Peron Praised by Army Chief After Abortive Revolt
Army chief Lucero hailed President Peron as the most excellent leader following an abortive naval-led uprising. The defense minister replaced cabinet members as authorities reported troops withdrawn from Buenos Aires, signaling a tense but controlled political stand-off.
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Argentina
Peron
Lucero
Peco
Argenta
Oro Laetro
Buenos Aires
Cabinet
Vesir Donne
Lucey Fund National Defense
Humberta Sosa - Molla
Cen Ranktin Bubrowle
Pepovin
Catinet
Broadway Wrestler-Tony Calenty Shocks Velveid Audience
In an uneven vaudeville style show at Valle Pa crowds cheered as Tony Calenty, a famed heavyweight performer, dazzled despite scripted misfires. The chaotic scene featured an oversized tent, a struggling cast, and a spectacle echoing a Revolutionary War campfire mood as the audience reacted with astonishment and applause.
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Valle Pa
Faye
Georilla
Wil Delat
Tony Wing
Barryaiere
Black Forest
Olga
Spatings
Tony Calenty
Uid
Action Threatened Against 30 Man Mab
Warley Alabama report: Clyde C Plannery of Southaseti Union College threatened action today against six individuals identified as organizers of a Mab group that disrupted a meeting joining white and New gro church workers. Six local residents and others not part of the pipeline construction crew face charges. the men allegedly invaded the campus Monday night and threatened to drive Black people from the area.
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Warley
Ala
UP Ho
Clyde C. Plannery
Southaseti Union College
Icams
Flanchy
Inun Nid
Blood Stains Left by Woman at Tahs Beach Home
A Chicago dispatch reports a divorce case involving Tailge and Atos with alleged bloodstains at the home, noting possible involvement of Mrs. Chngiworttt. The article references police and investigation lines, plus mentions powerful bombs and scientific notes from Chicago area sources.
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Pala Beach
Iissing Tailge
Atos
Shox Ll Salus Keke
Mi Chillingseordy
Twelve Yank-Mariners to Tour Russia Readiness Declared
Des Moines details list 12 American figures ready for a Soviet exchange with aims to learn farming methods and agrarian policy. Names include Arthur West, John Marion Stoddont, and Asa Clark among others, with emphasis on improving Russian crops and farm technology through a cultural and agricultural exchange program.
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Russia
Des Moines
Joya
Upi
Tallee
Vulph Olsen
Teilsworth
Tess Olsen
Wisktiy
Rusatin
Ron
Beyeeacile
Faria
Jawa
Denver
Cide Falls
Heney
Washington
John Marion Stoddont
Path City
Oqmers
Panel to discuss school revenue sources in Louisville
A Kentucky Education Foundation panel will discuss funding options and revenue sources for state schools at the Brown Hotel in Louisville. The session features leaders from academia business and government, including Maurice Stapley and J V Vittitow, outlining potential taxes and strategies.
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Education Foundation
Brown Hotel
Louisville
Department of Education
Sane
TDS
Tom Smith
Thafternoon
South
Donald FF
Memnitz
Kentucky ‘Tax Rich Association
O'Rear
Frankfort
Sclwaby Distillers
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
A. Converse
Toulsville
Associates
Indosirits
Kentucky
Aril
Aml Complicltcy
Belknap Hardware & Bif. Co
Jobn Young Rows
Lexington
Imenthor
General Assembly
Slit
Save
Maurion Romont
Tom
National Zews
J. V. Vittituw
Kentucky Behoal Bours Axsacion
Orhoro Board of Education
M. J. Chithvia
Mid- Melbora Daly
Rivisarel
Shelby County
Obituaries From Pineville Rites Involving Hoskins Morris
Obituary notices list Miss Sarah Hoskins of Pineville who died Monday in Pineville Community Hospital after a brief illness. Born January 26, 1830 in Pell County she is survived by her brother Dan Hosking and sisters Mary Thompson and Telitha Fellette along with several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 PM at Arnicle Memorial Home Chapel with Rev Ray non Siuckusas. Interment followed at ICC Cemetery in Vineville. Additional notices include funeral arrangements for Beulah Kelly and Clarence B Morris, noting veterans status and church affiliations.
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Baraid Moskins
Sarah Hoskins
Pineville
Miss Hoskins
Pell County
James IX. Hoskins
Dan Hosking
Mary Thompson
I. Telitha Fellette
Pena
Seyob
Maggie Pursual
L. D. Hosking
Janeville
Janesis
Arnicle Munoral
Raynon Siuckusas
First Baptist Church
Heinting
Leonard Green
Otis Jokkin
Envy Grees
Ganles J. Plesk
Foley Thomina
Leonard Hoskins
Guylal
1.C.C.F
Vineville
Italy Seeks New Premier After Cabinet Turmoil
President Giovanni Gronchi faces a revolt within Italy's Democratic party as Mari Aly's fourth government teeters. After 15 months in office the cabinet pressures prompt the President to consult his ministers for a suggestion on a successor.
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Ginvanni Gronchi
Marialy
Anton Manist
Monty Ja
Clvistan
Pollewins
Scethia Saul
McCarthy Defeated 77 to 4 on Satellite Talks Vote
Senator McCarthy failed to advance a resolution urging preconference talks with Britain France and Russia over satellite states. The measure, opposed by Senate leaders and key Republicans, was defeated 77 to 4 after a rowdy debate, with Fulbright accusing McCarthy of damaging prospects for the Geneva summit.
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McCarthy
Big 4
Renate Ted
Sen
Wis
Russia
Satellit
Barkley
D-Ky
Nno
Senate
Fulbright
D-Ark
Eanglenn
Jetner
Julians
Longer
North Makota
Malone
Nevada
Presiedt Eisenhower
Dulles
Jtuysians
Knowland
California
Senate Gop
Nnowland
Two Churches Vote Merger in Columbus Ohio
The merger of the Strange and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Church was approved by lay leaders, creating the United Church of Christ with a combined membership exceeding two million. The union passes a long process, with steps including studies, exchanges, and a drafted constitution for 1956-57.
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Columbus
Ohio
Strange and Reformed Church
Christian Church
Chareh
United Church of
Chuist
Aeanhevel AU Titanes
Chacehoy
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Morris
Robert J. Mors
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Trestate Wrestling
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Star Jamup & Honey
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ELY Electric CO
Senter Ely
Middlesboro, Ky
By Jack Wile
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Jones Montgomery
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Buddy Ebsen
Ray Morally Foster Er Piikunen
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Chain Rock Service Station
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