Guatemalan Crisis Deepens as Army Takes Control
The Guatemalan army moved to depose President Arbenz amid rebel advances and rising popular support for Castillo Armas. Diaz and other officers announced Arbenz’s resignation, while U S observers warned of continued clashes and a clampdown on Communist activity across Central America.
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Carlos Sarti
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Aatemalans
Brown Mist From Gasser Spreads Over Jal New Mexico
An east wind carried a brown mist and fumes from an uncontrolled gas well one mile southeast of Jal. Deputies report residents fear fumes may cause illness. The well blew last Tuesday and spews 50 to 6 million cubic feet of gas daily. Workers inject drilling mud to stop the geyser.
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N. M. CP
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Sherif Elmer Turner
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Kremlin Destroyed Checheno-Ingush State During War
Burlitski claimed the Kremlin wiped out Checheno-Ingush autonomy in the Caucasus during World War II. He said 500,000 people loyal to independence were deported to distant parts of the Soviet Union, rounded up on Sept 23, 1953 under a Red Army victory festival ruse. They were packed into sealed rail cars with no weapons.
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Burlitski
Kremlin
Burlitshi
Caucasus
Soviet Union
Mother and three others die in Harmony township fire
In a pre-dawn blaze in Harmony township Phillipsburg a mother Thelma Baker 25 her sons Ronald 5 and Robert Earl Baker 2 and 10 year old Claudia Ludwig of East Stroudsburg Pa were killed. Thelma Baker reportedly reentered the burning home after hearing her children scream.
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N. J
Harmony Township
Thelma Baker
Ronald Sebring
Robert Earl Baker
Claudia Ludwig
East Stroudsburg
Ronald
Memories of Oakland a society darling fades to pension life
Bloomfield New Jersey memory piece recalls 1920s star Oakland once a famous singer and millionaire. Now 71 he lives in a boarding house on an old age pension and veteran's allowance after losing his fortune in the Depression. He says the world owes him nothing and praises health and memories.
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Bloomfield
N. J
Pocket Defense in Darlington Trial Heats Courtroom
Circuit Judge Johnson quips about gun fears as the murder defendant testifies saying the other man looked like he reached for a gun. The judge notes hopes for safer designs as he listens to the case.
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Darlington
J. Henry Johnson
Felow
Johnson
Dead AYLMER Nixes Liquor Spark as Town Folds
In AYLMER Quebec a dry town signs the end of an era as liquor prohibition remains and a black crepe covered welcome arch announces the town’s perceived death. A nailed plaque reading Rest in Peace sits as a sobering marker.
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Aylmer
Que
Western leaders pledge German role in defense unity
Eisenhower and Churchill reaffirm Germany’s place as an equal partner in Western defense. They stress Bonn Paris treaties enable a European army tied to NATO and warn against delays that could weaken Atlantic solidarity. They welcome Mendes France’s call for allied clarity on France’s stance and urge ratification by France and Italy.
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Churchill
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Paris
West Germany
Pierre Mendes- France
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Europe
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Churchill to Attend Press Luncheon During Ottawa Visit
The European unit program inspired by France gains support from the U S. Churchill planned a press luncheon and answered questions, staying at the White House before a later move to the British Embassy. He is set to meet Eisenhower tomorrow morning, with departure for Ottawa at 3 39 PM scheduled.
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Europe
Churchill
Mewssmen
iWhitce House
Eisenhower
Ottawa
Adenauer Forces Win in North Rhine Westphalia Election
Adenauer supporters claimed a fresh mandate after victory in North Rhine Westphalia. The CDU and partner Zentrum fell two seats short of an absolute majority, while the Socialists gained in opposition. CDU won 2,855,672 votes to 2,387,669 for the Socialists. Communists lost all 12 seats.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
North Fahine- Westphalia
Ruhr
Christian Democrats
CDU
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Zentrum
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Centris Adenauer
Indo Ceasefire Talks Postponed
In Hanoi the French Union Vietminh announced that cease-fire talks in Indo China have been postponed until Tuesday. The two sides were to meet today on technical details of a possible armistice, with no reason given for the delay. The first talks were to be held yesterday at a village 25 miles north of Hanoi.
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Indo-China
Fmand
Mrs Lyons Gives Two Goldfish to Growers of Bigger Tanks
Mrs Fred A Lyons offers two gold fish with voracious appetites to anyone who can house them. The undersized fish grew quickly after moving indoors from a rocky garden pool and now require a larger aquarium or tank.
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Fred A. Lyons
Foreign Aid Talks Start In Washington Debates Loom
The House begins consideration of the 3 percent foreign aid program amid debate on broader policy. Twelve foreign affairs committee members urged President Eisenhower to repudiate any American support for a non aggression pact with Asian Communists, prompting calls to re examine the aid plan. Despite pressure to cut funding, the President says cuts would be unjustified and unsafe with Democratic support likely.
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Washington
Houses
Eisenhower
West and Communists Near Agreement on Indo China Armistice Body
A Geneva source says a chance exists that the West and the Communists will soon agree on the composition and powers of an international armistice supervisory commission for Indo China. Nations discussed a four member panel with India and Burma likely alongside one Communist nation and a European neutral.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
India
Burma
Left-foot brake idea could cut rear-end crashes
Detroit report quotes auto engineer H R P Bruns who says moving the brake to the left foot would reduce stopping distance by about 15 feet at 20 mph. He notes three quarters of a second to lift the right foot and apply brakes, while autos with automatic transmission would need only a quarter second for left-foot braking, per the Michigan Safety Conference.
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Detroit
H. Rp, Bruns
H. Bruns
Michigan
Ring Lost 23 Years Returns To Doctor In Clinton
Dr. J. M. Chestnutt of Clinton finds his lost ring after 23 years when 11 year old Claudia Herring scoops it up from White Lake while diving for sand. The ring bore the doctor’s name, leading to its timely return.
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Clinton, N.C. G
J. KM. Chestnutt
White Lake
Claudia Herring
Truman Showing Improvement After Postoperative Stage
Former President Harry S Truman was reported somewhat better after passing through a critical phase in his post operation convalescence. His condition remained serious with complications from secondary infections and drug hypersensitivity delaying recovery. Mrs Truman visited him as their daughter Margaret worked in a play in Binghamton New York, with no return plans announced.
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Harry S. Truman
Robert Adams
Research Hospicel
Truman
Adams
Wallace Graham
Margaret
Binghamton
Steel Workers Weigh New Offer In Early Negotiations
The wage policy committee of the United Steelworkers meets tomorrow in Pittsburgh to study a second U S Steel proposal for a new contract. The two-year pact with U S Steel expires at midnight Wednesday, with talks having resumed after a pause last Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
U.eet Corporation
Balking Boards To Face Courts In Desegregation Push
Thurgood Marshall leads the NAACP in a pledge to challenge local school boards resisting the Supreme Court ruling. He arrived for the NAACP's national convention and warned northern governors seeking to circumvent the decision that the legal fight will continue.
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Su ‘Preme Ccourt
Thurgood Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Ralk
Nlasac.p
Marshail
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Supreme Court
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