Argentina Seizes Top Rebel Leader in Buenos Aires Raid
Gen. Juan Jose Valle, a top rebel leader, was captured in a downtown apartment near government house. Gen. Paul Tanco remained at large as authorities consider Valle for execution while others tied to the revolt face life terms or ongoing military trials.
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French Reinforcements Rush to Rebel Territory in Sahara
French reinforcements were airlifted and ferried by land to Tin Douf in western Algeria as rebel bands threaten desert supply lines. Tindouf lies near the Spanish Sahara border south of Morocco.
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Algeria
Sahara Desert
Foreign
Miller Mum on Marilyn Monroe Meeting Sparks Privacy Clash
Arthur Miller refused to discuss marriage plans with Marilyn Monroe though he acknowledged a meeting might occur soon. He called it his business versus privacy as Monroe was not at the airport to greet him after his Nevada divorce.
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Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
Nevada
Truman to Speak at Democratic National Convention
In Chicago former president Truman will address the convention after the presidential nominee is selected. Democratic national chairman Paul Butler said the placement follows Truman’s wishes.
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Chicago
Paul Butler
Actor Arrested as Bunco Suspect in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police booked 74 year old Lesser Rosenstein, an actor and folk singer, on grand theft charges. He allegedly used multiple stories to obtain money from two women totaling 750 dollars, promising jobs and future profits. A rabbi was approached with a plan to lend 100 dollars for weekly payments.
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Grand Theft Banco
Lesser Rosenstein
Anna Berkenlitt
Frank Davis
High Strung Neighbor Fined For Fiddling All Day
Oklahoma City resident Czajkowski faced a disturbance charge after neighbors complained of nonstop violin playing. One witness said he screeched on the fiddle constantly, another that he played from afternoon into the night with dancing. Czajkowski told the judge he is a country-style violinist with no instruction. He was fined seven dollars.
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Felix Skowski
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Russia Still Dictatorship Dulles Warns
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles declares Russia remains a dictatorship and will not become a peace loving democracy despite Krushchev's denouncement of Stalin. He cautions the aim may be to glorify the present regime and rejects imposed rule without consent of the governed.
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John Foster Dulles
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Communist Party
Nikita S. Krushchev
Dulles
Khrushchev predicts Russia to overtake wealth
In Stalingrad Nikita S. Khrushchev told a cheering crowd that the United States is the richest nation now but tomorrow Russia shall be richer. Moscow radio quoted excerpts of the speech at the hydroelectric station site where he and other leaders were greeted by workers and Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia.
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Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Stalingrad
United States
Moscow Radio
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Record U S Construction Volume Reaches 1956 May High
New construction volume in the United States totaled 15.76 billion dollars in the first five months of 1956, while residential building slowed sharply from forecast pace for the year.
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Washington
Market Summary Snapshot of Industrial Stocks
Net change shows Dale J stocks mixed with Ralls and Otis listed. Otis gains 6.08 points to 127.33, while others show modest moves. Reading from the closing board, investors track small swings across key industrial names.
Mostly sunny with coast fog overnight
A brief city weather note indicates mostly sunny skies with late night and early morning coastal fog. The report mentions a maximum around 4 and a minimum near 54, with the full weather details on page A-7 and nearby sections for city notices and features.
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Probers Cite Singer in Contempt
The House Committee on Un American Activities voted to cite Paul Robeson for contempt of Congress after a heated exchange with Chairman Walter and other members. The panel unanimously recommended the contempt citation to Congress as Robeson defended his passport fight and asserted he was standing his ground.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities Today
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Robeson
Milton H. Friedman
Boxer Teran Sentenced to State Prison for Narcotics
Keeny Teran a 24 year old former bantamweight boxer was sentenced to 5 years to life in state prison for selling narcotics. He pleaded guilty to one of four counts in a spring grand jury roundup described as the largest narcotics dealer arrest in that round. The court considered addiction care but imposed prison time.
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CNS
Keeny Teran
Teran
LeRoy Dawson
John Hill
Go To Church Campaign Funds Suits Filed
Herb A. Lichtman files in Superior Court to recover 3500 alleging the National Go To Church Campaign diverted funds to officers Rose Irene Kessler Michael Tishman and Al Petker and used loans to start the drive.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Herb A. Lichtman
Rose Irene Kessler
Michael Tishman
al Petker
Pope Receives Auxiliary Bishop Richard Ackerson
Pope Pius XII granted a private audience to Masgr. Richard Ackerson auxiliary bishop of San Diego California the Vatican announced.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Richard Ackerson
San Diego
Calif
Nobel Prize Poet Stricken Aboard Ship
Nobel Prize winner T S Eliot suffered a heart attack aboard the liner Queen Mary while en route from New York. He was moved to Southampton and admitted to the French Hospital in London in a cardiac condition believed not serious, with a few days rest expected.
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T. S. Eliot
New York
Southampton
Fliot
Eliot
Vote to Prohibit Drinks on Planes
The House Interstate Commerce Committee voted to ban airborne bar service on all U S flights within the United States. The ban would cover wine beer and spirits with overseas flights unaffected. Of 47 domestic airlines six serve spirits and some offer it within limits or free. Two lines serve wine only.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
Music royalties dispute goes before Petrillo board
In Atlantic City New Jersey the hot issue of how to distribute royalties from televised motion pictures is presented to James C Petrillo and the executive board of the American Federation of Musicians AFL CIO for consideration.
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Atlantic City
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Afl-Cio
Bank Bandit Flees With $65 000 In Indiana Heist
A lone gunman held Southport State Bank president John A. Whalen and his wife for seven hours before escaping with an estimated 65 000 dollars. The crime, Indiana's largest bank holdup in 28 years, occurred around 2 a.m. at the Southport suburb near Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Southport State Bank
Indianapolis
Marion County
John A. Whalen
Angola
PCC and Rose Tournament Sign Open-Ended Bowl Pact
The Pacific Coast Conference and Pasadena Tournament of Roses renew a no-termination date Rose Bowl sponsorship and NBC radio television coverage with open-end terms. The PCC and Big Ten discuss an open-end pact for the Midwest’s participation, with June 27 talks in Los Angeles.
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Tournament of Roses Association
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John Davidson
Tournament of Roses
Victor O. Schmidt
John West
NBC
Midwest Still Sizzling Warmth Persists as Heat Wave Extends
The central U.S. faced an ongoing heat wave as cool Pacific air moved eastward. Cooler air reached Montana and western North Dakota and Wyoming, with expectations the Dakotas and Minnesota would see relief later today.
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Red China asks Dulles meeting in month
Peiping’s foreign ministry issued a statement saying the Communist Chinese government seeks arrangements for a meeting within the next month between Secretary of State Dulles and Premier Chou En-lai. The move breaks a nine month silence in talks involving U S Ambassador Johnson and Wang Ping-nan.
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Judge Frees Eight Children To Polygamous Mother
Juvenile Court Judge Durham Morris ordered Vera Johnson Black’s eight children aged 4 to 20 returned to her after she promised to teach that polygamy is illegal. Black, who supports plural marriage, had the children in foster care since they were removed months ago near Short Creek on the Utah-Arizona border.
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Durham Morris
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Armed Bandit Robs Burbank Station At Dawn
An armed robber held up service station attendant George A. Peterson at 601 S. Glen Oaks in Burbank shortly after dawn, taking $26. The incident occurred early today and involved a gunman demanding cash.
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CNS
George A. Peterson
S. Glen Oaks
Are you boss in your family
Hal Boyle argues traditional paternal authority is fading but a family still needs a decisive head in crises. He suggests many fathers lose power due to weakness rather than virtue and questions whether shared control truly serves family needs.
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Mister
Hal Boyle
New York
Ike Continues Recovery After Operation
President Eisenhower signed initial official papers and held conferences today as he continues to recover from surgery. White House secretary James Hagerty said the President feels very good, with a medical bulletin noting he walked around his ward at 12 45 p m.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower health to be campaign issue Butler says
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler claimed Eisenhower’s health will be used in the campaign and that some doctors mocked medical reports about the President. He spoke in Chicago and asserted doctors had ridiculed certain health assessments.
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Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
President Eisenhower Makes Morning Recovery Hikes
The president’s condition progresses satisfactorily with vital signs normal and spirits high. He walked about 80 feet this morning, then returned to bed, aided by Dr Isidor Ravdin. Officials report he is not reading but aides read official papers aloud as he signs three documents today.
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Murray Synder
Isidor Ravdin
Philadelphia
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Snyder
Wisenhower
U.S. Army
Colorado
Baseball Today National League Matchups Noted
Listings for tonight show New York at Cincinnati with Minner facing Nuxhall, Philadelphia at Milwaukee pitting Haddix against Buhl, and Brooklyn at St Louis matching Erskine or Koufax with Dickerson. American League games include Chicago at New York Donavan versus Ford and Cleveland at Boston Wynn versus Sullivan among others.
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