Rebellion Reported In Argentina City San Luis
Buenos Aires dispatch says an army detachment based at San Luis rebelled and named Gen Giovannoni as president of Argentina. Rebels seized LV-13 radio and police HQ, declared San Luis the capital, and imposed a curfew. Civilians ordered to surrender weapons by noon. Officials were surprised and offered no confirmation.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alfredo Vitolo
San Luis
Fortunato Giovanni
Guillermo Acuna Anzorena
Carlos Torante
Senate Delays Segregation Bills In Louisiana Session
In Baton Rouge the Senate delayed action on the administration segregation bills as the Legislature entered week six. Sen. E W Gravolet Jr noted the 15 segregation measures would stay on the calendar until Monday for floor votes, with the jitney bill to be taken up later. The House already approved 13 administration segregation measures, while the Senate committee backed the jitney bill 8-1, aiming to regulate car pool style services in cities under court-ordered integration. Critics say the bill is unnecessary and could impede rapid integration in cities like Baton Rouge and Shreveport. Gov Davis to meet with lawmakers on voter qualification provisions after Tuesday.
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Baton Rouge
Senate
E. W. Gravelet Jr
Point-a-la-Hache
Gravolet
Wendell P. Harris
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dist
Leander Perez
St. Bernard
Plaquemines Parishes
Perez
Shreveport
Louisiana
New Orleans
Jimmie H. Davis
Joint Legislative Committee On
Farmer Fights Government Over Farm Loss in Norway
GVARA, Norway AP reports farmer Kitti Bergan has accused the prime minister, governor, and local sheriff of wrongdoing after a bad check for 5000 kroner sparked tax disputes. Bergan formed a one man committee and threatens commando tactics to halt a July 4 farm auction to satisfy taxes. He says the issue is principle, not money, and vows to resist.
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GVARA
Norway
Kitti G. Bergan
Bergan
Einar Gerhardsen
Congress Abandons July Fourth Adjournment
Congress leaders abandoned any hope of adjourning by July 4 and debated whether to close before the July 11 Democratic Convention in Los Angeles. The slow pace leaves registrars tired of long sessions and campaigning ahead, with only six bills acted on since January in the 86th Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Los Angeles
Head Of Ranch In Cuba Held
CAMAGUEY Cuba AP Low '1 Tash general manager of the American owned Becerra Cattle ranch here was under arrest Sunday charged with putting up a sign on the government intervened ranch saying This is Communist property Police arrested Tash at the ranch Saturday also charged him with disorderly conduct resisting military orders and an incime against the powers of the state Police claimed Tash kicked a soldier They said Tash pulled down a sign which appears on property all over Cuba that reads in part This property is Cuban property and Fatherland or death
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Camaguey
Cuba
Tash
Becerra Cattle
Denies Nehru to Visit Cuba
New Delhi based foreign office denied on Sunday that Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru would travel to Cuba or any other country abroad soon. The statement underscored no imminent overseas trip by Nehru.
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Nehru
Cuba
New Delhi
UPI
Indian Foreign Office
Jawaharlal Nehru
Welcome in Asia Filipinos eager to greet Eisenhower
Filipinos from all walks of life in Manila plan an enthusiastic welcome for President Eisenhower during his 54 hour stay. Secret Service reports security along a 10 mile route are satisfactory and public anti American sentiments were quelled by a labor group withdrawal. Officials expect vast crowds to line streets from the airport to Malacanang Palace as ceremonial arches go up and portraits of Eisenhower are displayed.
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Manila
Eisenhower
Asia
U.S. Secret Service
Malacanang Palace
Phillippines
South Korea
Japan
Fisenhower Welcomed by Alaska and Baton Rouge clash
Rep. T. T. Fields accuses Police Jury leader Breedlove of promoting a capitol march by the Police Jury Association. Fields blasts Breedlove as a promoter of costly government and compares groups with the NAACP in a House dispute. The march is set for Wednesday and debate continues.
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Baton Rouge
T. T. Fields
Farmerville
E. A. Breedlove
Capitol
Louisiana Police Jury Association
Breedlove
Fields
Police Jury Association
Union Parish
DAR
Capitol Steps
Ford Stinson
Bossier
Daughters of the American Revolution
NAACP
Fatal beating outside Flint restaurant shocks city
Dennis West, 17, Rochester, was killed after a fight outside a Flint restaurant described as unprovoked. Three Black men in their 20s, Billy Joe Housely Clinton J Morris and Frederick Brown, were detained on suspicion of serious harm. West died from a brain hemorrhage after the attack.
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Flint
Mich
Dennis West
Rochester
George Edwards
Billy Joe Housely
Clinton J. Morris
Frederick Brown
Edwards
West
West Boy
Housely
Hurley Hospital
Harris
Brown
My Fair Lady Ends Red Tour in Soviet Union
The My Fair Lady company closed a two month Soviet Union tour in Moscow with strong audience and critic praise. Tass quoted Boris Ponomarenko praising the troupe for artistic ingenuity and freshness of interpretation. The cast noted warm receptions in Kiev and other cities and Russia's love of art and pursuit of peace.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Kiev
Boris Ponomarenko
Publishing Bill Hits House Snag
Baton Rouge Rep. Lantz Womack faced House opposition over a bill to publish a state employee list. He sought to amend publication to once a year, arguing transparency, while opponents warned about cost and practical impact amid floor leaders' resistance. Continuous discussion pointed to political friction and budgeting concerns.
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Baton Rouge
Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
Jimmie H. Davis
Franklin Parish
Risley Triche
Womack
Triche
Tribe
The Same Predicted For Monroe Area Weather Forecast
Much of the same is predicted for the Twin Cities today and tonight with clear to partly cloudy skies and little temperature change. Highs in the lower 90s, lows in the 60s. yesterday’s Monroe readings were 92 and 82 at Selman Field. Louisiana and Arkansas expect clear to partly cloudy skies with 90s and scattered showers in western and northern areas.
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Twin Cities
Selman Field
Monroe
Louisiana
Arkansas
Third Major Clash Looms Over Louisiana Workmen’s Comp
A proposed seven point overhaul of Louisiana workmen’s compensation faces a Monday 9 am airing before the Senate Industrial Relations Committee. Led by Sen. A. C. Clemons Jr., the plan creates an industrial accident board, uniform benefits for uncontested claims, a panel for contested claims, impartial medical examiners, rehearings for status changes, a second injury fund, and court appeals on legal questions. Support comes from the Louisiana Forestry Assn., Louisiana Manufacturers Assn., and other groups, while the AFL CIO Labor Council opposes.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Senate Industrial Relations Committee
Guy Lockrider Jr
Lake Charles
A. C. Clemons Jr
Jennings
Louisiana Forestry Assn
Louisiana Manufacturers Assn
Burglar’s Letter Credits Tip in City Reward Case
Nashville Tenn AP reports a safecracking gang case rewards dispute. George Mallard, who helped via a getaway car tip, is told by a gang member Herbert Brown Fields that Mallard started the ball rolling. Fields, jailed for charges, claims color accuracy mattered. Mallard to meet postal officials who paid 2100 dollars to seven officers. The gang allegedly carried out eighteen post office burglaries.
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Nashville, Tenn
Herbert Brown Fields
Mallard
Wife Objection Lone Flyer Returns From Sweden
An electronics engineer Carl Olsson returned to Atlanta after flying solo from Wilmington North Carolina to Stockholm via Bermuda the Azores Lisbon and Geneva. He left May 6 and arrived June 3 a 5450 mile trip he said was cheaper than shipping the plane. His wife and children greeted him at Atlanta Municipal Airport and he plans to take the family to Stockholm in July. Olsson owns Chronix Corp in Stockholm and moved to Atlanta after coming to the United States in 1955 to work for Lockheed in Marietta.
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Carl Olsson
Eskilstuna
Sweden
Wilmington
N. C
Stockholm
Bermuda
Azores
Lisbon
Geneva
Atlanta
New York
Olsson
Atlanta Municipal
Chronix Corp
United States
Marietta, Ga
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Eisenhower arrives in Alaska on Far East tour
President Eisenhower lands at Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska after a nonstop flight from Washington to begin his four nation swing toward the Philippines Formosa Korea and Japan. White House aide Hagerty reports security concerns as the visit raises hopes for improved international understanding and a united US stance.
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Philippines
Carlos Garcia
Manila
Eisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
David
Anchorage
Alaska
Far East
Emendorf Air Force Base
Soviet Siberia
Washington
Tokyo
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Nobusuke Kishi
William A. Egan
Formosa
Korea
Japan
Egan
Beaton Captured in Sierra Maestra Hands of Cuban Army
Ex-army captain Manuel Beaton, who led an anti Castro revolt in Fidel Castro’s old revolutionary terrain, is reported in Cuban military custody. He was apprehended at dawn in La Bayamita with a pistol, as part of a sweep that ended with 16 insurgents captured after months in the Sierra Maestra. Beaton faces a military tribunal and possible death sentence. the capture boosts Castro’s militia network amid ongoing pursuit efforts.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Manuel Beaton
Sierra Maestra
Beaton
la Bayamita
Santiago
Sierras
Castro
Peoples Army
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