Argentine Junta May Be Named
Buenos Aires reports say the army under Maj Gen Lucero directs the push to restore order as Peron stays in the background. The revolt rattled Argentina, refugees in Montevideo say negotiations seek a three man junta including Peron. A Detroit engineer killed by a bombing is the first American casualty in the capital. 18 rebel planes returned from Uruguay with 14 junior officers claiming no voluntary participation.
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Argentina
WPI
Juan Peron
Frankin Lucere
Montevide
Uruguay
Peron
Lucero
Alberto Tessaire
Vicw
Graham E. Tune
Detroit
Kaiser Motor Corp
Feron
Manuel Belgrano
Misjudged Miser Dies Leaves Wealth to Charity
Isle of Man heiress Eden Cubble dies at 80 leaving about £850,000. She distributed funds to nurse Jimima Campbell, John Symonds, an orphanage, Liverpool city holiday home plan, a sea training fund, lifeboats, a fire engine, and charities in her name, all tied to her son Robert Colby Cubbin.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Eden Cubble
Aminer
Jimima Campbell
John Symonds
Liverpool
Robert Colby Cubbin
Jie
Nurse Campbell
House Rebels Block Ike Reserve Bill For Study
Rebel members of the House Armed Services Committee blocked quick action on Eisenhower’s reserve bill and sent it back to a subcommittee for five more days of study. The vote 16 to 14 delayed measures expanding the reserve and tied to nonsegregation provisions, with leaders seeking to resolve the impasse early next week.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Brooks
D-La
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Vic Rouse
Rep
An Zandt
Pentagon
White House
Rep. Winsted
Veterans Loan Bill Signed by Knight
Gov. Goodwin J. Knight announced that California veterans will gain access to higher home and farm purchase limits under the states low interest financing plan. The measure, led by Sen. Louis G. Sutton, raises maximum home purchases to 17,000 and farm purchases to 30,000 while loan terms stay at 3,500 for homes and 15,906 for farms. A second bill, SB696 by Sen. James E. Busch, allows the state director of finance to lease state lands for radio or TV use without a five year limit.
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Goodwin J. Knight
Gayne
California
Louis G. Sutton
R-Maxwell
Sloan
Knight
James E. Busch
R-Uklah
State Director of Finance
Polish Opera Singer Janina Karoliewicz-Wajdowa Dies
Vienna report states 75 year old Polish pre war opera singer Janina Karoliewicz-Wajdowa died Monday.
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Vienna
Austria
Janina Karoliewicz-Wajdowa
Germ warfare deemed as dangerous as atomic threats
Maj. Gen. William M. Crea, Army chemical officer, told the Texas Chemical Council that germ and chemical warfare pose dangers equal to atomic weapons in war. He warned such agents could affect minds, paralyze defense efforts, and allow enemies to target productive facilities while destroying people.
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Houston
Tex
Army
William M. Crea
Creasy
Texas Chemical Council
Eony
Bridges on Commies in 1937 meetings testifies in deportation case
Longshore leader Harry Bridges testifies in federal court that he never joined the Communist Party and recalls talks with Walter Lambert from 1939 on the Longshore Union's ties to the CIO. The civil suit seeks to cancel his 1945 citizenship for alleged fraud.
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San Francisco
Tarry Bridges
Communist Party
Longshore
Tong'short
IGIO
Bridges
Citizenshp
U. S
Lynn P. Gillard
Richard Gledstein
Lous
Goodman
Independent International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Gillard
United States
Senate approves 31.9 billion defense bill to boost long range power
The Senate 40 to 0 passes a 31.882 billion defense funding measure for the coming year to strengthen long range aerial striking capacity. It preserves Marine Corps strength, adds 46 million for Marines, and supports production of F104 jets and bombers amid strategic margin discussions with Russia.
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Sens
Byrd D-Va
Symington
D.-Mo
America
Russia
Senate
House
Eisenhower
White House
Marine Corps
Syming
Truman Admintration
United States
Slany
Byrd
Armed Services Committee
Hearings on Old Age Bill in Congress Endorse Eisenhower Support
Washington Republican leaders reported President Eisenhower favors public hearings on changes to the social security program. Sen Knowland and Rep Marlin said after a weekly meeting that hearings are desired as the House Ways and Means Committee debates proposals. The proposals could drain about 2 billion dollars and would need replenishment for future payments. telegrams urged committee members to hold hearings and opposed lowering the retirement age for women and extending benefits to total disability.
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D-Wya
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Marine Corps
Lindon B. Johnson
Texas
Langer
North Dakota
MaCarthy and Wiley
Wisconsin
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Florida
Thurmond
South Carolina
Washington
Knowland
California
Ami
Marlin
Massachusetts
Ways and Means Committee
Martin
Chamber of Commerce of the
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