Argentina to Auction 14 Newspapers
Buenos Aires sources say provisional President Aramburu's plan calls for auctioning 14 government owned newspapers seized from General Peron's regime. Gen. Luis Gonzalez, tasked to investigate, says bids from Argentine buyers only and limited to one paper per bidder will be accepted. Deadline for bids is June 30 with openings September 30 and completion by December 20.
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Buenos Atres Upa
Perro Arambourz
Juan D. Peron
Luis Gonzalez
Aramburu
Gonzalez
Peron
Royal Party Turns Louvre Into Tavern
In Paris, a gala hosted by Prime Minister Guy Mollet for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at the Louvre saw 3000 guests crowding the galleries. Smoking inside the museum alarmed staff as cigars and cigarettes sparked near ancient statues and vases, with guards stationed at windows to deter trouble.
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France
Rene Coty
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Havana
Raphael
St Michael
Guy Mollet
Louvre Museum
Sue
Elizabeth
Louvre
Bruce arrives to start duties as U.S. ambassador to West Germany
Bruce in Germany Frankfurt reports the arrival of the new United States ambassador to West Germany David K. Bruce, who assumes duties in Frankfurt today. He arrives to begin his official role representing the United States government in the postwar German capital region.
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Bruce
Germany
Frankfurt
David K. BE. Bruce
United States
West Germany
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