Peronist Ciphers Unearthed In Tucuman Mountain Camp
Police dismantle a well armed camp high in the Andes near Tucuman uncovering a plot by followers of Juan Peron to wage guerrilla warfare to restore him. Three youths captured while several conspirators escaped as arms and explosives were seized.
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Tucuman
Argentina
Oe Say
Juan D. Peron
Buenos Aires
National
Peronista Recuperation Movement
Arturo Frondizi
Peron
Dominican
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Freedman Defends Quiz Shows in New Times Interview
Albert Freedman warned against exposing private lives of contestants saying the host has a doctor like duty to protect them. He, working from Mexico City as a TV producer, defended Twenty One and quiz shows as a breath of fresh air while noting some needed control to keep interest and suspense.
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NEW York (Ap
Albert Reedman
New York Times
Mexico City
Freedman
Egypt
Hollywood
Oil Tanker Amoco Virginia Claims Eighth Victim
The Amoco Virginia fire killed eight people including captain R. R. Combs and injured 25 as flames and explosions raged for 19 hours at Hess Terminal Galena Park near Houston. Firefighters from across the region battled the blaze threatening 135,000 barrels of gasoline and aviation fuel.
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Houston
Tex
Amoco Virginia
D. H. Chandler
R. R. Combs
Mirandine
FBI
Coast Guard
American Oil Co
Hess Terminal
Albany
N.Y
Kill Devil Hill
N.C
Texas City
Texas State Guard
Hessa Terminal
Galena Park
Red China proposes border withdrawal to India
In a note delivered in New Delhi, Premier Chou En-lai asked for immediate 12 percent mile withdrawal from the disputed border and proposed a meeting with Nehru. No immediate reply. Nehru held cabinet talks and military officials after receipt amid warnings of possible clashes if no solution is found.
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London
China
India
New China News Agency
Peiping Radio
Chou En-lai
New Delhi
Nehru
Chou
Inn
Army
K. S. Thimayya
Peiping
Indian Foreign Office
Red China
Textile executive urges modern machinery in US industry
A Whitin Machine Works official from Whitinsville Mass told the Greater Charlotte Textile Club that foreign competition can be met only with newer equipment. He said the textile industry is scrapping old machinery for modern systems to stay competitive.
First Steel Shipments Reach Delivery Pipelines After Strike
Major steel producers began sending the first small shipments into delivery pipelines two days after the Taft-Startley injunction ended the 80 day strike. Supplies remained tight for customers already hurt by shortages as mills work to resume full production.
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Y John Moody
Pittsburgh
Taft-Startley
U.S. Supreme Court
United Steelworkers Appeals
James P. Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Minneapolis Bus Strike Hits Hard
Minneapolis bus workers strike by Transit Employes Division 1005 for higher pay and benefits. Company offer of three-cent hourly raises over two years rejected. union seeks 16 cents an hour plus fringe benefits. Current average wage is 2.41 dollars per hour.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Twin City Rapid Transit Co
Transit
Hairy chest hair extensions debut at barber show
New product at the National Barber Show features chest hair tapestries for men. Diana Tessier, president of a hair firm, says clients seek brown shades and that the gimmick is already in demand among self-conscious men seeking a hairier chest.
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New York
Joe
Diana Tessier
Miss Tessier
Early Start as Humphrey Faces Frigid Campaign Pace
In Lincoln Nebraska Hubert Humphrey endures a cold windy airport start as AP reporter Arthur Edson follows the Minnesota senator. Humphrey stresses money and organization as he campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination, traveling with Lt. Gov. Karl Rolvaag and facing harsh travel conditions and intense early scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Arthur Edson
Washington
Len Hie
Hubert Humphrey
Arthur Edson Lincoln
Neb
Sen
Hubert H.humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
John i. Kennedy
D-Mass
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Ambulance Driver Rescues Three From Burning Tanker
Phil Olivier of South Houston freed three men left in icy water as flames licked the stern of the Amoco Vir. One man suffered severe burns and another a head injury while all thanked him for saving them. Deputy Hugh Irby also swam 120 feet to assist a crewman, despite heavy smoke, saying the act was not heroic.
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Houston, Tex
Phil Olivier
Houston
Olivier
Hugh Irby
Irby
Baptists Gather in Greensboro for 129th State Meeting
AP reports Baptists converge on Greensboro for the 129th annual Baptist State Convention with an expected 2,500 messengers. Clarence W. Hall will address 1,500 pastors as sessions open at War Memorial Auditorium, amid debate on revamping the General Board into 12 districts with 4 members each and 12 at large and three ex officio members.
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Greensboro
Baptist State Convention
Clarence W. Hall
Eine Eidsae Zine
State Brotherhood Convention
Education and
Music Assa
War Memorial Auditorium
A. Leroy Parker
C. B. Deane
Rockingham
J. Clyde Yates
Charlotte
Fred A. Mauney
Forest City
Germans Express Interest in North Carolina Trade Mission
Gov. Luther Hodges reports strong interest in the North Carolina trade mission in Western Europe, especially West Germany. The group toured Zugspitze and Oberammergau, visited Vienna, and Hodges lauded Germany’s postwar recovery while Otto Schedl praised the Marshall Plan as pivotal in reviving an erstwhile foe.
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Munich
Germany
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Europe
West Germany
Zugspitze
Oberammergau
Vienna
Hodges
Economic Cooperation Administration
Otto Schedl
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Red
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Furn
Allied Industries
Minneapolis
Senator Humphrey
Hubert Horatio
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