Lonardi Assumes Post As Argentine President
General Eduardo Lonardi was sworn in as provisional president of Argentina in the Casa Rosada after ousting Juan Peron. Crowds greeted Lonardi in Buenos Aires as he pledged civil liberties and political freedom following a military revolution.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Sup
Lonardi
Egenos
Juan D. Peron
Casa Rosada
Cordoba
Nav
Fire truck crash injures three near Springfield road turn
A long hook and ladder fire truck collided with a new automobile which then hit a second car on a road turn in Springfield Mass last night. The tiller man was absent. Fire Chief Dennis Murphy quoted an unidentified tiller man saying he did not board the vehicle due to the nature of the fire.
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Springfield
Mass
Dennis Murphy
Regents Approve Milwaukee College Merger Plan
The State Board of College Regents approved revisions to merge Milwaukee State College with the University of Wisconsin extension center into one institution under university control. The plan awaits Gov Bohler's approval before the Legislature reconvenes Oct 3. The new Milwaukee college will have a provost reporting to the university president.
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Madison
State Board of College Regents
Milwaukee State College
University of Wisconsin Extension
Bohler
Milwaukee College
City committees seek study on Dennin Rainbow Park concession
Two Council committees at City Hall urged a formal report on Stanley E. Dennin’s plan for a concession and restroom at Rainbow Park. They asked a thorough merits review be completed and findings presented to the Common Council promptly.
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Dennin Rainbow Park
Park Board
Stanley E. Dennin
Rainbow Park
City Hall
Health and Welfare and Public Works Comittees
Last Sight
Ctty
Common Council
Denunin
Path Board
Dennin
Rainbow Memorial Park
Teason
Algoma Street
Bundestag Approves West German Soviet Diplomatic Ties
West Germany's Bundestag unanimously approves establishing diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union after brief debate. The vote endorsed two resolutions while stressing that Germany’s eastern frontiers must be settled in a full German peace treaty. Opposition cautions about unity and neutrality proposals.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Over House
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Adenauer
Russia
Socialist Party
Erich Olllenhauer
Okesman
Nikolai Bulganin
Bus Ambush in Israel Kills American and Wounds Canadian
An ambush on a northern Israel bus killed Rabbi Herman Brach of Brooklyn and wounded Rajia Bercowitz of Montreal. The attack occurred on the Half-Safad highway near Meron and Kefar Shamai, near Lebanon and Syria, and is seen as part of broader terrorist activity.
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Gel Aviv
Israel
Herman Brach
Brooklyn
Rajia Bercowitz
Monntreal
Que
Meron
Kefar Shamai
Lebanon
Syria
Schools Budget Tops 2 Millions
A two million dollar school budget, the first in the city's history, was adopted by the board of education. The $2,043,161 figure is $192,943 higher than last year and will be applied to the 1956 budget due to higher anticipated revenues. The 1956 plan increases taxes by $20,931, while total school operations run $2,642,161 with anticipated receipts and 1955 excesses shaping the tax need. The board seeks a $500,000 sinking fund for 1956 to finance new Washington and Franklin Schools and land for Franklin and the High School. Instructions, administration, and operation costs are itemized, with instruction the largest category at $1,479,899.
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Board of Education
Washington and
Franklin
Washington
Freniz
Ste
Merrill
Read
Webster Stanley
Emmeline Cook
Fall Ends Summer With Cooler Wisconsin Readings
The Associated Press reports summer ends as cold fronts bring record lowWisconsin temperatures. Grantsburg drops to 46 at night while La Crosse and Beloit see lows near 13 to 18. Highs reach 80 at Lone Rock and 63 in Superior with showers in Park Falls and Madison. nationwide, 99 in Yuma and Needles tops the country.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Automa
Weather Bureau
Grantsburg
Big Piner
Wyo
la Crosse
Beloit
Molotov Opens UN Speech on Disarmament Plans
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov, addressing the United Nations General Assembly, said Moscow studies Eisenhower's arms proposals but gave no clear stance on acceptance. He urged consideration of Western and Soviet ideas and presented a new disarmament resolution amid secret talks with a five-nation U N disarmament subcommittee.
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United Nations
N. Y
Vyacheslav
Molotov
Kremlin
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
Peremdin
Nikolai Bulganin
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure Molotov
Russia
Assembly
Britain
France
United States
General Assembly
Eisenhower to Reveal Text of Bulganin Letter
President Eisenhower proceeds from Fraser to Denver to publish the text of an 11 page letter on disarmament from Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin. Officials expect official release within 22 hours though his reply is not yet ready.
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Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
Denver
Nikolai Bulganin
White House
Bulgari
Byers Peak
Aksel Nielsen
Faust
Bulgaria
Lowry Air Force Base
United Nations
V. M. Molotov
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
Sulganin
Wielsen
John Foster _Dulles
Dulles
Body of Oshkosh real estate man found in Wyoming grave
The badly decomposed body of Adolph Diestler, a former Oshkosh real estate agent from Lawndale California, was found in a shallow grave 15 miles southwest of Casper Wyoming. FBI and sheriff officials said foul play was suspected and two suspects, Kenneth Phillips and Ernest Lindsey, were being questioned after being traced to the Colorado Kansas Wyoming area. Diestler had disappeared June 29 and his truck was found burned later near Warner Oklahoma.
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Casper
Wyo
Here
Thurst
California
Wyoming
Herbert
Diestler
Lawndale
Calif
Lindsey
Jeffersonville
Ind
Oshkosi
Lawndele
Henry A. Henry
Earl Heflin
FBI
Eastern State Penitentiary
Nor J ‘Yistown
Denver
Philadelphia
Kenneth Phillips
Ernest Lindser
Colorado-Kansas-Wyoming
Phillips
Adolph Diestler
Osh
Kash
Wis
Oshkesh
Oshkosh
Henry
Keeline
Wye
Chattanooga
Tenn
Warner
Oka
Oklahoma
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