Trio of American attaches expelled by Soviet in Moscow
Washington reports three U S military attaches were declared persona non grata by the Soviet Foreign Office in Moscow. Lt Col Johns onson Capt William Stroud and Capt Waller Mule were identified as assistant Army attaches at the embassy. No word on their departure and it follows earlier expulsions amid espionage charges and U S retaliation. The piece notes past expulsions including Lt Col H M Tekhlin Maj W McKinney and others connected to espionage claims.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Johnsonson
Soviet Union
William FR. Stroud
Wal Ler Mule
ATL
HM. Tekhlin
HM. Tekhlin, Assistant Military Attache, and Maj. W. McKinney
State Department
Felehlin
McKinney
U. S
United States
Caidr
Tear A. Amosod
Alexander P. Kovlyov
United Nations
New York
Leonid E. Pigney
Amosod
Kovlyay
Pionev
Sinking Drill Barge Capsizes Near Grand Isle
A drilling barge named Ameariosa Tidelands, owned by American Tiderlands Co., capsized about 45 miles south of New Orleans and six miles south of Grand Isle, sinking in 88 feet of water. Forty three workers aboard were rescued by the tug Delilah with no injuries. Coast Guard reports the barge rested on its side, and a diver said patches were being made before it capsized for unknown reasons.
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New Orleans
A &3
Gulf of Mexico
Delilah
Ameariosa
Tidelands
American Tiderlands Co
Grand Isle
Coast Guard
Bth
Buel
Frolic
Weather Outlook: Late Night Clouds and Saturday Sunshine
Late night sees low clouds followed by mostly sunny Saturday. Temperature expected to remain steady with little change. The forecast highlights one quiet weekend with light winds and mild conditions.
Lucky Visit Saves Baby From Suffering
Mrs. Bertha M. Merrill, who calls herself naturally lucky, revived four month old Ted James Davidson after finding him unconscious and turning blue in his crib. She breathed into his mouth and cleared a blockage. Ted was hospitalized for observation at Seasids Hospital but listed out of danger.
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Bertha M. Merrill
Ted James Davidson
Seaside Hospital
Merrill
LaNae Hill
Joe Risinger
Bertha M. Mer Ll
Armande Dr
Phyllis Davidson
Banner Dr
San Diego
Mark
Ted
Seasids Hospital
Observatios
Revolt Crushed by Peron Rebels Flee to Uruguay
AP dispatch reports chaos in Argentina as riots attack Catholic churches amid Peronist crackdown. Peron blames Communists and vows no more depredations, with reports of churches set aflame in Buenos Aires. He announces state of siege and promises justice under law as communications remain cut. Weather conditions foretell a pleasant California weekend.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Argentina
Peron Himsel
Peron
Buenos Aires
Zafila
Navy
Thuaday
SoUaene
Plaza de Mayo
Buenos
Aires
Feran
South 1
California
Weather Bureau
Feton
Pope Sees Two Ousted by Peron
Vatican confirms Pope Paul VI met with Msgr Manuel Tato and Msgr Ramon Nayoa, two Argentine prelates expelled by Peron authorities. The audience ended with benedictions as the Vatican condemns the expulsion and notes its likely suspension of Vatican-Argentina diplomatic ties.
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Vatican City
Fius 1
Argenna
Buenos Aires
Manuel Tato
Ramon Pablo Nayoa
Vatican
Argentina
J/Osservatore Romani
D'Ossalvatore
Hadic
Lberty
Human Dignity
Giuseppe Cardinal Birl
Gena
Catholic Action
Peron
Eisenhower Urges Prayer as Atomic Exercise Ends
President Eisenhower closes three day simulated atomic drill Operation Alert 1955 and presses Congress to pass his military reserves reform. He cites civil defense cooperation between federal and state and local governments as crucial to prevent disaster and save lives.
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Eisenhower
United States
Hisenhower
Congress
Washington
Hedy Lamarr Gems Found in Her Home
Houston report says jewelry valued at 59000 stolen from Hedy Lamarr and her husband Howard Lee was recovered on the premises at 530 pm Thursday. Alberta Pears, a seamstress, found the gems in a bag on a shelf in the upstairs sewing room. Lamarr and Lee, and their staff, underwent lie detector tests after the disappearance May 25. Lamarr took a retest offered by detective B Short.
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Houston
Bedy Lamarr
Howard Lee
Lee
B. Short
Lamarr
Alberta Pears
Short
Miss Lamarr
Mike Lamarr
Miss. Lamarr
Girl Burned as Teacher Demonstrates Chemistry Accident
An 18 year old student Lynne Johnson was burned on the hands by sparks from a chemistry demonstration at Stephens Junior High School. Two 14 year old classmates Irene Diaz and Scott Gordon also suffered clothing burns. Principal Norbert Farrell said eighth grade instructor Paul Hughes used a phosphorus potassium chlorate mix on asbestos. Hughes reported a loud crack, sparks flew to the ceiling, yet he asserts the chemicals are standard for classroom use and he has 15 years of safe teaching. Johnson returned to class after treatment at Sea side Hospital.
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Lynne Johnson
Caspian Ave
Stephens Junior High School
Sarita Fe Ave
Columbia St
Seaside Hospital
Scott Gordon
Gale ‘Ave
Irene Diaz
Easy Ave
Norbert K
Iran
Johnson
Hughes
Toy Telephone Jammed in Throat Kills Baby
In Nashville Tennessee a six month old boy Joseph Karlton Fredebeil Jammed a toy telephone into his throat and died before it could be withdrawn. His mother Mrs Karl G Fredebeil had left him alone only a few moments and returned to find the toy lodged in his mouth. Attempts to remove it caused severe bleeding and he died on arrival at a hospital.
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Nashville
Tenn, LY
Karl G. Fredebeil
Joseph Karlton Fredebeil
School Piano Topples On Boy in Kindergarten Tragedy
Five year old Paul Gallo was crushed to death when a piano toppled onto him during music hour in a Detroit kindergarten. Teacher Harriet Andrews, 25, cried as she described pushing the instrument to center. Prosecutor Gerald O'Brien ruled the accident blameless, calling it the most pathetic case he had handled.
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Deetrope
Upi
Paul Gallo
Harriet Andrews
Daily Music Hour
Paul
Gerald K O’brien
Minister Dies After Helping Fight Blaze
Rev Raymond G Brister 63 pastor of First Southern Baptist Church died after aiding two parishioners in extinguishing a small apartment fire next to the church. He collapsed minutes later and was pronounced dead. Survivors include wife Ola Brister and several children. Police say gas stove fire caused the blaze and the apartment was being cleaned for renter.
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Raymond G. Brister
First Southern Baptist Church
Hunter's
Brister
Faculty Ave
Virgil Barnes
Secetary
James Stinson
Orange Ye
Orange Ave
Ola’ Brister
Geline Blackston
Frances Fanning
Juanice . Williams
Wayne
Leo
Berlye
Cohnee Lynn
Sailor Union OKs Accord to End Strike
In New York 6140 National Maritime Union members voted by voice to approve a new contract ending a wide shipyard strike. The agreement secures unemployment benefits for seamen and allows mariners to resume work while two smaller unions negotiate separate contracts. engineers and radiomen remain in talks with shippers.
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New York
National Maritime Union
Galveston-to-Maine
NMU
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Toim
Where to Find It in the Newspaper
The notice lists sections by page and topic including Beach Combing Page B-1, Boyle Page A-13, Bridge A-23, Classified B-9 to B-19, Comics B-B, Crossword A-15, Editorial A-12, Financial B-3, Obituaries B-2, TV listings, Theater B-6 and B-7, Weather B-9, Wilson A-13, Women B-4 and B-5, and Your World A-2.
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Boyle
Patie Sen
Wilson
Two Elephants Kill Japan Zoo Keeper
Visitors watched in horror at Nagoya Zoo as two female elephants killed a 23 year old attendant by trampling him after knocking him down with their trunks. The incident occurred during the afternoon hours drawing police to the scene for investigation and zoo officials to review animal welfare protocols.
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Nagoya
Japan
Nagoya Zoo
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