Peers Of Argentina Resigns As Chief of Party
BUENOS AIRES Argentina vice president Alberto Teissaire resigned today as head of the Peronista party to devote full time to government affairs He said party duties would be handled by politicians Teissaire’s move follows President Peron’s July 33 speech about stepping down as Peronista revolution leader Teissaire remains vice president Senate presiding officer and Peron’s secretary of political affairs The resignation comes amid heightened political activity and violence including a report of a fatal gunfight in a confrontation with the Opposition Radical party.
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Ice cream factory dream sparked by heat wave at work
A man describes colleagues volunteering to help during a heat wave and jokes about a room capable of producing 400 tons of ice cream bars per hour. He notes his wife’s jealousy and worries about home life.
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Tank Arsenal Tester Faces Frost in Detroit Cold
Eddie Notiowic, a technician at the Detroit tank arsenal, works in an icebox the size of a garage to test tanks for Arctic use. Temperatures hover around 100 below zero as frosty vapor thickens his surroundings, yet he remains popular amid the icy conditions.
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Eddie
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Kidnaper Nabbed In Jap Comic's Son Case
Police arrested a 37-year-old unemployed schoolteacher who attempted to collect a ransom for Masami Tani, son of stage and TV comedian Toni Tani. The 6-year-old was rescued unharmed, ending Japan's top postwar kidnaping manhunt.
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Toni Tani
Japan
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Joint Group to Exempt Ex-Gl's From Training
A Senate House conference committee agreed to exempt present and former servicemen from compulsory reserve training while requiring it of future draftees and enlisted men. The compromise aims to build a strong ready military reserve to supplement regular forces and will proceed to final passage.
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Congress Hears Eisenhower Reserve Strength Plan Draft
Congress debates a reserve strength bill urged by President Eisenhower aiming for 900000 men by 1960. Senate Republicans acknowledge limited support, with Senator Russell warning the proposal is about as strong as Congress would now approve. The measure moves from the House to possible Senate action later.
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Pretty German Divorcee On Trial for Espionage
A German divorcee faces espionage charges in a public trial. Authorities allege she sped information to the Russians through a secret channel, with public access barred due to military secrecy.
Mrs Schmidt accused of spying for Soviet bloc in Germany
The 25 year old Mrs Schmidt faces charges of maintaining treasonable relations with Soviet intelligence in East Germany from 1951 to 1953 while employed as a stenographer at Rhein Main Airbase. She claims coercion and says Russians arrested her after she crossed into East Germany in 1950 to visit an aunt. The report also notes the spread of alfalfa from the eastern Mediterranean to Italy and the United States by the mid 19th century.
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