Peron Says Argentina Revolt Ended in Uruguay Radio
President Juan D. Peron announced from Montevideo that the revolt in Argentina is over and the government is under control. He blamed the Navy for the uprising and said main culprits were detained, praising army loyalty and noting limited points remain to disarm and bring to justice. He linked church damage to Communists and priests, while affirming his Catholic faith and a referendum on church-state separation.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Navy
Naval Ministry
Dixon Yates Link Agreement Moves Through House
The House approved a 1.37 billion public works bill authorizing the Dixon Yates private power project to link with the Tennessee Valley Authority. The vote sent the measure to the Senate amid a partisan debate over TVA expansion and fears of a shift away from public power.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Dixon-Yates
Tennessee Valley Authority System
Senate
TVA
Fulton, Tenn
Dixon- Yates Private Utilities Group
Mississippi River
Dixon-Yates Group
West Memphis
Ark
Lithuanians Picket Molotov in Omaha Parade
A group of Latvian and Lithuanian descent demonstrators marched in Omaha near Union Depot as the Soviet delegation led by Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov arrived by train for the 10th anniversary UN meeting. Protesters carried anti Soviet banners and calls to reject Molotov’s trip to San Francisco.
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Omaha
Union
San Francisco
V. M. Molotov
United Nations
Ship Strike Settlement Is Reached
New York reports a voice vote by 5 140 NMU members approving a new contract ending a coastwide strike. The deal grants unemployment benefits for seamen and covers 16 000 NMU sailors, though tanker operators remain on strike. Union officials said ships would sail once all related agreements are signed.
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New York
National Maritime Union
Galveston-to-Maine
NMU
mid-Manhattan
West 17Th St
Francis T. Greene
Employers’ Bargaining Committee
Five Injured as Blast Blows Home Apart
An explosion in Neenah Wisconsin blasts four walls of a suburban Winnebago county house injuring five family members. Mrs Verna Rusch 30 was in critical condition with a broken back and head injuries. Her husband Roy 33 had a dislocated knee. the three children were in good condition.
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Neenah, Wis
Winnebago County
Verna Rusch
Roy
Democrats Demand Recall of Peace Officer Bill
A Wisconsin Senate debate centers on a measure defining peace officers and arming them with machine guns without annual registration. Democrats Kendziorski and Schmidt push to recall the bill from the Assembly, arguing it expands gun rights for Kohler era officers, while GOP leaders dispute their readings and seek attorney general guidance. The resolution was laid aside 23 to 8 along party lines after neglecting a committee process.
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Madison
Kendzierski
Assembly
Senate
Kohler Company
Kohler
Kendziorski
Schmidt
Milwaukee
Travis
Platteville
Rogan
Ladysmith
GOP
Maier
Twins Advised To Quit Fasting In Protest
The fasting Finn twins in their 59th day of hunger strike at the U S medical center in Springfield Missouri are urged to end their ordeal. Joseph Scott an 87 year old Los Angeles attorney for Charles and George Finn sent an earnest letter advising them to give up the fast. The twins were sentenced for interfering with the duties of a federal officer after a citizen's arrest of U S Attorney Laughlin Waters in San Francisco and trace their troubles to a 1950 war surplus plane purchase.
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Springfield
Finn
U. S
Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
Charles
George Finn
Laughlin Waters
San Francisco
Farmer Killed Dynamiting Stone Near Evansville Wisconsin
Theo dore Burtke aged 66 was fatally injured on his farm six miles east of Evansville Rock County when a dynamite charge misfired and exploded as he approached the rocks. He had set the charge and returned toward the blast.
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Evansville
Wis
Theodore Burtke
Here
Rock County
Burtke
Molotov Stirs Chicago Traffic In Five Hour Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov rode a special Pullman through Chicago causing a major Lake Shore Drive traffic jam. He walked across the six lane highway and along the lakeshore, prompting police to block cars as crowds watched. Molotov critiqued Chicago's stockyards smell and dismissed civil defense drills saying Moscow lives in peace.
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Chicago
V. M. Molotov
Midwest Plains
Lake Shore Drive
U. S. Steel
Lake Shore
55Th Street
Molotov
43Rd Street
North Western Station
Moscow
Russ Expels Three American Attaches From Moscow
Washington reports Russia declared three American military attaches persona non grata in Moscow. Lt. Col. John S. Benson Capt. William R. Stroud and Capt. Walter Mule were said to be expelled for alleged improper activities. No word on when they left.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
John S. Benson
Soviet Union
William R. Stroud
Walter Mule
Col
H. Felechlin
Maj
W. McKinney
State Department
Stevens Point pair drown saving dog on Lake Thomas
A man and woman from Stevens Point drowned on Lake Thomas when the woman reached for a dog that jumped from a boat. Clarence Wisniewski, 27, and Lillian Schude were recovered about an hour later after the boat tipped during the rescue attempt.
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Stevens Point—i
Lake Thomas
Clarence Wisniewski
Lillian Schude
Stevens Point
Veterans on Farms Benefit by Law
President Eisenhower signed a law Thursday extending GI loan guarantees to veterans buying farm homes, matching benefits for those purchasing urban homes. The measure expands home financing options for rural veterans and aims to boost farm housing.
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White House
Eisenhower
Wisconsin Weather Report Shows Warm Pleasant Day
The brief notes a fair, pleasant day across Wisconsin with a hazy Kenosha. Noon readings include 80 at American Motors, 77 downtown, and 70 at the sewage plant, with a 53 low last night and higher readings west. Forecast calls for partly cloudy weather tonight and Sunday. Saturday high expected 78 to 86.
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Wisconsin
Kenosha
American Motors
Crop Dusting Pilot Killed Near Lemonweir Farm
A crop dusting pilot, identified as Al P. Wizalis of Clarksdale Mississippi, was killed when his plane crashed five miles south of here. He was about to begin his first dusting shift on Ed Powers farm in Lemonweir, and was decapitated as the aircraft struck the ground. The ensuing fire left only the bare metal frame.
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Manston
al P. Wizalis
Clarksdale
Miss
Here
Wizalis
Ed Powers
Lemonweir
May Speed Zoning Tied to Kenosha Jet Base Plan
State officials will be asked about progress on a map showing proposed zoning in Kenosha County. County officials expect the map to take most of the work time as the planning board prepares a model zoning ordinance and holds hearings before adoption.
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Kenosha County
Dist. Atty
J. B. Molinaro
State Planning Board
Molinaro
Kenosha
Racine
Orson Welles Stages Moby Dick in Spartan London Spectacle
Kenosha native Orson Welles presented an austere Moby Dick at Duke of Yorks in London. He played both manager and Captain Ahab using only packing cases and ropes, delivering a ferocious performance that impressed critics and drew mixed praise for its bold simplicity.
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London
Orson Welles
Duke of York
Welles
Herman Melville
Captain Ahab
Melville
Ahab
Flash Fire Burns Four Workmen in Sewer
Four sewer workers and two city employes narrowly escaped death when a cigarette lit by one man ignited fumes in a large 78 inch storm sewer. Mil lard Rogers and Joseph Marchiaretto suffered second degree burns. Alex Loke had first degree burns and was sent home after treatment. Truman Rundle had minor burns. The accident occurred on 41st Ave between 77th and 78th Streets while Pietro Scalzitti Contractors laid the sewer. Fire department rescue followed as workers pulled to safety and treated burns at Kenosha hospital.
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Evening News
Kenosha Engineering Department
Millard Rogers
63Rd St
Joseph Marchiaretto
57Th St
Kenosha Hospital
Alex Loke
53Rd St
Truman Rundle
89Th St
41St Ave
77Th
78Th Sts
Pietro Scalzitti
Chicago
Frank Carravetta
Racine
Ronald Vernezze
Rodman
Robert Crowley
19Th Ave
Loke
Rogers
Marchioretto
Crowley
Soke
Eisenhower urges passage of armed forces reserve bill
President Eisenhower ended the civil defense drill and urged quick passage of the administration’s compulsory military reserve bill. The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously postponed action to let the House reconsider the measure.
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U. S. News Center
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Assembly approves retirement option for municipal judges
The Assembly passed a measure allowing municipal court and similar judges to join the state retirement system by contributing seven percent of salaries. Judges would be required to retire at age 70.
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Madison
Assembly
Adenauer demands prisoner release before Moscow visit
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told the Western Allies he will not go to Moscow unless the Russians promise to release German prisoners they still hold, an authoritative diplomatic source said today.
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New York
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
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Casa Rosada
Pink House
Reclamation Bureau
Army Corps of Engineers
Appropriations Committee
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Bill
South Side
U. S. Steel Corp
Orson
Daily Mirror
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Cashin
News Chronicle
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