Frondizi Keeps Weak Hold On Presidency
Buenos Aires AP Arturo Frondizi remains president after weathering a grave crisis in his 14 month rule. A meeting of top army brass voted confidence in his war ministry while two alleged plot leaders Rial and Ossorio Arana agreed to detention on sedition charges. Security forces could not find them.
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Argentina
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Adm
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Juan Peron
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Ossorio Arana
Peron
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Peronistas
Wisconsin 32nd Fire 8-Inch Gun Fires First Time
CAMP MCCOY Wis On Governor's Day eve the Wisconsin National Guard 32nd Division fired its first 8‑inch round a new armament under pentomic reorganization. Maj Gen Waldemar F Breidster led the firings as soldiers prepared for the Governor’s Day parade and a 19‑gun salute for Gov Gaylord Nelson before next day’s events.
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Gaylord Nelson
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Nelson
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Wisconsin Air Guard
Louisiana in confusion over governor as Long may resist hospital
Louisiana officials debated who governs as Earl Long signals possible court fight to shed court ordered treatment. Lt. Gov Lether Frazar seeks legal advice to act, while Secretary of State Wade Martin Jr. questions certification. Long remains at Southeast Louisiana Hospital in Mandeville with his brother Huey P. Long’s political legacy looming.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl Long
Lether Frazar
Wade Martin Jr
Long
Frazar
Martin
Mandeville
Huey P. Long
Uties
New Orleans
Texas
Galveston
McNeese State College
Earl K. Long
Jack Gremillion
Gremillion
Jesse Bankston
Sparkman Wyatt
Wyatt
House Votes Debt Limit of 295 Billion
Washington AP reports the House approved a temporary 295 billion debt ceiling by a 255 117 vote in its sixth lift since 1953 speaker Eisen hower era. The measure faces Senate opposition but is expected to pass, with the Treasury anticipated to seek further increases before June 30 1960. The bill aims to avert a credit crisis while the budget shows a 13 billion deficit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Treasury
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Camp McCoy Readies 15 000 Troops For Weekend Drill
Camp McCoy Wisconsin gears up for peak activity with 15 000 troops training this weekend as the 70th Infantry Division arrives from Michigan and Indiana. Additional units include the 377th Ordnance Company Manitowoc the 317th Base Post Office St Louis and the 809th Army Postal Unit East St Louis. Wisconsin 32nd Infantry Division and other units remain for the second training week as the Army Reserve and National Guard bring divisions from Iowa Minnesota Illinois and Colorado to participate.
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Michigan
Indiana
377Th Ordnance Company
Manitowoc
317Th Base Post Office
St. Louis
809Th Army
East St. Louis
McCoy
103Rd Infantry Division
Iowa
332Nd Signal Group
Minnesota
32Nd Infantry Division
Waldemar F. Breidster
416Th Engineer Brigade
Illinois
Colorado
Don A. Parkhurst
442Nd
Chicago
477Th Medical Company
Duluth
Minn
California's First Lady Sits in Senate Gallery
In Sacramento, Mrs. Edmund G. Brown stood in the rear gallery after an assistant sergeant at arms told her there were no seats. The guard moved her to a seat, and she noted it was her first time there since the inauguration.
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Sacramento
Calif
Senate
California
Edmund G. Brown
New Red Call For Summit Deepens Berlin Rift
Western officials forecast a renewed Soviet push for a summit after the Geneva talks stalled on Berlin. Khrushchev is seen pressing for summit leverage while offering no Berlin concessions, as Western ministers vow a July 13 resumption amid expected tension surrounding West Berlin's July 1 presidential assembly.
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Geneva
Christian Herter
Andrei Gromyko
West
West Berlin
Livingston Merchant
Center
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Russia
Berlin
Khrushchev
Gromyko
Herter
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
West Germany
East Germany
Johnson's Hand Seen Behind Strauss Defeat
In a 49 to 46 Senate vote, Lewis L. Strauss was rejected as secretary of commerce. Major shifts include warning notices for about 51 of 300 office staff facing possible layoffs by June 30 after House cuts of 440 000 from the Eisenhower request. Johnson reportedly rallied the opposition, signaling a political exchange over spending and policy. Strauss plans resignation. Mueller to act as secretary until a successor is named.
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Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce Department
Strauss
Eisenhower
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
Culpepper
Congress
Frederick H. Mueller
Child Drowns After Vanishing in Lagoon at Park
A 9-year-old boy, Ronald Morse, disappeared while wading about 10 feet from shore in Milwaukee Washington Park lagoon. His body was recovered minutes later by a park employee. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Morse.
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Milwaukee
Washington Park Lagoon
Ronald Morse
Robert Morse
Park
Bloodhounds On Trail In Abduction Rescue Drama
Atlanta mother R E Carroll rescued her 7 year old daughter Sally by ramming her car into a abductor’s vehicle after spotting the girl fighting to escape through a car window. The suspect Raymond A McMahon 17 of Chicago fled on foot and remains at large.
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Hapeville
R. E. Carroll
Sally
Raymond A. McMahon
Chicago
Georgia State Patrol
Citizens for Michigan movement launched by George Romney
George Romney, president of American Motors, launched the Citizens for Michigan drive at Michigan State University. About 200 attendees from banking, unions, farming, clergy, business, education and media gathered to form a nonpartisan group to study solutions for state issues. Proposed topics included reapportionment, taxes, business climate, public schools, and Seaway development.
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East Lansing
George Romney
American Motors Corp
Citizens For Michigan
Michigan State University
Romney
Michigan
St. Lawrence Seaway
Two Killed In Fire At Brainerd Swanky Lodge
Rapidly spreading fire devastated Breezy Point Lodge on Pelican Lake Brainerd Minn killing Mr and Mrs Frank Hillender of Cleveland and injuring more than 20 guests. Fire trapped many on upper floors as they leaped to escape. The lodge valued about 1.4 million dollars. Twenty two persons were hospitalized with arm and leg fractures.
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Brainerd, Minn
Frank Hillender
Cleveland
Brainerd
Pelican Lake
Here
Sam Monaster
Chicago
Monaster
Forrest Poultry Co
W. George St
Minnesota Poultry, Butter and Egg Assn
How They Voted On Debt Limit Measure
Wisconsin voting record shows the House passing the debt limit bill 255 to 117. Democrats for Johnson Kas tenmeier Reuss Zablocki. Democrats against Flynn. Republicans for Byrnes Van Pelt Withrow. Republicans against O'Konski Laird.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Senate
Johnson
Kastenmeier
Reuss
Zablocki
Flynn
Byrnes
van Pelt
Withrow
O’konski
Laird
Palmquist Couple Admit Fire Setters In St Paul
Mr and Mrs Jerome L Palmquist both 21 and 20 admit Friday setting about a dozen fires in St Paul to relieve nervous tension They detailed how the blazes caused 226900 in property damage in the last three weeks Palmquist said the fires served to relieve great pressure Unifax.
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Jerome L. Palmquist
St. Paul
Palmquist
Unifax
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