Peron Backers Executed After Rebellion Fails
Argentina's military regime executed 38 rebels by firing squads after a weekend revolt led by army and civilian Peronistas. Rapid martial law courts martialed prisoners as thousands were detained, with later reports of more executions and mass arrests in cities including Rosario Santa Fe and La Plata.
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Buenos Aires
Argen
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Rosario
la Plata
Santa Rosa
Pedro Aramburu
Raul Tance
Juan Jose Valle
Peron
Supreme Military Court
Oscar Lorenzo Cogorne
7Th Infantry
Alberto Eduardo Cortines
Ricardo Ibaseta
Indian Gets Life In Four Slayings
Judge Gerald Boileau sentenced 39 year old Winnebago Indian Russell Monegar to life in prison on each of four counts of first degree murder. The judge did not clarify if sentences run concurrently or consecutively, potentially allowing parole in about 11 years. Monegar, convicted Saturday, killed four family members with a knife. Four defense motions were denied, including requests for stay for confinement evaluation and insanity defense, a reduction to second degree murder, and a new trial. Monegar was to be sent to Waupun State Prison.
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Wa Usau
Ucon
Gerald Boileau
Russell Monegar
Boileau
Monegar
Waupun State Prison
Man Hurt in Area Falls From Roof at Farm
Val Tregloan of Livingston was seriously injured at 4 p m yesterday after tumbling 15 feet from the Donald Marty farm roof eight miles northeast of Monroe while installing a television tower. Sheriff Humbel said he backed off the roof and landed on a cement platform. He suffered broken ribs and a broken hip and was taken by ambulance to St Clare hospital. DROWNS AT JANESVILLE. JANESVILLE Clifford Larsen 22 of Neillsville drowned Saturday at Lyons Beach after leaving shallow water with Ivan Peterson of Beloit for a diving pier.
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Val Tregloan
Livingston
Donald Marty
Monroe
Samuel F. Humbel
Tregloan
St. Clare Hospital
Janesville
Clifford Larsen
Neilsville
Lyons Beach
Ivan Peterson
Beloit
Tackett Critical After One Car Crash Near Junction House
A Jordan Township man, Lester H Tackett, remained in critical but improving condition at St. Clare hospital after a late afternoon single car crash on County Trunk J four miles north of the Junction House. The 1956 convertible was demolished and Tackett was rushed by ambulance to the hospital. Police reported the incident occurred at 5 40 p m and Henry L Schmid, 20, reported it to deputies. Other local mishaps included a Freeport auto crash near Turner Hall injuring Agnes LeNore Hubbard and Harold Christianson. Hubbard’s car struck a high school property causing shock and minor injuries. Harold Christianson treated for shock and bruises. In Juda, Erving George Newman suffered cuts and bruises when his car collided with a tractor driven by his uncle William S Newman. The tractor was demolished and the car front end damaged. A second minor collision occurred two miles southeast of Twin Grove involving Elmer E Cleveland and Kenneth L Luchsinger with no injuries reported. Egypt bans summer travel to conserve foreign exchange.
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Jordan Township
Freeport
Lester
Tackett
Heny L. Schmid
Agnes LeNore Hubbard
Turner Hall
Hubbard
Hubbard Auto
16Th Avenue
Rubbard Auto
Erving
George Newman
Juda
William S. Newman
Elmer E. Cleveland
Kenneth L Luchsinger
McConnell
Ill
Twin Grove
Norene Luchsinger
Merle Zimmerman
Luchsinger Auto
Cleveland Auto
Luchsinger
Virgil L. Elmer
Coun
City Sizzles Amid 90 Degree Heat Wave Continues
The city endures a third straight day of 90 degree heat with more in the forecast. Scattered thundershowers may offer brief relief, and a change to cooler weather is expected Wednesday. Monroe highs reached 90 with 71 lows overnight. Statewide highs hit 96 in Madison and Beloit as the heat wave persists, some southern Wisconsin towns reporting rain while Monroe stayed dry.
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Monroe
Mercury
Madison
Beloit
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Fire damages farm buildings near Juda
A chicken house and a machine shed on the Bessie Newman farm one mile east of Juda along Highway 11 were damaged by fire this morning. Estimated damage runs from 300 to 500 dollars. Ervin Sonnenburg tenants. The first call came at 8 am and the Juda fire department extinguished the chicken house blaze. At 9 am Juda was summoned again when the machine shed caught fire, apparently from the earlier blaze. Tank trucks from Brodhead and Monroe aided in extinguishing the flames.
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Bessie Newman
Juda
Highway 11
Brodhead
Monroe
Samuel F. Humbel
Ervin Sonnenburg
Juda Department
Stalin Had Harem of Young Girls Revealed by Khruschev
France-Soir cites Khruschev telling Soviet leaders Stalin in later years kept a harem of young girls recruited by Lavrentiy Beria who allegedly confessed before execution. In New York in April Alexander Orlov claimed Stalin was a homosexual at a news conference after years in hiding.
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Pans Winceantemrtary
Nikita Khruschev
Joseph Stalin
France-Soir
Khruschev
Stalin
Lavrenty Beria
Beria
New York
Alexander Orlov
United States
Centenial Queen and Princess Saluted in Brodhead Show
More than 2,000 people gathered at Exchange Square Saturday night to honor Centennial Queen and Princess candidates ahead of the June 21 to 24 centennial events. The evening featured a dinner, a school band concert, and performances by local talent including Mickey Armato and Klaus Nixdorf, with bus tours planned to promote the celebration.
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Exchange Square
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Alice In Dairyland
Cora Conway
Denice Schlittler
Marjorie Deppler
Donna Lee Weidman
Isabel Kaderli
Marjorie Zeltner
Carolyn Pinnow
Mary Walden
Dianne
Brodhead
Gerald C. Condon
Carl O. Synstegard
Geral Fritz
Janesville
Joseph L. Stencel
William L. Rollins
Monroe
Mabel
Mickey Armato
Rockford
Bill Ware
Jerry McGowan
Kenneth Hessenauer
Klaus Nixdorf
Brazil
Braves
Milwaukee
Weekend Toll Pushes Wisconsin Deaths to 374
Fourteen deaths in a weekend raise Wisconsin highway fatalities for the year to 374, surpassing last year’s 320 on the same date. Fatalities include Alban Matson in Richland County, Phillip Yates and Charles Puterbaugh near Montello, Vicki Barnett in Beaver Dam, Loretta Miller near Luck, John Wieczyk near the nursing home in Brown County, Bonnie in Janesville, Anthony and Gaetano Alioto in Port Wington, and others in accidents across the state. Military truck crash kills Jack Davidson and Dennis Kroski near Medford. additional deaths include Albert Henn near Wausau, John Martineau near Wautoma, Michael Walsh in Douglas County, and Julian Levi near Edgerton.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Alban L. Matson
Viroqua
Highway 14
Rosstown
Richland County
Phillip Yates
Charles Puterbaugh
Highway 51
Montello Corners
Marquette County
Beaver Dam
Vicki Barnett
Loretta Miller
St. Paul
Minn
Luck
Polk County
John F. Wieczyk
Preble
Brown County
Bonnie
Janesville
Rock County
Jack Davidson
Dennis Kroski
Duluth
Medford
Camp Haven
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Purple Heart group names new commander
Clifford Roberts of Green Bay was elected commander of the Wisconsin department of the Military Order of the Purple Heart at its three day convention concluding Sunday night. Mrs. Katherine Witte of Madison was elected president of the auxiliary.
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Green Bay
Purple Heart
Clifford Roberts
Wisconsin
Zeidler Named to Socialist Executive Committee in Chicago
Milwaukee mayor Frank P. Zeidler was chosen for a national Socialist executive committee as the Socialist convention ended in Chicago after two days.
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Pick Zeidler
Chicago
Frank P. Zeidler
Milwaukee
Brink's Case Figure Murdered in Boston Slaying
Two men are held on suspicion of murder in the Brink's robbery case linked slaying of William J Cameron 49 of Dorchester found in a car behind a South Boston Navy barracks. Ballou 21 of Quincy and Callahan 50 ex convict face charges as authorities link Cameron to Faherty Richardson and other suspects in the widely pursued Brink's loot case.
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Boston
FBI
William J. Cameron
Dorchester District
Navy Barracks
Thomas J. Ballou
Quincy
Thomas A. Callahan
Ballou
Thomas F. Richardson
James I. Faherty
Roxbury
Richardson
Faherty
Cameron
Callahan
Jordan Perry
Baltimore
Brink
Perry
Wiley Rejects Davis Debates For Wisconsin Senate Nomination
GOP senate hopeful Davis proposed public debates before the September primary but Sen. Wiley refused saying Wisconsin voters know the issues. Davis argued debates belong in state venues, while Boyle campaigns by hitchhiking due to limited funds. Wiley touted a 17 percent record and highlighted his Seaway achievement amid anti-Communist rhetoric.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Glenn Davis
Sen
Wiley
St. Lawrence Seaway
Davis
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Congressional Record
Senate
Howard H. Boyle Jr
Milwaukee
Boyle
Green Bay
Wisconsin Department of the Military Order of the Purple Heart
Congress
United Nations
Eisenhower
Elk Mound Farmer Tops Wisconsin DAV Commander Race
Lee, a 60 year old Elk Mound farmer and former senior vice commander, was elected commander of the Wisconsin Department, Disabled American Veterans at the three day convention. He defeated Milwaukee’s Myron L. Gordon to succeed Charles R. Kettle of Beloit. Waukesha will host the 1957 convention. Other officers elected include Harold Wellnitz Oshkosh senior vice commander Robert Polanski West Allis junior vice commander Arthur Crown Jr Wisconsin Rapids judge advocate and Mrs Leo Brazeau Eau Claire auxiliary commander.
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Ask Uxkudde Un—pas Lee
Elk Mound
Wisconsin Department
Lee
Myron L. Gordon
Milwaukee
Charles R. Kettle
Beloit
Waukesha
Harold Wellnitz
Oshkosh
Robert Polanski
West “Allis
Arthur Crown Jr
Wisconsin Rapids
Leo Brazeau
Eau Claire
Matt Werel
Stevenson Promises Health Issue in Ike Campaign
Stevenson vows to make President Eisenhower’s health a campaign issue if he secures the Democratic nomination. He says the office’s conduct will be tied to the President’s health and warns against diminishing the presidency. The remark followed Stevenson’s return from California where he beat Estes Kefauver in the state primary. He notes he won every contested primary except Kefauver’s Minnesota upset.
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Stevenson
Ike
California
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Libertyville
Kefauver
Minnesota
Harriman Denies Target Adlai as Movement Claims
New York Governor Overell Harriman, now a Democratic presidential candidate, says he is not part of a stop Stevenson movement. He says his criticisms of moderation and middle-of-the-road policies target President Eisenhower, not Adlai E Stevenson, and that Stevenson and Estes Kefauver are two fine men.
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New York
Overell Harriman
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Harriman
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Three From Cadott Drown in Chippewa Lake
A swimming tragedy on Lake Wiscata Sunday claimed the lives of Jack Anderson 32 his wife Jean 29 and his sister Ruth 22 all of rural Cadott Undersheriff Herman Pederson said Anderson drowned after trying to aid his wife and sister as his wife stepped into a drop Fire officials were alerted by Mr and Mrs Allen Campbell who found the Andersons daughter Debbie 5 crying on the beach and told them her parents had gone down in the water.
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Cadott
Chippewa Chippewa Falls
Lake Wiscata
Jack Anderson
Jean
Ruth
Herman Pederson
Chippewa County
Anderson
Chippewa Falls
Allen Campbell
Route 4
Eau Claire
Debbie
Stalingrad Welcomes Tito Amid Massive Mob Clash
President Tito of Yugoslavia, flanked by Khrushchev and Mikoyan, arrived at Stalingrad to be met by a 200,000 strong crowd at the railroad station. An American reporter, Mrs Betty Mase of Bronxville, was swept up and forced into Mikoyan's car during the melee.
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Stalingrad
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
Railroad Station
Betty Mase
Bronxville
N.Y
Offici: Party
Mikoyan
Eisenhower Makes Steps Toward Resuming Duties
President Eisenhower walked short distances at Walter Reed as doctors say his condition remains excellent. He met with Sherman Adams and decided Nixon will represent him at two events while the White House sets up near the hospital.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Nixon
National ‘Security Council
Blair House
Adenauer
Fusenower
Annapolis
Adams
White House
President
James Hagerty
Andrew Goodpaster
Hagerty
Leonard D. Heaton
Heaton
Walter Reed
Stock List Rallies With Ike's Recovery
New York reports the stock market rising on news of the Presidents improving health, with key gains in U S Steel Chrysler U S Rubber Boeing RCA ITT Kennecott Cooper Du Pont Eastman Kodak Nickel Plate Gulf Oil Standard Oil NJ and Johns Manville as sentiment strengthened through the session.
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Ike
New York
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
U.S. Rubber
Boeing
RCA
International Telephone
Kennecott Cooper
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Nickel Plate
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil
Johns-Manville
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Santiago de Estero
Corrientes
Mendoza
la Pampa
Lester H. Tackett
Egypt
Cairo
Interior Ministry
Boss
Albert Rodney Henn
Rock Springs
Wausau
John Martineau
Highland Park
Wautoma
Michael John Walsh
Oliver
Douglas County
Julian R. Levi
Edgerton
Howard Snyder
Leonard Heaton
Walter Reed Hospital
GOP Choice
Elk Mound Farmer
Adlai
Jir
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