Frondizi Still Argentina Chief But Rein Shaky
Argentina's President Arturo Frondizi remained in office after a military plot raised the gravest crisis of his 14 month rule. Top arms brass voted confidence in the war ministry while Frondizi, tired but asserting presidential duties, hinted at concessions. Two alarm leaders, Rear Adm Arturo Rial and Lt Gen Arturo Ossorio Arata, were to be detained on sedition charges as authorities sought them Wednesday but failed to locate them.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Arturo Rial
Juan Peron
Arturo Ossorio Arata
Seeigs
Inibe
Hem
The Knee Tricky Again but Golf Takes No Holiday
President Eisenhower again battles a stiff wind and a troublesome knee on a Saturday morning round at Gettysburg Country Club. He pursues his seventh golf outing in 11 days, grumbling about the old knee as Mrs. Eisenhower joins him before returning to Washington Sunday.
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Gettysburg
Paul
Eisenhower
Gettasburg Country Club
Exsenhowey
West Point
Esenhower
Washington
Tugboat Ratl Strike Ends as Federal Order Clears Way
UPi New York The long work stoppage by rail freight in New York Harbor should end by midnight after U S District Judge Frederick Van Pelt Bryan ordered 10 railroads to reinstate 125 tugboat oilers who move car floats in the harbor. Carriers said they would comply but may appeal. Norfolk News confirms Lee Bush, 24, was killed Friday when struck by an electric pole.
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New York
Norwich
Lee Bush
Inside Radio TV 2 Fulton Phoenix and Classified 8 Funeral 10
Inside notes for Fulton Phoenix and classified pages including funeral notices and bridge sports. Church updates appear on page 4 with brief local items and schedules.
House Votes to Raise Debt Ceiling for Sixth Time Since Eisenhower
The House approved a bill to raise the national debt limit to 295 billion dollars, its temporary peak, amid cross party protests over increased government borrowing. The measure, sent to the Senate 233 to 117, faces expected opposition before final passage.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
At & T
Red House
Lisenhower
Ceiline House
Sid Tanta
Paps
Wilbur D Mullsim
Morrison Labor Party Statesman to Retire
London reports long serving Labour figure Herbert Morrison, aged 71, announces retirement from Parliament at the next election to devote more time to writing after over 30 years in British politics.
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London
Herbert Varrison
Staatasa
Tomer Toy
Flan
Newlywed couple admits setting 11 fires in St Paul to relieve tension
In St Paul, Jerome Palmquist and his bride Delores Palmquist, both in their early twenties, confessed Friday to setting 11 fires since late May. Police quoted the pair describing the flames as a relief for nervous tension. Fire chief Frank Oberg said the fires caused about $226,000 in damage with no injuries.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Jerome L. Palmquist
Delores
Frank Oberg
Palmquist
Hundreds join hunt for missing David Raleigh in Phoenicia
In Phoenicia New York a large volunteer force gathers at dawn to search for five year old David Raleigh who vanished from a Catskill lodge last Saturday during a vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Stuart Raleigh. Police report about 500 volunteers from Boy Scouts the Red Cross veterans groups and local communities assist the search near Lake Winnisook Ulster County. A reported footprint near the lodge was deemed too small and discarded as a clue.
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Phoenicia
N.yy
David Raleigh
Catskill
Polce Cpl
Lesie Vincent
Maddy
Cules
David
Lake Winnisook
Ulster County
Stuart Raley
Syracuuse
Noy
Alonze Path
Salen
Susan
Raliegh
Seares
Nationa
Iin
Pttebarsa
Aten Foaks Cosel
Aus- Hailies
Aornced
Traternal Joon Ps
Ae Rei Cros
Ndiv.das
Missouri Cities End Print Strikes Hit Major Papers
Missouri's two largest cities faced newspaper disruptions as major papers paused. The St Louis Globe-Democrat and Post-Dispatch suspended prints amid strikes affecting content and production. unions resumed work after contract disputes. In New Jersey, A and P warehouse workers walked out over a wage raise and shorter week pending settlement.
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Issouris
Bransas City
Missouri
Cies
Accain Todas
Kansas Citvegs
Sec
Dis
St Lon Sans
Ig Ers
wooSio Nebs
Cal Union
Pnubheaton
Kansas City Stan Co
Hyster Gots
St Laie
St. Lows Globes Democrat
Evening Post-Dispateh
Morning Globe-Democrat
Globe-Democrat
The
American Newspaper Guild
New York
Suthern
Newark
Teamsters
Theasak
Pete Sboeers
Obo
Bere
Wyyts
Tragic River Crash Claims Three From Burks Falls
Three people perished when a truck carrying Harry Boriteki 50 Dora Eve lin 44 and daughter Evelyn June veered off a road near Burks Falls and plunged into the Magne fawan River Friday night.
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Burks Falls
Magnefawan
Harry Boriteki
Dora Evelin
Evelyn June
Touring Queen Elizabeth II Dawns on Newfoundland Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip landed at a US air base in western Newfoundland for a royal tour affected by bad weather and engine trouble. A ground crewman struggled to start the plane while the couple planned a limited route through Corner Brook and Deer Lake, with missed flower delivery due to a grounded aircraft. The visit marks the final Newfoundland stop as they inspect local logging and paper operations amid signs of weariness.
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Relman Morin
Stephenville
Elizabeth II
Prince Philp
Westerg
Gir Wao
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Stark
Arthur Spatns
Canadhan Air Force
Sparks
Prince Philip
Amie
Poe
Tae
Newfoundland
Deer Lake
Tars
Canada
Queen
Prince Pop
Boy Dies Four Hurt In 2 Car Crash
In Cortland two autos collided killing Stephen A. Brad’s son and injuring four others. A nurse driver and three teenage girls were hospitalized, none in critical condition. The crash occurred as a nurse returned home to Me Giawaler Wak.
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Cortland wPi
Burs
Ore Boy
Giawaler Wak
An Nace
Stephen A. Brads
Caitland County Highway Superitendent
Terrain L. Hover
Louie M
Festival of Roses Draws 200,000 To Newark Garden
About 200,000 people are expected to visit the 1959 festival of roses opening today. The 11 acre garden east of Rochester contains about 36,000 rose plants. The festival runs through June 5.
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Newark
Cpi
Rochester
Heat Hugs Much Of Nation Today
The heatwave spread across the United States with spotty showers in parts. Early temperatures ranged from the highs in the 30s to near 110 in the Southwest, with Montana and Nevada reporting notable climbs. Cooler weather was forecast for the Northwest and upper Midwest, while Florida and the Carolinas faced scattered rainfall and warm conditions.
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Associated Press
New England
Lake Superior
Montana
Aouthern Neva Bilugs
Mount Aad
Las Vegas
Pacifig
Wassissippalles
Rochies
Mienizan
Jacksonville
Fla
Weeatney Bureau
Florida
State Agriculture Department retirements after 32 years
Max Katier and Mo Cosgrave announce retirement after 32 years with the State Agriculture Department Albany. The pair describe a long career assisting the department and aiding during the annual state fair, ending July 1.
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STATE
Albany
Max Katierne
Mo Cosgrave
Agr Sulture Department
New Russian Drive For Summit Seen and Big 4 Talks Recess
Aviation electrician Donald Corder of Jacksonville and Farmer City, Illinois, wounded with 40 to 50 shrapnel wounds and a broken knee, described a Mig-15 attack 500 feet behind his position off North Korea last Tuesday. He said he believed the Soviet planes would return for another try, and noted that no pilot expects to escape such flak.
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Yorosuke
Japan
U.S
Connea
Ium
Aviation Electrician
Donald Corder
Uni
Corder
Jacksonville
Farmer City
North Korea
MI6
Mother Rams Car of Would-be Girl Abductor
An Atlanta area mother, Mrs. R. E. Carroll of Hapeville, crashed her sedan to stop a would-be kidnapper and rescued her seven year old daughter Sally. Police identify the suspect as Raymond A. McMehon, 17, of Chicago, who fled on foot. Sally suffered a forehead cut. Susie and other witnesses recounted the attempted abduction and escape. Detectives traced the car and issued alerts as the search continued.
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Atlanta
Hapeville
R. E. Carroll
Detectnes
Sally
Raymond A. McMehon
Chicago
Georga State Patrol
Hefe
Susie
Carroll
Chillien
Per
Jetr
Ana
Louisiana in Flux Over Governor Long Crisis
Baton Rouge officials clash as Governor Long faces court-ordered treatment. Lt. Gov. Lether Frazer seeks legal authority to act, while Secretary of State Wade Martin Jr. recognizes Long. Hospitals report Long stable as psychiatrists diagnose paranoid schizophrenia amid ongoing political struggle and potential court action.
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Baton Rouge
Lousiana
Farl Long
Lether Frazar
Wade Martin Jr
Lang
Frazar
Citicus
Long
Theo Cangelosi
Martin
Louisiana
Mandeville
St Miles
Huey P. Long
Lenz
Ont
New Orleans
Teaas
Galveston
Frazer
McNeese State College
New Polio Vaccine Given With Milk
Dr Hilary Koprowski of the Vita Institute announces a new polio vaccine that can be mixed in milk or fruit juice. Used to immunize 75000 children in the Belgian Congo, it targets six months to seven years old who have not had a third Salk dose. The program will soon expand to Polish children.
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Philadelphia
Hilary Koprowski
Vitar Institute
Belgian Congo
Kaprowski
National Gypsum Co Sets Six Month Sales Record
National Gypsum Co predicts a six month sales and earnings peak for the first half of the year. Chairman Mehin H. Baker states the Moon Portland Cement Co operation is at top performance, with Huron Portland capable of 40,000 tons annually and nearing that level. Previous six month records were $89,000 and $39,700,000 in late 1958.
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Buffalo
Dine National Gypsum Co
Mehin H. Baker
Baker
Moon Portland Cement Co
Michigan
National
Gypsium Cement Division
Portland
Florida bans forced attendance in integrated schools
Florida adopts a law allowing pupils to transfer to avoid integration and barring forced attendance in racially integrated classes if a school board refuses, under the state compulsory attendance act. In Formosa, Buddhist monk Chih Hung is enshrined in a temple near Keelung, his will calling for a gold leaf encasement if his body stayed intact for five years.
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Florida
Talahasse
Fla
Leroy Collins
Taipei
Formosa
Tae
Chih Hung
Keelung
West Ministers Break Geneva Talks Over Berlin Deadlock
Western foreign ministers suspended the Geneva conference until July 13 without resolving the Berlin stalemate. Khrushchev presses for a summit by portraying Western concessions as insufficient, while Eisenhower and Macmillan differ on urgency. A final morning session produced a brief communique and a call for further talks.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Berlin
Premer Khrushchev
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Khrushchev
Herter
Andrei A. Gromyko
Sint
West Berlin
Gromsko
Wester
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Selwaryn Liesd
Matrice Couve de Murville
Gromyko
Heeter
Lloyd
Conve de Murville
Rew
Grompkos Vila
West Germany
Nave
Eisenhower to Confer With Herter After Geneva Trip
President Eisenhower will confer Sunday with Secretary of State Christian A. Herter after Herter returns from the resumed foreign ministers conference in Geneva. The schedule underscores ongoing diplomacy as the United States seeks coordinated policies on postwar issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Geneva
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Commerce
Atomic Energy Commission
Fulton
Phoenix
Linda Sue Voss
Steve
John
Linda
Redlands
Calif
National Gypsum Co
West
Nikita
Ike
Nowepa
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