Argentina Revolt Leader Executed After Capture
Gen Juan Jose Valle, the revolt's leader, was executed by firing squad in Buenos Aires after being captured ten hours earlier. The government commuted other sentences, potentially sparing Gen Raul Tanco who faced death. Five civilians and an army lieutenant were executed before the sentences were lifted.
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Buenos Aires
INS
Juan Jose Valle
Argentina
Valley
Juan D. Peron
Panama
Valle
Peron
Raul Tanco
Sowers of Wheat and Oats Report Good Moisture in Lawrence County
Farmers in Lawrence County report strong wheat and oats stands due to ample soil moisture. Hay crops begin first cut as hot weather drives people to cool spots. Flag Day observances loom with many flags planned in New Castle.
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Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report Sunny Hot and Humid Outlook
Sunny hot and humid today and Thursday with isolated afternoon and evening thunder showers likely. High near 88. Fair and warm tonight with low around 65 to 70. River stage six feet. US weather stats show 24 hour period ending 7 am with max 87 min 61 and no precipitation.
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United States
President Eisenhower Near Return To Normal Feeding
President Eisenhower may sip liquids today for the first time since his intestinal operation last Saturday. He has been fed glucose through his veins and will begin a gradual return to normal feeding around the fourth postoperative day. Surgeons say liquids by mouth will start today as he recovers while continuing his hospital room walks to retain muscle tone.
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard D. Heaton
France Delivers Final Talk At Westminster Institute Conference
Harry C. France of New York City closes Westminster Fifth Annual Industrial Management Conference third day with The Investor's Dilemma at 7 15 p m after earlier sessions The Gypsy Dollar and Prosperity Is a Must in America The next day Ralph T Seward will address tri state firm representatives on labor management public relations and has served as umpire in steel industry disputes and co authored The New Industrial Rela tions
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Harry C. France
New York City
Westminster
France
America
Ralph T. Seward
Washington
Candian
Seward
Changes Made In News Staff
Richard E. Rentz president and publisher of the New Castle News announces editorial staffing changes effective July 1. Bart Richards becomes assistant editor in charge of the editorial page and public relations. George W. Conway remains editor. Leonard T. Kolasinski becomes city editor after six months with the Lancaster New Era.
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Richard E. Rentz
New Castle News Today
Bart Richards
George W. Conway
News
Richards
The
Leonard T. Kolasinski
Lancaster New Era
Lancaster
Kolasinski
Penn State School For Journalism
Fire destroys Mechanical Hall at West Virginia University
A four story brick building on the Morgantown campus burned early today, gutting Mechanical Hall and causing more than half a million dollars in damage. Firefighters kept the blaze from spreading to an armory and a dormitory, with no injuries reported.
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Morgantown
W. Va
INS
Mechanical
West Virginia University
Irvin Stewart
University
Republicans Warn On Cuts In Foreign Aid
Ten Republican senators led by Clifford Case warn House cuts to Eisenhower's foreign aid would weaken allies and raise defense spending. They say slashing 1.1 billion from a 4.9 billion program does not save money but harms mutual security. Senate committee aims to vote on the bill soon as White House aides press the program.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
U.S
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Walter F. George
D-Ga
GOP
White House
Senate
Deaths in local area listed for June 13 1956
John Neal 76 R D 3 Mrs Mary Prexta 75 Koppel LeRoy Taylor 409 Clenmoore Blvd Eugene Russo 240 S Wayne St all named in death record brief with ages and addresses for local obituaries.
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John Neal
R. D
Mary Prexta
Koppel
LeRoy Taylor
Clenmoore Blvd
Eugene Russo
S. Wayne St
Six Children Die In Cave In At Brooklyn
A Brooklyn cave in at a construction site killed six children and injured others as twenty five tons of dirt buried them while unshored walls collapsed. Kings County DA Edward S. Silver ordered an immediate probe with homicide detectives joining the inquiry. About two hundred neighbors protested, demanding more playgrounds and parks for the tenement area. Marie Stanikunas escaped, while Anatole Bykov suffered critical injuries.
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New York
INS
Brooklyn
Kings County
Edward S. Silver
Walter Arm
Williamsburg
Horn Construction Co
Marie Stanikunas
Anatole Bykov
Marines Push Observance of Flag Day
Marines urge New Castle residents and nationwide communities to display flags on Flag Day. The recruiting office will start a telephone chain to invite officials and business leaders to recruit five friends to participate. M Sgt. William Dunlap stresses showing Old Glory as a patriotism sign.
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Marine Corps
New Castle
Marine Corp
The
Flag
United States
Corp
Korea
William Dunlap
Marine
Dunlap
George Knight
One Is Killed: Boiler Blast Kills Cincinnati Caretaker
In Cincinnati last night a apartment-building caretaker, Robert Schwartz age 31, was killed when he ran cold water into a red-hot boiler causing an explosion that wounded 15 others. Dorothy Miller two months and Michael Riley 48 were seriously injured. Eleven others suffered minor injuries and were treated at General Hospital. Authorities said Schwartz went to the basement after tenants complained hot water was muddy. The boiler blast tore through walls, killing Schwartz and injuring residents as searchers inspected the rubble.
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Cincinnati, O
INS
Cincinnati
Robert Schwartz
General Hospital
Dorothy Miller
Michael Riley
Dorothy
Riley
Leo J. Kuhn
Schwartz
Kuhn
Injury at work sends Converse Branscome Jr to hospital
Converse Branscome Jr age 27 of 1025 Ryan Ave was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 8 40 p m Tuesday for an index finger injury to his right hand suffered while working at Conn Welding Co.
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Converse Branscome, Jr
Ryan Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Conn Welding Co
Last British Sentry Is Removed From Suez Zone
Port Said Egypt UP reports Britain pulls its final sentry from the Suez Canal Zone ending 155 years of occupation. The last Union Jack was lowered at sundown as the garrison boards a British landing ship for transfer to Cyprus. Brigadier John Lacey commands the Port Said post.
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Gerald Arathcon
United Press
Port Said
Egypt
Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Napoleon
Cyprus
Mediterranean
John Lacey
Weather Pressures Bring Hot Sticky Days Across Pennsylvania
UNITED PRESS reports Pennsylvania faces hot 90 degree temperatures with high Bermuda and North Carolina pressure dominating through Friday. Humidity remains high and scattered thunderstorms likely in western and central mountain regions while low pressure over the Mississippi Valley shows little movement.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Bermuda
North Carolina
Mississippi Valley
Jover
Canada
President to meet Adenauer in hospital Thursday
Eisenhower will confer in his hospital suite Thursday morning with visiting German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Adenauer will be the first visitor outside his family and White House staff since the emergency operation last Saturday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
White House
Classified Page Overview Noted by The Ellwood Journal
A concise index page lists sections such as Radio TV Comics Cross Word Society Editorial Sports Ellwood Stocks Obituary Theaters with listed phone numbers for want ads and general news. The page serves as a navigational guide for readers seeking classified and feature content across departments.
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Cross Word
Society
Ellwood
Eisenhower to Run Again and Likely Win Says Weeks
Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks stated Eisenhower will run for re election and win. He predicted Nixon will be renominated on the first ballot and projected Ike will be healthier after ileitis. Weeks described Ike as enjoying a likely landslide margin similar to 1952.
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Washington
INS
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Raid Seizes Thousands Of Number Slips In Harrisburg
A state police raid in Harrisburg led to the seizure of thousands of number play slips and the arrest of 58 year old Lee M. Moore of 444 Cumberland St. Moore is described as a checker in the operation.
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Harrisburg
Mind Unbalanced Tragedy Ends in Double Wounding and Suicide
A 34 year old New Castle steelworker Eugene Russo shot his wife Josephine and then killed himself at 10 38 AM in Sharon. Russo's body was found on the second floor near a pile of blankets after he crawled from the bedroom mirror. Mrs Russo remains hospitalized in Youngstown with a bullet wound to the head.
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New Castle
Sharon
Eugene Russo
S. Wayne St
Josephine
New Castle Hospital
Russo
Sharon Steel Hoop
Louis
Augustine
Peter
Levant Declines New York TV Panel Offer
Oscar Levant said he turned down a request to join a New York origin TV panel show. He cited not returning to New York due to his eldest daughter being named one of four chief pompom girls at Beverly Hills High School.
Fire Chief Reveals Grass Fire Burns Miami Fire Truck
Dade County Fire Chief L. H. Greer admitted that a grass fire sneaked up behind firefighters spraying another blaze and burned up the fire truck. The incident occurred as crews battled a separate blaze in Miami.
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Miami
Dade County
Fiire
L. H. Greer
Big Three in Steel to Make Proposals Today
New York dispatch reports the United Steelworkers demand a 60 cent hourly package with wage guarantees and a full union shop. The Big Three United States Bethlehem and Republic are expected to counter later today, signaling possible war or peace in the steel industry.
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Robert G. Shortal
United Press
New York
United Steelworkers
U.S. Bethlehem
Republic
Arthur Mometer Seeks Summer Heat as Weather Shifts
The speaker celebrates warm weather and sunshine after recalling earlier complaints about icy streets and snow. He notes summer warmth, mentioning eighty degrees, and urges embracing the heat rather than bundling up.
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Daily Weather Report
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Helen Hayes
Lester Rawles Pearson
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
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Pearson
Westminster Institute
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Ill
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American Medical Association
Salk
John R. Paul
Yale School of Medicine
Leonard Scheele
U. S
David Bodian
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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Ike
Arthur Mometer
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