Peron Affair With Teen-Age Girl Revealed
Federal police in Buenos Aires disclosed letters from former President Juan Peron detailing an intimate relationship with Nelida Haydee Rivas, 16. The raid uncovered jewelry worth 23,000 and 22,000 in cash at the girl's home as investigators link the romance to Peron's exile in Asuncion. Police note they saw the pair at the 1953 Mar del Plata film festival and that Peron sometimes introduced Nelida as his niece. The affair prompted authorities to remove Peron favored content from school books nationwide.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
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Neily
Haydee Rivas
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Eva
Mar del Plata
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Guise
Eva Peron
Juan Peron
Juan
Argentina
Original Surrender Document to Be Shown at Stratford Hall
Original surrender documents from General Lee to be presented Oct 12 at Stratford Hall Westmoreland County Virginia birthplace of Robert E Lee. Charles A Marshall son of Colonel Charles Marshall, lone staff member present at surrender, will present papers now cared for by Robert E Lee Memorial Foundation. ceremony open to public at 2:00 pm with Stratford officials and trustees from 40 states expected. Education event planned by Woman's Auxiliary Diocese of Maryland Oct 11 12 at 3121 Walbrook Ave Baltimore with sessions for all. The Battle of the Alamo lasted from February to March 6 1836.
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Robert E. Lee
Stratford Hall
Westmoreland County
Lee
Appamatos
Charles A. Marshall
Charles Marshall
Marshall Sr
Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, Inc
Stratford Tal
Tastitute
Eapal Diocese of
Maryland
Heidag
Church of the Ascension and
Prince of Peace
Walbrook Avenue
Baltimore
Womens Auxiliary
Id A. m
Holy Communion
Noble C. Powell
France Walks Out Of U N Assembly Over Algeria Vote
France walked out of the United Nations General Assembly after a 26 to 27 vote to take up Algerian independence. Antoine Pinay warned the Assembly any action on Algeria could affect France’s relations with the UN, signaling possible withdrawal efforts. The move followed backing by Asian African bloc and Soviet allies, with the US and Britain opposed. France also views Algeria as a domestic matter, distinct from UN jurisdiction.
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France
U. N. General Assembly
World Organization
Assembly
Antoine Pinay
Algeria
Herve Alphand
U. N
Pinay
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
Latin America
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Indonesia
Morocco
Navy approves reserve commission for Landy despite mother’s Communist ties
Secretary Charles Thomas overruled a special review board and granted Eugene Landy a reserve commission. Landy, 21, a top graduate of the Merchant Marine Academy, had faced questions about loyalty due to his mother Deborah Landy’s admitted 10 years in the Communist party. Landy, studying law at Yale after graduation, expressed happiness and planned a normal life, while his mother claimed the relationship was a natural mother son bond and not political sympathy. The Navy had withheld the commission earlier, but Thomas said a common-sense evaluation warranted restoration of the honor. He noted no indication Landy was indoctrinated by his mother.
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Secretary of the Navy
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Charles Thomas
Merchant Marine Academy
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Bradley Beach
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Laso
Landy
Academy
Kings Point
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Homas
Brooklyn
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Occupation Has No Bearing On Cause Of Heart Attacks
The article reports that occupation does not determine heart attack risk and cites Framingham projects. Dr Dawber tracks 5200 residents ages 30 to 69, recording smoking, diet, exercise, sleep, weight, and mental states. Data from 1950 to 1970 aims to reveal correlations and patterns for heart disease.
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New York
Olen
United States
Finland
Scotland
South Africa
Framingham
Mass
Boston
Thomas Dawher
Heart Center
Dawher
St Veork's Patheran church to dedicate new building
After years of planning and labor the St Veork's Patheran church at Wolfsville will dedicate its new Sunday school building on Sunday October 23 at 2 30 pm. The concrete block structure adjoins the south side of the church and will serve a growing Sunday school enrollment. Dr Frank Fife will perform the dedication with Rev Raymond L Markley. Several area ministers are invited to attend and greet the congregation.
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Patheran Church
Wolfsville
St. Mark's
Frank Fife
Maryland Synod
Raymond L. Markley
Clergy Changes At St. Mark's Church In Chambersburg
In St. Mark s church no former pastors will serve. Rev Dr Clarence A Neal of Trinity Lutheran Church Chambersburg Pa and Rev Ralph H Miler of Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick are named for an upcoming transition along with an informal reception.
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St. Mark's Church
Clarence A. Neal
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chambersburg, Pa
Ralph H. Miler
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Miss Jane Fout Named Director of Religious Education at First Baptist
Miss Jane Beverly Fout of Winchester Virginia was announced as Director of Religious Education at First Baptist Church. A Gainesboro High School valedictorian and Bridgewater College graduate she taught at James Wood High School and served as editor and secretary at the Winchester church before accepting the new post. The dedication service for Miss Fout was held September 25 led by Rev. Dr. Edward Clark.
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First Baptist Church
Jane Beverly Fout
Winchester
Miss Fout
Gainesjoro
Gainesboro High School
Bridgewater College
James Woods High School
First Church
First Baptist Church of Winchester
Edward Clark
Dedication committee named for service closure refreshments
A tentative committee to arrange the dedication program includes Grayson J. Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Leatherman, Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Buhrman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Barsdell, Mrs. Naomi Leather man Rubin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Leatherman, Mrs. Glayds Toms, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Frush tour and Rev. P. H. Markley.
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Grayson J. Michael
Harry J. Leatherman
Howard F. Buhrman
Waltere. Barsdell
Naomi Leatherman Rubin
Charles L. Leatherman
Glayds Toms
Kenneth W. Frushtour
P. H. Markley
Capittal Transit Gains Some Fare Hikes in Maryland
The Public Service Commission allowed Capital Transit Co. to raise fares on its Maryland suburban lines while denying one requested increase. Fares in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties are zone based, with each zone set to determine charges.
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Baltimore
The
Public Service Commission
Capittal Transit Co
Transit Fares Raised Amid Strike Settlement in DC
The Public Service Commission approved a three cent token fare increase and a five cent weekly pass boost for Capital Transit after a 52 day strike ended August 22. A rail fare structure change moves first zone to two cents, second zone to eight cents, while third and fourth zones see no one-cent rise. Commission denied a one-cent rise in the third zone and noted continued operating losses in Maryland despite higher fares.
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Capital Transit
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