Peron campaigns to crush revolt rumors and secure loyalty
President Juan Peron gains military and political backing after last week’s uprising. Gen Lucero praises the President as commander in chief while pledges of loyalty come from CGT and Peronista parties. Police arrest rumor spreaders as Marine and Navy officers face the Supreme War Council’s inquiries. US correspondents briefly detained at a burned church scene are released.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Peron
Argentina
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Peronista
Lucero
Progovernment
la Epoca
Supreme War Council
Navy Ministry
Navy
U. S
Life Magazine
Hank Walker
Time Magazine
Phillip Payne
Washington, D.C
Jeff Sabin
NBC
New York
Bob Lindley
Walker
Sabin
Italy seeks new premier as Scelba resigns after 15 months
Rome reports President Giovanni Gronchi begins searching for a Christian Democrat premier to replace Mario Scelba, whose resignation follows intra party revolt. The process includes talks with ex president de Nicola and leaders like Giuseppe Pella, Amintore Fanfani, and Ezio Vanoni as the party debates a coalition path and Western alliance policy.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Mario Scelba
Italy
Christian Democrat
Scelba
Gronchi
Enrico de Nicola
Giuseppe Pella
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Pella
Amintore Fanfani
Ezio Vanoni
Bomber Down Near Gambell on St Lawrence Island
Navy patrol bomber crashed on remote St Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea Wednesday. Air Force fliers spotted four injured men near the wreckage six miles south of Southwest Cape near Gambell. An air rescue squadron plane later surveyed the scene and arrangements were made to send rescue crews.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Air Force
Southwest Cape
Gambell
Gardner Board & Carton to acquire Fairbanks Fibre Box Co
Gardner Board & Carton Co will buy all assets of Fairbanks Fibre Box Co from the Carley estate. Middletown offices and plants remain, with current management, employees, suppliers, and customers retained. Gardner aims to expand its packaging line and secure supply, noting Fairbanks has long supplied corrugated containers to Gardner. Probate Court confirmed the bid.
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Gardner Board & Carton Co
Fairbanks Fibre Box Co
Middletown
Colin Gardner
Fairbanks Company
Gardner
Fairbanks
Fairbanks Co
Baltimore St
Frank A. Carley
Dayton
W. Central Avenue
Baltimore Street
Carley
Montgomery County
Rodney A. Love
Carley Estate
Winters National Bank and Trust Co
Redlegs Buy Sam Mele From Red Sox In Surprise Move
Cincinnati announces the purchase of veteran outfielder Sam Mele from Boston, with no other players included in the deal. The move comes as a surprise to fans and club officials.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Redlegs
Sam Mele
Boston Red Sox
Molotov Speech At UN Fallout For Peace Bid
Western diplomats noted Molotov’s speech reopens Cold War issues at the UN anniversary session. He urged concessions on Formosa and seating Red China, drawing mixed private reactions about its impact on a peace bid. Dulles said he would comment later, while others called the speech a “broken record.”
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San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Molotov
U.N
Molotov
Antoine Pinay
China
George Yeh
Red China
Formosa
Peiping
Paul- Henri Spaak
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
John Foster Dulles
House Draws Battle Lines Over Revised Reserve Bill
Washington AP report notes Rep. Brooks predicts the revised Eisenhower reserve bill will pass the House next week with little trouble while Rep. Powell calls it worse than before and likely to face renewed fights over racial segregation. A House Armed Services subcommittee voted 11 to 1 to approve the compromise designed to end the impasse caused by Powell’s amendment barring reservists from segregated National Guard units. The bill omits National Guard mention to sidestep the issue, though Guard leaders say more manpower is needed. The move aims to prevent opponents from sinking the measure by arguing over segregation, a tactic that alienated Southern lawmakers. Continued on Page 3.
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Washington
Brooks
D-La
Eisenhower
House
Powell
D-Ny
Armed Services
National Guard
Weather Brief: Showers Fading Into Fair, Warmer Weekend
A band of cool Canadian air sparked off again and again thunderstorms over the Ohio Valley. The weatherman expects showers to fade tonight, with partly cloudy skies and a fair, warmer Friday. Highs near 85, tonight’s low 55 to 58. Yesterday’s high reached 90, low 64 this morning, and last night’s rainfall was .15 inches.
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Ohio Valley
Panel backs Sabin view on attenuated polio vaccine
A panel of medical experts voted 82 83 to continue the Salk polio inoculation program with a split on Sabin's call for using attenuated strains. Jonas Salk did not vote amid a House subcommittee review, while Dr. Sabin drew limited support. Separately, new polio cases fell to 266 in the week ending June 18, the lowest weekly total since 1951, underscoring shifting trends in incidence.
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Washington
House Commerce
William Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
Albert Sabin
Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Sabin
John F. Enders
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Jonas E. Salk
Rep. Wolverton
R-Nj
UN Seat Sought for Communist China in Joint Soviet Indian Statement
Moscow report states Premiers Bulganin and Nehru urged surrender of Formosa to the Chinese Reds and a U N seat for Communist China. They called for a ban on atomic weapons, simultaneous arms reduction, and increased international control. The document endorsed five principles of coexistence and urged Viet Nam elections in 1956.
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Moscow
Russia
India
Formosa
U.N
China
Nehru
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Belgrade
Vienna
Rome
London
Nikita
S. Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Georgi Zhukov
Chou En-lai
Tito
Viet Nam
Banedung
Indonesia
Far East
Red
Red China’s Failure To Get Formosa and A U.N
Yugos Slavia
Washington
State Department
Taiwan
Peiping
Chou
Mae
Eisenhower Tour Brims With Second Term Plea in NH
President Eisenhower entered New Hampshire today after laughing off a second term request with a serious undertone. Speaking from the State Capitol steps in Concord, he emphasized strength alongside peace as Sen. Aiken urged he remain a “part-time farmer” at Gettysburg. Afterward he fished at Furnace Brook, catching three trout but releasing them as too small to keep.
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Rutland
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
White House
New England
Concord
N.H
State Capitol
Washington
Fairgrounds
America
United States
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Gettysburg
Aiken
Furnace Brook
Mountain Top Inn
Chittenden
OP Hooch Smell Still Comes Out
Tulsa police report details an Alcohol Tax Unit officer saying onions and other substances are burned to mask the fumes from an illegal still on the North Side. The officer notes the lingering odor remains detectable despite attempts to conceal it.
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Tulsa
Okla
Bill Wolverton
Alcohol Tax Unit
Man Buys House and Street in Tax Sale Twist
Krause bought a property at a tax delinquency sale in Salt Lake City and now owns an entire street. He asked the Salt Lake County Commission for guidance, but officials were unsure. The case was referred to the county attorney’s office. it remains unclear if the street was sold or how to proceed.
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Salt Psi City
Krause
Salt Lake County Commission
County Orney
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