Peron Seeks Negotiations With Rebel Chiefs Amid Coastal Storm
Argentina's President Juan D. Peron signaled willingness to renegotiate with rebel leaders as insurgents threaten bombardment and seize western provinces. Meanwhile Hurricane Ione pounds North Carolina coast with 107 mph gusts, flooding streets and forcing evacuations from Hatteras to Virginia.
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Peron
N. Carolina Coast
Hatteras
N. C
Ione
North Carolina
Veen Sec Il Msi
Cordoba Declared Liberated Amid Rebel Claims
Buenos Aires reports Cordoba the third largest city with 350 000 residents is totally liberated after cleanup operations. The government radio says rebels’ effects cleared while a clandestine Cordoba radio station warns of ongoing misinformation. Rebel broadcasts claim occupation and freed prisoners at Villa Dolores.
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Puerto Belgrano
Buenos Aires
2Nd Army
Mendoza
San Juan
San Luis
Radio
Cordoba
Peron
Argentina
Voice of Liberty
Santiago
Chile
Villa Dolores
Los Andes
Mendoze
Plumerillo
Ruiz Portillo
Soviets Call for U.S Europe Pullout Amid Amnesties
Moscow reports renewed Soviet demand for American troops to quit Europe following Russia’s pledge to return Porkkala to Finland. Pravda cites military base abolition easing tensions and aiding arms talks as Molotov prepares UN and Geneva diplomacy. The Presidium issues a broad amnesty for wartime collaborators and German prisoners.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
Russia
Finland
Communist Party
Pravda
Molotov
United Nations Assembly
New York
Geneva
Konrad Adenauer
Supreme Soviet
Adenauer
Wolf Whistle Trial Begins in Mississippi Murder Case
In Sumner Mississippi two white men Roy Bryant and J W Milam face trial for the murder of Emmett Till a Chicago youth after a wolf whistle incident The district attorney says he will not seek death as a penalty and jurors will be all white and all male with Negro voters unregistered in Tallahatchie County The case draws national attention and highlights race tensions in the Delta region.
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Sumner, Miss
Chicago
Gerald Chatham
Roy Bryant
J. W. Milam
Bryant
Milam
Emmett Till
Money
Tallahatchie County
Mississippi
Leflore County
Sumner
Till
Tallahatchie
Mose Wright
Wright
U S Urges Greek Turkish Settlement Over Cyprus
U S urges Greece and Turkey to end the Cyprus dispute and restore Atlantic Alliance unity. Dulles messages to Prime Ministers Papagos and Menderes warn that a breakdown could affect U S aid policies, noting Greece and Turkey as a bulwark in the Middle East. Cyprus population details are noted with Greek and Turkish descent.
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Washington
United States
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Two Nations
Atlantic Alliance
Middle East
Free World
Dulles
Alexander Papagos
Adnan Menderes
U.S
Mail Not Today In Mansfield
A Mansfield Ohio post office spokesman warns of possible mail delivery delays due to a mass food poisoning incident among postal employees and families after a Saturday picnic. About 200 picnickers were treated at Mansfield General Hospital with three in serious condition. 85 were released by Sunday.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Columbus
Harry Wain
Richland County
Mansfield General Hospital
Hilda Slams Into Mexico and South Texas
Hurricane Hilda with center winds near 125 mph pounded Tampico Mexico as floods and outages spread. The Weather Bureau warned of squalls 25-40 mph reaching Corpus Christi and extensive rains in the lower Rio Grande Valley and adjacent regions through today and tomorrow.
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Brownsville
Tex
Tampico
Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Hilda
Brownville
Weather Bureau
Corpus Christi
Pecos Valley
Edwards Plateau
Weather turns cooler amid scattered showers in valley
The forecast calls for a drop in temperatures with partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers. Sunday's unofficial high reached 95 degrees with a low around 62, as Miami Valley resumes a warmer spell before the cooling trend.
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Miami Valley
Freed Missionaries Cross Chinese Border on Birthday
An American missionary released from Chinese detention crossed the border to freedom on his 67th birthday. Three Catholic priests, Fathers Gordon Hyde and Joyce, freed after over two years under house arrest, arrived by train from Canton. They faced charges of spying and propaganda but denied the accusations, saying they were not agents and endured pressure to confess.
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Hong Kong
Vraunstead
Hare Aith Nic
Cherry Grove
Ore
United States
Geneva
China
Frederick A. Gordon
Somerset
Ohio
Joseph E. Hyde
Lowell
Mass
James G. Joyce
Canton
Father Gordon
Father Hyde
Father Joyce
Lovegren
Chungking
Baptist Foreign Misson Society
China River
Foochow
Matsu Islands
Cock Robin
New Angle Studied In Preble Case
Preble County prosecutor Everett Fahrenholz said investigators consider the Bowmans may have been killed at their farm near West Alexandria. Their burned car lay in a ditch on Ohio 503 after an early morning crash on Sept 4. Foster son Kenneth, 16, who was burned, says it was an accident. Kenneth, charged with murder and arson, is under psychiatric care at Miami Valley Hospital. Autopsy shows Mr Bowman died from a gunshot wound. Mrs Bowman possibly strangled.
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Dayton
Ohio
Preble County
Everett Fahrenho Z
Harold C. Bowman
West
Alexandria
Kenneth
Floyd Spitler
Miami Valley Hospital
Taft Daughter Weds Donald E Morris in Cincinnati
Miss Cynthia Taft daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles P Taft of Cincinnati and granddaughter of a United States president married yesterday to Donald E Morris son of Mr and Mrs Ernest A Morris of Schenectady New York in Cincinnatimixture of high society and civic circles marked the ceremony with familial connections to national leadership.
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Cincinnati
Cynthia Taft
Charles P. Taft
United States
Donald E. Morris
Ernest A. Morris
Schenectady
N. Y
18 year old Floyd Sawyer drowns in Cincinnati pond
An 18 year old Floyd Sawyer of Harrison told friends he would drown himself and soon after carried out the threat at a Cincinnati pond. The tragedy follows warnings and concerns from his circle of friends.
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Cincinnati
Floyd Sawyer
Harrison
Southern governors split on Stevenson bid for 1956 nomination
Southern leaders show no consensus on Adlai E. Stevenson as Democratic nominee. Governors Shivers Johnson Byrnes Byrd and Lausche name potential opponents to Eisenhower with varied views on Stevensons strength Florida Alabama Georgia and Louisiana signals differ in preferences while Timmerman Folson Collins Kennon weigh Stevenson Harriman and Truman factors. Stevenson gains tentative backing from Tennessee Governor Clement amid broader Southern caution.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
South
Associated Press
Dixie
Allan Shivers
Texas
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Frank Lausche
Ohio
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Truman
Russell
D-Ga
Byrd
D-Va
Virginia
Florida
Tennessee
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
James E. Folson
Alabama
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Leroy Collins
Harriman
Collins
Eisenhower
Folsom
Harry Truman
Griffin
Robert F. Kennon
Louisiana
Kennon
Byrnes
Shivers
Johnson
Lausche
Shivers Yee
Clement
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Ave Fashione
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William A. Cowart
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