Bolivians Elect Siles Zuazo as Their New Leader
In Bolivia, Vice President Hernan Siles Zuazo won the presidential election amid hopes for reform of tin mines and land distribution to landless peasants. The 42 year old MNR candidate, seen as moderate, touted a democratic shift with continued U.S. aid of about 20 million dollars annually to combat inflation as returns flowed from interior polling stations.
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Paz
Bolivia
Hernan Siles Zuavo
Siles Zuazo
National Revolutionary Movement
MNE
Vielop Paz Estenssore
MNR
United Stats
TV Listings and Weather Report Fragment
A garbled OCR listing shows TV channels and a weather segment with various program titles and times. The text mentions Tooay TV Tomonson on KRCG TV Channel and scattered show names, weather notes, and scheduling hints, all rendered unreadably.
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Tooay TV
Tomonson
Krcg- TV
Sune
Adventurer TV Night Brings Classic Channels to Viewers
A chaotic listing from a 610 Paw segment highlights TV programs on KOMU Channel 9 and NBC owned slots. Shows include Weather Roundup, World Picture sports, and late night features with hosts like Robert Montgomery.
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Guy Lombardo
OAS
OHS
S.A
Komu-Tv
Adventur
BNO
Sle
Aari Raden
Robert Montgomery
NBC
Advascarnard Bove
WeKa
Wilk—Storke
Miescurt Perum Alom
Methodens
Tomances
Tennessee Ernie Wer
Matinee Theater
Frodher
Joan
NEC
MNR Leader Triumph Amid Turmoil in La Pas
The MNR leader claimed victory over Oscar Unzaga de la Vega of the Socialist Falange as tensions rise in La Pas. Unzaga conceded defeat before the election, alleging an armed civilian militia would suppress free voting, while authorities denied the charge. Live revolution looms amid militiamen seen in the city. One violent incident reported a peasant shot at the Uruguayan Embassy convoy. a supposed army officer was wounded.
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MNR
Ciel
Oscar Unzaga de la Vega
Socialist Falange Party
Unzaga
Mnrs
la Pas
Deteriorated Bridge Hand Reveals Complex Play Mistakes
A North South East West bridge hand from a deteriorated manuscript shows bidding where West opens and both players discuss how spades and diamonds unfold. The text analyzes missteps, card sequences, and potential leads as players navigate a challenging late play to determine contract outcomes.
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Oswald Jacoly
Yodoy
George
Coffin
gayNes Closter
Thipeuimhal
West
Gale
Deel Ee Hartrer
Hardstown
South
Soul Raffe
Missouri Zone Forecasts Readable Weather Summary
Fragmented text shows Missouri zone forecasts with cloudy humid conditions and warm temperatures. OCR errors obscure specifics for northwest, central, and southeast zones including dates and regional details.
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Northwest
Radio Programs Schedule for Monday June 18 1956
Radio listings detail the weekday schedule across KWOS KLIK BWOS RWOS and AWOS networks. Programs include news weather sports and music with named show segments and times from early morning through evening. The guide references stations such as KWOS KLIK BWOS RWOS and AWOS with hosts and program blocks.
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Xuk-Holiswood Sound
WakeHoeey Witean
Aler Hokies
Kasai
RTE
Gabriel Heart
Juiten Lewis
Dee
Ns Ism
Honywood Angsesico
Farmana
Jedrho Farier
Rwosewinns
Klikas Ckkig of
Kywos
Uealve Kiogeti
Ray
Adenauer Sees Near Day of German Unification
Bonn reports Konrad Adenauer voices strong belief that Germany will be reunified, calling the Day of German Unity near and urging steadfast policy. Washington echoed sentiments as Eisenhower and Meany pressed unity and a peaceful end to division amid Cold War tensions.
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East Germin
Wiest Crermany
Bonn
Adenauer
George Meany
Afi-Cio
Eisenhower
Reighoul
Germany
Bing Gaus
Baltic Sea
Cucehoslovaki
West Berlin
Ouerigipmedis Sid
Weather chaos spurs fierce storms across Plains and Rockies
Isolated tornadoes, heavy rain, and hail disrupted regions from Texas Panhandle to Nebraska and Colorado. Damaged farms, washed bridges, and a 0.25 million dollar loss were reported as storms moved east, with Nebraska and Kansas soaked and floodwaters rising in Wanita and Lone Yoo. A cooling trend began as New England escaped rainfall while TV quiz faces Richards and Pearson saw signature puzzles and prize notes.
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Plains
Niis River Valley
Greaty
AL Cony
Colorado
Cheeley
Gresley
Grover
Cola
Peony
Nebraska
Kansas
Wanita
Net
Lone Yoo
Ts Hanks
Wanneta
Vrons
Suthern Plains
Aimee Tollon
Lubbock
Woustan
Beaumont
Tex
Oul
Amarilla
Nti
Creal
New England
Rocky Mountains
Boy 12 Held In Childs Death Case
A 12 year old boy confessed to the sexual assault and killing of Kathleen Ruoff, daughter of State Rep. Richard Ruoff, after a ride from a picnic outing. The body was found under boards in an old garage near her home. The suspect was questioned by Detective Savineller and later admitted the crime.
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Paulice
Strang
Katheenuit
Richard Ruolf
Salway
John Barker
Hy Stolid
Higiert Savindler
Chen
Swindon
Young
Fawker
Carmi Meske
Bales Savineller
Groom 93 Bride 81 In Michigan Marriage
Parkville reports an elderly couple Samuel N Sheppard and Annie Miller wed at Sheppard home. They anticipate a honeymoon in about two weeks as fishing season nears. Mrs Sheppard notes her husband is old fashioned. Text moves to a separate item about a fatal accident near Webb City involving Carl Dean Corp of Pureetl. The car left the road and overturned on Slate Highway.
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Michigan
Parkville
Atley
Samuel N. Sheppard
Annie Miller
Toxelyer
Sheppard
Webb City
Carl Dean Corp
Pureetl
Mea
Kate Smith Praises Fat Girl In Diverting Pageant Moment
In a candid theater scene Kate Smith is shown asking for a blessing before a meal. She hesitates, looks to Collins for guidance, says a short prayer, then thanks God for the food and for Jesus. Forecast reports show temperatures near 87 with scattered showers possible later week.
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Contiaet Ito
Kate
Collins
Tore
Jesus
Air Conditioning Comfort Varies With People and Humidity
Dr Bowen P Tomdan explains how science studies air conditioning and why individuals react differently to temperature. He notes that ideal settings depend on outside heat, humidity between 30 and 70 percent, and air movement, with men and women tolerating temperatures differently.
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Bowen P. Tomdan
M.D. Mich
Ural
Salifacriny
Ford
Health Request To State Candidates Health Request To State Candidates
Missouri voters push questions on educating trainable mentally retarded children as the state pays districts for classes. The Missouri Association for Retarded Children endorsed a resolution opposing new schooling mandates at its convention. Blunt J a of Desloge elected president. other officers include Vernon Deka Kansas City and Dor Handley Springfield.
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St. Louis
Faeh
Missouri
Blunt Ja
Desloge
Die C. C. Leith
Kanesas City
T Vernon Deka
Kansas City
Dor Handley
Springfirkt
Myron Kinith
Dara Thomace
Lecfrom
Welburn
Kan
A.C. Dillingham
Jennings
Former Missouri Newsman Dies
Samuel A. O'Neal a former Missouri newspaper unit and publicity director for the national Democratic Committee died of cancer yesterday at Blackwater Missouri and Jackson Hole Wyoming He was a journalism graduate from the University of Missouri spent years with the Kansas City Star Times World dispatch and Chicago Sun and later served as a Democratic National Committee press official O'Neal operated a public relations firm here since May The funeral will be held here and burial in Boonville Missouri
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Washington
Samuel A. O'Neal
Missour
National Democratic Committee
Westerday
Blackwater
Harriman Names Manager to Push West Bid in 1940s
Democratic presidential hopeful Harriman selected Milton Weitenmann as Utah state chairman and West campaign manager at a Salt Lake City conference. A Western organization was formed with delegates named from Colorado, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, and other states. Texas and Minnesota were discussed as future targets.
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Denver
Buckers
Avecel Harriman
New York
Utah
Westenitigen
Milton Weilenmann
Oehairain
Fwiltime Michoger
Cam-Y Pitign
Hertlinin Organiyalion
Reacturs
Weisenmann
Salt Lake City
Harriman
Weitennyama
Gor. Mand
Oklahoma
Eather
Weitenmann
Rosone
Avigoun
Colorado
Tolisha
Ramgus
Neva
Manta New Monica
Ghieatiar Ulan
Washington
Wyoming
Neve
Estes
Texas
Macriniin
Mwo
John Pitan
Hereford
Anat Willis
Es-T Hine
Vutuasent
Ale Cojadiutedl Ag
Weilenmann
Antoni, Galdeades
Bipartisan Water Power Deal Rising In Washington
A proposed water power package in Washington draws support from several congressmen amid protests and lobbying. The plan includes river projects on the Niagara and Missouri basins and reallocation of power authority, with elements tied to public power initiatives and contested by rival bills and regional interests.
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Washington
Clyt Watener
New York State
Malgara River
California Slaying Trial Enters Fifth Day
In California a 26-year-old man charged with fatally shooting his wife in Vallejo goes into its fifth day of testimony as prosecutors prepare to cross-examine the defendant. The defense plans to call multiple witnesses this week, with the trial expected to continue.
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Rauthond
Calif
Taoof Daha Ro Watson
Air
Doris
I Watson
Dunna
Vallejo
Jas Pith
Bruce
Tefense
Thomas N .Mealy
LS Witneses
Truman in Britain Declines Latin Honor At Oxford
President Truman arrives in Britain for a 10 day visit. He jokes he will not accept an honorary degree from Oxford if required to recite it in Latin. He will be hosted by Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Harold Wilson. He also notes no preferred Democratic presidential candidate and critiques Khrushchev on Stalin disclosures.
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Truman
London
Harry S. Truman
Oxford University
Britain
Skemmer
Netherlands
iGilgabeth Ll
Ewert
Europe
Trumans
Stont
France
Italy
West Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Truman Thaveht Sen
Joseph A McCarthy
Fire Causes 75000 Damages at Richmond Elevator
A fire of unknown origin started at the top of a grain elevator in Richmond Ma night causing an estimated 75000 in damages. Lexington Excel Sprangy and Carrollton helped local firefighters save nearby buildings Belonging to Ray Carroll County Grain Growers Inc. Shiller general manager and Deville Cain elevator manager estimated the loss and said the elevator contained 10000 bushels of grain mostly pat wy.
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Richmond
Lexington
Sprangy
Carrollton
Ray
Carroll County Grain Growers Inc
SL OR
Shiller
Deville Cain
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Ies
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Cas
Rm JF
Krigmier Day
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Nouy
Paw
Tuat
Comrdian
George Wetrine
Quitraessert
Jacoby
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Akids
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le Tiss
Tonattia Hial
Konrad Adenauer
United States
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Glaved
Bill Pearson
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Vexas Panhandle
South Plains
Sonny Fox
Pearson
Price
Pasadena
Jockey
I Price
Ty Toulouse-Lautrec
Tombrandt
Daumier
Buyer
Gaurau
Whistler
Hils
Ingeta
Hoth
Michelangelo
Shieh
Long
Michelingrle
Tirness
Wopran
Kate Smith
Optometrist
Leises O. C. Stegmaier
EL Wigh Viel
California
Mariosa Delta 12
Biles Bent
Jeffercem
City
Weainhalla
Glenceurh
G-2058
Kays Beauty Salon
Kapericorel
Mapeet Walroitine
Yar
HFC
HEC
Paymir
Exer
Ously
Olrelofe
Madison
Adcock
Isa
al Anoeni
CRE Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Sae
Retona Savings & Loan Association
Caas Sah
Jefferson Rug Co
Armstrong
Tennysons
East High Street
Sutton Drug Shop
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