Argentina Balloting Shapes Fight Over Constitution Reform
In Buenos Aires AP report outlines how Provisional President Aramburu’s reform coalition expects a solid majority in the 205 member assembly. Peronist supporters cast blank ballots, Balbin’s Radical Wing backs constitutional amendments, with 120 seats to reformers and 62 to anti amendment forces, three seats undecided.
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Roman Jiminez
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Constituent Assembly
Peronista Richards
Aramburu
Juan Peron
Peron
Caracas
Peronist
Admiral Halsey in hospital after stroke unchanged
New York The condition of Fleet Adm. William F. Halsey retired was reported unchanged today at Doctors Hospital. The 74 year old World War I veteran in the Pacific was taken to the hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. Aides said slight speech paralysis but limbs were unaffected as doctors prepared to assess the attack. He had been vacationing at Fisher's Island New York when stricken Sunday afternoon.
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New York
William F. Halsey
Doctors
Pacific
Cmdr
Beck
Halsey
Fishers Island
N.Y
Navy
Washington
Enterprise
New Disorder Hits Chicago
Chicago police Task Force moved into the race troubled South Side last night after threats of fresh unrest. The unit broke up a crowd of over 1,000. Thirty five people, including white teens, were detained for questioning and four Black individuals were arrested for concealed weapons. About 200 officers were deployed in the mixed district after Sunday rioting drew some 300 officers to the scene.
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Chicago
South Side
Fifth Rocket Is Successful in IGY Test Flight
The fifth successful Aerobee rocket launched from a U.S. Canadian army base rose 140 miles into the air. It reached 20 miles below the local IGY record of 160 miles set July 4 by the initial rocket. The flight transmitted data on air pressure density temperature X-ray absorption and cosmic rays.
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FT. Churchill
Man
U.S
IGY
Young girl survives four hour well rescue in Anderson
In Anderson South Carolina a 17 month old girl named Yvonne Beasley fell into a 40 foot old well while playing with her 3 year old brother. Firefighters and drilling experts worked four hours to extract her. She sustained only scrapes and was later seen rested and fed at the hospital.
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Anderson
S.C
Yvonne Beasley
Richard David
J. B. Beasley
Richard
Yvonne
Beasley
Roberts
Northeast Rain Lifts Crops Amid Drought Areas
Rain drenched parts of the parched Northeast boosting crops on Long Island and in the Hudson Valley while western areas remained dry. Massachusetts saw heavy rainfall central regions, but drought persisted in the southeast. New Hampshire showers prompted Gov. Lane Dwinell to lift forest fire bans. New Jersey rain offered little drought relief.
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New York
U.s.weather Bureau
Long Island
Westchester
Rockland
New York City
New York State
Hudson Valley
Massachusetts
State Agriculture Department
New Hampshire
Lane Dwinell
New Jersey
George Sinks As Condition Grows Worse
VIENNA Ga W Walter F George Eisenhowers special ambassador to NATO was reported in very very critical condition last night from a coronary occlusion suffered a week ago Dr J D Malloy the 79 year old hometown physician for 25 years said George is getting progressively weaker He is in no pain but has difficulty breathing and has a shortness of breath He is getting oxygen continuously He is gradually getting weaker but it is possible even yet he may improve The outlook for him however is very grave Dr Malloy visited George about 10 p m He said Dr J Willis Hurst chairman of Emory University Medical Department of Atlanta would be at the diplomats side during the night Hurst treated George for 12 days in June while the former senator from Georgia was at Emory University Hospital He entered the hospital June 12 for treatment of coronary atherosclerosis or hardening of the artery that nourishes the heart He has suffered a coronary disease since April.
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Vienna
Walter F. George
Eisenhower
NATO
J. D. Malloy
George
Malloy
J. Willis Hurst
Emory University Medical Department
Atlanta
Hurst
Georgia
Emory University Hospital
Undecided Senators Hold Key To Jury Trial Amendment
Washington AP reports about six undecided senators dictating the fate of a proposed jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill. Behind the scenes lobbying intensifies as supporters and opponents prepare for a potentially days-long showdown vote.
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Jack Bell Washington
Sen
Payne
Maine
Washington
Bridges
R-Nh
New Hampshire
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Kefauver
D-Tonn
Church
D-Idaho
Eastland
D-Miss
Leopold Seeks Release as Governor Decides on Parole
Leopold, a 52 year old inmate at Joliet, argues rehab and mercy justify reducing his 85 year sentence. The judge sought life with no parole, but Leopold’s plea hinges on Gov. Stratton’s action after a second reduction request. He was once among wartime malaria drug test subjects and has a long convict record.
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William G. Stratton
Leopold
Joliet
Bobby Franks
Chicago
Parole Board
Convicts Arrested Near Lisbon After Grocery Heist
Three former convicts accused of stealing groceries and cash from a Beaver County, Pennsylvania store were arrested near Lisbon, Ohio on Monday. Police identified them as Douglas Moore of Roanoke North Carolina Theodore Lucas of Washington DC and Willie Mickens of Pittsburgh. Each had served time at the Lewisburg federal penitentiary for auto theft.
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Lisbon
Ohio
Beaver County
Douglas Moore
Roanoke N. C
Theodore Lucas
Wington
D. C
Willie Mickens
Pittsburgh
Lewisburg
Wedler Confesses in Sheppard Slaying Case
Deland Florida and Ohio officials clash over a claimed confession by Donald J Wedler that he killed Marilyn Sheppard. William Corrigan said Wedler signed the statement in the Volusia County Jail in the presence of deputies, while Cleveland police discount the confession as one of many.
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William Corrigan
Cleveland
Sheppard
Fred Garmone
Donald J. Wedler
Deland
Fla
Marilyn Sheppard
Samuel Sheppard
Howard Demott
Jack Lynady
Wedler
Corrigan
Volusia County
Ohio
Hen Produces Record Egg Burst For Farmer And Rutgers Study
In New Brunswick New Jersey farmer John Delaporte reports a Leghorn hen laid 17 eggs in five days. The bird, weighing about half its body, was sent to Rutgers for observation as experts consider two oviducts while the farm's other hens stay mostly ordinary.
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New Brunswick
John Delaporte
Delaporte
Rutgers University
Agriculture Experiment Station
Renville
Flemington
Science
Iravel
Mexico City Quake Toll Rises as Rescue Continues
A 500 man search team battled rubble of a five story apartment block in Mexico City seeking remaining victims after Sundays quake. 32 bodies pulled, total dead 82 in city and 6 nationwide all Mexican. Eleven rescued alive, one saved after 24 hours under wreckage by a mattress.
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Jimmie S. Payne
Mexico City
Acapulco
Taxco
Guadalajara
Morelia
Toluca
Puebla
Oaxaca
Veracruz
Gr And Wife Sentenced In Baby's Death
A Knoxville soldier Specialist 2 C Hames W Dial and his wife Joana were sentenced by an Army court martial to three years in prison for involuntary manslaughter of their 14 month old son. Dial was dishonorably discharged with loss of pay and allowances. The prosecution said the child was beaten for weeks with a web belt wood pieces and an electric cord before dying on May 21.
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Bad Kreuznach
Germany
U.S. Army
Knoxville
Tenn
C. Hames W. Dial
Joana
Dial
Two Skid Row Bachelors Die Rich Estates in Portland
Portland, Ore. Two bachelor brothers, Arthur Kneubchler and Julius Kneubchler, longtime skid row residents, died within weeks of each other leaving nearly $100,000. Arthur, 76, died June 6. Julius, 78, July 22. They were former Cowlitz County farmers who grew wealth in stocks and kept funds in multiple banks. Estate administrator Karl F. Glos estimates Arthur’s estate about $75,000 and Julius’s about $20,000. Only known survivor is a sister in a state mental hospital. Glos noted Julius lived simply, enjoyed wine, and resisted calls to change.
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Portland
Ore
Skid Row
Arthur Kneubchler
Julius
Cowlitz County
Wash
Karl F. Glos
Arthur
Ling Arthur
B Brothers
Glos
Gos
Aeee
Young Girl Drowns At Nashville Park
A 16 year old girl waded into deep water and drowned Monday at Nashville Community Park about 10 miles west of Millersburg Ohio. Holmes County sheriff's office identified Linda Harris of Richland, Ri 1 Bigaire.
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Millersburg
Ohio
Nashville
Here
Holmes County Sheriff's Office
Ipreate Linda Harris
Big Airie
Yachting Party Dies In Sleep From Gas Fumes
Honolulu report details a Hawaiian racing cruise ending in carbon monoxide deaths aboard Richard A. Dole's 34 foot yawl Typee after engines started to speed the return from Honolulu to Kauai. Victims are Patricia Peterson 21 Wayne Curry 12 and Raymond L Watson 35 all of Honolulu. Dole found them unconscious below decks while his wife Jean remained unaffected.
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Honolulu
Richard A. Dole
Dole
Patricia Peterson
Wayne Curry
Raymond L. Watson
James Dole
The
Hawaiian Pineapple Co
Dulles presses open skies plan in London talks
Secretary of State Dulles in London for talks on East West disarmament. He emphasizes the Eisenhower open skies proposal for aerial inspection across the Iron Curtain to reduce surprise attack risk and aid partial disarmament efforts. Stassen to outline U.S. inspection proposals to the UN Disarmament Subcommittee this week.
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London
Lonon
Dulles
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
U.S
U.N
Geneva
United States
Russia
U.N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Stassen
Fourteen Buildings Destroyed In San Rafael Fire
In San Rafael California a fast moving downtown blaze destroyed fourteen business buildings in just over an hour. Roads were blocked as fire units from as far as San Francisco crossed the bay to battle the flames. Fire Chief C M Johansen estimated damage to the city at about one million dollars, with the fire starting in the rear of a furniture store on the main street.
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San Rafael
Calif
Marin County
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
C. M. Johansen
Tragic Crushing Death Near Athens Ohio
James Martin, 49, of New Marshfield Athens County, was killed Monday when he became crushed between the bumpers of an automobile and a truck while freeing a chain used to pull a truck from a ditch west of Athens. He died en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Athens
Ohio
James Martin
New Marshfield
Athens County
Here
Martin
Ars Rival
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Chuckle Punchline on Angels Flying
A child asks can angels fly and is told yes. The girl replies her father said the maid is an angel and asks when she will fly. The mother answers tomorrow as the playful joke lands.
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