Move to Oust Frondizi Argentina's Crisis Near Climax
Argentina's government nears a crisis climax as military chiefs plot to oust President Frondizi. They demand sweeping reforms and a military cabinet, objecting to Peronist infiltration and Frondizi's partial cabinet changes. Internal strife grows after failed coups and arrests.
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Seuenos Aires
Argentina
Frondizi
Vitolo
Ing
Prondizi
Interior
Alfredo Vitolo
Juan Peron
Cal
Peron
Local hospital notes and resident names appear
A list of individuals associated with hospitals and towns is shown. Names include Edwin L. Gaylord, Karen L. Jones, Susan Dale Jones, mElmer H, Norman Lee Haunschild, Paul B. Hernandez, Mrs. Don Martin, Phyllis Louise Warnock, Louis Miller, and Cecil L. O Brate linked to Deerfield, Gardendale, Ingalls, Holmb, Sublette, and other places. The fragmentary entry references 1205 N 10th and 1306 N 8th streets alongside several towns.
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Edwin L. Gaylord
Karen L. Jones
Deerfield
Susan Dale Jones
mElmer H
Ringe
Dighton
Norman Lee Haunschild
Bismissals
Paul B. Hernandez
Gardendale
Don Martin
Phyllis Louise Warnock
Holmb
Louis Miller
Cecil L. O'Brate
Ingalls
Local Market Change Sparks Produce Trade Shuffle
A fragmented market update notes Lindh Produce Co and several sellers named A and B trading medium and large grade items. The report references cream cheese products, poultry like Hens, and fluctuating prices across Bs and Cs categories amid a crowded local market scene.
Local Traffic Crashes And Late Market Summary
Yesterday in Orrilla Stonehocker’s area and at 608 Garden City Ave in the 200 block on N Main two collisions led to assorted bonds and fines. Cattle and hog market figures show cattle and veal prices mostly steady with mixed shifts across weights and grades.
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Orrilla Stonehocker
Conkling
Henry Larrace
Eli E. Nightengale
Aminence Rt
Larry Martin Mattkus
Garden City Ave
N. Main
Skansas City
Two Women Lawyers Lead Hughett and Hughett Firm
Louisville story profiles Maude Hughett and daughter Josephine Hughett, partners in a mother daughter law team located between the jail and courthouse. Maude, nearly 71, recalls pioneering female legal work in the South, including federal court cases and law school admissions. Josephine, practicing since 1941, left music to study law and became an early Kentucky assistant attorney general.
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Louisville
Josephine
Hughett
Maude
Court House
Hughetts
Knoxville
Mason-Dixons
University of Tennessee Law School
Kentucky
Housing Bill Goes to House
Washington AP reports a chopped down housing bill worth 1.375 billion dollars cleared the Senate 56 to 31 and heads to the House. The fate hinges on President Eisenhower who faces expected opposition and a possible veto amid reduced scope and a two year program rather than six.
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Washington
White House
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Norman P Mason
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Everett M. Dirksen
Winds
Juveniles Take Offer But No Repayment
In Edinburg Texas four nonstudent juveniles visited Pan American College to borrow money via a board loan scheme. They removed bills totaling 27 dollars with no plan to repay. Juvenile officers took the youths home to their parents and recovered details were not released.
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Edinburg
Tex
Didistin Board
Pan American College
John Gi Pully Proves Gentle Tactics For Troubled Youth
In a Bronx public school record, John Gi Pully, nearing retirement, champions a child loving approach over punishment. He asserts no child is inherently bad and credits daily presence, firm yet nonpunitive discipline, and close work with families and youth groups. Fordham University honors him for exceptional service to God through professional work.
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New York
John Gi Pully
Bronx
Tully
nHinainal
Insignis
Fordham University
Armstrong struck by pneumonia in Spoleto hospital
Jazz icon Louis Armstrong was rushed to Spoleto civil hospital with pneumonia after a left chest pain and initial heart attack fear. Doctors at the Festival of Two Worlds venue said his condition is not grave and he will require rest, possibly two weeks, with his wife by his side and Menotti noting he arrived exhausted.
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Spoleto
Italy
Louis Armstrong
New Orleans
Sian-Carlo Menotti
Armstrong
Menotti
New York
Queen Elizabeth Tour Gains Steam Across Canada
QUEBEC(AP) After a slow start, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip grow a following as they sail the Britannia up the St Lawrence. Crowds swell in Quebec City and northern towns like Bagotville Chicoutimi and Arvida with thousands awaiting a glimpse and city officials planning a state dinner. Royal visits showcase Canada Britain ties and Canadian industrial expansion.
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Quebec
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Prince Philip
St. Lawrence
North America
Arvida
Baggotville
Chicoutimi
Britain
Mental Health Group Elects Finney County President
Mental Health Association directors named Art Wilson, St Mary's school teacher, as president after a special meeting. He succeeds Mrs. C. E. We Carty who resigned. Wilson will be replaced as vice president by Mrs. Harold Stoner. A speakers bureau for civic groups was announced with Mrs. Walter Snell handling contacts. A membership drive is planned for later this year and the next meeting is set for July 13 with public invitation.
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Finney County Mental Health Association Board of
Art Wilson
St. Mary's
C. E. WeCarty
Wilson
Association
Harold Stoner
Walter Snell
Eisenhower to lay Capitol cornerstone in Masonic ceremonies
President Eisenhower will lay the cornerstone of the Capitol’s new cast front at noon July 4 in Masonic ceremonies. The event echoes historic cornerstone layings by Washington and Fillmore, with the president participating apart from the lodge ceremonies. Two brothers from St Louis, James and Joseph Hecker, were arrested while allegedly en route to a bomb plot, with a third brother Gerald already detained after a bombing at the St Louis Arena.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Capitol
J. George Stewart
Louisville
Jefferson County
James
F. Hecker
Joseph
Hecker
St. Louis
Fern Creek
Gerald
James Hecker
Washington University
Germany
St. Louis County
Webster Groves
Arena
Special Commission
Millard Fillmore
House
Senate
George Washington
Lodge
Fire ravages Stalheim resort hotel in Norway
A deadly fire at the Stalheim resort hotel in Norway killed seven guests and left around 35 injured. About 130 American visitors were among the guests, with 12 Britons, 4 Swedes, and several Norwegians also present. The 99‑room hotel burned to ashes in about two hours as crews from nearby areas fought the blaze. Investigators said the fire likely started in a room and that some missing guests may have escaped or perished in the flames.
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Stalheim
Norway
Farris Caldwell
Georgia
Network executive says TV does more good
Salt Lake City AP reports CBS public service chief George D. Crothers argues that TV programs present simple good and evil and probably benefit children more than harm. He contends violence isn’t the issue for youth but the ability to distinguish right from wrong.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Becaues TV
George D. Crothers
Columbia Broadcasting System
Crothers
National Council of Juvenile Court
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Garden City
Guocar Produce Market
Lindh Produce Co
Hans
Kenneth Lee Kingston
Russell Mulligan
W. Fir
John Tarrace
Donald William Tanner
Jesse Perez, Jr
Meadow
Richard Johnson
Alvin Franklin Phillips
Kansas City Livestock
Usi
Kordham
Laurence J. McGinley
S.J
New York City
F.D.N.Y
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
Robert F
Sublette
Don Sayles
Larry Bilis
Haskell County Monitor-Chief
B. Marver
Los Angeles
Olds
Oldsmobile
Olde
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Nolan Motor CO
Kansas
Roche
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