Peron Frees Political Prisoners Amid Crisis in Argentina
President Peron releases political prisoners as protests ease and cabinet members resign to allow a government reorganization. Opponents claim many detainees, including Radical Party deputies and conservative senators, are freed. authorities anticipate more releases and a new governmental structure soon.
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Chandler vows to restore Kentucky’s largest industry
In a campaign stop at the courthouse, Chandler pledged to restore Eastern Kentucky’s mining industry as the state’s second largest employer. He attacked the current administration for “state control,” claimed job creation hinges on reviving the coal sector, and criticized rival candidates while outlining broader economic aims.
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Medical eyes on ear rings spark safety warnings
A 1910s medical warning discusses the dangers of heavy clip earrings that press on ear lobes. Reports describe two cases of split lobes and nerve damage from prolonged wear, as surgeons note lobe deformation and risk of serious injury.
Wheat Growers Vote On Quotas for '56
Wheat Growers vote on quotas for 1956. States consider price support and parity rules, with penalties for noncompliance. Eligible producers face set parity targets and potential adjustments to marketing and growth plans affecting future supply and farm revenue.
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Unclear obituary fragment mentions Prankin Jom Franklin Holligo
Fragmentary obituary for Prankin Jom Franklin Holligo notes survivors including Bhswith Mra ele Hill of Cunb and Gapr daughters Mra. 1. AT Culley oof Comvbeelare Gan and Mrs. Ben Wheatley of Ari Mes. Funeral prayers held at the bene fomorrow with Revs Cowell Eusyrence Powel and others officiating, body moved to Elm Comnadterey.
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Auto Talks Continue Amid National Labor Negotiations
Negotiations persisted with participation from regional and national delegates as talks paused for recess. Officials reported progress toward tentative terms while acknowledging ongoing differences over contract details and labor practices across multiple states and sectors.
Coal Production Continues Gains
Washington reports ongoing coal production gains with steady loading at rail yards. The latest week ends with notable tonnage and heightened activity as stockpiles grow and industry indicators trend upward amid steady demand from utilities and steel makers.
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NAACP Leaders Push Integration Plan At Convention
NAACP leaders urged swift school integration and a September deadline as they warned against renewed segregation efforts. The council stressed a nationwide push, citing financial and political obstacles, and highlighted advocacy by figures like Herbert L. and external voices urging peaceful progress.
It Happened In Kentucky It Happened In Kentucky
Kentucky news item reports on statewide events in June. Mentions Senator Kerr and the 2nd annual statewide gathering. Notes Chesapeake & Ohio Railway activity and coal demand affecting local shops and weekly wage expectations in Mealy County.
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Combs Foray Prompts Tax Return Examination
Combs proposes examination of income tax returns amid political maneuvering. He cites potential benefit to governance, naming Governor Lawrence W Wetherby and others while noting coordination with state officials on public information and courtesy cards related to state parks and events.
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AEC Reports No A-Test Evidence From Russia in Almost 2 Years
AEC says there is no evidence of Soviet atomic tests in almost two years based on data from its May report. Officials note recent activity and possible standstill while U.S. and allied agencies assess whether Russia paused nuclear testing or moved to maintenance and production.
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Baldness Worries Duke of Edinburgh
London reports detail concerns about the Duke of Edinburgh’s hair loss with mentions of a new remedy and speculation on appearance. The piece notes public interest in royal grooming and fashion.
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James Dyer Cited and Ro Byer Charged in State Patrol Stop
A state trooper cited James Dyer and James Ro Byer after a traffic stop. The report notes an alleged intoxicant and a brief sequence of events leading to the citation. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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