Revolt Leaders Captured in Argentina Uprising
Gen Juan Jose Valle reported captured and placed at Army Ministry disposal Clarin said Valle and Gen Raul Taneo were key leaders in Peronist revolt Valle likely to face firing squad while Tanco remains at large Military courts review over 300 detainees with potential life terms. casualty figures estimated at 100 or more. Aramburu framed crackdown as defense of liberty and democracy across the Americas.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Jose Valle
Clarin
Valle
Army
Raul Taneo
Juan Peron
Tanco
Earier
Pedro Aramburu
Santa Rosa
la Pampa
Campo de Mayo
la Plata
Peron
Aramburu
America
Dulles Sees Signs of Change in Soviet Russia
Secretary of State Dulles cited encouraging Soviet moves toward worker freedom and a possible shift from dictatorship. He warned Khrushchev’s aims may be to pacify subjects or reform the system, and said it is too early to tell if Moscow will become more responsive to the governed.
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Washington
Dulles
Stalin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Plural Wife Wins Children With Promise
St George Utah Juvenile Court ordered Vera Johnson Black to have eight children restored after she promised to teach polygamy is illegal. She and Leonard Black, longtime Short Creek polygamists, said they live apart since 1953. Black pledged child support. The family cited Fundamentalists beliefs.
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St.george
Utah
Durham Morris
Vera Johnson Black
Arizona
Black
Short Creek
Meyner Considers Favorite Son Run at Democratic Convention
Governor Robert B Meyner of New Jersey says he may seek favorite son status at the Democratic National Convention. He plans to discuss the matter with party leaders and delegates after a news conference.
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Trenton
N.J
Robert B. Meyner
Cypriot Sentenced to Death for Slayings
A 23 year old Cypriot, Stelios Mavrommatis, was sentenced to death for shooting at two British airmen in Nicosia. He pleaded innocent and may appeal. The case follows May executions of two pro Greek Cypriots for political killings during the Cyprus independence struggle.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Stelios Mavrommatis
Mediterranean
Greece
Bank Bandit Gets Warm Reception in Stockbridge
In Stockbridge Georgia a bank bandit attempting to rob Citizens Bank was driven off by pistols fired by the bank president and his wife. The man escaped in a car after reportedly being wounded. Mrs Charles T Loder, cashing clerk, said the suspect resembled the May fourth 1955 robber who fled after a $4500 heist.
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Stockbridge
Citizens Bank of
Atlanta
Charles T. Loder
Loder
Bail plea gathers governors and navy for jailed sailor
Riley Dietz Jr a 23 year old Navy enlisted man jailed in Cloud County Kan after pleading guilty to reckless driving and operating without a valid license. His father an Iowa legislator asks Gov Hoegh and Rep Schwengel to intervene with Kansas Gov Haig and the Navy. Dietz owed 34.50 in fines and costs and remained jailed when unable to pay. He called his wife and Navy base seeking help while awaiting a ruling on whether jail time could count toward the fine.
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Concordia
Kan
U. S
Navy
Riley Dietz Jr
Cloud County
Iowa
Gordon Danielson
Dietz
Walcott
Hutchinson
Kaw
Robert Herter
Danielson
Davenport
Kansas
Riley Dietz Sr
Leo Hoegh
Fred Schwengel
Hoegh
Fred Haig
Schwengel
Eisenhower Signs Three Documents After Illness
President Eisenhower signed three papers today while resting in the White House. He appeared well and reported feeling fine four days after intestinal surgery. The actions included emergency funds for Colorado flood areas, a new Army flag design, and the 1956 international wheat agreement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Clear Creek
Jefferson Counties
Colorado
Georgetown
U. S. Army
Brucker
Senate
Looming Fight Over Road Money Divisions in Highway Bill
Washington Senate House conferees opened talks on a giant highway construction bill with a looming dispute over how to divide 25 billion federal funds among the states for the interstate system. Key clash centers on apportionment formulas favoring population, area, and rural road mileage.
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Washington
Senate House
Congress
McGregor
Ohio
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Senate
House
Bank President and Wife Kidnapped in Southport Bank Heist
A masked gunman held bank president John A. Whalen and his wife captive at Southport State Bank for almost six hours, escaping with about $65,000 after the vault time lock opened. The suspect fled in Whalen’s 1956 black Oldsmobile, leaving six female employees nearby during the ordeal. He is described as 30 to 35, about 5 feet 11 inches, 155 pounds, wearing a brown coat over a dark shirt.
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Southport
Ind
Southport State Bank
John A. Whalen
Whalen
Indianapolis
Ore Slide Traps Two Workers in Wales Mine
Two miners, John James and David Burns, were buried up to their necks for over nine hours after a rock slide in a Port Talbot iron ore blast furnace bunker. Rescue teams freed them and they were carried on stretchers to a hospital.
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Port Talbot
Wales
John James
David Burns
Senate Urged To Restore Foreign Aid Funds
Washington AP Administration civilian and military leaders urged Senate Republicans and Democrats to restore at least 600 million dollars of the 1.1 billion cut from the foreign aid bill by the House. Dulles and Adm. Radford said a 600 million boost was necessary to support NATO and national defense. Eisenhower, hospitalized, sent an oral plea for the full 4.9 billion as Senate action loomed, while aides warned boosts would be hard to secure. John B. Hollister warned a 1 billion dollar cut would impair essential defense programs.
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Ike
Washington
Senate
House
White House
Dulles
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eisenhower
Sherman Adaims
Adams
Radford
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
NATO
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
United States
Egypt Receives Soviet Arms for Navy Reinforcement
Cairo officials announced new naval units arrived in Alexandria to reinforce the Egyptian navy. No numbers or types were disclosed. Earlier London dispatches claimed two destroyers under the Polish ensign had passed through the English Channel, fueling speculation these ships were part of the Soviet bloc arms deal with Egypt.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
London
Killarney Lands Put Up For Sale By Grosvenor Family
Miss Beatrice Grosvenor of Kilnare style Kilmarne Kerry confirms sale of Killarney estate to raise 70 000 pounds in British inheritance duty. The Kenmare estate spans 8300 acres and includes Kenmare House with 18 bedrooms. plans include a smaller new house on a hill. Irish government or wealthy Irish American bidders may compete as Killarney Tourist Development Co plans to bid citing national interest.
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Kenmare
County Kerry
Ireland
Beatrice Grosvenor
Killarney
Boston Irish
Timbuctu
Mrs.Grosvenor
County
Kerry
Dry Storage Eye Bank Reveals New Way To Restore Sight
Dr John H King Jr describes a dehydrated cornea method allowing months of storage without freezing. Ten patients have received dried eye tissues, remaining clear after as long as nine months, offering potential global shipment of corneas from donors to the blind.
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Chicago
American Medical Assny
John H. King Jr
Georgetown University Medical Center
Washington, D.C
Army Ocular Research Unit
Walter Reed Hospital
King
Army Medical Corps
Bennett Sentenced Five Days For Damaging Phone Line
Long Beach California Eugene C Bennett a 50 year old pipefitter was sentenced to five days in jail by Municipal Judge Martin deVries for damaging telephone equipment after admitting he cut his telephone wire with a paring knife because he was tired of hearing his wife talk with her mother for an hour and a half.
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Long Beach
Calif
Eugene C. Bennett
Martin deVries
Unofficial Heat Tops Middletown as Heat Wave Persists
Officials forecast mostly hot weather through Wednesday with a high near 95 and a low around 70. Showers and thunderstorms may cool things off late tonight, while unofficial readings pegged yesterday's high at 102 in the sun and a 69–91 temperature range across the day.
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Middletown
Won Stake Needs Steak Won Stake
Detroit tale of Joseph Glinski who won 140000 in the Irish Sweepstakes last week yet has not collected. A bar incident with acquaintance Stanley Pluta led to a punch and a police hold, as authorities note Glinski’s trouble began after newspaper reports of his win.
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Detroit
Joseph Glinski
Chene Precinct
Glinski
Stanley Pluta
Pluta
Joe
Lausche Escapes Car At Salem Sesquicentennial
Gov Lausche visiting Salem for sesquicentennial was spared when Patrolman Ray Hillbrand shoved him and Police Chief George Earley aside as a speeding car veered toward them at East State Road and Ohio 14. Mrs Rich of Salem cried but faced no charges after the incident and was told to fix the brakes.
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Salem
Ohio
Gavvy
Frank J. Lausche
Ray Hillbrand
George T. Earley
East State Road
Ohio 14
Donald Rich
Hillbrand
British Artist Sir Frank Brangwyn Dies at 89
Sir Frank Brangwyn, renowned British artist, died at his home in Ditchling England on Monday night at age 89. He gained fame for his vast mural and print work influencing modern British art. His death marks the end of a notable career spanning decades.
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Ditchling
England
Sir Frank Brangwyn
Miami Bus Racial Law Faces Test
In Miami a 19 year old Negro was arrested after refusing to move to the rear of a transit bus under segregation rules. NAACP organizer Rudolph Reid faces charges of breach of peace as a bus boycott discussion emerges. Officials say the law enforces public service rules and will be followed.
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Miami
Fla
Miami Transit Co
Rudolph Reid
Alan For the Advancement of Colored People
Florida
Neal Adams
The
NAACP
Miami Herald
Montgomery
Ala
Tallahassee
Truce Teams Moved From North Korea
Seoul reports withdrawal of four power truce inspection teams from North Korea after U N Command ordered exit. An American source says inspectors from Switzerland Sweden Czech Republic and Poland arrived in Panmunjom within the neutral zone. U N Allies accuse Czech and Polish inspectors of colluding with North Korea to hide an arms buildup violating the armistice.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pyongyang Radio Today
Aremistice
North Korea
Panmunejom
North
Lall
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
U. N
U.N
Ministers Accuse Funds Misuse in Montgomery Bus Boycott
Montgomery preacher Rev. A J Fields resigns as recording secretary of the Montgomery Improvement Association alleging cash tied to the bus boycott has been diverted for private use. MIA leaders deny any misappropriation while confirming the group pays about $3,000 weekly for car pool transportation for boycott participants.
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Montgomery
Ala
A. J. Fields
Montgomery Improvement Assn
MIA
Moses W. Jones
R. J. Glasco
Glasco
MIA Finance
C. W. Lee
Erna Dungee
Fields
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