearing is set in Wichita on June 24 to consider a motion to grant the federal government possession of land for two intercontinental ballistic missile launching sites. The land totals 76.42 acres in Ottawa County near Bennington and 106.82 acres in Saline County near Falun.
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Wichita
Salina
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Salina County
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Traffic Deaths Rise In Topeka Area Report
AP summary notes Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section. For the 24 hours ending at 9 a.m. on the date reported, Topeka area records show three deaths. Comparisons show 1959 totals up from 1958 figures.
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Topeka
Kansas
White Eagle Reports Three New Northwest Finney Oil Finds
Oil activity rises in Finney County as White Eagle reveals three new finds in Northwest Pleasant Prairie. Latest reports list White Eagle 4 No. 3 Jones with 145 barrels in 3 hours and no water, White Eagle D No. 3 USA with 72 barrels in 5 hours and 27 percent water, and White Eagle D No. 2 USA with 1 barrel in 3 hours and 2 percent water. Additional wells include Jones O No. 33, Lee Reeve No. 2, E C Davis No. 1, and White Eagle No. 30 Jones O, all producing oil at depths around 5,000 feet. Gas wells appear under Texaco and Garvey Drilling with unit and surface pipe data.
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Pleasant Prairie
Finney County
Jones
Mississippi
U.S A
Simpson
U.S.A
Jones “O
Helmrich
Payne Toole
Champlin Oil and Refining
Lee Reeve
Tommy Ward
Texaco In
E.C. Davis
Capitt
Haskell County
Helmrich and
Payne
Texaco Inc
Ed Hughes
Garvey Drilling
Preisser- Erickson
Garvey
Living Costs In U S Hit Peak in May
Washington AP report shows May living costs reached a record high with a 0.1 percent rise from April, driving the Labor Department index to 124 in 1947–49 terms. Spendable earnings for a four person factory family rose to 81.03 weekly, up 35 cents from April, with buying power up about 9 percent from a year earlier.
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Washington
Labor Department
H. E. Riley
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
House OKs Ceiling Hike Amid Debt Debate
Washington AP reports the House approved a temporary rise of the national debt ceiling to 295 billion dollars effective until June 30, 1960, after a blame laden debate claiming the move necessary to pay government bills. About 100000 aircraft workers would gain a penny per hour based on the May index, at Fairchild Hughes Martin and North American manufacturers. The Senate must act.
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House
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Martin
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Riley
Soldiers Home Dedication Set at Ft. Dodge Kansas
On Sunday July 12 the New Nimitz Hall at the Kansas Soldiers Home Fort Dodge will be dedicated at 2 p.m. An Open House invites visitors to tour the dormitory and inspect other facilities. J D Adams Kansas Veterans commission Southwest urges all eligible to visit the home. Members include veterans widows mothers and fathers with cottages for couples and dormitories for single men and women. Superintendent Mr Starkey reports 350 members with potential rise to 500.
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Muster Pay Reminder for Korean Veterans
Reports indicate many Korean veterans have not received their mustering out pay after discharge. The text discusses debt ceilings, Eisenhower's request for treasury borrowing authority, and a temporary debt limit expiring June 30. It also notes film casting changes in Chicago related to a 1950s movie and a Kansas Veterans Commission inquiry.
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Chicago
Chicago Sanitary District
Crats
Kansas
Soviet Proposes 18 Month Berlin Occupation Deadline
At Geneva the Soviet Union renewed demand for a deadline on Allied occupation of West Berlin and proposed extending to 18 months. Gromyko outlined new proposals during a tense four power session, signaling a tougher line despite Western rejections.
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West Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve
de Murville
Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
Berlin
Omissions Identified at Garden City Hospitals
Today in Garden City Hospitals a list of patients and partial addresses appears, naming Oscar L. Bryant Dighton Terry W Robinson 1113 Pearl Mrs John Berison 107 W Walk jer Paul B Hernandez Gardendale Mrs Kenneth Funk 306 Ander Vern Lee Wilks 907 Conkling 500 Mrs Donald C Perkins 616 Oth William H Briscoe 209 N 12th Mrs George H McGillivray Trysses Ralph Winton Hinkle 812 Center Terry Flynn 1608 N 6th Edith Hate 901 8th Mrs Robert Heirigs 1605 yeorge Mrs Don Martin 1306 N 8th Calvin B P Ridder Mariernthal Debra K Ridder Marienthal Scott V Garnand 206 E Pine Mrs Dionicio Garcia 305 E Santa Fe Mrs Giewartowski 61g N Sth
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Dighton
Terry W .Robinson
Pearl
John
Berison
W. Walk
Paul B. Hernandez
Gardendale
Kenneth Funk
Ander- Vern Lee Wilks
Conkling
Donald C. Perkins
William H. Briscoe
George H. McGillivray
Trysses
Ralph Winton Hinkle
Traffic accident injures cyclist Brenda Turner in Evans and Laurel
Yesterday Phillip Roger Dick of 605 Center struck Brenda Sue Turner riding a bicycle at Evans and Laurel. The impact occurred near Washington street intersections, yielding minor injuries and prompting a police response.
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Center
Brenda Sue Turner
Washington
Evans' and
Laurel
Publicity Men Recall Old Days in Hollywood
AP report recalls veteran publicity men from 1907 era who built film fame for stars like Mary Pickford and Rudolph Valentino. They recount stunts such as Leo the Lion promotions and the grasp-tease, noting shifts from studio publicity to independent offices and a move toward more restrained celeb public image.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Calif
Mary Pickford
Williams&, Hart
Rudolph Valentino
Pete Smith
Leo the Lion
MGM
Line Quarberg
Doll
Ftudios
t|Liberace
Jayne Mansfield
Slayer Will Not Be Tried For Murder
Philadelphia District Attorney says teen slayer Edward J. Cooney will not be tried for murder. He recommends keeping the 15 year old under Municipal Court jurisdiction as a juvenile delinquent and committing him to a state industrial school. Psychiatric reports say the boy is emotionally disturbed and could require mental health treatment. The slaying occurred in Mt Airy as Cooney strangled 3% year old Becky Holt and hid the body in a toy closet. Holt's father Anatole Holt urged parental vigilance and help for the boy.
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Philadelphia
Becky Holt
Victor H. Blanc
Edward J. Cooney
Municipal Court
Young Cooney
Holt
Sven 15
Cooney
Markets Local Produce Market and Kansas City Livestock Review
Local produce prices listed by Lindh Produce Co with eggs assorted by grade and dairy items, plus Parmars Elevator market notes. Kansas City AP report shows cattle receipts light, hogs 3,000 with mixed weights and price ranges, sows 11.00-12.75, sheep not tested.
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Kansas City
NBC Chairman Forecasts Political Gag On Campaign Coverage
NBC chairman Robert W Sarnoff warned of a political gag on radio and television campaign coverage unless equal time rules are changed. ABC vice president John Daly argued the Federal Communications Act would force broadcasters to suspend political coverage, equating it to newsroom self-censorship and misusing space for opponents. He said enforcement would cripple news reporting while Sarnoff compared similar limits to newspapers, noting the act’s impact on quoting candidates.
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Robert W Sarnoff
NBC Network
John Daly
ABC
MciDaly
Federal Communications Commission
Sarnoff
FCC
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