World Around Frondizi Names Economics Czar
In Buenos Aires President Arturo Frondizi reshuffles the cabinet to appoint Alvaro Alsogaray as finance chief, plus he gains control of the labor ministry to back his faltering economic program. He says Argentina’s M1 crisis is completely overcome. Elsewhere, Seoul’s Rhee urges US help for a North Korea offensive to reunify the peninsula, citing United States misjudgment. Izvestia reports Europe’s largest telescope under construction in Crimea with a 104.33 inch mirror.
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Dikes Hold as Red River Floods Ravage Canton Region
Canton dikes near Canton in Red China held firm against wood waters flooding Kwang tung province. At least 187 dead, with many more feared. Peiping Radio said cresting rivers Peh and Si converged near Samshul, thirty miles west of Canton, late Wednesday.
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AF Cashier Charged as Embezzler
A March Air Force Base cashier, Jacqueline Christine Miller, 26, Riverside, was indicted by a federal grand jury for embezzling 5447 from the base exchange. Miller, employed since September 1955, faces arraignment July 6 before Judge William C. Mathes. bail set at 5000.
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Senate Group Approves Army Trim Plan
Washington API Senate Military Appropriations subcommittee endorsed President Eisenhower s plan for an Army strength of 870000 men while boosting proposed levels for the Army Reserve and National Guard. The panel, after a House follow, defeated Len Allen Ellender s bid to raise the Army to 900000 men.
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Inmate who saved life seeks relief from solitary confinement
Joseph Morgan, inmate at Folsom since 1946 for second degree murder, testified at the Andrew E. Pope trial and smuggled a knife receipt out hidden in his artificial leg. He was placed in solitary confinement after producing the receipt in court and now asks the Sacramento court to order his release, arguing due process was denied.
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Doctor Gets Five Children Custody Reversed by Court
LOS ANGELES A Superior Court judge reversed an earlier order and granted custody of five children to their father, San Francisco physician Dr. E Kenneth Harris. The judge allowed Mrs Harris visitation and arranged summer time with the mother, plus three San Francisco visits and $100 per visit. The couple divorced in 1957 with Harris as custodian and support ordered. the custody case was moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles for the ruling.
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Pope to Move to Castel Gandolfo Next Wednesday
Vatican source says Pope John XXIII will depart the Vatican next Wednesday for the summer papal residence at Castel Gandolfo. The notice includes an unrelated classified ad for a business opportunity with a phone contact.
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Editors urge Congress to exempt newscasts from equal time rules
Washington AP Edward J Barrett Journalism Dean at Columbus University led a group of broadcasters in urging Congress to exempt news programs from the equal time requirements. He told a Senate committee that broadcasters need freedom to select edit and transmit news while supporting a Hartke bill to shield newscasts and bar minor candidates.
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Six Seconds For Exercise in Reader's Digest July
A brief promo summarizes a July Reader's Digest feature on keeping fit with a 24 second daily exercise routine. It cites Dr Steinhaue and a German lab finding four simple movements to boost muscle tone without equipment or cost.
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