Argentine Excommunication Targets Peron Regime Leaders
The Vatican announces excommunication for those connected with the expulsion actions in Argentina. Cardinal Piazza signed the notice stating all who ordered or facilitated the crimes are excommunicated, including President Juan Peron and top government figures. Msgr Tato and Msgr Ramon Novoa were detained aboard a Rome-bound plane en route to report to the Pope.
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Vatican
Roman Catholic Church
Msgr
Manuel Tato
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
L’osservatore. Romano
Adeodato Giovanni -Cardinal Piazza
The
Holy Congregation
Tato
Buenos Aires
Ramon Pablo
Novoa
Peron
Pius XI
Big Three seek unity for San Francisco talks
Western Big Three foreign ministers meet in New York for a two day strategy session to forge a united Western front ahead of next week's talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in San Francisco. MacMillan Pinay and Adenauer attend with Molotov slated to join in San Francisco for the United Nations anniversary session.
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New York
United Front
Vyacheslav M.°. Molotov
San Francisco
John
Foster Dukes
sWashington
Harold ‘MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Pinay
Frank
Eisenhower
MacMillan
Riverdale
Bronx
Wave Hill
Pierson
Dixon
United Nations
Molotov
San ‘Francisco
Dullés
Geneva
Russia
Moscow
Pravda
United States
Britain
France
Petideas
Germany
U.N
Konrad Adenauer
India
V.K. Krishna Menon
Chou Entai
Peiqing
Eisenhower briefs emergency defense meeting on mock attack
President Eisenhower traveled from the White House to the Defense Department for a National Security Council briefing after a large scale imaginary atomic attack scenario. A mock martial law declaration was announced to mobilize federal authority while Congress supposedly reconvenes to restore normal government functions.
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Eisenhower
White House
Defense Department
National Security Council
Eisen J
Congress
Security ‘Council
Defense
Dixon-Yates Victory Seen in House Vote Battle
In Washington the Dixon Yates project looms large as the House moves toward a vote. Democratic leaders warn defections threaten to derail the bid to fund the $100 million privately financed plant at West Memphis Arkansas and TVA transmission links.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Dixon-Yates
House
Dixon-Yates Power Combine
West Memphis
Ark
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Public Works
Fulton Tenn
Fulton
Amusements and Pages Highlighted in Today's Features
The page preview lists sections including Amusements on page 62, Reporter on page 7, Bridge on page 6, Classifieds on pages 63 to 69, Money by City Life on page 37, Junior Set on page 42, Deaths on page 34, Radio TV on page 60, Editorials on page 38, Women's Letters on page 38 and 39 to 52, AA financials on page 63, and Sports on pages 355 to 358. The roundup signals a broad daily lineup across multiple topics and departments.
Mead Opposes Milk Pricing Order Hike
Mayor Mead denounces a proposed milk pricing order as unjustified and harmful to Syracuse consumers. He warns a two cent per quart rise could cost Syracuse families over 1 million dollars annually, while industry figures cite a similar impact, urging that price regulation only limits supply in certain areas.
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Mead
Syracuse
State Cement of Agriculture and Markets
Aprice
Yates Hotel
Bersae F. Hillenbrand
Ofl Municipal Research
Buffalo
State ‘Conference of Mayors
Curtiss C. Brown
Netherland Dairy Co.,Inc
Russian Women Pay for Husbands in Austria
Vienna report notes Soviet occupation area where Russian women serve with troops and seek to stay beyond withdrawal. The article discusses arrangements tied to treaty provisions and future settlement prospects for these women in Austria.
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Vienna
Austra
Austria
Cad West and brother face charge for roof theft attempt
In Toronto 16 year old Cad West and his brother Eat were charged after attempting to steal the roof over a watchman’s head. Police said the incident occurred late at night at a garage and the watchman alerted authorities.
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Toronto
Cad West
IV. S
Eat
Watchman's
Page Island
Today's Chuckle Explains Cooking Dilemma
A light column jokes about marital cooking quirks and the tension between a wife who can cook and one who won t, contrasting the aggravation of both extremes with humor. The piece leans on domestic banter and playful stereotype in a newspaper style.
Airliner crash near Asuncion kills many. 9 survivors reported
A heavy fog crash near Asuncion Paraguay killed 15 with at least nine known survivors. The jet from Panair Brasil went down five miles from the capital during approach to the airport. Survivors include Vesilo Bartoli coach of Italy's Torino. John Dowling, Time bureau staffer. others en route to Buenos Aires. Paraguayan police sealed the crash site as rescue workers retrieved bodies from the wreckage.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Panair
Brasil
John Dowling
Buenos Aires
Sao
Brazil
Dowling
Eddie
Cuatro Majories
Buenos ‘Aires
London
Paris
Lisbon
Dakar
Recife
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Paraguiyan
Europe
Latin America
Paragua
Air Ministry
Itate
Hurd Resigns GOP Fiscal Job
ALBANY New York longtime budget director under Gov Dewey Norman Hurd resigns as fiscal consultant to the Senate Republican majority. The 45 year old will return to Cornell Universitys Agriculture department as professor of agricultural economics after leaving the Dewey era post.
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Albany
T. Norman Hurd
Thomas =. Dewey
Senate
Seatile
Wash
State College of
Agriculture
Cornell University
Dewey
Laget
Lwoman
Sidon Sub Explodes Killing Thirteen In Portland Harbor
A practice torpedo exploded on the Royal Navy submarine Sidon while moored at Portland harbor. Thirteen men were trapped in the hull and later declared dead after the vessel sank in about 36 feet of water. Seven crewmen escaped with injuries as Admiralty officials confirmed the losses of three officers and ten ratings.
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Portland
England
Royal. .Navy
Sidon
Portland Harbor
Admiralty
Democratic plan to expand social security benefits outlined
Democratic House leaders approved broad revisions to the social security program aimed at women and disabled workers. The proposal lowers women's pension age to 62, offers early total disability benefits, and extends benefits for incapacitated adult children, with phased funding and voluntary coverage for some professionals.
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Washington
Rayburn
Texas
McCormack
Massachusetts
Ways
And
Means Committee
Ways and Means Committee
House
Republican Committee
Bright Hot Days Ahead Forecast for Fair Weather
Meteorologist Alexander Sadowski forecasts fair weather with cool tonight near 50 degrees and rising temperatures tomorrow. A high pressure area brings dry conditions to the east and northwest while northern New York may see a slight shower. winds will be light from the northwest.
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Alexander Sadowski
New York State
Sadowski
Discipline and the Jazzed View of Child Training
The piece critiques the no-discipline trend in child psychology and cites Judge Gardiner of St. Petersburg who argues that treatment in juvenile court should be training. He insists that training equals learning and learning equals discipline, opposing lax parenting and police fear in the Halloween incident.
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Senate
Wiliam G. Ganiiner
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dadge Gardiner
Hallowe'en
Judge Gardiner
Harry Bakwin
New York
32 Students From U.S. Reach China
Thirty two Chinese from the United States were taken under police escort to the Red Chinese border. The group, mostly students, were among the 76 detained in the United States since the Korean War broke department lifted the restrictions April 2.
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Hong Kong
United States
Birth certificates for bears could curb hunting in New York
In Schroon Lake, Oswald Koch argues a dated conservation law makes it a misdemeanor to shoot bears under a year old. The plan suggests placing birth certificates on chests for hunters to inspect before firing.
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Schroon Lake
N.Y
Catskill
Adirondack Mountains
New York State
Assembly
Oswald Kock
Revolt in Buenos Aires as Peronites clash with government
In Buenos Aires a revolt erupts with air force and navy units in combat around Government House. The Vatican excommunicates President Peron and other leaders, while troops and workers flood city streets. Casualties and evacuations are reported near Plaza de Mayo.
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Buenos
Aires
Rex Volt
Juan D. Peron
Vatican
Buenos Aires
Rosario
Argentina
Peron
Naval
F ‘de. Mayo
Government House
Govern_ment House
Manuel
Ato
Msgr
Tato
Long
Quito Newspaper Building Stoned by Nationalist Group
Reports from Quito say members of a nationalist political group stoned the building of the independent HI Com erco, critical of President Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra. Police broke up the demonstration after the mob damaged several windows.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
HI Comerco
Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra
Communists Shell Little Quemoy in Formosa Clash
Chinese forces reported shelling of Little Quemoy by Communist forces from Amoy today, firing about 53 percent of their salvos. No damage or casualties were noted, marking the first reported action in the area since June as Nationalist defenses monitored the scene.
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Formosa
Amoy
Little Quemoy Island
Postcard Passage Sparks Diplomatic Snag
Former defense minister Emmanuel Shinweil prepared to praise the post office for delivering a postcard addressed to Mr. Shirell England when he flipped it over and read the blunt message on the reverse: Shut your big mouth.
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London
Emmanuel Shinweil
Post Office
Crash Kills 3 In Virginia Head On Collision
A head on crash on a U.S. highway near Occoquan Virginia killed three people Charles A Zilke Jr 41 his wife Cola and their daughter Carol Louise 8 of New Hyde Park. State police identified the victims.
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Occoquan
Nasseau County
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