Riots in Guatemala Kill 3 Students in Street Protest
AP reports police with submachine guns and pistols fired on a university student march toward the government palace in Guatemala City. Three students died and 19 were wounded as crowds protested the state of alarm imposed by President Carlos Castillo Armas regime.
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Richard Maslock
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
11Th Street
6Th Avenue
Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Castillé Armas
Arbenz
Cuban Plot Foiled in Mexico City Exiles Arrested
Mexican police say 20 Cuban exiles uncovered a wide plot to assassinate President Batista with a late July date and uprisings in Havana and major cities. Investigators linked groups from several Latin American nations and U.S. cities, naming Fidel Castro as a top arrestee. The probe, to be sent to the Interior Ministry, notes no Communist involvement.
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Mexico City
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Havana
Argentina
Peru
Panama
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Miami
Tampa
Fla
New York
Carlos Piio Socarras
Batista
Fide
Gruenther maps NATO plan to slow Soviet attack
Gen Alfred Gruenther at the Governors Conference outlines a NATO defense concept a land air shield to bog down a first Russian strike until atomic retaliation can erase the threat. He says three to four years for German contributions and denies NATO is failing. He predicts a credible defense of all NATO territory against a full scale aggression once the shield becomes effective.
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Atlantic City
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Europe
Gruenther
Eisenhower
Lausche Opposes Federal Aid to Education
Governor Frank Lausche announced at the 48th annual governor's conference in Atlantic City that he opposes federal aid to education. He warned that federal control of funding would lead to control over curricula in the long run.
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Atlantic City
N. J. Imphio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Showers Tonight and Warm Humid Midweek Forecast
The Miami Valley will see showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday. Partly cloudy today and tonight with scattered showers, highs near 90 and a low about 70. Wednesday remains warm and humid with more showers and storms, high around 95. Unofficial yesterday reached 88 at 4 30 p.m., and this morning fell to 65 at 5 30 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Senate fight over Air Force funds heads to showdown
Rival camps in the Senate predicted a close vote on boosting Air Force funding beyond Eisenhower's request. Sen Bridges leads a Republican bid to cap added funds at half a billion, while Sen Chave and other Democrats push for up to $1.16 billion more for the Air Force. House action and unspent Defense funds frame the dispute as senators weigh aircraft procurement and potential Soviet superiority.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Bridges
Air Force
Sen. Chave
D-Nm
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Chave
Ellender
Louisiana
Holland
Florida
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Defense Department
Congress
Robertson
D-Va
Jackson
D-Wash
Symington
D-Mo
U.S
Soviet Russia
Suspected new nuclear test at Bikini Atoll reported in Japan
Tokyo reports atmospheric pressure changes across a wide swath from Hokkaido to Kyushu similar to those after May 21 and May 28 tests. The AEC declined to comment while noting prior statements by Chairman Adlai Stevenson about about 10 tests in the May 21 series. Seismographs at Matsushiro first detected tremors, then pressure waves traced to the Bikini Atoll, 2,200 miles southeast of Tokyo.
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Ad. Lewis Strauss
AEC
Matsushiro
Honshu
Bikini Atoll
Tokyo
Hungarian water polo star seeks asylum in Italy
Aladnar Szabo, renowned Hungarian water polo player, slipped away from the traveling team in Naples and requested political asylum in Italy after the squad won the international tournament, with a 2-1 loss to Italy.
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Naples
Italy
Aladnar Szabo
Monroe May Speak Vows On Saturday
Roxbury Connecticut reports Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller delaying marriage plans. Miller hints Saturday as possible date but stresses wait rules. They have not yet taken out a license with five day waiting required unless waived by a probate judge. Miller hosts Monroe at his Connecticut home as he contemplates location and timing.
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Roxbury
Conn
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Miller
Connecticut
Vote Of Confidence For Premier Mollet In Assembly
Paris Reuters observes the French National Assembly backs Premier Guy Mollet with a 275 to 121 confidence vote on proposed higher transportation taxes. The result stabilizes Mollet's government amid fiscal debates and transport policy.
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Mollet
Paris
French National Assembly
Guy Mollet
U S Friends Defeated In Iceland Elections
In Reykjavik, two joint platform parties won 25 seats in the 52 seat Althing, short of a majority. Progressives led by Herman Joansson gained 17, Social Democrats 8, while Conservatives fell to 19 and Communists rose, with the National Defense party nearly wiped out. Coalition talks focus on possible defense treaty amendments and reductions in U S forces at Keflavik.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
U. S
Progressives
Social Democrats
Althing
Independence Conservative Party
Olafur Thors
National Defense Party
United States
Soviet Union
Thors
NATO
Keflavik
Navy
Air Force
Herman Joanasson
U.S
Eisenhower to Leave Walter Reed for 40th Anniversary
President Eisenhower will be discharged from Walter Reed Hospital late this week to celebrate his 40th wedding anniversary at their farm home. He may not reveal political plans during his Gettysburg stay. press secretary Hagerty said it is too early to discuss the future. Eisenhower will be fully discharged and may later have a checkup, with no signature papers anticipated. He aims to take part in the nationwide civil defense alert and dispersal test July 20-26.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Gettysburg
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Army Hospital
Sherman Adams
Teen Pleads Guilty To Illegal Car Muffler
ST LOUIS 7 Franklin W West 17 was ordered to write I will never use a Hollywood muffler again 3 000 times after an initial 1 000 write sentence. Magistrate Ray mond I Harris found not all sheets in same handwriting and doubled the sentence. West said two girls helped him the first time because they felt sorry for him.
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ST. Louis
Franklin W. West
Hollywood
Raymond I. Harris
West
Dayton Crash Kills Milk Truck Driver
A 28 year old Dayton milk truck driver Joseph Kostyal was killed when his truck overturned after a collision with a car driven by 55 year old George Coenen at a city intersection. Three Prescott Arizona family members were injured and taken to St Elizabeths Hospital. None believed seriously injured.
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Dayton
Ohio
Joseph Kostyal
Prescott, Ariz
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Kostyal
George Coenen
Money Melts Away in Jacksonville Yard Stunt
Four year old Michael Lowas distributed thirty six dollars in cash to neighborhood playmates from his mother’s purse. Father Larry Lowas noted many children were nearby and joked the ice cream man may have taken most of it.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Michael Lowas
Larry Lowas
BAZ Bombers Crashes Near Salina Killing Crew of Three
A B47 bomber from Smoky Hill Air Force Base crashed in a Salina area wheat field during a routine training mission, killing a three man crew. The wreckage was scattered over about a mile and authorities withheld the names pending next of kin notification. One body and parts of another were recovered at the scene.
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Salina
Kan
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Epitaph Gets To The Point
Harry Truman toured London grave sites visiting the tombs of Wellington Nelson Dickens Gladstone and others at St Pauls Cathedral and Westminster Abbey He asked reporters for a brief epitaph for his own grave saying he wants Mine He done his damndest The president quipped he would rather be underground than beneath a stone floor and noted the difficulty of rising when the horn sounds.
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London
Harry Truman
Britain
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
U. S
Duke of Wellington
Lord Nelson
Charles Dickens
Gladstone
Truman
Twining Sees Soviet Supersonic Bomber At Kubinka Base
General Nathan Twining, U S Air Force chief of staff, tours Kubinka near Moscow with aides and foreign officers to view a new Soviet twin engine bomber said by Russians to fly faster than sound. The visit, the closest North American observers have had to Soviet aviation, included inspection of a TU104 jet transport and MIG17 formations. Twining remarked that the Soviet crews demonstrated solid technique and answered questions at length.
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Moscow
Nathan Twining
U. S
U.S
Kubinka Air Base
Twining
Russia
Pavel Zhigarev
Sergei Rudenko
New York Man Sentenced in Abortion Death Case
Thomas G. Daniel was sentenced today in New York to 82 to 20 years in state prison for the abortion death of Jacqueline Smith, a 20 year old fabrics designer from Lebanon Pennsylvania.
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New York
Thomas G. Daniel
Jacqueline Smith
Lebanon
France blocks UN debate on Algeria crisis
United Nations diplomats report France has lined up enough support to block a Security Council debate on the Algerian struggle. Informed sources say the United States and Britain back France while Russia, Yugoslavia and Iran favor action. Seven affirmative votes are needed to place the issue on the agenda. France argues Algeria is an internal matter as part of France.
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N.Y
France
U.N
Security Council
I-nation Council
Council
United States
Britain
Russia
Yugoslavia
Iran
Algeria
Jet Missing Off Northern Japan Near Hokkaido
A U S Air Force F86 Sabre jet is missing off the northern coast near Hokkaido after radioing that it was near the eastern tip of the island about two hours of fuel left. Searches were dispatched while reports reference a previous 19 month old incident involving Russian Migs. No indication of contact with Soviet aircraft has been reported.
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Japan
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Hokkaido
Kurile Islands
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