Peron Offers Resignation as Argentine Crisis Deepens
President Juan D. Peron said he was prepared to resign and leave the decision to the Argentine army as rebel forces threaten Buenos Aires. In a state radio address read by Maj. Gen. Lucero, Peron cited duty to the nation and urged a dispassionate solution to the crisis.
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Seaport Shelled By Rebels Amid Warship Broadcasts
A broadcast from an amateur radio transmitter claimed Mar del Plata was shelled by a rebel warship. The report said city oil depots and port installations were hit, with fighting reported 400 miles southeast of Buenos Aires. No independent confirmation was found.
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World News Roundup: Hurricanes and Diplomacy
Hurricane Iane swirled inland over North Carolina and aimed toward Virginia with 107 mile per hour winds. Hurricane Hilda pounded Tampico with 125 mile winds as floodscontinued. Argentina reports an attack by Perón on Puerto Belgrano rebel state. An American Baptist missionary held by Chinese Reds crossed into freedom on his 67th birthday. The wolf whistle trial began in Sumner Mississippi with no death sentence plea expected. European security treaty proposal must include Germany as a full member.
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Florida Milk Commission suspends price controls for one year
The Florida Milk Commission voted to suspend control of all milk prices for a year starting October 1 after an open hearing. Chairman C Raymond Lee announced the moratorium in Jacksonville, noting 17 marketing areas across 47 counties fall under the measure, with reinstatement possible if deemed in the consumer or producer interest.
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Missionary Free as Reds List Marks Birthday Release
American Baptist Rev. Levi A. Lovegren of Cherry Grove Ore who was jailed by Chinese Reds for spying was freed on his 67th birthday and crossed into Hong Kong. His wife Ida and daughter Mildred welcomed him as three Catholic priests freed after two years under house arrest arrived. The group were among seven Americans released following Geneva talks.
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Five killed as US jet crashes near Tokyo
A U S F-80 jet fighter on a test flight crashed in a residential district near Yokota airbase outside Tokyo, killing five and destroying several houses. The crash occurred during a test flight in Far East Air Force territory.
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Western security pact talks demand German participation
U S officials insist any European security treaty must include Germany as a full member. Talks among the United States Britain France and West Germany aim to shape a pact package to press the Soviet Union for German unification on Western terms ahead of the Geneva conference with Molotov. Dulles resumes work after vacation as Western strategists prepare for hard bargaining at Geneva.
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Ringling Trainer Joins Hunt For Elephant
Charlotte reporters describe Ringling trainer Louis Reed joining the search for Vicki the runaway elephant. Reed plans to use an Indian love call he learned in Asia to lure the Asian elephant back, hoping the jungle signal will draw Vicki to respond.
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Wolf Whistle Murder Trial Eyewitnesses Face Threats
Sumner Mississippi deputies searched spectators for weapons as the Emmett Till murder trial opened with two white men Roy Bryant and J. W. Milam charged. Sheriff Strider reported receiving over 150 threatening letters while jurors were to be drawn from white male voters in a town with no Negro voters.
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Hurricane Ione Clobbers North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Ione battered the North Carolina coast with violent winds and high tides as it moved northward. At Cherry Point Marine Air Station gusts reached 107 mph. Diamond Shoals lightship tore loose. Coast Guard rushed to aid. Warnings extended to Virginia and the Northeast as rains flooded streets and lines failed.
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Mexican Port Hit By Hilda
Hurricane Hilda battered Tampico Mexico with winds over 100 mph as communications failed and power outages spread. Squalls extended inland toward Texas while heavy rain threatened floods in the lower Rio Grande Valley and along the coast.
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Prospectors Found Dead in Abandoned Colorado Mine Shaft
A rescue squad found two missing Kansas uranium prospectors, Glenn Dew aged 33 and Melvin LeBlow aged 45 of Ulysses, near 6,000 feet from the mine entrance after more than three days of searching. They disappeared Thursday afternoon while with two companions who sought help.
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Mixed Weather Over Nation
Vast areas of the nation enjoyed pleasant weather today while parts of the Atlantic Seaboard endured the impact of Hurricane Ione striking the North Carolina coast.
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Bright Spot exchange over boxing course joke
Harold threatens to wall up someone and jokes about taking a boxing course by correspondence as Jack questions when. The exchange plays on a comic misunderstanding and threats turned into humor.
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Minnie Mermaid Brags of New Daughter in Sarasota Weather Note
Real Proud Is Minnie Mermaid proudly describes her new daughter as a pip. She notes Tuesday will be a pip despite a few showers. Sarasota foresees partly cloudy conditions through Tuesday with modest northerly winds and warm highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. A marine forecast for the East Gulf calls for gentle to moderate variable winds and mainly clear to partly cloudy weather through Tuesday.
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