Peron Pushes Move to End State Church in Argentina
Argentina’s Chamber of Deputies backed a bill to end Catholic church tax exemptions and state support, advancing a plan to amend the constitution. The vote 121-12 in the lower house followed Senate approval as Peronistas push to sever church ties and end religious education in public schools. Protests erupted inside and outside the chamber with Catholic youths demanding loyalty to Peron.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Legion
House
Peronista Radical
Peronistas
Peron
Christ the King
U S Depends On Quality
In Boston a USAF official described a slide rule war with the Soviet Union, noting it complements hot and cold war concepts. Lieut. Gen. Thomas Power, head of the Air Force Research Development Command, spoke at a New England conference on air power.
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Boston
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. Air Force Research Development Command
Thomas
Power
New England
No Merit in Buffer Zone
U S officials see little practical merit in plans for a European buffer zone of neutral nations between Russia and the West. They doubt the plan’s value, suspect Soviet interests, and warn that Russia may seek a weakness in Western Europe to gain control of Western Germany’s resources. Extended negotiations would be needed to shift this view.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
Eisenhower
Austria
Western Europe
Amercan
Open Bids for Ft. Riley Army Hospital in Junction City
June 21 bids will be opened here for a 250 bed army hospital at Ft. Riley. Gen Power stressed a war of mobility and materiel, noting the Air Force strategic bomber fleet and qualitative air superiority as key to countering Soviet strength.
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Air Force
Power
Soviet Bloc
Junction
Union
Army
Ft. Riley
Ori Lo
Iworld
Women born in 1890 live long lives past 65 in 1955
A historical statistic notes that roughly seven in ten American women born in 1890 reached age 65 by 1955, reflecting rising life expectancy and demographic trends of mid-twentieth century America.
Old Time Scout Dix Dies in Calgary at 94
Robert Dix known as Rattlesnake Pete, longtime scout for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, died at 94 in a Calgary hospital. He claimed to have met Sitting Bull and outlaws Jesse and Frank James during his lifetime, linking Alberta to the old West era.
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Calgary
Alta
Robert
Rattlesnake Pete
Opposition Fades Over Turtle Creek Dam Debate
Senator Hennings of Missouri says opposition to the Turtle Creek Dam in Kansas has largely dissipated due to a prolonged drought. He filed the statement with the Senate appropriations subcommittee urging the resumption of funding and construction efforts.
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Washington
Sen
Hennings
D-Mo
Turtle Creek
Kansas
Senate Appropriations
Budget bureau failure called short sighted on dam funds
The project official called the budget bureau's failure to recommend funds for the dam short sighted and urged saving through U. S. Savings Bonds.
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Budget Bureau
Discharged From Service And Local News Notes
Cpl. Evan Phillips returned home after eighteen months in Korea and received his discharge at Camp Carson. Local residents visit, hospital transfer, and funeral services are reported. Wellsville School closes Friday with commencement May 19 led by M W Sanders. May 20 garden show, May 22 silver wedding open house. Other notes include church school plans and a 1873 fact about formal training for registered engineers in the United States.
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Cpl
Evan Phillips
Korea
Carson
Cole
Redge Hapgood
Kathy
McPherson
Ray Wiggins
John Fairchild
St. Josephs Hospital
Kansas City
Pamelia Myers
Gerald Broers
R. H. Harrison
Coughlin Chapel
Rev
Elliott
Ottawa
Walnut Creek
Wellsville
L. L. Bowen
Oakland
Calif
Glenn Layton
Medical Center
Wellsville School
M. W. Sanders
Emporia State Teacher’s College
Bernhard Fleming
The
Baptist Church
Loyal Hiatt
Lee Chamberlain
Otta
LeRoy Childs
Anne Hall
Florence Shannon
Baptist Vacation Church
Methodist Vacation Church
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