Argentina Near Brink of Revolution Amid Fire Fight
Reports from Buenos Aires describe a volatile national mood as army officers face warrants while President Frondizi reshuffles his cabinet. Protests by Communist and Peronist groups mix with unrest in labor and military circles, signaling a tense climate near potential upheaval.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pacheco
Alvaro Alsogaray
Toj
Arturo Frondizi
Ake
Frondizi
Alsogaray
Frondial
Seven Hospitalized War Secretary in Ant Peron Revolt Coverage
The telegram notes seven hospitalized officials including War Secretary Hector Solan and Vice Admiral Isage Rojas, with sports editor John Frazier unsure about a Patterson-Johannson fight. The fight was postponed due to bad weather, and editor Paul Murphy in Philadelphia hints at newsroom changes as the staff handles late wire copy. City actions include park use for Fourth of July, civic league voting, and infrastructure updates.
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John Frazier
Patterson-Johannson
Craed
Paul Murphy
Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin
Murphys
J. Hardin Smith
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas
Downing’s
Bob Wright
One Prisoner Dead as Result Of Rebellion
Springfield report says 53 inmates were injured when guards broke up a rebellion at the J. Medical Center. Richard Smith, 24, died from a fractured skull after guards stormed the hospital wing. seven prisoners remained hospitalized and one hostage guard, Robert Rosendahl, was treated for severe cuts. Damages totaled about 10000 to cell blocks and furnishings. Smith, jailed for federal motor vehicle theft and threats to the president, had a convoluted transfer history from Utah to Oklahoma.
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Springfield
The
J. §. Medical Center
Russell C. Settle
Richard Smith
Robert B. Rosendahl
Seitle
Settle
Smith
Salt Lake City
Lions Install New Officers
The Garden City Lions Club installed seven new officers and six directors at a regular meeting. A. H. Elland, dean of Garden City Junior College, succeeded Maynard Knief, with Richard Bortz as 1st vice president Albert Thies as 2nd vice president Joe Tennessen as 3rd vice president Elwood Droegemueller as secretary Bob Wheaton as tail twister and lion tamer. Directors re-elected: Bob Garnand W. R. Grundy Walter Wolff George Purnell Marshal Finney and Gene Holloway, club treasurer.
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Garden City Lions Club
A. H. Elland
Garden City Junior College
Maynard Knief
Richard Bortz
Albert Thies
Joe Tennessen
Elwood Droegemueller
Bob Wheaton
Lion Tamer
Bob Garnand
W. R. Grundy
Walter Wolff
George Purnell
Marshal Finney
Gene Holloway
Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast Summary
Tonight fair with a few high level thunderstorms along the western border. Lows around 60s. Southerly winds near 15 mph. Friday hot and fair with southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Afternoons around 100. Sunrise 5 34. Sunset 8 10. Rain chances minimal.
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Sunger
Disbarred judge seeks dismissal of ouster bid
AP reports Kansas Supreme Court asked by John N. Stice to dismiss action by Attorney General John Anderson to oust him from the Wichita common pleas bench arguing he cannot serve as a salvor after disbarment. In Norway, Stalheim Hotel fire death toll rises with 13 found.
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Pexa (Ap
John N. Stice
Atormey
Kansas Supreme Court
Anderson
Bergen
Norway
Stalheim
Voss
Satchmo Ill In Spoleto Italy During Festival
Louis Armstrong known as Satchmo lay gravely ill in a coma in Spoleto Italy after heart disturbances worsened a pneumonia attack doctors said. American physician Dr Alexander Schiff said he did not suffer a heart attack, noting long-term wind instrument playing can weaken the heart. Armstrong, a New Orleans jazz icon, was invited to perform at the Two Worlds Festival in the Spoleto Theater.
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Spolete
Italy
Louis
Satchmo) Armstrong
Satehmo
Alexander Schiff
Ang Satchmo
New Orleans
Armstrong
Judge grants Nike base sites for Smoky Hill guarding
WICHITA AP Immediate possession of two Nike missile base sites to guard Smoky Hill Air Force Base near Salina was granted by U.S. Dist. Judge Delmas C. Hill. The lands include 76.42 acres in Ottawa County near Bennington and 106.82 acres in Saline County near Falun.
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Wichita
Smoky
Hill Air Force Base
Salina
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Dist
Delmas C. Hill
Ottawa County
Bennington
Saline County
Falun
Garden Lass A Vacations Cited By Gus
Garden Lass A takes a vacation as Gus notes the rule that you cannot take with you what you have already left behind. The remark frames a playful view on travel and belongings.
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Gus
Eisenhower Vetoes Wheat Cut, Tobacco Support Bills
President Eisenhower vetoed two farm bills. One would cut wheat acreage and raise price supports for wheat. The other would freeze tobacco supports.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wheat Acreage Forms Due for 1960 Allotments
The deadline to file applications for new farm wheat allotments is July 1. A. E. Cook, chairman of the Finney County ASC, said the date applies to farms that did not seed wheat for harvest in 1957 and had no 1958 or 1959 allotment. Forms are available at the ASC office.
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A. E. Cook
Finney County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Sun Brings Return Of Wheat Harvest In Southwest Kansas
Wheat harvest returns as rain delays ease in Southwest Kansas. Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange elevators in Garden City and six nearby towns received 175000 bushels, with Tennis elevator handling over 200 loads. Custom cutters flood Western Kansas after swift harvest progress in Oklahoma and Texas.
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Garden City Co- Operative Equity Exchange
Charleston
Pierceville
Wolfe, Lowe
Tennis
Henry Douglas
Kearny
Hamilton
Greeley
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Conditions Are ripe for polio epidemic in Kansas
The State Board of Health warns conditions are ripe for a poliomyelitis outbreak in Kansas as laboratory reports show unusually prevalent polio virus in the plains region. Dr Geoffrey Martin notes Des Moines already has an outbreak and urges all adults to seek immunity while recounting 14 cases this year, 13 unvaccinated.
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Topeka
State Board of Health
Kansas
Great Plains
Geoffrey Martin
Des Moines
Iowa
Martin
Phillipsburg
Syracuse
Garden City
Story
Salina
Haskells
Gray
Great Bend
Finney County
Goodland
Long Predicts He Will Win His Freedom
Governor Earl Long, in a radio interview from a mental hospital ward, asserts his sanity and predicts freedom from a hospital in a Friday habeas corpus test. Attorney General Jack Gremillion contests court jurisdiction. Long’s counsel defends, while Judge Robert D. Jones remains noncommittal. Long attacks family and wife amid health press, details of Galveston transfer cited.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Long
Atty
Jack Gremullion
Covington Court
Joe Arthur Sims
Hammond
Gremillion
Robert D. Jones
Covington
22Nd Judicial District
Nis
Arthur Long
Fire Breaks Out In Slip Forms At Feed Mill
A late yesterday fire on the Garden City Cooperative Equity’s new feed mill top formed a blaze in the wooden slip forms used for pouring concrete. Damage estimated at 2,5500 dollars included jacks, cutting gear, and planking. Firemen used a wooden stairway and hoist to reach the top, with officials praising their quick work to prevent greater damage. Flames were visible for miles as the tower area narrowly avoided destruction.
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Frondizi
Garden City
Equity
Change
Jerry Ross
Fogle Elevator Construction Co
Ross
George Voth
Voth
Jim Fare
Starkweather Dies In Nebraska Electric Chair
Charles Starkweather was executed at 12:05 a.m. in the Nebraska State Penitentiary after a brutal spree that killed eleven people 17 months earlier. The killer, calm and smiling, faced the chair as witnesses watched, while the prison physician suffered a fatal heart attack shortly before the execution.
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Lincoln
Neb
Massiat
Charles Starkweather
Starkweather
B. A. Finkel
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Eisenhower to cruise Seaway with Queen aboard Britannia
President Eisenhower heads toward Montreal to join Queen Elizabeth aboard the Britannia for a Seaway cruise from St. Lambert. They will open the St Lawrence Seaway with Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker watching, as 1,500 ships have used the waterway since April.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence River
Eisenhower
U. S
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence Seaway
America
Britannica
Beauharnois
Que
St. Lambert
Washington
Columbine NT
St. Hubert Air Base
North America Air Defense Network
NORAD
Colorado Springs
Cola
SS Hubert
Elizabeth
Canada
John Diefenbaker
St. Lawrence
Seaway
Lake St. Louis
Beauharness Locks
Youths Arrested With Sticks of Dynamite
Seven teenagers were arrested in Russell Kansas with 50 sticks of dynamite and a box of detonating caps stolen from a construction site. The youths, unnamed, were to be arraigned in juvenile court.
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Russell, Kas
Boy Dies After Doctor Resuscitation Effort
LIBERAL AP Twelve year old James Arnold died after a lawn mower accident cut his foot. Doctor T E Wade opened the boy's chest and massaged the heart for 90 minutes before the effort failed. Arnold was the son of Mr and Mrs Orbin Arnold of Hugoton Plains near Tyrone Oklahoma. The physician cited a heart ailment as the collapse cause.
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Liberal
James Arnold
T. E. Wade
Jamey
Srs
Orbin Arnold
Hugoton Plains
Tyrone
Oklo
Wade
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Adm
Isage Rojas
Prisad
Chamber of Commerce
Finnup Park
League of Kansas
Deane Wiley
Cenler and Pine
Henkle and Company
State Board of Health and Lee and Woolman Construction Co
Harding
Thompson
el Reno Reformatory
el Reno
California
Utah State Industrial School
Ogden
Utah
Inverent Weanesgay Wat BP ConMidl
Stice
Satchmo
Bulletin
L Leaguer
Darrell Morrow
Co-op
Killer of
Lie
Queen
Guy Starkweather
Caril Ann Fugate
W. R. Ivan
Wyoming
Douglas
Wyo
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