Guatemala Rebel Leaders Race to Capital Rally
Guatemalan rebel Col. Carlos Castillo Armas planned to fly to the capital for talks on his role in the new anti Communist government. Dissatisfaction within the liberation army dimmed the triumph as a five man junta was formed with Monzon still in government.
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Guatemala
Rebe
Carlos Castillo Armas
Liberation Army
Sastilo
Chiquimula
San Salvador
Etiego Monzon
el Salvador
Monzon
Castillo
Chiquimul
Fiveman
Castile
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
First Strike of Uranium Plants Seen
In Oak Ridge Tennessee AFL CIO atomic workers at three plants here and one in Paducah Kentucky may strike over a six cent wage offer. Officials say a walkout by nine thousand workers appears likely after the July Fourth weekend, with Monday a paid holiday for atomic workers. The four plants, operated for the Atomic Energy Commission by Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co, supply the nation’s entire fissionable Uranium-235 for atomic weapons.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
AFL
CIO Atomic
Paducan
Choy
CIO
Paducah
Atomic Energy Commission
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
Nationalists Receive 3 U.S. Patrol Boats
The Chinese Nationalist navy has taken delivery of three U S Navy patrol craft provided under the mutual defense assistance program. Cmd Tsou Chien who will command one of the boats assumed charge of the squadron in ceremonies at Brooklyn Navy Yard. The 173 foot diesel powered vessels carry a crew of 30.
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New York UK
Cmds
Tsou Chien
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Legislator in Bribe Case Freed on Bail
California legislator Charles W Lyon aged 66 known as the dean of politics was released on 7500 bail after surrendering in San Diego on bribery and grand theft charges connected to a liquor license investigation. He and co defendants Charles S Berry 57 and Louis A Trapani 42 face pleas set for July 25. Berry had posted 7500 previously.
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A. Assemblyman
Charles W. Lyon
Los Angeles
Roy Williams
San Diego
Charles W.lyon
California
Lyon
Beaverly Hills
Charles 5. Berry
State Board of Equalization
Liquor Control
San Ditgo
Imperial
Harry Patterson
Berry
Sin
Louis A. Trapani
Trapani
Crime Queen Maud Lynch Dies In Dallas At 56
Maud Lynch a famed Dallas criminal known as the pickpocket deluxe and queen of the underworld died after a Friday night illness and stroke at a hospital. She rose to wealth through theft and prostitution in the 1920s and 30s while driving luxury cars and wearing diamonds, later returning stolen funds to a preacher, then slipping back into narcotics as hard times hit.
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Dallas
Maud Lynch
Maud
Marks
Texas
West Texas
Hls
West Germans Warn France on European Army Pact
Bonn Chancellor Adenauer warned Paris to ratify the European Defence Community treaty or face a new German national army. He rejected further negotiation before ratification and signaled possible alternatives if France stalls, tying sovereignty restoration to the army project and pressing for an immediate decision.
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Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
France
Adenauer
Italy
United States
Penn Defense
Paris
Germany
Aderauer
Atman I
U S Plans to Dispose of Some Sabre Jets
Senator Hubert Humphrey said the Defense Department asked the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to authorize disposing of some F-86 Sabre jets to other nations including Latin American states. He seeks more value details before backing any sale amid projected U S airframe production declines.
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Washington
Humphrey
D.minn
Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Latin America
Senate Committee
Comemittee
FSG
Air Force
Puff Derby Delays and Prize Money for Women Flyers
The event offers more than 2500 dollars in prizes with 800 dollars for first place and various trophies. Competitors must land at Knoxville before 6 p.m. Tuesday to qualify. The handicap race features classbased par speeds and stops at Blythe Prescott Winslow Albuquerque Amarillo Oklahoma City Fort Smith Memphis and Chattanooga with no ground time charged for two male flyers. Winners announced at Wednesday night awards in Knoxville. Radio amateurs led by Mrs. Evelyn Scott will report progress from a temporary station in Hotel Lafayette.
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Knoxville
Blythe
Prescott
Winslow
Ariz
Albuquerque
N. M
Amarillo
Scott
Hotel Lafayette
Former Nazi Air Marshal Free of Jail
RATINGEN Germany Erhardt Milch 62 released from Landsberg War Crimes Prison after three days in transit The social welfare office said he arrived and was released on condition he find work U S officials would not comment Milch was convicted at Nurnberg for advocating exploiting slave labor in Nazi aviation facilities His life sentence was reduced to five years in 195 after an advisory panel recommended clemency to John J Meloy the U S high commissioner
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Ratingen
Germany
Erhardt Mich
U.S
Landsberg
Social Welfare
Milch
Nuernberg
John J., Meloy
U. S
Six Ex Warders of Doom Camp Condemned by French Tribunal
Six former warders of a Nazi prison camp were condemned to death by a French military tribunal for a mass murder of 3,000 inmates at Struthof in eastern France. Prison terms up to life were given to 84 others as prosecutions described inhuman deportee treatment including executions by torture or drugs.
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Metz
France
Struthof
Border Patrol reports 75 percent jump in wetback captures
The Border Patrol chief at El Centro reports a 75 percent increase in wetbacks captured during the last fiscal year compared with the prior year. The statement highlights intensified immigration enforcement efforts at the border.
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EL Centro
Border Patrol
Jail Matron Defends Self in Marion County Robbery Attempt
Indiana jail matron Mrs. Ethel Cisel a 55 year old Marion County jail matron confronted a robber who leveled a gun and demanded her purse. She replied with a hard right to the jaw causing the bandit to flee.
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Indiana
Ethel Cisel
Marion County
French Give Up Vital Outpost Near Hanoi
French High Command reports Vietminh forces attacked Phu Ly after moving from lime stone hills. Day River bridge blown and munition stock destroyed. Hanoi sources say Vietminh concentration aims to cut northward French-Vietnamese columns during withdrawal. Diem warns of grave political consequences. Salan calls it a military operation, with U.S. kept informed via constant contacts.
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Fhu Ly
Hanoi
Phu Ly
Vietnam
Viet Nam
Ivgon Dinh Dien
Red River
Vietminh
Diem
Raoul Salan
Indochina
Salan
Nixon Attacks Demos and Stevenson Jibes at Him
Washington reports Vice President Nixon renews attack on Truman era foreign policy and Adlai Stevenson calls Nixon the most irresponsible exalted statesman. Nixon claims the previous administration lost 600 million to communism in a televised interview. Stevenson counters in Denver remarks urging Democrats to restore leadership as Eisenhower officials defend bipartisan foreign policy. Nixon also criticizes Democratic planners for misreading the Communist threat while Stevenson, en route to Alaska, argues the administration cannot unite its party or the free world.
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Washington
Nixon
Adlai
Stevenson
Rep
Keating
New York
Denver
Duncheon
Eisenhower
Jon
Milwaukee
Truman
Dean Acheson
China
U. S
Eisenhower Adminnstration
Alaska
Indochina
Thrillseeker Colonel Held Over Credit Card Theft
Police say a dapper Arlington based former Air Forces colonel admitted stealing credit cards for thrill. He flew B17s in Europe and 629s in the Pacific in World War I and commanded a fighter squadron in Korea with 110 combat missions. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, Distinguished Service Cross, Silver Star, Air Medal and Purple Heart. Nellis officials said he would likely be released to the Air Force for hospitalization and possible psychiatric treatment.
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Arlington
Europe
Pacific
Air Forces
Korea
Air Force
Nellis Air Force Base
PE and PG Face Elkins Act Charges
Los Angeles based Pacific Electric Railway and Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Co face 20 counts each alleging violations of the Elkins Act. If convicted, fines could reach 400000 per company. Charges claim unlawful concessions and failure to collect or pay demurrage on freight to and from P and G's Long Beach plant, at 5 dollars a day.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Pacific Electric Railway
Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Co
U. 5S
Laughlin & Waters
Pacific Electric
Procter and Gamble
Long Beach
FREE EXPRESSION UNDER SEA Sailors decorate subs interiors
Navy submarines embrace self expression with murals and color on 16 vessels. In the Pearl Harbor era project Mrs. Alec Baird assisted crews to redecorate bunk areas with red/tite, pink walls, personal ash trays, bed lamps, curtains, and upholstered chairs. Comdr. Wiliam D. Hushing approved bold art as long as in good taste.
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Pearl Harbor
v_S. Navy
Alec
Mickey) Baird
Baird
Chief of Naval Operations
Comdr
Wiliam D. Hushing
Observers Seek Blame in Israel Arab City Fighting
United Nations monitors checked sources to assign responsibility for a three day outbreak in Jerusalem that left eight dead and 53 injured. Israel and Jordan blamed each other as Maj Gen Bennike presided over meetings with planned U N reporting next week. Jordan described five dead and 26 wounded, while Israel cited three dead and 27 wounded. Lt Col Peter Young said Israel fired first along a two mile front and that mortars were used after a pause in fighting. He reported 14 two inch mortars hitting the Arab held Qid City near an Armenian convent, causing about 35000 in damage.
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Jerusalem
United Nations
Israe
Holy City
U. S
EB. H. Hutchison
Israel
Jordan
Old City
Peter Young
Arab Legion
Qid
Shadows on the Wall and Redwood Siding
The article discusses exterior home surfaces, noting plain flat walls lack appeal and accents via Redwood siding. Sunlight forms horizontal shadow lines that enhance architectural beauty, adjustable by board thickness and channel depth milled into the wood.
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