Guatemalan Labor Rallies Back Arbenz Regime
Workers in four mass meetings Sunday backed President Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán amid CGTG and CNCG organizing sessions in Puerto Barrios Guatemala City El Progresso and Zacapa to form a farmer militia for national sovereignty. Army leaders deny ties as a 10 million dollar arms shipment from Stettin arrives. Ex-air force chief Rodolfo Mendóza Azurdia reportedly seeks asylum in El Salvador.
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Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Lef Tist
General Confederation of Workers
CGTG
National Confederation of Farmers
CNCG
Reds
Puerto Barrios
Guatemala City
el Progresso
Zacapa
Carlos H. Sarti
Guatemala
Stettin
Poland
War Won't Stop Reds at USC Commencement
Defense Secretary Wilson warned against a third world war as a solution to halting communism. Speaking at the University of South Carolina’s commencement and 150th anniversary, he urged fighting false ideas with truth and superior philosophy rather than bullets. He cautioned that even victory in war would cause immense waste and long-term peace issues.
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Wilson
University of South Carolina
Slaves Held on Alabama Farm Delayed Sentencing
Two brothers Fred N. Dial and Oscar Edwin Dial, convicted in Sumter County Alabama of holding Negroes on their farm by force, had sentencing postponed by U.S. District Judge Seybourn H. Lynne as he was tied up with another trial. Oscar faces up to 10 years and Fred up to 15 years plus fines.
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Oscar Dial
Fred Dial
Southern Illinoisan newspaper notices and credits
Local Illinois publication details listing publishing offices in Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and a note on newspaper lineage including Carbondale Daily Free Press Herrin Daily Journal and Murphysboro Independent.
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Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois Publications, Inc
Carbondale
Herrin
Murphysboro
Ill
The
Freeress
Herrin Daily Journaéd
Chester Pool Offers Courses This Summer
Water safety and life saving courses will be taught again at the Chester swimming pool with Mrs. Grace Brewer in charge. A 14 to 17 year old program runs Monday to Thursday at 9 a.m. requiring a Red Cross swimmer and junior or senior life saving certificate. Junior 12 to 15 and senior life saving courses for over 16 are also offered.
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Chester Swimming Pool
Grace Brewer
Red Cross
Water main burst causes Hammond water shortage
A 36 inch water main burst in Hammond causing a critical shortage. Workmen aimed to restore pressure during the day. Leo Studebaker said excessive pressure burst the lead packing at a joint. Residents reported early complaints as Monday washings began.
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Hammond
Ind
Leo Studebaker
Mos
Montfort Mail Seeks Buyer After 54 Years of Publication
Montfort Wis AP editor Rufus D Quick 77 suspended the weekly Montfort Mail due to illness and plans to sell the paper serving a 550 population. He has manually set type since 1900, continuing a long family tradition despite the current halt.
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Handset News
Montfort
Wis
Hartwig Plans Foreign Language Classes for Sixth Graders
Dr Hartwig announces a language program at Southern Illinois University from June 2 to August 16 for sixth graders a thirty minute French and German course and a Spanish class for first graders. Sessions run Monday through Friday 10 15 to 10 45 a m with an eight week course leading to a diploma. Applications are being accepted.
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Dr. Hartwig
Southern Ilinois University
Hellmut Hartwig
Foreign Language Department
Hartwig
Mountain Will Teach Van Wayne Mountain Takes Staunton Post
Van Wayne Mountain, of Carbon Dale, who will receive a Master of Science in Education from Southern Illinois University in June, has accepted an industrial arts teaching position at Staunton Community High School per the SIU Placement Service.
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van Wayne Mountain
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Staunton Community
SIU
Lake Geneva Site Protested Over Air Force Academy Choice
Lake Geneva Wisconsin June 7 AP property owners in Linn threaten to picket Air Force officials during final inspection of the proposed academy site. They oppose site at Lake Geneva and warn of tax burden and resort-value impact while Lake Geneva businessmen support the Wisconsin option with Alton Illinois and Colorado Springs Colorado among other sites considered.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Linn
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Talbott
Alton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wisconsin
India’s Aid Potential Pushes Asia Lead in Defense Pact
U S ambassador George V. Allen said India could back a defense alliance with nearby nations if Asians assumed the lead. He noted India's nationalism and resistance to U S troop flights and Pakistan aid, but predicted India would strive for independence and likely aid neighboring Burma if needed.
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Asia
America
India
George V. Allen
Allen
Iran
Yugloslavia
U. S. News and World Report
U. S
Indochina
Pakistan
Burma
Wall Street Sees Turnpike Era Near as Toll Roads Rise
Wall Street foresees a highway financing boom with 380 million in Kentucky toll bonds and 300 million in New York Thruway bonds. Bankers and officials ask if future traffic will fund extensive toll networks, as thousands of miles more toll roads are in planning or under construction nationwide.
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Arthur Merms
Associated Press
New York
Kentucky
Louisville
Elizabethtown
New York State Thruway Authority
Wall Street
America
United States
U. S
Eureka Names Langston New College President
Eureka announces Ira W. Langston former Park Avenue Christian Church minister and Eureka College PR director for three years will become president on July 1. Langston, a Cozad Neb. native, is married to Genevieve Reitzell of Dixon Ill. He succeeds Dr Burrus Dickinson who led the college for 15 years.
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Park Avenue Christian Church of
New York City
Ira W. Langston
Eureka College
Langston
Cozad, Neb
Genevieve Reitzell
Dixon, Ill
Eureka
Samuel G. Harrod
Burrus Dickinson
Music Expands as Young Pianist Plays 33 Instruments
Oakland California Raymond Miller age 13. started piano at age 3. now proficient on 33 instruments.
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Oakland, Calif
Raymond Miller
Defense Dept Proposes 25000 Housing Units For Military
Washington June 7 AP The Defense Department proposed building 25000 housing units for military personnel and families at a total cost of 350 million dollars. Franklin G Fleete assistant secretary of defense told the House Armed Services Committee the program would house officers and top grade NCOs entitled to quarters by permanent legislation. He said consideration will be given to local community support and availability of privately owned housing within 30 minutes driving at a cost comparable to quarters allowance.
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Defense Department
Franklin G. Fleete
House Armed Services Committee
Stove Theft On Pier Sparks Heat In Cold Stove
A pot-bellied stove used by stevedores for meals disappeared from a pier shed and was later found hot, suggesting it was used after being stolen while the stove was cold at the time of the theft.
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Oakland
Calif
Douglas Attacks Indochina Policy and Defense Strategy
Senator Douglas criticized the administrations Indochina policy as confused and contradictory and questioned the use of massive retaliation against insurgencies. He urged clearer aims on intervention versus restraint during a Purple Heart convention. The Illinois Military Order of the Purple Heart named Ted Swede of North Chicago as its new commander and Eugene Brauer of Belleville as a leader.
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Douglas
Purple Heart
Indochina
Illinois Military Order of the Purple Heart
Ted Swede
North Chicago
Eugene Brauer
Belleville
Three Teens Die in Rockford Area Car Crash
Three teenagers died and seven were injured in a head on collision on State Route 5 just east of Rockford early Sunday. Victims were Darrold Russell 19 and Richard Corbind 14 both of Rockford and Dolores Adee 18 of Monroe Center Illinois. George Ullrick 18 of Rockford and Richard Petersen 20 of Kirkland Illinois were in critical condition.
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Rockford
Jun
Darrold A. Russell
Richard Corbind
Dolores Kay Adee
Monroe Center
Ill
George Ullrick
Richard Petersen
Kirland
Mediation Sought in Trailways Bus Strike
Federal mediation service urged a meeting between Continental Trailways management and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen as a nationwide bus strike entered its second week. More than 700 drivers walkout across 13,000 miles in 12 states, halting service and affecting about 40,000 daily passengers. Pickets have not formed. disruptions hit Nebraska Texas Kansas Illinois Arkansas Louisiana Colorado New Mexico Arizona California Oklahoma.
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Continental Trailways
Federal Mediation Service
Walter C. White
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainment
Nebraska
Texas
Kansas
Illinois
Arkansas
Louisiana
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Oklahoma
Thalman earns Doctor of Dental Surgery at Washington University
Wellington Cady Thalman, son of Mr and Mrs Wellington Thalman of 802 West Cherry, will receive the Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at Washington University s 93rd annual commencement on June 9 among about 1400 graduates. A Carbondale Community High School alumnus, he is among the 4000? 1400? voters.
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Washington University
Wellington Cady Thalman
Wellington Thalman
West Cherry
Carbondale Community High School
Free booklet explains how deaf hear again with ease
A Chicago acoustical scientist promotes Beltone electronic devices as enabling dramatic hearing restoration for millions of hard of hearing Americans. The paper offers a free illustrated booklet detailing deafness causes and how modern electronics may restore sound with clarity, sent without cost upon request to Beltone in Chicago.
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Chicago
United States
Sam Posen
Beltone
Electronic Research
Deptise Beltone Hearing Aid Co
36Th St
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