Lonardi Takes Over Argentina Amid Siege and Joy
Gen Eduardo Lonardi officially assumes the presidency of Argentina under Spartan conditions with a curfew and heavy guard. His new cabinet includes politicians from Socialist Radical Conservative and military backgrounds, signaling broad representation after Peron. Troops patrol streets as crowds celebrate and protest the former regime.
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W. H. McCall
United Press
Buenos’ Atres
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan D. Peron
Cordoba
Lonardi
Alfredo L. Palacious
Zavala Ortiz
Vicente Solano Lima
J. J. Uranga
Peron
Peronista Party
Eva
la Prensa
Skyward helicopter and roadside litter disturb New Castle scene
Residents report a large helicopter over town during National Dog Week while roadside berms along Ellwood City road show heavy trash dumping. Local church leaders prepare for National Christian Education Week with Rally Day activities as a drought lingers and renovations continue on the downtown YWCA building.
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Ellwood City Road
New Castle
Daily Weather Report Partly Cloudy With Showers Tonight
Partly cloudy with occasional showers or thundershowers to night. Cool Saturday with showers. Low tonight 52 to 64. Maximum 78, minimum 52. No precipitation. River stage 5.5 feet. Year ago: maximum 65, minimum 40, precipitation .03 inches.
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United States
President To Draft Reply To Bulganin Letter
President Eisenhower planned to draft a reply to Soviet Premier Bulganin within days after returning to the Denver White House. The letter criticized UN disarmament talks and its contents would be released when diplomatic proprieties allow, with details kept quiet for now.
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Fraser
Colo
INS
Eisenhower
Denver White House
Bulganin
United Nations
White House
Russia disarmament proposal studied by U S officials
The Bulganin letter to Eisenhower is being urgently reviewed by top diplomats and foreign affairs experts. Copies went to Britain and France. Officials say initial analysis sees the proposal as a matter of interpretation amid efforts to break the arms control deadlock.
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
Russia
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Eisenhower
Administration
Bulganin
White House
Denver
New York
United Nations
Wable Faces Death In Chair In Bucks County Case
Convicted slayer John Wesley Wable and accomplice George Capps faced execution by electric chair after losing their final clemency appeal. The Bucks County murder of a 15 year old babysitter prompted the capital sentence.
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Harrisburg
INS
John Wesley Wable
George Capps
Bucks County
Deaths: William H. Britton Charles C. Rodgers and Sarah Black
Death notices list William H. Britton aged 79 of 510 Whippo Street Charles C. Rodgers aged 90 of R D 1 New Wilmington and Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Black aged 77 of R D 2 New Castle dated Friday September 23 1955.
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William H. Britton
Whippo St
Charles C. Rodgers
R. D
New Wilmington
Sarah Elizabeth Black
New Castle
Police widen search for kidnapped West Coast baby
San Francisco police expand the hunt for infant Robert Marcus stolen from Mount Zion Hospital. A buxom blond San Jose woman is eyed as a key suspect amid tips and clues. Parents Dr. Sanford Marcus and Han Na Marcus, sedated at Mount Zion, struggle with the strain. The theft occurred Monday afternoon. witnesses described the woman with a Scandinavian or Slavic accent.
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San Francisco
San Jose
Robert Marcus
Sanford Marcus
Hanna
Mount Zion Hospital
Mount Zion
Man And Woman Die In Etna Motorcycle Crash
A man and a woman were killed early today in a motorcycle accident in Etna. James R. Teetz, 21, of Bloomfield, was killed instantly. Sue Zang, 21, of Troy Hill, died 10 minutes after admission to St Francis hospital. The motorcycle skidded and struck a pole.
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Etna
James R. Teetz
Bloomfield
Sue Zang
St. Francis Hospital
Troy Hill
West Germany backs move toward Moscow with Russia
The Bundestag unanimously approved establishing diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union in a swift session. The vote praised Chancellor Konrad Adenauer for his Moscow mission, while Socialists endorsed relations but warned it was not a blank check for foreign policy and criticized unity prospects.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Adenauer
Russia
Mother and two children killed in Route 72 crash
A 23 year old mother Mrs Shirley Sweitzer of Manheim and her daughter Sandra aged five died after a car swerved off Route 72 near East Petersburg and struck a tree. Two other children were injured. Bonnie Lee 4 and Randy 18 months were treated at Lancaster General hospital. The infant Terry died later at the hospital.
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Manheim
INS
East Petersburg
Shirley Sweitzer
Sandra
Terry
Lancaster General Hospital
Bonnie Lee
Randy
Anthony Discavage
Old Russian Soldier Abandoned In Austria
In Vienna police questioned a 68 year old Red Army veteran who said he was left in Austria when Soviet troops withdrew. He claimed he served as an orderly to a Soviet officer and был told by the boss that he was too old to return to Russia and should stay in Austria.
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Vienna
Austria
Red Army
Russia
Italian Engineers Finish Longest Steel Cable Suspension
Italian engineers complete the world’s longest electrical steel cable suspension spanning two miles between Italy and Sicily. The project cost $3,200,000 and claimed two lives.
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Messina, Sicily
Italy
Sicily
Readership Survey Results Compiled by The News
The News reports a reader survey of 6000 distributed forms with 50 percent return. An analyst from New York, Richard Foster, tabulated results by income and street location, noting broad city county coverage and varied readership across men women boys and girls.
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The
News
R. D
Richard Foster
New York State
Foster
Summer Bows Out Today in Power Strike Pickett News
Summer 1955 ends today at 3 42 p m as fall arrives amid a power strike with injunction sought against illegal picketing by a Pennsylvania Power company employee. A hearing before Judge W Waller Braham was moved to 1 30 pm today in Lawrence County Court.
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Summer
Fall
Pennsylvania Power Company
Pennsylvania Power Co
W. Waller Braham
Lawrence County
County Court House
Criminal Court
Bruno Sherwin
Bell Telephone Co
Braham
Pennsys
New Hurricane Janet Advances Through Windward Islands
Hurricane Janet, at 115 mph, lashed the Windward Islands and moves west into the Caribbean. U.S. mainland threat dismissed by Westermen though the Yucatan could come into Janet's range. San Juan advisory places it 425 miles south-southwest of Puerto Rico as Navy planes monitor its course. Shipping urged to exercise caution.
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Miami
Janet
Caribbean
Central America
Westermen
U.S
Yucatan Peninsula
Weather Bureau
San Juan
P. R
Navy
Charge Arabs Bomb Israeli Bus Two Killed
An Israeli bus was ambushed in northern Israel by Arab infiltrators, killing two people including a likely American tourist and a pregnant woman. Ten others were wounded, among them Canadian tourist Rosita Berkovich, as official circles call the act a grave terrorist campaign to terrorize life inside the country.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Rosita Berkovich
Power Union Presses Representation in Ohio Edison Council
CIO-Utility Workers Local 140 says Penn Power workers struck over lack of voice in the Ohio Edison joint council. The union seeks parity with Ohio locals and alignment of contract end dates, noting outside help was used to bring in bulldozer operators for coal supply at the West Pittsburg plant.
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Cio-Utility Workers Local 140
Penn Power
Ohio Edison Joint Council
Ohio Edison
Joint Council
Ohio
Industrial Helicopter Service Inc
Wilkinsburg
Zelienople
West Pittsburg
Weather shifts with eastward storm across Pennsylvania
An eastward moving storm brought showery weather to Pennsylvania with varying cloudiness. The Weather Bureau forecast rain and possible thunderstorms off and on tonight through Saturday, then drizzle in many areas with temperatures in the 60s to 70s and night lows in the 50s and 60s.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Kremlin calls for dismantling bases and armed forces cuts
In a UN address Molotov urged all powers to abandon foreign bases and accept reductions in armed forces without a disarmament treaty. He said the Kremlin is studying Eisenhower's arms inspection plan and may reveal decisions on disarmament and German unification.
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United Nations, N.Y
Russia
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
United Nations General Assembly
Kremlin
Eisenhower
United Nations
N. Y
INS
V. M. Molotov
Two American Women Expected to Leave China
Hong Kong INS reports two American women Eva Stella Dugay a Carmelite nun and Mrs Marcella Huizer are to arrive in Hong Kong from Red China aboard a British ship Sunday or Monday. They reportedly secured exit visas from Communist authorities.
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Hong Kong
INS
Red China
U. S
Eva Stella Dugay
Sist
Theresa
Marcella E. Huizer
Bus Driver and Five Passengers Endure Terror Ride on Turnpike
A 23 year old sailor from the USS Wasp threatened bus driver W E Small with a knife during a twenty mile terror ride on the Pennsylvania Turnpike from Pittsburgh to Washington D C. Small used a fire ax to force the sailor to surrender near Somerset. Four passengers Mrs Margaret Kunselman Charlotte Dumire Mrs Eleanor Eberhart and Laraine Cook, all shaken, received shock treatment. Jones is in custody in Somerset after the incident linked to a claimed grievance about a woman and seat.
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Somerset, Pa
INS
D. C
Robert Jones
Somerset
W. E. Small
Hyattsville
Jones
Pittsburgh
Small
Margaret Kunselman
Lakewood
Charlotte Dumire
Massillon
Eleanor Eberhart
Silver Springs
Laraine Cook
Washington, D. C
Classified Page Snapshot Reflects Daily Listings
Today's page shows radio and TV listings, comics, a crossword, editorials, sports, and stock notes. Obituary notices appear under scarce listings while the classifieds section highlights contact numbers and section markers for quick reference.
Arthur Mometer Keeps Polka Dot Pooch Bath Proud
The article describes Arthur Mometer and his polka dot dog enjoying a first bath. The dog walks with a proud strut, stays calm during the bath, and seems to relish the moment. It notes the day is sixty seven degrees.
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Merry Hole
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Red Square
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Tion
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