Latin American Strong Men Lose Out to Brains
Article surveys Latin American regimes led by strong men like Peron Somoza and Trujillo, noting shifts toward constitutional processes and professional governance. It highlights Argentina under Peron, Nicaragua's Somoza, Peru's Odri a and Dominican leader Trujillo and succession plans.
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Juan Peronina
Peron
Argentina
Peronista Party
Radical Party
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Nicaragua
Anastasio
Somoza
Hie m
Emilio Chamorro
Acaniiae
Liberal Party
Chamorro
Peru
Manuel Odria
New Chinese Roadblocks Darken Hopes for Korean Armistice
Communist demands threaten resumption of Panmunjom talks. They seek a five mile Kaesong neutral zone and a three thousand yard Munsan limit, plus UN responsibility for partisan attacks. UN command rejects conditions, risking stalled talks.
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Homer Jenks
Panmunjom
Kaesong
U.N
Munsan
Korea
Manchuria
Yankees Aid Gen. Lee Shrine Fund Drive In Washington
An anonymous group of Yankees is helping raise funds for a national Gen. Robert E. Lee shrine in Washington as part of the United Day of the Confederacy campaign. The goal is 45000 dollars, with pledges already topping 30000. The effort includes a dollar-for-dollar match from Northern donorsAugust through October, and a stained glass memorial for Lee is planned at the Episcopal cathedral in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert E. Lee
United Day of the Confederacy
Clara Gaines Fulton
Annapolis Junction
National Committee
L. M. Bashinsky
Troy
Ala
New York
South
Bernard Baruch
South Carolina
Baruch
Life Salt Cy
Lee
Richmond
Negro Students Reject Sit in Regular Student Section
In Chapel Hill a plan to bar Negro students from the normal student seating at home football games was rejected by five Negro students led by Harvey Beech of Kinston. Beech said they will use the regular passbooks like other students, disputing reports of compliance with Chancellor House's indirect request.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolna
Harvey Beech
Kinston
R. B. House
University of South Carolina
Widow 91 Seeks Marriage To 50 Year Old Navy Vet
Kalamazoo Michigan report says Aletta Lam and Frederick N Frasier, a five year Navy veteran from World War II, applied for a license to marry. The widow calls the union partly a business arrangement but adds they like each other and expect to marry soon.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Aletta Lam
Frederick N. Frasier
Billy Graham Opens Revival in Greensboro
Billy Graham began a month long revival in Greensboro drawing about 8 500 attendees to a large wooden tabernacle. He warned America and the world face a desperate mess and urged nightly attendance with Bible in hand rather than carrying a gun. Mayor H Frazier greeted the evangelistic team and Rev Claude Bowen led the first collection.
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Greensboro
North Caroeed
Billy Graham
Graham
America
Heartbreak Ridge
Elle
H. Frazier
Claude Bowen
First Baptist Church
Bachelor Must Eat Indianapolis
A local bachelor enrolls in a cooking class to learn meals he can prepare for himself. He suggests quick options like grated cheese with chili sauce on Melba toast as a simple snack.
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Indianapolis
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