Argentina seeks three man ruling junta to steady revolt
Army leaders and President Per on discuss forming a three member junta with Gen Franklin Lucero and Rear-Admiral Alberto Tessaire to restore order after a navy revolt. Lucero urged calm and denied reports of uprisings as Plaza de Mayo reopened after bombardment and Peron remained secluded.
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Argentina
Peron
Navy
Army
Franklin Lucero
Alberto Tessaire
Lucero
L. R. LaFleche
Government House
Plaza de Mayo
Toronto Star
Douglas Blanchard
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Uruguay
Ottawa
Blanchard
International Airlines
Children Expelled After Receiving Vaccine Shots
In Franklin Lakes New Jersey eight children who had polio vaccine shots were told to stay home for the rest of the term. The board of education acted after reports that other parents feared inoculated children might spread polio.
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Board of Health
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Health Board
New Jersey
Edmonton rodeo crowns all round champion Wilf Gerlitz
Wilf Gerlitz of the Black Diamond cowboy captured both the Brahma Bull riding and all-round championships at the Edmonton rodeo ending Saturday. Monty Woods of Bowness won saddle bronc, John Hawk of Gwynn took half-roping, Brian Butterfield led steer decorating, and Alvin Owens of Patricia won bareback bronc riding.
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Edmonton
Wilf Gerlitz
Monty Woods
Bowness
John Hawk
Gwynn
Brian Butterfield
Alvin Owens
Patricia
Weather Outlook for Western Canada Nips Cold Winds
Cloudy skies and northwest winds bring chill to Central and Northern Saskatchewan while Alberta enjoys mostly sunny skies and light winds. A warming trend starts in Alberta with temperatures Tuesday expected to reach 70 to 75 degrees.
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Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Danny Kaye called Princess Margaret Honey backstage
London columnist Rex North alleges Danny Kaye addressed Princess Margaret as Honey in a Palladium backstage encounter. Kaye disputed the claim while North said thePrincess offered a simple greeting, with commentary on when such terms are appropriate.
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Princess Margaret
London
A_ London
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Rex North
Sunday Pictorial
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North
Margaret
Danny
Ma’am
America
Hunger Revolt in Siberian Camp Brings Mass Slaughter
Austrian repatriates recalled a brutal prison uprising in a uranium mine in Siberia where hungry inmates overpowered guards and killed hundreds. Machines guns fired as the riot was crushed. wounded were left to bleed. 184 men arrived in Wiener Neustadt from Russia as another group was expected June 25.
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Austria
Reuters
Soviet Union
Siberia
Russia
Vienna
Oskar Helmar
Regina Cleric Counters Sunday Sports Bylaw
Regina minister Rev Frank Morgan urged his congregation to pressure the mayor after city council allowed Regina Braves to use Taylor Field for three games with teams from Edmonton Saskatoon and Moose Jaw He warned this was a wedge toward Sunday baseball and criticized Mayor Hammond and council for Christian leadership in allowing it.
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Frank Morgan
St. Andrew’s United Church
Regina Braves
Taylor Field
Braves
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Montreal
Hammond
Gaglardi Promises Yell owhead Pass Work and Tender Calls
Western Briefs report British Columbia Highways Minister P A Gaglardi promising continued work and surveys on the Yellowhead Pass highway to Alberta. He said tenders would be called soon for construction of part of the route. Polls open 7 pm in Battle River Camrose by election. An 18 year old Toronto girl contemplates another tidal swim attempt from Victoria to Port Angeles and will begin training if conditions improve.
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Yellowhead Pass
Alberta
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Battle River
Camrose
Robert Fair
Social Credit
James A. Smith
S.C
F. M. Smith
William Irvine
CCF
Victoria
Toronto
Port Angeles
Janice White
Wash
Bullet and Peanut Removed From Young Lungs at Hospital
Doctors at St. Boniface hospital removed a .22 calibre rifle bullet from three year old Alex Pamick of Baker Lake Northwest Territories and a peanut from Kenneth Bateman of Winnipeg. Both boys are in satisfactory condition after the procedures.
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St. Boniface Hospital
Alex Pamick
Baker Lake
Nwt
Here
Kenneth Bateman
Winnipeg
What the modern automobile needs, Uncle Filbert says
In a humorous column, Uncle Filbert quips that the car industry should adopt a transmission that automatically shifts blame, poking fun at tech optimism and automotive fixes.
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Uncle Filbert
Seek Slayer Seattles Brutal Family Tragedy and Suspect Arrest
A mother eight months pregnant lies near death after police probe a brutal triple slaying. Thomas W Reimers aged 5 and Gerald John Reimers aged 1 were found in a crib battered with a rolling pin and slain with a butcher knife. Josephine Reimers 29 was critically wounded with wounds to throat wrists and groin as Charles Reimers 30 returned home.
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Thomas W. Reimers
Gerald John Reimers
Josephine
Charles Reimers
London dockers end wildcat strike and return to work
Striking dockers in London voted to end the five week wildcat walkout and resume work tomorrow. In the same period a 26,000 LA transit strike disrupted 90,000 riders. A Toronto teen died after a diving accident. Edmonton Eskimos re signed Johnny Bright.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Bright
Edmonton Eskimos
Ottawa Federal Provincial Conference Debates Relief Costs
A federal provincial conference in Ottawa opened today and received a plan to share unemployment relief costs. The proposal would have the treasury cover part of the burden above a basic level, avoiding full Ottawa burden. Provinces may object. The talks stem from an April meeting aiming toward a larger October fiscal conference, with unemployment treated separately.
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Ottawa
Treasury
Americans and Belgians Allowed to Leave Communist China
In Peiping a press conference announced that three American and two Belgian soldiers who chose to live in Communist China after the Korean War may leave at their request. Griggs, Bell and Cowart seek US or Japan exit. Devriendt wants US. Verdyck seeks Laos.
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Reuters
China
Communist Red Cross Society
Peiping
United Nations
Peiping Radio
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Otho G. Bell
Olympia, Wash
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Alberta CCF pledges universal electrification and public power
Elected Alberta CCF leader Elmer E. Roper told a Stettler audience that a CCF government would extend electrification to feasible areas at no cost to farmers. He noted rural lines left farmers $16 million in debt and proposed a public power authority to acquire private systems at a fair price while backing Morten Neilson in the June 29 general election.
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Alberta
Alberta General Election Gains Momentum
Alberta's general election enters a busy campaign period ahead of the June 29 vote. Some 202 candidates seek office as parties push to sway voters in Edmonton and across the province.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Samoan fire eater cashiered after sizzling demonstrations
In Chicago a furniture firm hired Uluale Tavui to demonstrate fire resistance at the American Furniture Mart show. Tavui ignited a three foot flame, causing a crowd to scatter and traffic to slow outside. The exhibitor then cashiered the Samoan performer after the risky display.
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Chicago
Uluale Tavui
Tavui
Tornado Strikes Manitoba Town Killing and Ruining Homes
A devastating tornado hit a southeastern Manitoba farming town, injuring at least 30 residents and destroying six or more homes. A six room school collapsed while a 25 bed hospital and town facilities suffered heavy damage. Emergency crews, lacking water, battled fires as aid teams worked to account for residents. RCMP blocked curious onlookers as officials assessed casualties.
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RCMP
Winnipeg
H. V. Walden
United Church Mission
Shenchenko
Nick Pudlaski
Kerk
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