Peronista Party Head Resigns Amid Violent Uprising
Rear Adm Alberto Teissaire Argentina's vice president resigns as head of the Peronista party amid political demonstrations with violence. A 22 year old man, Alfredo Prat, died after gunfire near a Radical rally. A bomb exploded in front of a Peronista political school as unrest spreads.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Albérto Teissaire
Peronista
Teissare
Teissure
Peron
Radical Party
Alfredo Prat
Boy burnt by 4800 volt wire near Baldwinsville
Joseph A. Guandale Jr. was burned on his right foot by a live 4800 volt wire tangled in a maple tree in front of his Peck Road home four miles south of Baldwinsville. He was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital with no serious injuries, aided by local resident James Prosser who limited his own injuries to assist.
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Joseph A. Guandale Jr
Peck Rd
Syracuse
Joseph A. Guandale, Jr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baldwinsville
Joseph Guandale
Joseph
James Prosser
Prosser
New Translator Sped For Visiting Russians
A new government interpreter, Eugene V. Serebrennikov from the Library of Congress, was dispatched to assist the 12 man Soviet farm delegation after officials criticized current translators. Iowa State College extension director C. R. Elder noted difficulty in conveying the American story, with English to Russian translation in technical terms proving hardest. John Strohm, escort for the visitors, said he has pressed Agriculture Department staff for better manpower and equipment to bridge the language gap.
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Ames
Towa
State Department
Delega
Eugene V. Serebrennikov
Library of Congress
Washington
C. R. Elder
Iowa State College
Tall-Corn
John Strohm
Midwest
Agriculture Department
Benton to Visit Reds for Book
William Benton publisher of Britannica and former Connecticut senator will travel to Russia this fall to report on ideological developments. He will write a 20000 word report for the Britannica Book of the Year to be published early next year. Visas for Benton and Mrs Benton were approved by the Soviet Embassy in Washington this week.
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New York
William Benton
Connecticut
Russia
Benton
Mrs. Benton
Iron Curtain
Washington
Barber uses vacuum to remove hair clippings
Doug Rutledge a Memphis barber says he solved the itch from neck hair by using a vacuum cleaner to remove clippings during shaves and trims.
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Memphis, Tenn
Doug Rutledge
Today’s Features on Justice and Editorial Pages
The page lists editorial content on justice and trial state of affairs with sections for Amusements Music City Life and more. It notes page references for Editorials Red China and Letters plus Today’s Pictures on page 28.
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Your Money
Justice
City Life
Radio-Tv
Red China
Bus Strike Settled in Los Angeles Transit Talks
Federal conciliator Harry Malcom announced a tentative agreement ending a month long Los Angeles transit strike after marathon sessions between transit line officials and AFL Transit Workers Union representatives. Votes by secret ballot set for Sunday. service could resume by Monday if approved. Strike began June 20 with wage demands and contract duration at issue.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Transit Lines
Harry Malcom
Transit Line
AFL Transit Workers Union
Evelyn Thaw Improves After Gastric Attack
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's condition improved at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital where she was hospitalized Tuesday for a gastric attack caused by over exertion and excitement during the filming of her life story about the original Gibson girl aged 70.
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Hollywood
Evelyn ‘Nesbit
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Housing Shortage Reported Theft in Gainesville
Mrs. Margaret Seay filed a sheriff's report claiming someone stole her house on 13th Street in Gainesville. The missing structure was last seen with white paint and black screens.
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Gainesville
Fla
Margaret Seay
Sheriff's Office
13Th Street
Hurricane Hunter to Recheck Disturbance Southeast Of Florida
A hurricane hunter aircraft will recheck an easterly wave about 2 000 miles southeast of Miami today after a Thursday insect check found the disturbance not dangerous for the moment. The wave marks the first notable feature of the hurricane season that began June 15.
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Miami
Fla
Hunter
Here
Weather Bureau
Eisenhower Plan Divides Europe and Hopes for Geneva Peace
European reactions to President Eisenhower’s offer to swap military blueprints and aerial reconnaissance with the Soviet Union stir astonishment and cautious optimism. British papers hail it as grand though unlikely to succeed while neutral and German outlets see both surprise and debate about its feasibility. Concluded on page 11, column 2.
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London
Eisenhower
Europe
West
Sweden
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Geneva
Frankfurter Randschau
Russia
West Germany Wins Final Approval for Rearmament Plan
Bonn reports West Germany gains final parliamentary approval for a 500000-man defense force. The Bundestag and Bundesrat cleared bills to call up volunteers this year and create a senior officer screening committee. Lawheads said to proceed toward a 12-division army 1300 jet air force and navy under NATO.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bundesrat
Theodor Heuss
Bundestag
Adenauer
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Alliance
Christian Democrats
Talbott Probe Open Despite Offer to Quit Firm
Senate inquiry into Air Force Secretary Talbott’s stake in Paul B Mulligan & Co remains active. Talbott says he earned over 50 000 annually from the firm while denying improper profits and noting his official position was not used to aid clients. The panel adjourned without a ruling on his plan to relinquish the interest on August 1.
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Washington
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Air Force
Talbott
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
New York
Paul B. Mulligan & Co
Mulligan
Subcommittee
New July Heat Record Likely in Central New York
Weather forecaster Andrew Keller predicts continued heat through the next three days with July 22 forecast to reach 95 degrees the hottest for the month. Temperatures stood at 91 this afternoon and 90 is expected tomorrow with increasing humidity and possible afternoon storms. Keller says the heat could break all July records, noting nine 90 degree plus days so far and a rising mean monthly temperature well above prior records.
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New York
Andrew P. Keller
Keller
Mercury
Ihe
Ap pley humor clocks a refreshing compliment
A light humorous note surveys the crowd's reaction as a playful compliment echoes the ad slogan The Applause That Refreshes. The item reflects a smiling moment in a media page featuring witty lines.
Statuesque Swede Tops Ballot for Miss Universe
In Long Beach California fifteen finalists from Argentina Belgium Brazil Canada Ceylon El Salvador England Germany Guatemala Honduras Japan Norway Sweden United States and Venezuela vie in a Miss Universe prelim. Hilvie Rombin of Sweden emerges as the crowd favorite and likely winner, with Maureen Hingert of Ceylon and Maribel Arrieta of El Salvador among strong contenders.
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Sweden
Hillevi Rombin
Ceylon
Maureen Hingert
Jel Salvador
Maribel Arrieta
Carlene King Johnson
Verimont
U.S.A
Japan
Keiko Takahashi
Honduras
Pastora Pagan Valenzuela
Belgium
Nicole de Meyer
Cathy Diggles
Toronto
Canada
Busta
Hollywood
Guattemala
Maria del Rosario Molina
Boss Beats Chef Over Generosity at Hotel Restaurant
Pete Mans testified before Recorder Judge O Z Ide that his former boss John Johnson beat him and fired him for using too much chicken in club sandwiches. Johnson admitted placing whole chicken breasts in each 80 cent sandwich. he was found guilty of assault and battery.
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Detroit
Pete Mans
Recorder
O. Z. Ide
Manos
Land
John Johnson
Johnson
Mitchell Favors $1 Minimum Pay
Secretary of Lee Mitchell says he will urge President Eisenhower to sign a bill raising the federal minimum wage to $1 an hour rather than 90 cents. Mitchell signaling administration acceptance of the higher figure, despite Eisenhower’s view that 15 cents is enough. Both Senate and House have approved $1, but start date undecided between January 1 or March 1.
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Washington
Lee Mitchell
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Senate
House
Faure urges UN controlled plan to end arms race
French Premier Faure proposes a United Nations controlled disarmament framework with reciprocal inspections among the Big Four. He envisions East West joint inspections in Europe and funds redirected to raise living standards after agreed arms cuts.
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Russia
Eden
Europe
Faure
Rioting in Marrakesh Kills Ten as Death Toll Grows
Police reported nearly 350 dead or injured in Morocco during recent rioting. In Marrakesh 37 more casualties were added on Thursday, with ten killed and 27 wounded in gun knife club and fist fights. The unrest followed a visit by French Resident General Gilbert Grandval to speak with El Glaoui the pasha of Marrakesh.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Marrakesh
Gilbert Grandval
el Glaoui
Four powers consider summit over Eisenhower arms plan
Geneva dispatch reports the Big Four weighing a possible night session at the Palais des Nations to decide on President Eisenhower's proposal to swap military blueprints with the USSR. Molotov's response remains unclear as talks extend toward directives for a future foreign ministers meeting.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Russia
United Nations
Council Chamber
Palais Des Nations
Washington
V. M. Molotov
U. N
Pressure On Adams as Subcommittee Pressures Testimony
A Senate subcommittee pressed Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams for a full account of his role in the Dixon Yates power contract. Chairman Kefauver said subpoenas were unlikely and that persuasion would be tried first after sending a stern letter demanding testimony. Adams could not be reached for comment.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
White House Vaide
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Threeman Subcommittee
Adams
Mamie Captures Hearts of Swiss
In Geneva the Président's wife Mamie is hailed by both press and public. Swiss newspapers compete to apply flattering adjectives as they shed formality and bestow affectionate titles on the high dignitary's wife.
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Mamie
Geneva
Switzerland
Mamie Eisenhower Sets Geneva Fashion Note Abroad
Swiss press adores Mrs. Eisenhower calling her ravishing and charming while noting her Geneva themed name and fashion influence. The Lake Geneva serenade at a dinner and her distinct style spawns headlines and dressing requests among Geneva society.
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Mrs. Eisenhower
Gentille
Charmant
Geneva
Max Petitpierre
Eisenhower
Lake Geneva
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Agriculture Departments
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Evelyn Thaw
Ike
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Rome
Il Messaggero
Il Popolo
Italy
Christian Democrat Party
Il Paese
Bulganin
Talbott Quiz
Vermont
Marilyn Monroe
Margaret Rowe
Boss
Chef
Arms
Max Harrelson
Equal Rights
Lucie’ Faure
Hickory
N.C
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