Argentine Police Clash with Catholics in Second Day of Riots
Argentine police and firemen battled Catholic rioters in Buenos Aires as 60 arrests were reported and 13 officers hospitalized. Cardinal Capello condemned the unrest and urged peace while demonstrators challenged Peron’s pacification call amid Independence Day protests.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Santiago Cardinal Capello
Buens Aires
Juan Feron
Plaza de Mayo
Metropolitan Cathedral
Peron
Naval Club
Cardinal Capello
March in Brussels Protest Rally Draws 200000 Catholics
About 200000 Roman Catholics filled Brussels on Sunday to protest Premier Achille van Acker’s Liberal Socialist coalition over a school bill. Demonstrators arrived by train car and bus, carried black flags, and chanted against tighter controls on private and Catholic schools. The bill has passed the House and heads to the Senate, proposing school openings controls and subsidy cuts.
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Brussels
Belgium
Achille van Acker
House of Representatives
Senate
Tea Habit Spurs U.S. Market Expansion in Summer Heat
The American fondness for iced tea boosts imports to about 116 million pounds last year, a 30 million rise since World War II. Restaurant iced tea sales jumped 250 percent over five years, pushing national consumption to about 10 billion glasses annually. The Tea Council notes price helps, but demand predates coffee price hikes and may reflect wartime and serviceman tea habits abroad. The U.S. is second to England in imports. Americans drink about a pound of tea per person yearly.
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South
Tea Council of
U.S. A. Inc
India
Ceylon
Indonesia
U. S
England
Japan
Korea
The
Tea Council
Adlai Wins Bout With Pneumonia
Adlai Stevenson's physicians say he will likely be discharged today from Lake Forest Hospital after a bout with bronchial pneumonia. The former presidential candidate had been treated at the Illinois facility and improvement was noted, with doctors optimistic about his recovery and return home.
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Lake Forest, Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Lake Forest Hospital
Pentagon argues for expanded military reserve training
Pentagon officials urged the Senate Armed Services Committee to back a larger reserve force with compulsory peacetime training for veterans. The House version allowed 45 days recall for noncompliant reservists and debated assigning some reserves to National Guard units, while the administration opposed Russell's bonus plan for volunteers. Training for draftees, volunteers, and early entrants would span six months active duty plus 714 years in reserve.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Pentagon
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Carter L. Burgess
Burgess
Russell
Defense Wilson
National Guard
No Plans For Dispersing Army Camps, House Told
The Army told lawmakers it has no plan to scatter troops nationwide as a defense against atomic war. Secretary Stevens said the focus is on dispersal in training and base allocation, not broad installation changes, while critics warn against concentrating troops and costs and training challenges loom.
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House
Washington
Rep. Riley
D-Sc
House Appropriations
Robert T. Stevens
Mahon
D-Tex
Stevens
Riley
Sikes
D-Fla
Col. W. R. Shuler
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the ability to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. In cases observed, pain eased as the hemorrhoids reduced in size, with results described as thorough and impressive.
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New York
Timing's Off Baby Born On Street Near Chicago Home
Mrs. John Purvis and her two day old son James William are reported doing well after a birth on a sidewalk in front of their North Side home Saturday night. The couple reached the street just in time as the mother whispered this is it.
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Chicago
John Purvis
James William
James
North Side
Purvis
Cyclist Shuns Cars in Jacksonville
The 80 year old G W Wilkinson refuses to ride in cars or trucks. He insists on riding his motorcycle to get around, a habit he has followed for 53 years. The truckers hotel operator echoes safety concerns and avoids car travel.
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Jacksonville
Fila
G. W Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Executor Appointed in Ohio Estate of Carrie M Weikel
David Weikel of Middletown Ohio appointed executor of the Carrie M Weikel estate in Sutter County Ohio creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. dated July 1955 by Probate Judge Harry F Walsh with attorney Thomas H Stubbs notice published July 13 18 25.
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Carrie M Weikel
Carrie Weikel
David Weikel
Middletown
Ohio
Carrie M. Weikel
Madison Township
Sutter County
Harry F. Walsh
Thomas H. Stubbs
Ohio Highway Department Sealed Bids July 1955 Contracts
State of Ohio Department of Highways calls for sealed proposals by July 26 1955 for seven projects in Preble Butler Sutter and Oxford Townships Ohio. Plans include asphaltic and concrete surface courses with various widths and lengths. Bid bond required 5150.00. plans on file with department. Director reserves right to reject bids.
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State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Drector of
Preble County
Israel Township
Sutter County
Oxford Township
O. Butler County
Oxford
Butler County
Fairfeld
Liberty Townships
Ross
Fairield
Middletown
State of
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
Division
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