Catholic leaders expelled amid Argentina church conflict
Two Argentine prelates, Manuel Taño and Pablo Novoa, were expelled as federal police raids target church figures after weekend disorders. Government orders accuse church supporters of instigating violence. 29 injured as Peronist labor and church clashes intensify.
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Pablo Novoa
Arc
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Argentina
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I Government
Peronan
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Peron
Nunez
Buenos
Plaza 2
Juan Peron
Vatican City
General Confederation of Labor
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Debates Over Dixon-Yates Power Project Hit House
Washington Republicans and Democrats clash over a 6.4 million line item in a broad TVA AEC power bill. The issue centers on funding a transmission link to a private Dixon-Yates plant at West Memphis, while a TVA steam plant near Tennessee is also planned. Final action expected as the bill moves to a vote, with party leaders seeking to preserve the earmark or redirect funds.
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Eisenhower Administration
Gore Authority
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Mississippi River
Yates
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Dixonates
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TVA
House Alions Committee
Dixon- Yates
Tenn
Army Engineers
Fulton
Hal Jeck
Indiana
GOP House
Halleck
Russell Hopes For Draft Extension Okay in Senate
Senator Russell of Georgia laments that the Senate will likely approve a four year extension of Selective Service. He says the reserve manpower program must pass as a separate bill, not as a rider, to avoid derailing the draft extension. Pentagon officials pressed to attach the reserve plan, while GOP member Saltonstall observed the risk.
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Russell
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Defense Wilson
Pentagon
Sen. Saltonstall
Mass
Molotov Reaches New York Ahead of U N Meet
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov arrived in New York greeting Americans and signaling plans for talks at the United Nations. He and 46 Russians left the Queen Elizabeth dock after docking at 1 05 a m and departing the liner before 7 a m.
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Vyacheslav Molotov
Georgi Zarubin
United States
New York
San Francisco
United Nations
Zarubin
Labor Case Set For Argument In Fourth Circuit
The case pends before the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Asheville N C involving Truitt Manufacturing Co of Greensboro N C and Shopmen Local 729 of the International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Ironworkers The National Labor Relations Board is the petitioner seeking access to the company books when wage demand is refused on economic grounds
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N.C
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Truitt Manufacturing Co
Greensboro
International Assn. of
Amercompany
Atomic Research Pact Signed With Britain Canada and Belgium
President Eisenhower presides as the United States, Great Britain, Canada and Belgium sign cooperative atomic research agreements. The accord aims at peaceful uses of atomic energy and power generation, pending approval by the Joint Congressional Committees on Atomic Energy. Attending are Lewis Strauss and other AEC officials.
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Eisenhower
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Belgium
Lewis L. Strauss
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Atomic Commission
Sen. Anderson
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Joint Committee
Rep. Durham
DNC
AEC
AMA Opposes Broad Federal Spending on Vaccine Plan
The Medical Association backs limited federal involvement in a plan to fund Salk vaccines for children but opposes a Democratic proposal to pay for inoculations for all Americans up to age 19. Dr. Julian P. Price defended the AMA stance before the Senate committee, arguing existing laws and private and state efforts suffice and that no child should be denied vaccination for inability to pay.
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AMA
Julian P. Price
Florence
S.C
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Price
Medical Association
Hill
D-Ala
Labor Committee
Trainman killed in derailment near river flood
Coroner identified the dead as George F Hobusch Jr. of Sandy Utah a member of the train crew after a Union Pacific derailment on the Son Angeles line caused by the swollen South Platte River. About seven cars derailed and the engine lay on its side. The body and others were taken to a hospital.
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South Platte
H. J. Peterson
Fort Morgan
Hos Ward
Jekenen
Cheyenne
Willis Green
Everett A. McGraw
North Platte
Neb
Mrs. Campbell
Michi
Adenauer unmoved by Soviet overtures amid reshaped Cold War talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer shows no sign of bending to Soviet offers as he heads toward the Big Four talks in Geneva. He and President Eisenhower insist Germany must stay free and reunified, rejecting neutrality and any move that could make Germany a satellite of Moscow.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Ceperenty
Adenauer
Boston
Moscow
Geneva
Germany
Preas
Bly
Yn Mn
Eisenhower
Russia
Europe
Baatreats
Masashi Celve
Harvard University
Police arrest eight housewives in poker game
Houston vice squad broke up a late night poker game after a neighbor complained. Eight women aged 18 to 60 were arrested for gaming, released after posting bail, and inquired by officers about the incident.
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Houston
Warren
Pitt
Boris
A. Otto Velhidick
Norman
Harvard professor's son on trial for hotel slaying
Wake Superior Court hears police testimony about the May 13 shooting of Bernice Seawell in a Raleigh hotel. Evanston youth Kluckhohn, 21, claimed innocence as officers described his admission that a gun fired from his hotel room. A hotel maid, hotel staff, and three officers testified as prosecutors built a case for second degree murder.
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Khofin
Graham FR. Creel
Chapel Hill
Kluckhohn
Evanston
Bernice Seawell
Kluckhohin
Harvard University
Miss Seawell
Creel
Joseph Kahl
University of North Carolina
Kluckthohn
Faleigh Hotel
Kluckhorn
Qotteltor Coengenter
Lester Bi
Mi Snaenets
Wea
Kinckhohn
Sir Walter Hotel
Siko
Wake Superior Court
Kiuckhohn
Lester Chalmers
Miss Scawell
University of Chicago
15 000 Officials Stage Atomic Attack Drill
Washington and 15 000 officials used a three hour exercise in Operation Alert 1955 to test emergency government function after a simulated atomic strike on 49 cities. Eisenhower and cabinet members dispersed to hideouts while communications and mobilization plans were evaluated.
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Eisenhower
Congress
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Gettigsburg
Cnd
Guilford Student Walks To Safety After Wild Forest Trek
Patricia Harley a Guilford College student from Winston-Salem walked to safety after wandering in Blandford State Forest. She was missing about 16 hours as police volunteers and bloodhounds searched the woods. She reached a North Road home around 9 am and was taken to a local residence. hospitalization was not deemed necessary.
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Blandford
Mass
Patricia Harley
Winston-Salem
N.C
Guilford College
Blandford State Forest
Lee Haring
North Road
R. P. Linehan
Haring Ae
Indian Efforts Favored in U S China Talks Mission
Washington reported the Eisenhower administration appeared favorable to India's push for U S China diplomacy over Formosa. V K Krishna Menon met with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles, receiving polite attention and a possible second White House meeting in two to three weeks.
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Eisenhower
India
United States
Dulles
White House
Nixon
Menon
China
Red China
Drive Against Farm Program Attacked by Speaker
A preliminary convention of the National Plant Food Institute heard warnings that misinformation spreads nationwide against the farm program. The speaker said urbanites are told farmers are parasites and that food costs rise because of the program. He urged the industry and agriculture to unite to tell the truth to consumers.
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