Peron Seizes Early Upper Hand in Argentine Uprising
In Buenos Aires a government crackdown follows Vatican excommunication of Peron and aides. Battles erupt as planes bomb Government House. revolts spread to Rosario while navy and air force units clash, and exiled bishops are expelled to Rome.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Vatican
Government House
Vatican City
Manuel Tato
Peron
Rosario
Plaza de Mayo
National Cathedral
Plane Crash Near Asuncion Kills 15 In Fog
Brazil airliner crashed five miles from Asuncion in heavy fog killing 15. 9 survivors reported. Among the dead were 6 passengers and 3 crew. John Dowling of Time magazine was aboard. Survivor Vesillio Bartoli, Torino coach, badly burned. Most passengers were bound for Buenos Aires.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Panair Do Brasil
John Dowling
Time Magazine
Buenos Aires
Sao Paulo
Lms
Cuatro Mojones
London
Paris
Lisbon
Dakar
Recife
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Vessilio Bartoli
Italy
Torino
Benos Aires
Panair
Pan American Always
Europe
Latin America
Sidon Sinks in Portland Harbor Naval Disaster
The Royal Navy submarine Sidon exploded and sank in Portland Harbor with thirteen sailors feared dead. Rescue efforts were underway as authorities investigated the incident and potential causes.
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Portland
England
Sidon
Inside The Times Comics Beath Notices Editorial Page
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Portsmouth
GAT Training Atomic Operators Made Not Born
Goodyear Atomic Corp began a major training program for the Portsmouth Area atomic energy plant after opening in 1952. The article details how experienced staff built an in‑house teaching system, developed tests, and created textbooks to train operators and supervisors for gaseous diffusion of Uranium-235.
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Goodyear Atomic Corp
Portsmouth
Atomic Energy Field
Portsmouth Area
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gat
Goodyear Atomic
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
The Case of the See See Mystery on Vic Flint
The Times Comic Page opens a new Vic Flint adventure featuring a would-be killer targeting heiress Robin Harper. The first chapter presents intrigue and danger as detective and suspects enter a tense plot.
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Times
Vic Flint
Vic
Robin Harper
Unseasonal Bloom At Kinney Lane House
Mrs. G. R. Yinger reports seven Easter lilies in full bloom and one budding at 1032 Kinney's Lane, unusual for Easter. She notes the flowers have been in bloom for about a week amid the odd weather.
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Kinney’s Lane
G. R. Yinger
Chinese students escorted to Red Chinese border
Thirty two Chinese from the United States were taken under police escort to the Red Chinese border today. The group, mostly students, arrived in Hong Kong aboard the American liner President Wilson.
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Hong Kong
United States
Wilson
West Unifies Strategy For Big 4 Talks
The West to unite strategy for Big Four talks in San Francisco and Geneva as Dulles arrives with Britain and France. Adenauer joins Saturday while Molotov proceeds to San Francisco to set the stage for the July 18 Geneva summit.
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West
New York
San Francisco
Geneva
U.S
State Dulles
West Germany
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Konrad Adenauer
Boston
V. M. Molotov
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Eden
Edgar Faure
Nikolai Bulganin
Molotov
Gale Roars Through Oklahoma City Area
Wind gusts to 107 mph roared through the outskirts causing communications outages at the Weather Bureau. Hail measured 142 inches in diameter and rain accompanied the wind as 3.5 inches fell, triggering minor flash floods with no injuries reported.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
U. S. Weather Bureau
Wife Shoots Husband After Demanding Prayers at Home
Violet Moore shot Raymond R. Moore on Big Spruce Road off Rocky Fork after ordering him to pray. He was hospitalized in Smith-Everett with a gunshot wound to the right thigh and said he would not file charges.
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Moore
Violet
Big Spruce Road
Rocky Fork
Wide Towpath To Be Planned To Four Lanes
State Highway Department division engineer Joseph N. Doyle recommends widening the Towpath to four traffic lanes after inspecting the road and collapsing retaining walls. Temporary repairs were made and further wall rebuilding and flood wash fixes are planned. Doyle will study data to determine best repair approach and also reviewed repairs to the high level road fill washed by spring floods.
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Joseph N. Doyle
State Highway Department
Doyle
Mr. Doyle
Seamen Strike Halts Queen Mary Transatlantic Sailings
Britain's seamen strike halts the 81 000 ton Queen Mary cutting New York service. Strikers aimed to stop the Cunard liner to cripple other transatlantic ships including Mauretania and five others. Queen Elizabeth resisted last week but the walkout presses Britain’s passenger lines.
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Southampton
England
Britain
New York
Cunard
U S Engineers Chronicle 180 Years In Service To Nation
The Army Corps of Engineers marks 180 years since its 1775 origin under General Washington. Led by Maj. Gen. S. D. Sturgis Jr., the corps remains a fighting building organization with civil duties. Huntington District built the Portsmouth New Boston floodwall from 1940 to 1950, turning over the project in 1950.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Portsmouth
New Boston
Ohio
Continental Congress
George Washington
Richard Gridley
Eran
Army Corps of Engineers
Huntington District Corps of Engineers
Portsmouth - New
Child Frees Brake Injury in West Portsmouth Car Mishap
A 2 year old, Kenneth J. Llewellyn of Slab Run, was seriously hurt when a car rolled after he let the brake off while crawling from beside the house. He was treated at Smith-Everett Hospital with fractured ribs and facial injuries and placed in an oxygen tent with condition listed as fair.
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Portsmouth
Kenneth J. Llewellyn
Kenneth R. Llewellyn
Slab Run
Smith-Everett Hospital
Wheelersburger
Portsmouth General Hospital
William Moore
Louise Bennett
John St
New Haven Quadruplets Born Three Die In Hospital
Four premature male quadruplets were born to Mrs Kenneth Barnes in New Haven at St Raphael s Hospital. Three babies died overnight while the remaining infant, about two pounds, is listed in fair condition. Mrs Barnes 39 is reported resting comfortably.
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New Haven
Conn
St. Raphael’s Hospital
Kenneth Barnes
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