Argentine Revolt Crushed by Argentine Military Regime
Buenos Aires reports a swift crackdown after a Peronist uprising. The regime says 33 rebels were executed under martial law with rapid courts martial and firing squads. Security forces arrested hundreds across Rosario Santa Fe Santiago del Estero Corrientes and Mendoza as leaders are hunted and loyalist air and ground forces suppress holdouts in La Plata Santa Rosa and Rosario.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Rosario
Santa Fe
Santiago del Estero
Corrientes
Mendoza
la Plata
Santa Rosa
la Pampa
Pee
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Juan Jose Valle
Peron
Supreme Military Court
Oscar Lorenzo Cogorno
7Th Infantry
Alberto Eduardo Cortines
Ricardo Thaseta
Aramburu
Peronistas
House Passes Pared Down Aid Program
The House approved a 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid bill reduced by more than a billion from Eisenhower's request, voting 273 for and 122 against. The measure sets general terms and ceilings for next year's aid, with actual funds to be voted in a separate bill later, emphasizing loans and private enterprise over direct gifts.
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House
Senate
Eisenhower
Eisehower
Congress
U.S
Martha Raye and daughter escape fire in Connecticut home
In Westport Connecticut actress Martha Raye her 18 year old daughter Melody and two servants escaped unharmed when a fire damaged a first floor bedroom. Fire Chief Harold Shipley said the blaze likely started from a lit cigarette and estimated damage at $1000. In Columbus Ohio delegates and alternates to the Republican National Convention met at the Neil House with State GOP Chairman Ray Buss of Akron favored as delegation chairman for the August 20 San Francisco convention.
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Martha Raye
Westport
Conn
Melody
Miss Raye
Harold F
Ward
Ohio
Columbus
Neil House
GOP
Ray C. Buss
Akron
San Francisco
Adenauer warns West not to relax vigilance now
New Haven report quotes German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urging the West to stay vigilant despite friendly Soviet talk. He calls current calm more dangerous than Soviet aggression and says Kremlin leaders remain unwilling to remove key causes of world tension.
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Conn
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet
Russia
Adenauer
Kremlin
Adenauer Praises Russia But Warns On Stalinism
Adenauer spoke at Yale during a luncheon honoring him and received an honorary Doctor of Laws. He argued present leaders borrowed from Stalin but offered no sign of abandoning Stalinism, noting new forms aimed at old Bolshevik aims with fewer sacrifices.
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Adenauer
Board of Governors
Yale University
Stalin
Kremin
Postmaster Angler Dies After Long Public Service
George L. Gableman, former postmaster, city auditor, and newspaperman, died at 4:45 p.m. Saturday in Portsmouth General Hospital after a decline in health. He had been hospitalised since April 25 following a fall during illness and could not leave bed afterward. He was 79 and a longtime civic leader in Portsmouth.
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George L. Gableman
Portsmouth General Hospital
Gableman
Key West
Fla
Coast Guard
Ray Wraymond
Boca Chica Naval Air Base
Wraymond
Dorothy Snell
Winford Bennett
Frank Young
Ilness
Marathon
Golden XK
Bennett
Pelican Shoa
the News
the Times
Portsmouth
Willam N. Gae
Bellanca Stock Fluctuates In Market Sales
Bellanca stock moved between 5 and 64 after a weekend drop. It closed at 3 Friday and opened at 6 today, with 90 000 shares traded before noon at 6 and 290 at 5. By noon the price was 6 72. Selby Co. trades at 164 and 200 shares at 17, offered at 18. Sydney Albert, Bellanca president, claimed he could vote the majority stock, but has not returned to the plant. Reports say Bellanca owns a large Selby stake and may control via proxies. Akron judgment of 1 372 262 was entered against Albert et al by Associates Discount Corp for cognovit notes of 1 930 000 issued in 1954. Fleming seeks recovery for his client, who received repeated promises of repayment.
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Bellanca Corp
Selby Co
Bellenca
Joey
Sydney Albert
Bellanca
Akron
Mr. Albert
Associates Discount Corp
South Bend
Ind
Albert
Akror
W. H. Fleming
Cleveland
Fleming
Speculation Renewed On Eisenhower Candidacy
Speculation rose that President Eisenhower may run for reelection after his illness, with Democrats privately favoring a contest against any GOP rival. Doctors say the six week convalescence could delay a final decision, while Hagerty stressed the need to get the president out of hospital. An informal press poll shows 10 of 14 reporters expect a second term. 4 doubt it. Page 14 CAMPAIGN.
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Jon
Eisenhower
Hisenhower
James C. Hagerty
United States
Hagerty
San Francisco
Pat Dudley White
Boston
White
Winston-Salem
W.C
White ‘House
Eiisenhower
Key West
Fla
Ray Scherer
National Broadcasting Co
Averell Harriman
Newyork
Swimmer Faces Barracuda Peril in Nine Mile Swim
Wraymond began his swim 20 minutes later than planned and finished at 1 20 a.m. after a nine mile struggle through barracuda infested waters. He started with a life preserver that came apart during the swim.
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Wraymond
Vietnamese Rebel Chief Sentenced To The Guillotine
CATHO South Viet Nam Gen. Ba Cut the daring freebooter who joined the Hoa Hao army in a revolt against the Saigon government was sentenced to death by a Vietnamese tribunal. Three white capped judges deliberated for three hours before a unanimous verdict of guilty on charges from murder to kidnapping and extortion. The 2 year old rebel chieftain will lose his head on the guillotine if an appeal fails. Ba Cut commanded the 1 4 5 0 0 man army of the Hoa Hao, which set up its own regime in southwestern Vietnam. The general was captured and his army crushed last March by Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's troops.
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Saigon
Hoa Hag
Viet Nam
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Diem
Gableman career and postmaster service highlighted
A sketch of Gableman’s life in Waverly Portsmouth and Ohio Asphalt Conmcrete connections traces his work as postmaster under FDR and his long community involvement. It notes family ties local church activity and affiliations with Masons and Shriners while detailing business links and regional supply operations through 1953.
Changes in Methodist pulpits around Portsmouth area
Annual assignments at Lakeside conference show few minister changes in Greater Portsmouth. Rev. Richard H. Bauer becomes district superintendent, succeeding Rev. Dr. Paul D. Chiles to First Church at Van Wert. Rev. Floyd Rowe takes Seljotville post, moving from Canal Winchester, with others shifted to Trinity, Valley Chapel, and McDermott. Rev. Scherertz to Delaware for Trinity pastoral visitation and education work.
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Portsmouth Methodists
Richard H. Bauer
Bellefontaine
Anniual Ohio
Lakeside
Paul Chiles
First Church
van Wert
Portsmouth
Methodist
Paul D. Chiles
Trinity Church
Steeastd
Philip Scott
Scioteville
Maynard Avenue
Columbus
Valley Chapel
Terminals
McDermott
James Spear
New York
Delaware
William H. Shererts
Trinity
Samuel R. Dunham
Dunham
Williams Street
Sherertz
Oberlin
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
First Methodist Church
Kent
William
David
Sylvia
Galilia
Scherertz
Bernard T. Lomas
Canal Winchester
Scott
Sel Jotville
Floyd Rowe
Allentown
Sageser
Sauter
Nixon Named To Represent Eisenhower At Two Events
President Eisenhower resumed walking exercises at Walter Reed, reporting an excellent condition though still on IV nutrition. He designated Vice President Nixon to attend two forthcoming events with White House aides establishing temporary headquarters near his hospital room.
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Eisenhower
Vnte
Sherman Adams
Nixon
National Security Council
Adenauer
Adams
White House
James Hagerty
Andrew Goodpaster
Hagerty
Walter Reed Hospital
Fisenhower
Leonard D. Heaton
Ohio Railroads Get U K On Rate Boost
The Ohio utilities commission authorized freight rate increases by about 6 percent for the 10 principal Ohio railroads. The increase aims to keep earnings near earlier levels after wage hikes. The commission noted ROIs fell from 4.38 percent to 2.81 percent since Oct 1, 1955, and projected returns between 4.05 and 5.19 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
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