Opposition airs Peron retreat in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires the Radical Party led opposition to President Juan Peron blasting his government reforms and stressing a broader political peace. They demand amnesty for persecuted opponents, end to embezzlement and bribery, full freedom of thought, and new electoral and judicial reforms. The Chamber of Deputies, now led by Alberto Recamora, plans hearings into police actions linked to June riots and church burnings amid ongoing debates on Peronist governance and policy shifts.
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Peronista Party
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Standard Oil Co
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Pary
Santa Fe
Reader's Digest reveals Madame Chiang Kai-shek faith journey
In August issue, Reader's Digest recounts how Madame Chiang Kai-shek, a Christian, struggled to love enemies and whether Christ died for her. It explains her eventual faith and argues small daily prayer groups can promote global peace.
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Chiang Kai-shek
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FHA Scandal Figure Wins Appeals Test
The U S Court of Appeals set aside Clyde L. Powell's contempt conviction, a housing scandal figure and former FHA rental housing official. Powell faced sentencing over grand jury appearances and alleged failure to answer questions. The appellate court warned of potential injustice if Powell had truthfully exercised privilege or if the government misrepresented events.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Clyde L. Powell
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Federal Housing Administration
U. S
F. Dickinson Letts
Grand Jury
Appellate Court Orders Acquittal Judgment in Lease Case
The Appellate Court returned the lease matter to district court with directions to enter a judgment of acquittal. The ruling clarifies the appellate review of the underlying trial and final disposition in the lease dispute.
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District Court
General Motors Smashes Half Year Sales And Profits In 1955
General Motors reports a half year gain of 82 percent over 1954 with net income of 661 million and first six months sales at 6.18 billion. Second quarter net rose to 352 million on 3.30 a share while six month earnings beat 1954 totals. U.S. and Canadian plants ran above capacity to produce 2.4 million units.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Thelin
Austral
Harlow H. Curtice
Jilfred P. ‘Sloan
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Canadian
London Radio Plugs Bulganin Khrushchev Invite
London broadcast follows a Schubert Unfinished Symphony as Radio Moscow announces the Bulganin Khrushchev invitation to visit London. The fragmentary notice places the event in a wartime era diplomatic rhythm and notes a Wednesday timing.
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London
Ith
Radio Moscow
Kalash Formula K-54 Claims Clear Mental Benefit Tested
An ad-like summary promotes Kalash Vitamin Corp Formula K-54 as a nutritional replacement to ease irritability fatigue and low mood. Citing Newsweek Jan 17 1955 tests by two Los Angeles university doctors, it claims 0 percent effective and promises improved tranquility, happiness, vigor, and smoother relations with regular use for 30 days. It offers literature on the micro-food formula and hundreds of helped cases.
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Newsweek Magazine
Los Angeles
Chon
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