Emergency plan foreseen as martial law option in alert
President Eisenhower rushed to the Defense Department emergency HQ for a National Security Council meeting after a simulated Wednesday atomic attack. The Security Council, led by the President, would coordinate federal action to stabilize the nation, with potential martial law to maintain government functions until Congress can reconvene.
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Eisenhower
White House
Defense Department
National Security Council
Congress
The
Security Council
Secretary of Defense
Treasury
Revolt in Buenos Aires as planes bomb Government House
In Buenos Aires a revolt erupted with naval aviation bombing Government House near Plaza de Mayo. Government officials said loyal army and air force fought the rebels while casualties mounted and tanks surrounded the building. The Vatican had excommunicated President Peron over actions against the church.
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Buenos Aires
Government House
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Plaza de Mayo
National Cathedral
Plaza
Whith
Naval
Ithi
Punta Indio
Radio Mitre
Argentina
Arcond
Rosario
Capitol
Zoo
City and State to Freeze 60 Percent of Gas Funds
City Council approves a freezing of 60 percent of tideland gas revenues retroactive to January 1 to protect state interests as the state attorney general intends to sue for about 100 million dollars in tideland oil revert. The move leaves approximately 72.403 million in gas revenues for the 1955-56 budget while denying a total freeze of all funds.
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Tideland
Supreme Court
Mdhmund G. Brown
Sam Vickers
Brown
Wellers
City Atty
Wathfred Jaculson
Attys
Leonard M. Friedman
Jay L. Shavelson
Jacobson
State Attorney General
State Supreme Court
Vickers and Jacobson
15 Feared Killed in Air Crash Near Asuncion
A Brazilian Panair do Brasil airliner carrying 24 aboard crashed in heavy fog near Asuncion Paraguay. Nine survivors reported. Time magazine’s John Dowling, en route to Buenos Aires, among passengers killed or missing. Quick responders aided injured on the highway, one patrolman struck by a truck.
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Panair Do Brasil
John Dowling
Time Magazine
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Argenttine
São Paulo
Brazil
Dowling
OH GE
Peter Eddie Dowling
Norwalk
California
Woleers
Bat
Charles F. Blake
Atra Mojones
Gridley Re
Norwalls
Santa Ana
Buenos Aires
London
Paris
Lisbon
Pioneer Blvd
Dakar
Recife
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Blake
Cecil
Linam
Fullerton St
Paragueyan
Buene Park
Panary
Fecker
Pan American
Airways
Europe
Highway Patrol
George A. Woodson
Canehill Ave
Lakewood
Carobil Hospital
584000 Toll in L A After 3 Mock Bombs
A national civil defense drill simulated hydrogen bombs on Los Angeles causing estimated 584000 deaths and 649000 injuries with 1254 homeless. Evacuation centers opened for 20000 in Los Angeles. rest dispersed to Orange County and San Diego.
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National Civil Defense
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Orange County
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San Diego
Cicmy
San Francisco
Oak
Land
United States
Civy
Long Beach Civil Defense Control Center
County Civil Defense
Howard Earl
Civil Center
Foothill Blvd
William J. Mooney
Civil Defense
Long Beach
van Nuys
Mooney
Mother Regains Custody of Three of Four Children
LOS ANGELES. A 24 year old mother, Mrs. Tuanila Squadere Rinehart Squardero, regains custody of Renee, Russell and Kathleen, while still sharing or losing legal rights to Monica. The court notes past inability to care due to illness in 1953 and criticizes Raymond Rinehart for lack of support. Her husband Louis, 34, an aircraft mechanic, and the couple’s infant son remain part of the household.
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Fenmner Dust Irisband
Tuanila
Rinehart Squardero
Wings
Renee
Russell
Kathlenn
Squadere
Rayimond Rinehart
Rinehart
Monica
Kathleen
Jeanne Rinehart
Juanita Rinehart Squadere
Soviet Women Offer Up To 2009 For Husbands
Vienna reports Soviet women serving with occupation troops in Austria offer up to 2009 dollars to Austrian men willing to marry them. They seek to stay in Austria after Soviet troops are withdrawn under the recently concluded Austrian state treaty, the Weltpresse noted.
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Vienna
Austria
Weltpresse
Messpaper
Torpedo Blast Sinks British Sub 13 Perish
PORTLAND England AP a practice torpedo exploded destroying the Royal Navy submarine Sidon moored at the Maidstone depot vessel. Thirteen men trapped and three officers listed missing presumed dead after the forward section flooded and the sub sank to 36 feet. Seven crew escaped with minor injuries as Admiralty officials confirmed the deadly blast and loss of fate.
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Portland
England
Admiralty
Maidstone
Admiraltty
Sidon
L.thames
House of Commons
London
Thomas
All American Envoys Safe in Argentina
Emergency press headquarters reports that all American embassy personnel in Buenos Aires are safe amid Argentine revolutionary rioting. Henry Holland, assistant secretary of state, relayed the first official U S report from the embassy. The Argentine Government House was bombed and street fighting was under way. no embassy staff were injured. President Eisenhower was briefed after receiving the initial reports.
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State Department
Buenos Aires
U. S
Henry Holland
Holland
Murray Snyder
Bemben
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Weather: Night Clouds, Morning Sun, Saturday Warmth
Night and morning low clouds give way to mostly sunny skies by Saturday afternoon. Winds light. Temperatures rise slightly, bringing a warmer Saturday afternoon.
Ike Asks Congress for Anti-Polio Funds
President Eisenhower formally asked Congress for 35 million dollars to fund the nationwide anti polio vaccine program for children unable to pay. The action was announced from his mountain retreat during civilian defense Operation Alert.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Classifieds and listings guide appear across paper pages
The text lists various sections and page designations such as Beach Combing on C-1 and Boyle on A-23, Bridge on A-23, Classifieds from C-5 to C-11, Comics on C-4, and more. It also mentions Editorial on A-22, Obituaries on C-2, radio and TV on B-12, and other features like Shipping fable on G-2 and tides and temperatures on O-2.
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Wilson
Noar World
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China
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