Argentina Sees Loyalist Coup Leader Direct Nation
Maj. Gen. Franklin Lucero directs the postrevolutionary efforts to restore peace in Argentina as Juan Peron stays in the background. Reports say a three man junta including Peron may govern with Lucero and Rear Adm. Tessaire. a Detroit engineer’s death is linked to a bomb near him.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Montevideo
Uruguay
Peron
Lucero
Adm
Alberto Tessaire
Four Indicted For Lying In Labor Probe
Four men were indicted for giving false testimony to a federal grand jury probing labor racketeering in the Chicago area. Defendants include Morris Ovson and son Leo David Ovson, former Ovson Egg Co. presidents, and William R. Holloway, a former company accountant, plus Burton Stone head of a defunct handbill firm. Indictments also name union officials Glimco and Podolsky cited in related charges.
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Chicago
Fulton Street
Morris Ovson
Leo David Ovson
Ovson Egg Co
William R. Holloway
Burton Stone
Ralph Moss
Moss Construction Co
Paris
Lll
Moss Company
Congress Street
DuPage County
John P. Barnes
Joseph Paul Glimco
Max Podolsky
Girl Held In Jail Paroled To Take High School Finals
In Poughkeepsie New York a 17 year old girl was paroled from custody to complete her senior class exams. High School Principal Max A Reuterschaw received the girl from jail after the district attorney approved the release. The girl had been arrested last week in Miami Florida on a warrant issued after she ran away with 25 year old Joseph Lee Jr of Highland New York. Lee faced charges of abduction while the girl was charged as a wayward minor.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Barbara Palmattier
Max A. Reutershaw
Miami
Fla
Joseph Lee Jr
Highland
Lee
Weather summary for Southern Illinois region
Unclear forecast notes describe cooler night conditions and a thunder shower pattern ending in the region. Highs near 87 to 90 degrees with lows around 60 to 65 degrees. References to Crab Orchard Lake and Little Grassy Lake levels indicate spillway activity and rainfall measurements.
Censorship Bill Defeated In Illinois House Vote
Illinois House defeats a bill to establish an evaluating system for social studies textbooks. The measure backed by the Illinois American Legion failed 74 to 45, with critics calling it censorship and proponents saying it would weed out unsavory teaching.
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House
Springfield
Illinois House
Illinois American Legion
Korean Reds Seek Asylum After Flight to Seoul
Two North Korean pilots flew a Yak fighter to Seoul today and surrendered to South Korean airmen at the airport. Capt. Lee Un Yong and Lt. Lee Fun Song, both 24, were taken to ROK air force headquarters for questioning. They are believed to be seeking political asylum, mirroring a 1953 defection.
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Seoul
ROK
Lee UN Yong
Kiev
Lee Fun Song
Red China
John Kum
Kimpo Airfield
United States
Nehru invites Bulganin to visit India
Prime Minister Nehru announced in Moscow that he invited Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin to visit India and Bulganin accepted. No date was set. Nehru spoke at a 4 mass rally in Dynamo Stadium after talks in the Kremlin.
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Nehru
Nikolai Bulganin
India
Bulganin
Spiridonovka Palace
Kremlin
Dynamo Stadium
Mosow
Natru
Bulownin
Molotov
Soviet Union
Indochin
Tad Lincoln’s Chicago School Being Replaced
The Board of Education will replace the 98 year old Brown School at 1758 W Warren on the West Side. Tad Lincoln attended in 1866 and other notable alumni include actress Lillian Russell and producer Flo Ziegfeld.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Brown School
Abraham Lincoln
Tad
W. Warren
West Side
Lillian Russell
Flo Ziegfeld
Thomas
Tad) Lincoln
Marine Corps Cut Canceled by Senate Amendment
Washington June 21 AP the 40 39 Senate vote aimed to reverse Eisenhowers Marine Corps strength cut by 22 000 men. Sen Symington proposed an extra 46 million dollars to keep Marines at 215 000, with conference with the House pending. Senator Las (D I11) supported maintaining Marine strength.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Marine Corps
Congress
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
House
Stratton Seeks Toll Bills Choice in Illinois
Gov Stratton pushes 25 toll road bills to be named by the General Assembly to allow signing of favored measures and vetoing others. House Democrats resist while administration bills rise to six aimed at implementing an investigation committee majority report.
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O. T. Banton
Southern Illinois
Springfield
T- Toll Roads Commission
General Assembly
Stratton
William G. Stratton
House
Illinois Toll Road Commission
David Hunter
R-Rockford
Main
Toll Roads Commission
Senate
Commission
Illinois considers 2 percent use tax on out of state purchases
A 2 percent use tax on out of state purchases could raise 10 to 12 million dollars annually, said Illinois Revenue Director Richard J. Lyons. The measure, a companion to adding a half cent to the existing 2 percent sales tax, has passed the Senate and awaits House action in Springfield. Lyons argues it would stabilize tax receipts and curb cross border shopping while countering out of state competition.
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Pauline Rinaker
R-Carlinville
Chicago
Illinois
U. S. Supreme Court
Iowa
Russia West Agree On Aims Of Summit Talks
In San Francisco on Monday the Russia West delegation outlined aims for summit negotiations. Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov sits in the front row with others including an official behind President Eisenhower as the talks pursue coordinated goals.
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Russia
San Francisco
V. M. Molotov
Eisenhower
Little Stinker Contest Draws Surge Of Entries
Readers flood the weekly contest as entries jumped from 66 to 580 on Monday night. A 10-year-old Murphysboro girl contributes a verse pledging a tenth to church and gifts for family, promising to send in her Little Stinker.
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Murphysboro
Mother
Daddy
Little Brother
Godfrey Resigns Navy Command Post
Navy spokesman says Arthur Godfrey has resigned his commander's commission stating he can serve all armed forces better without official ties. Godfrey lost his Navy flying rating after missing a required periodic physical exam.
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Navy
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
First Day of Summer Brings Heat and Hope in Illinois
The article notes today marks the start of summer with a 91 degree high tied for the year. Last year reached 93 and 95 by 1954. The weather officer forecasts scattered showers ending tonight with a 60 degree low. Wednesday calls for fair and pleasant with a high near 87 and another 60 degree evening.
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Southern Illinois
Two British Ships Warned Off Red China Coast
Hong Kong reports two British freighters were intercepted by Chinese Nationalist gunboats off Foochow and White Dog Island. The Helikon carrying 2 151 tons and a crew of four Britons and 40 Asians was ordered to stay out of the Min River. The Inchjura, owned by Williamson and Co., was halted and its radio contact, Capt G J Tochus, Capt E Walker, and crew of four Brits and about 40 Asians, unclear after a transmission. The Helikon had been seized previously in October 1953.
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Red China
Red
Foochow
Hong Kong
Tochus
Min River
Williamson and Co
White Dog Island
Fleming Defends Nude Scene in Italian Film
Actress Rhoda Fleming claims a bathing sequence in an Italian movie was in good taste and that she wore a nude suit dyed to match skin. The director Carlo Lodovico Bragaglia denies any nude scene, threatens action if she retracts while Fleming cites The Courtesan of Babylon as the film.
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Hollywood
Rhoda Fleming
Carlo Lodovico Bragaglia
Associated Press
James Bacon
Babylon
Rockets Fired From Parked Plane Ruins Jets at Base
Rockets launched from a parked jet fighter at Portland Air Force Base caused two million dollars in damage. Two jets were destroyed by fire and others sustained hits while a C46 transport was damaged. No injuries. one missile barely missed a house. An acting base commander said a man is in custody for investigation.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Air Force Base
Elmer McTaggart
Nine Communists Sentenced in Smith Act Case
U S District Judge J Cullen Ganey sentenced nine Philadelphia area defendants to two to three years in jail for Smith Act violations involving teaching or advocating government overthrow. Named were Kuzma Dubensky Nabrieh Gobeloff Labovitz Lowenfels Katz Klonsky Weiss and others from Philadelphia and Camden with pleas for new trials and appeals denied.
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Philadelphia
U. S
J. Cullen Ganey
Walter Lowenfels
Irving Katz
Robert Klonsky
Benjamin Weiss
Ganey
Lion Cub Offered to Churchill in Chicago Gift
A two month old lion cub from Chicago London will be given to former Prime Minister Churchill. The Park Forest Lions Club plans the gift to replace Churchill's pet lion Rota, destroyed Saturday due to old age.
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Chicago
London
Churchill
Suburban Park Forest Lions Club
Ike's Opening U N Address Praised Widely
In San Francisco on June 21 AP reports U N leaders and Western powers near agreement on Geneva summit arrangements. Molotov signaled study of proposals after four hour talks while Dulles Macmillan and Pinay pushed aims to ease tension and prepare Geneva sessions at Palais des Nations. Eisenhower's opening address praised as inspirational pledged U N principles and peace efforts while cautioning on final dismantling of postwar fears.
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Russia
Geneva
V. M. Molotov
New York
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Palais Des Nations
U.N
U. N
Macmillan
Britain
Eisenhower
U.N. Crrter
United States
Molotov
Washington
Macmillan Says East West Tension Easing
British Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan told UN delegates in San Francisco that tension between the East and West seems to be easing though he would not predict the Geneva summit outcome. He supported the United Nations but called for supplementing it with traditional diplomacy on certain issues.
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San Francisco
Harold Macmillan
Geneva
United Nations
World Organization
Mental hospital admissions rise in Illinois to 48,157
Admissions to Illinois mental hospitals climbed 987 in the first five months of the year, raising total patients to 48,157 as of June 1.
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Springfeld
Illinois
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Simon
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Tad Lincoln
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Hammarskjold
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Rome
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