Peron Sails Into Exile From Argentina After Revolt
Deposed Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron began exile aboard the gun boat Paraguay after a successful revolt. Marines guarded the dock as he departed Buenos Aires, with a navy escort taking the boat toward Asuncion. The new government pledged safe conduct and recognition by the United States Britain and Bolivia followed.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Paraguay
River Plate
Eduardo Lonard
Peron
Asuncion
Juan Chaves
Ignacio
Ialeta
United States
Britain
Bolivia
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Dr Shaffner Named Poultry Dept Head
Dr Clyne S Shaffner, who bred a non flying chicken strain, was named head of the University of Maryland poultry department. The change accompanies the retirement of Morley A Jull, 70, longtime department head since 1936. Jull helped establish the department and the family size turkey breed. Shaffner arrived at Maryland in 1947 after Purdue PhD, with MS and BS from Michigan State, living in Laurel with wife and son Neil. He also developed the Maryland White turkey.
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Clyne S. Shaffner
University of Maryland
Morley A. Jull
Jull
Shaffner
Maryland
Purdue
Michigan State
Neil
Laurel
United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Argentina Breaks with Peron Regime in Coup Move
A regional upheaval ends with Peronist government ousted as twelve nations recognize a new legal authority. Asylum granted to Peron and several close aides in foreign embassies while many associates face imprisonment. The crisis reshapes political alignment across governments and embassies.
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Argentina
Peron
West fails to seize chance to roll back communism
Foreign columnist William L. Evans argues the West shuns bold moves against Soviet diplomacy. He contends U.S. policy has become reactive to Moscow bombshells, with Dulles pushing an Asia first stance and Molotov repeating demand for Western defenselessness.
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William L. Evan
Free World
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Soviet Union
Kremlin
Dulles
United Nations
United States
China
Molotov
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Two Women Lost in Gorge Found Alive
Two Portland women aged 58 and 75 who wandered from a drive in the Larch Mountain area were found alive after a week in a Columbia River Gorge wilderness. They asked for water, described hunger and thirst, and insisted they were not lost. Sheriff’s deputies located them near civilization with their car bogged in mud nearby.
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Columbia River Gorge
Avera Ferguson
Bernice Sharkey
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Escapees Recaptured From Indiana Prison Baseball Team Cap
Indiana State Prison baseball players were missing after dressing in Sandy red and white uniforms at a shelter house. Guards watched doors but a window was left unguarded. Police later recaptured two long-term prisoners, Harlan Reed, 32, and another inmate after a brief pursuit near the facility.
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Indiana
Lang-Ferrere
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