Frondizi Faces Military Challenge in Argentina Crisis
Rear Adm. Isaac Rojas, hero of the Peron topple, demands Frondizi resign or face a military ouster as Alfredo Vitolo warns the government will meet revolt with full force. Frondizi clings to the presidency amid a cabinet crisis after mass resignations and the search for a new economic policy chief, Alvaro Alsogaray.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isaac Rojas
Juan Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Rojas
Frondisi
Alfredo Vitolo
Vitalo
Alvaro Alsogaray
Civic Independent Party
Prosecution Near End Of Klumpp Murder Trial
In Cincinnati the prosecution nears completion of its case in Edythe Klumpp's first degree murder trial. Read police statements show she claimed the shooting was accidental during a struggle but prosecutors argue premeditation shown by gasoline purchase the day before the slaying. Cross examination of detective Eugene Moore continues as defense counts two more days of testimony.
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Cincinnati
Edythe Klumpp
Louise Bergen
Eugene Moore
William F. Hopkins
Moore
Wilbert Stagenhorst
Woodward High School
Bergen
Hopkins
Stagenhorst
Cooperation Of Demos Discounted By GOP Leaders
Washington AP The Republican leadership discounted Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson to cooperate with President Eisenhower on a legislative program. Senate Minority Leader Everett M. Dirksen said he doubts Eisenhower will accept Johnson's definition of good legislation and that Johnson's spending cuts may not meet the president's approval. Johnson has pushed bills aimed at veto-proofing measures amid liberal Democrats who favor strong development programs even if they risk presidential veto.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Dirksen
Search for Avianca DC4 Missing Over Peru Ecuador Flight
Peruvian planes joined the hunt for an Avianca DC4 missing for more than 12 hours with 14 people aboard. The Quito to Lima flight carried 10 passengers and 4 crew members.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Avianca Airlines
Quito
Lima
Peru
Hostage Expendable That Decision Preceded Move On Prison Rioters
In Springfield Missouri AP report six teen hours of rioting at the federal prison medical center left guards and inmates in conflict. Leonard Appleby a 19 year veteran guard recounts being held at knife point by Earl Taylor as 106 other prisoners in the 10 North unit seized four guards and damaged facilities while rummaging for tranquilizers and phenolicarbitol.
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Huell E. Warren
Springfield
Leonard Appleby
Appleby
U.S
Earl Taylor
Taylor
North
U.S. Medical Center
Charles R. Allen
Associated Press
William Straeter
25 Feared Killed In Hotel Fire In Stalheim Norway
AP reports a devastating hotel fire in Stalheim Norway leaving 25 vacationers feared dead or missing. About 130 of the 147 guests were Americans. seven bodies were recovered and 18 others remained unaccounted for, with 17 hospitalized nearby. U S Embassy officials and Red Cross are coordinating casualty lists as investigators work.
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Stalheim
Norway
Voss
U. S
Oslo
Red Cross
Weather Wreaks Havoc Across Southern States
Scattered showers and thunder showers spread from Texas to Georgia and South Carolina as cooler air met warm moist air. Texas saw heavy rains nearly eight inches causing a train wreck and crop damage while a tornado north of Jacksonville injured three and damaged a barn and a house roof. Embankment collapses near Bowie toppled five of twelve train cars, and two railroad bridges washed out near Valley View ten miles south of Gainesville.
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Texas
Georgia
South Carolina
Jacksonville
Bowie
Tex
Fort Worth
Denver
Valley View
Gainesville
Satellite Launch Off With Discoverer IV Delayed
At Vandenberg AFB California an attempt to launch the Discoverer IV satellite rocket was postponed due to technical problems in range communications. No reschedule time given though past delays have usually lasted at least 48 hours.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
No Steel Strike, Magazine Asserts
NEW YORK AP Steel industry and labor negotiators are about to sign a wage pact that will head off a July 1 steel strike Iron Age magazine said today Only last minute haggling and bumbling can stymie the signing of an agreement calling for moderate boosts in pay or fringe benefits If anything happens at the last moment to cause a ditching of present attitudes on both sides a long and bitter steel strike with its inevitable harvest of hard feelings will result.
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New York
Steel Industry
Iron Age Magazine
Steel demand strong if no strike and production delays
The national metalworking weekly notes steel plates galvanized sheets and railroad products likely to stay in demand barring a strike. Mills lag on plate deliveries while tubular products except large linepipe may dip later. Wide-flange beams and bars outlook is doubtful and cold rolled sheets are sold out for July with brisk August orders. Large sheet users hold big stocks.
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National Metalworking Weekly
Iron Age
Scared Boy Held on Kidnapping Charge in Atlanta
A 17 year old described as confused and frightened by his attorney was held on $20,000 bond after Fulton County grand jury indicted him for kidnapping a 7 year old girl. The alleged abduction ended when Sally Carroll was rescued after her mother rammed the kidnapper's car.
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Atlanta, Ga
Chicago
Raymond Alwyn McMahon
Fulton County Grand Jury
McMahon
William Schley Howard Jr
East Point
Minnie Hardy
Sally Carroll
Robert E. Carroll Jr
State To File Gambling Charges In Belmont County
State liquor enforcement officers plan to file gambling affidavits in Belmont County after talks with Prosecutor William Irwin. Three inspectors came to Martins Ferry and Bellaire to substantiate gambling claims but left when they learned Irwin was in Akron. Irwin had asked Governor DiSalle to send the agents after saying no gambling was found.
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St, Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont County
William Irwin
Department of Liquor Control
Martins, Ferry
Bellaire
Irwin
Akron
Michael V DiSalle
Steel Talks Head Toward Quick Pact Before July First Strike
New York AP report notes steel negotiators, after seven weeks without progress, edge toward quiet horse trading as a July 1 strike looms. R Conrad Cooper of U S Steel and Steelworkers President McDonald claim no viable offers, but both hint at settlements. Contracts expire June 30 and profits last quarter were strong.
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New York
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Armstrong Is Better After Pneumonia Attack
SPOLETO Italy AP Armstrong silenced by pneumonia shows improvement after a night of rest doctors say he should leave hospital in a few days. The 58 year old jazz great arrived in Spoleto with his band after a tiring trip from New York and was first thought to have a heart attack due to chest pains.
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Spoleto
Italy
Louis Armstrong
Armstrong
York
Mrs Long To Leave Louisiana For Rest
Mrs Earl Long plans an extended rest away from Louisiana as her husband faces a habeas corpus hearing in Covington. Attorney Joe Arthur Sims says release seems certain if the court convenes Friday. subpoenas were issued for Mrs Long and 15 witnesses including Lt. Gov. Luther Frazer. The hearing will determine if the commitment to a state mental hospital was justified and whether the governor was well enough at the time.
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Baton Rouge
Earl Long
Louisiana
Covington
Sen
Russell Long
D-La
Sims
James T. Burns
Jack Gremillion
Shreveport
Hope Solid Front Will Warn Reds Hope Solid Front Will Warn Reds
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter outlined a firm stand for West Berlin, winning broad congressional backing. He urged the Soviets to abandon annexation plans, linking Berlin’s freedom to global liberty, and praised U S resolve amid Geneva talks.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
West Berlin
Congress
U. S
Moscow
Herter
Geneva
Foreign Ministry
Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Khrushchev
Everett M. Eirksen
Illinois
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Trujillo Claims Cuban-Supported Invasion Wiped Out
The Dominican government reports wiping out a Cuban-supported invasion force near the Constanza area, and says leader General Rafael Trujillo directed the operations. Capt. Enrique Jimenez Moya is said to have been killed, with six others identified among the rebel dead.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo
Constanza
Cuba
Venezuela
Enrique Jimenez Moya
Today's Chuckle The secret of economy is to live as cheaply the first few days after payday as you lived the last few days before
A humorous quip notes that economy hinges on maintaining frugality from payday to the period just before the next one, suggesting discipline in spending across cycles.
DiSalle Faces Second Clemency Decision Tonight
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle weighs life or death for Robert Lee Lyons, a first degree murder convict in the December 9, 1957 slaying of Cleveland Police Lt. Edward G. Lentz. This follows his earlier refusal for Walter J. Byomin in a separate deputy death case.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Walter J. Byomin
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Penitentiary
Edmund G. Smith
Wellington
Robert Lee Lyons
Cleveland
Edward G. Lentz
Monroe Is Better After Operation in New York
Film star Marilyn Monroe is reported in excellent condition after an operation and is expected to leave the hospital Friday. The article notes Miller and Marilyn want children and mentions she has had two miscarriages since marriage.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
Marilyn
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Cooper
McDonald
Mrs. Long
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