Argentina Frees 19 Radical Foes After Revolt
Argentina released 19 Radical party leaders detained since the June 16 revolt against President Juan D. Peron. Four party members remained jailed as police in Eva Peron, Buenos Aires province, arrested two Communists and two Radicals for spreading rumors. The Radical party holds 14 of 166 seats in the Chamber of Deputies. David Michel Torino, former Salta newspaper director, among those freed. The government lifted flight restrictions over Argentine territory imposed after the rebellion.
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Buenos Aires
Peronistas
David Michel Torino
Salta
el Intranaigente
Peron
Torino
Inter-American Press Assn
Nashville publisher dies after funeral in Texas
Evans, 61, longtime Nashville publisher and Democratic figure, died in his sleep after attending the funeral of Amon G. Carter in Fort Worth. He collapsed Saturday night following a day of travel and rest at a local funeral home. The body will return to Nashville.
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Nashville
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
A—Silliman Evans
Tennessee
National Democratic Party
Four Local Women Compete in Topeka Golf Tourney
Four Lawrence women played in the 3ard Kansas Women's Amateur at Shawnee Country Club Topeka. Mrs Warren Boozer won the championship consolation defeating Natasha Matson. Jean Ashley of Chanute is the new state champion.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Shawnee Country Club
Topeka
Warren Boozer
Natasha Matson
Miss Matson
Winfield
Wichita
R. G. Zimmerman
A. L. Goodman
Robert van Noy
Wagner named assistant chief of fuels branch
Holly C Wagner of Kansas University Geological Surveys has been appointed assistant chief of the fuels branch of the U S Geological Survey in Washington D C. The posting takes effect mid July after a six week Washington preview. He has 13 years with the Survey and earlier research in Pennsylvania Utah Nevada and New Mexico plus Paleozic studies in Kansas. The Wagners live at 709 M Street with children Holiday Hugh and Rebecca.
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Holly C. Wagner
Kansas University
U.S. Geological Survey
Washington
D.C
Lawfrence
Wagner
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Utah
Nevada
New Mexico
Holiday
Hugh
Rebecca
Hive
Blast Kills Fourteen Miners in German Ruhr Mine
A deadly blast at the Nordstern diggings in Gelsenkirchen Ruhr region killed fourteen coal miners. The explosion 2400 feet underground during dynamiting caused a gallery collapse trapping workers. Rescue efforts followed but fatalities were confirmed.
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Gelsenkirchen
Germany
Nordstern
Ruhr
Lawrence Students Named to KU Engineering Honor Roll
Eleven Lawrence residents appear on Kansas University School of Engineering and Architecture fall semester honor roll along with 152 students overall. Listed are Victor Cope Haven Glassmire Elmer Boyd John Martindell Norman Burnett Robert Rhodes James Schmitendorf James Tisue Richard Easton Charles Yeakum and James Wilson. Names released Friday.
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Lawrence
School of Engineering and Architecture
Kansas University
Victor Cope
Mo. St
Haven Glassmire
Ohio St
Elmer Boyd
John Martindell
Norman Burnett
Conn, St
Robert Rhodes
James Schmitendorf
James Tisue
Ike In Maine Fishes Meet Governor At Clambake
President Eisenhower tours northern New England ending with a clambake in Skowhegan hosted by Senator Margaret Chase Smith. Democratic Governor Edmund Muskie greetings mark a rare party crossover as the president fishes the Magalloway River catching two salmon and returning a keeper.
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Parmachenef Lake
Maine
Eisenhower
Edmund
Muskie
Skowhegan
Margaret Chase
Smith
New England
White House
Sec
Retary of State Dulles
U.S. Navy
Bering Strait
Soviet Siberia
U.S. Alaska
Magalloway River
Little Boy Falls
Byrd Calls Senate Hearings On Atom Sub Delays
Senator Byrd demands top naval officials explain why the Navy still builds conventional subs while pushing atomic powered craft. He cites the defense bill funding five atomic submarines and four conventional ones, with Nautilus afloat and Seawolf due to launch at Groton. Senator Jackson warns Russia may soon launch atomic drive subs.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Navy
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Senate
Groton
Conn
Jackson
Armed Services Group
House Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
Emporia Sees Heaviest Rainfall Since 1951
Emporia reports 3.59 inches of rainfall within city limits, the heaviest since July 1951, though official gauge at the airport shows 2.45 inches. Kahola Creek, feeding the city reservoir 20 miles northwest, flowed this morning for the first time in two years.
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Emporia
Kahola
Here
Belgian bishops urge Catholics to send children to Catholic schools
In Belgium the six Roman Catholic bishops told parishioners to enroll their children in Catholic schools rather than state run ones. The bishops' letter said there is only one satisfactory school for Christians: the Catholic school.
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Brussels
Belgium
Squirrel and Frog Seasons Open in Kansas
Pratt Kansas July 1 opens squirrel and frog seasons. Frog daily bag limit eight with dip net handline or hook and line. season ends September 30. Squirrel daily bag eight, possession sixteen. season ends November 30. A fishing license is required to hunt frogs unless exempt.
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Pratt, Was
Kansas
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Senate Resolution Seen To Free Russ Satellites
Senator Knowland predicts Senate approval of a resolution urging freeing Soviet satellites. He says Secretary Dulles may testify soon before the Foreign Relations Committee. Hoover Jr. quoted, Dulles opposes a McCarthy measure defeated last week seeking advance talks before the July Big Four summit.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Rcalif
Senate
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Herbert Hoover Jr
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Two Die and Four Hurt in Great Bend Crash
A truck collision five miles east of Great Bend, Kansas, left two dead and four injured, including three children hospitalized. Victims were Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Bales of Emporia, with their children Judy 11 Don 5 and George 13 aboard. Orville P. Schartz of Route 3 Great Bend sustained scalp cuts.
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Great Bend
Kas
Fred E. Bales
Emporia
Judy
Don
George
Bales
Emporia State Teachers College
Orville P. Schartz
Blistered Blonde Claims Water Ski Crown In Nassau
Blistered blonde Delores Rippled, 22, claims the Jeng distance salt water ski title after a 20 mile sea voyage on one ski from Miami to Nassau. She rode through eight-foot waves for 10 hours 25 minutes, collapsed in the surf, and requested water and a rubdown.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Delores
Mieami
Switchman Promoted to Hutchinson District Superintendent
Alfred E. Morris, longtime chief switch man with Southwestern Bell Telephone Co since August, is promoted to district plant superintendent of the Hutchinson district. Morris aided in dialing equipment installation in Lawrence and previously served as wire chief in Abilene. A Kansas University graduate from February 1951, he is married with two children, David and Elizabeth, living at 2020 Hillview Rd.
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Alfred E. Morris
Southwestern Bell Telphonr Co
Hutchinson
Morris
Lawrence
Abilene
Kansas University
David
Elizabeth
Hillview Rd
Cole Brothers executive dies of heart attack in Kansas
JUNCTION CITY Kansas The general manager John C Cole 41 died of a heart attack yesterday after three weeks illness He directed Cole Brothers stores across Kansas and Missouri He was married with two daughters Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Cole of Nevada Missouri and two brothers
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Junction City
Kas
Cole Brothers Staves
Adenauer Urges Patience in Talks With Russia
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called for patience and firmness in Western negotiations with Russia on Cold War issues. He said quick results should not be expected and stressed steady resolve in the Bonn General Anzeiger interview.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
General Anzeiger
Six University Fund Scholars Named for 1955 56 Year
Six students receive Greater University Fund scholarships for 1955 56 at the University of Kansas. Winners include John Feighner Ottawa and Johnson Hutchinson among four Altoona Great Bend and Kansas City seniors. The awards cover housing and related expenses with stipends of 113 dollars each.
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Kansas University
Greater University Fund
University
Shinkolobwe Mine Rated World’s Richest Uranium Deposit
The Shinkolobwe mine in the Belgian Congo is described by the National Geographic Society as the world’s richest uranium deposit. This assessment highlights the mine’s importance to science and potentially military applications amid Cold War era energy debates.
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Belgian Congo
National Geographic Society
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