Conspiracy to Kill Peron Reported Sparks Buenos Aires Riots
In Buenos Aires police halt anti-Peron protests with tear gas near the presidential palace amid clashes in Cordoba. Authorities say an alleged plot to assassinate President Peron and Army Minister Gen. Franklin Lucero prompted the crackdown. Sixty-eight calm returned after 40 arrests as patrols were boosted.
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Buenos Aires
Cordoba
Peron
General Labor Confederation
Franklin Lucero
Plaza de Mayo
Terre Haute Workers Vote for Strike at Allis-Chalmers
About 98.9 percent of 1,000 CIO United Auto Workers at the Allis-Chalmers plant in Terre Haute Indiana voted to strike. Local leaders in West Allis Wisconsin said no strike deadline has been set while negotiations continue over a master contract covering all Allis-Chalmers plants.
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Terre Haute
Ind
CIO
United Auto Workers
Allis Chalmers Corp
James Harmon
James Brashears
West Allis
Wis
International Union
Broshears
Allis-Chalmers
Peanut Removed From Lung Of 14 Month Old Child
Surgeons removed a peanut from the left lung of 14 month old Timothy Reidenbach at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago. The child slept well after the operation and had a good appetite the next morning. He was brought to the hospital from Bluffton Indiana by his mother Bonnie Reidenbach and his aunt Oral Fulton under police escort.
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Chicago
Timothy Reidenbach
Bluffton
Ind
Children's Memorial Hospital
Bonnie Reidenbach
Oral Fulton
Aged man killed in car collision near Reynolds
Monticello Indiana. Herman Schroeder eighty four of Reynolds was killed Monday when he drove his car into the path of another auto on Ind. 43 west of Reynolds. He was thrown from the car and pinned beneath the wreckage. Paul Kruger twenty three of Francesville the other driver escaped injury.
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Monticello
Ind
Herman Schroeder
Reynolds
Paul Kruger
Francesville
Indiana faces growing shortage of privately run airports
Indiana aviation officials say privatized airports are vanishing fast with only 77 remaining from 121 last year. They blame weak laws, crowded communities, and limited public interest while noting scarce state aid and pilots' needs for safer landing options at rural counties and state parks. Five communities seek aid to build or improve airports.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hoosierland
Cunningham
Illinois
Turkey Run
Commission
New York
Colorado
California
Brakeman Killed in Indiana Rail Accident
WARSAW Ind ip A Nickel Plate brakeman Robert John Treece 30 of Payne Ohio died when he fell under a fre ight train he was on near Sidney as the engine moved toward a stop. Engineer Earl Hiatt of Fort Wayne said 15 cars passed over his body before the train stopped.
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Warsaw
Ind
Nickel Plate Railroad
Robert John Treece
Payne
Ohio
Sidney
Earl Hiatt
Fort Wayne
Treece
Twenty Die As French Boat Wreck Off Brittany
St Brieuc France police say they recovered twenty bodies from an excursion boat wrecked on Brittany coast. Many victims were children in Sunday best for Assumption Day. total passenger count unknown and toll feared higher.
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St. Brieuc
France
Protests Fury as Indian Demonstrators Clash Over Goa
Tens of thousands of Indians confront police in Bombay and Goa protests over the Goa deaths. Reports indicate 15 to 23 killed and many injured as authorities defend the Portuguese enclave with reinforcements. Nehru labels Portuguese forces brutal and vows Goa's union with India.
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Bombay
India
Portugese
Goa
Indian Secretariat
Secretariat
Morarji Desai
Idp
New Delphi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
United Press
James Berry
Damao
Diu
Local GE Workers Return After 1955 Vacations
More than 400 employees at the Linton General Electric plant resumed work after a two week vacation period. Maintenance staff kept operating, installing part of a new matching conveyor. The conveyor is nearly complete but special assembling and testing equipment is due to arrive by about November 11.
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Linton General Electric
George W. Auer
Jail Sentence for Peeping Tom in Terre Haute Case
Max Fisher of Jasonville, 28, pleaded guilty before Judge Edward S. Everett to a peeping Tom charge. He was fined 23 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail after Claude Foote reported Fisher peering into his bedroom window at 1715 Harding Avenue.
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Terre Haute
Max Fisher
Jasonville
Edward S. Everett
Fisher
Claude Foote
Harding Avenue
Troopers Patrol New Castle Plant Amid Strikes
Police and state troopers patrolled the Perfect Circle Corp. New Castle foundry after a mass picketing clash. Nine people were released after a disturbance, with rocks hurled at cars and two non striking workers’ homes reported stoned.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Corp
Hagerstown
Richmond
Fred Hall
Hall
Perfect Circle
Fred Sumpter
Peaceful Atom Use Theme of Meeting
About 800 union officials and apprentices met at Purdue University for the second United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters conference focused on peaceful uses of atomic energy. Registrants include 600 officials plus 150 apprentice instructors and 77 apprentice plumbers and pipefitters. Apprentice contestants will compete for 3500 in cash prizes, with opening remarks by Purdue Vice President Frank C. Hockema and Peter T. Schoemann, assistant to the general president.
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Lafayette
Ind
United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters
Purdue University
Plumbers Union
United States
Canada
Frank C. Hockema
Purdue
Peter T. Schoemann
United Association
Married Couples Class Plans Social at Humphreys Park
The Linton Evangelical United Brethren church Married Couples class will meet at 6:30 PM Thursday in the Shelter house of Humphreys park for an ice cream social hosted by the group.
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Linton
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Admissions included Mrs. Elizabeth Bramble Jasonville James Griffith Jasonville Mrs. Oscar McDaniel Shelburn Mrs. Earl Rollins Odon. Dismissals included Mrs. Leland Craig and baby Owensburg Mrs. Dorothy Allen and baby Linton.
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Elizabeth Bramble
Jasonville
James Griffith
Oscar McDaniel
Shelburn
Earl Rollins
Odon
Leland Craig
Baby
Owensburg
Dorothy Allen
Linton
Eisenhower backs second Atoms for Peace conference
Adm. Lewis L. Strauss said President Eisenhower authorized a second Atoms for Peace gathering after the first congress in Geneva. He noted the interval before another conference could be two to three years to allow new scientific advances. Delegates hope progress warrants continuation as world officials study atomic cooperation.
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Geneva
United States
Eisenhower
Adm
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
American Club of
United Nations
Large Batch of Polio Vaccine Scheduled for Indiana
Indiana will receive 25,000 CCs of Salk polio vaccine from Wyeth Laboratories for distribution to pharmacists and doctors next week. Dr. Bertram Groesbeck Jr., chair of the governor's advisory committee, said it can inoculate two doses for 12,500 children aged five to nine.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Bertram Groesbeck, Jr
Wyeth Laboratories
Groesbeck
50 Radar Stations To Be Constructed On Arctic Frontier
The Army says 3,000 troops will unload over 200,000 tons of construction material to build more than 50 radar stations along the DEW line from Alaska to Greenland. The joint U.S. Canadian project aims to provide four to six hours warning of bomber attacks.
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Washington — i
Arctic Frontier
High Arctic Coast
U.S
Polar
North America
Alaska
Greenland
Canada
Army
Seattle
Point Barrow
Arctic
Baffin Island
Norfolk
Navy
Dew Line
English Soldiers On Watch For IRA Threat
British police warned the IRA was stockpiling arms for large scale future operations. Eden held a special cabinet session to discuss raids on army camps and Parliament security measures. Scotland Yard denied comments about a master plan to invade Northern Ireland in 1957.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Anthony Eden
IRA
War Office
Britain
Parliament
Scotland Yard
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Daily Mirror
News Chronicle
Cabinet
Eden
Gwilym Lloyd George
Antony Head
John Harding
Imperial General Staff
Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers at Linton Meeting
Officers will be installed at a meeting of the Auxiliary of the American Legion at the Legion home in Linton at 7 30 tonight. President Miss Martha Heitman announced the event.
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Auxiliary of the American Legion
Linton
Legion
Martha Heitman
Truck Overturns Kill Hoosier Driver on U S 6
Plymouth Indiana state police report Leon Rozanski 35 of Highland died when his heavy truck overturned in a ditch along U S 6 north of Plymouth. The crash occurred after the vehicle hit a road hole and Rozanski swerved to avoid oncoming traffic.
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Plymouth
Ind
Leon Rozanski
Highland
U.S. 6
Here
Rozanski
Craig Sees Second Toll Road Nearing Reality Today
Indiana Governor Craig outlined a north south toll road from Hammond to Indianapolis and an extension to Miami with a 1956 start target. He cited November survey results, a $12 million New Albany Louisville toll bridge, and bond financing with Indiana Kentucky cooperation. He plans a southern Indiana tour this week.
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Craig
Indianapolis
Indiana
Miami
Lake Michigan
Unio River
Chicago
Hoosier
Hammond
Hammond-Indianapolis
New Albany
Ohio River
New Albany-Louisville
Kentucky
Wabash River
Mt. Vernon
Madison State Hospital
Evansville State Hospital
Muscatatuck State Park
New Albany Tuberculosis Hospital
Morgan-Monroe State Park
Hurricane Diane Nears Carolinas After Crossing Offshore
Hurricane Diane slowed after 800 miles offshore and is projected to hit the South Carolina or North Carolina coast late tonight or Wednesday morning. Winds near the center reached 115 miles per hour with hurricane force extending outward. evacuations and preparations ramped up along the Georgia and Carolinas coast as military and Red Cross units mobilized.
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Charleston
S. C
Diane
Seaboard
Connie
South Carolina
North Carolina
Navy
Air Force
Savannah Beach
Georgia
Carolinas
Fernandina
Fla
Wilmington
N.C
Cape Henlopen
Delaware Breakwater
Chesapeake Bay
Gordon Dunn
Miami
Civil Air Patrol
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Charleston Harbor
Red Cross
National
Ft. Bragg
Heart Piercing Antenna Tragedy Hits Fort Wayne Boy
In Fort Wayne Indiana a 12 year old boy Larry La Tourette was impaled by a broken car radio antenna that pierced his heart. He and friend Michael Hildenbrand were bicycling home from a pool when the accident happened. Larry’s heart stopped twice but he survived and gave a full account.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Joseph's Hospital
Larry la Tourette
Michael Hildenbrand
Larry
Michael
Three Motorists Fined in Bloomfield Court
In Bloomfield, Justice of the Peace Frank Dean fined three motorists for traffic violations. John Bovenschen, 26, Switz City, paying 19 dollars total for failing to yield the right of way after a collision. Leslie L. Silvers, 58, Bloomfield, 15 dollars total for violating the truck speed limit law. William E Freeland, 18, Indianapolis, 16 dollars total for driving 90 miles per hour on state road 54.
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Frank Dean
Bloomfield
John Bovenschen
Switz City
James O. Smith
Leslie L. Silvers
George Campbell
William E. Freeland
Indianapolis
Smith
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