Lonardi Ousted in Bloodless Argentine Coup
In Buenos Aires Maj. Gen. Pedro Aramburu swore in as president after Lonardi was forced from office in a bloodless September coup. A new junta formed to rule with the armed forces pledging to defend democracy while Lonardi’s supporters denounce the move as treason. Peron, in Panama, said more changes would follow.
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Jobless Benefit Proposal Falls Short In Ohio Vote
Revised unofficial totals show the CIO backed plan to raise unemployment benefits lost by 601,868 votes in Ohio. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reported statewide figures from all 88 counties with final totals due in about 10 days.
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Chicago Boy Admits Abduction Story Hoax
A 14 year old Chicago boy Scout admitted police that his kidnap and slaying rescue tale was a hoax. He said he hit himself with a brick to add realism and to reassure the slain boys' mother that the case would be solved. No charges were filed.
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Tom Fijak
Joseph Lohman
Fijak
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Anton Schuessler
Robert Peterson
Ion
Lohman
Eleanor Schuessler
UN Membership Talks in Moscow End With Flanked Deal Debate
In Geneva Russia rejects a four to thirteen country package for U.N. seats, insisting Outer Mongolia join Communist states. Dulles and Molotov hold a two hour discussion as Western powers split on Albania, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary abstentions. Lodge signals U.S. move on voting and future admissions ahead of the General Assembly's December 10 deadline.
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Fight Looms In Oregon Primary Morse Not In Race
Senator Morse of Oregon backs a wide open Democratic convention and will not run in any presidential primary bid. Oregon’s May 18 primary could list aspirants with petition drives allowing names without consent, complicating plans for Harriman Stevenson Kefauver and Kefauver’s possible 1956 bid with Stevenson backing. Stevenson poised to announce in Chicago with Democratic committee meeting on a loyalty oath proposal.
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New Saar Settlement Sought By French and West Germany
In Bonn, French Foreign Minister Pinay and West German Chancellor Adenauer said they will seek a new Saar settlement in cooperation with the upcoming Saar government elected December 18. They pledged to base decisions on the October 23 referendum where Saarlanders voted against Europeanization, aiming to ease coal and steel frictions to promote European unity.
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Antoine Pinay
Konrad Adenauer
Pinay
Adenauer
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GOP Leaders Gather for Ohio Campaign Conference
Leonard W. Hall national chairman of the GOP speaks to about 250 party leaders at a two day Ohio Republican conference in Columbus. The event is closed to the public with speakers listed including Mrs. Louila H. Baker and Martin A. Coyle. Murray Chotiner arrives to address the opening session.
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Ohio
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Louila H. Baker
Stark County
Republican Central Committee
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Butler County
Murray Chotiner
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nixon
Immigrant slays wife and kills self in Cleveland tragedy
An immigrant butcher who came to coax his estranged wife back to New York shot Mrs. Elizabeth Kowalski 37 in Cleveland, then killed himself. Her husband Ben Kowalski 40 lay nearby with a head wound. Police say he used a rifle in a self inflicted shot while prone.
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Elizabeth Kowalski
Walter Szawleski
Three Die in Ohio Rt 4 Crash Among Weekend Toll
A three car collision on state Route 4 near Dayton killed four men William Hooker Otis Flakes Eugene Hooker and Charles Gi Lucas all of Dayton. Olin Homell of Richmond Ind died when his car hit a SEPTA train at New Paris. Injured were Henry McCoy James Hicks and James Strander.
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Charles Gi Lucas
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Richmond
Ind
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Dad Admits Giving Pills To 2 Sons
In Van Nuys California a 39 year old drafting engineer Peter Ramsey Stitick was jailed on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after his friend Clara Morgan found his two sons Thomas 12 and Joseph 10 unconscious in their bedroom. They were rushed to a hospital where doctors pumped their stomachs and said they would recover. Stitick allegedly told police I gave them those pills all right I had no reason. He claimed he had been father and mother to the kids for six years while his wife has been in a mental institution.
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Weather shifts to showers as cold front nears
The day began with 51 degrees and light showers. Forecasters warn of a cooling trend tonight with a low near 38 and much colder conditions tomorrow. Officials report record warmth in Cincinnati for November 13 and Middletown totals of .75 inches rainfall.
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Denver Man Held For Plane Crash
FBI announced the arrest of 23 year old John Gilbert Graham for sabotaging a United Airlines DC6B crash that killed 44 near Longmont Colorado on November 1. Graham insured his mother Daisy King for 37500 at Denver Airport as authorities await arraignment. He forged 4200 in checks and had a five year suspended sentence from 1951. His mother died in the crash and Graham sought to visit his sister in Anchorage Alaska prior to the flight.
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Ike's First Labor Chief Durkin Dies at 61
Martin P Durkin, Eisenhower's first labor secretary and longtime AFL Plumbers Union president, died after a brain tumor illness at Georgetown University Hospital. Born in Chicago in 1894, he led Illinois labor efforts before entering national service and resigned in 1953 after seven months. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Eisenhower
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Woman and Man Die in Two Car Crash Near Bluffton
In Bluffton Indiana a two car collision on a county road northeast of town claimed the lives of Mrs Elizab eth Kline 60 of Kent Ohio and David Williams 72 of Van Wert Ohio. Williams wife Mabe 60 Klines brother Clarence Wiedman 57 his wife 54 and their son William 12 were injured in the wreck.
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Kent
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Steel Editor Dies Edgar Kreutzberg Former Steel Magazine Editor
Edgar C. Kreutzberg aged 67 died in Washington yesterday. He was a former editor of Steel Magazine and headed the editorial bureau of Penton Publishing Co, publisher of the magazine.
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Edgar C. Kreutzberg
Steel Magazine
the Penton Publishing Co
Ike Heads To Gettysburg Farm For Six Week Break
President Eisenhower heads to the Gettysburg farm for six weeks of rest and recovery. Mrs Eisenhower joins him for the 24 hour motor trip as doctors project a possible return to duties late January or February. A public welcome is planned in Gettysburg with a brief square ceremony before he resumes official business at a temporary office nearby.
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Fire-Stricken Radar Ship Towed Into Port
NEW YORK Fire exploded a fuel tank aboard a Navy radar picket ship at dawn yesterday killing three men and injuring two. The Searcher was on station 125 miles southeast of New York. Navy and Coast Guard vessels aided. The vessel towed to port by tugs after the blaze, which started in the starboard tank, burned intensely and caused two more deaths ashore.
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