Archbishop Capsello Returns to Duties in Argentina Church
In Buenos Aires Arch bishop Capsello resumes control of the Roman Catholic hierarchy after a government shakeup. Auxiliary Bishop Tato was deported for inciting disorders, and excommunication followed for President Peron and others. Cabinet resignations followed a navy revolt.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Santiago
Luis Cardinal Capello
Manuell Tato
Tato
Ramon Novoa
Juan D. Peron
Resignation of Interior Minister Borlenghi Spurs Government Motive
Minister of Interior Angel Borlenghi's irrevocable resignation leaves President Peron with limited options and may pave the way for warmer ties with the church. Borlenghi, seen as a spearhead of anti church sentiment, headed Argentina's top police and controlled federal forces. His departure marks a shift after clashes between Catholics and Peronists and follows orders to return Catholic Action offices to lay control amid conciliatory signals.
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Angel Borlenghi
Peron
Borlenghi
Elec Jmal
Argentina
Federal Police
Frontier’ Gerdarmerie
Maritime Prefecture
Coast Guard
Buenos Aires
Calamarca
Catholic Action
Bueno Aires
Zoo Man Retires to Study Snakes in Chicago
Earl P. Schmidt chief curator of zoology at the Chicago Natural History Museum retires after 33 years on staff. He will leave administrative duties to devote full time to research on reptiles and amphibians at the museum.
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Chicago
Earl P. Schmidt
Chicago Natural History Museum
Bridges says GOP needs majority to pass Eisenhower program
Senate Republican leader Bridges says Democrats oppose parts of Eisenhower’s program, arguing a Republican Congress is needed in 1956. He notes Johnson’s criticism signals Democrats’ true colors and asserts only a GOP majority can enact the administration’s plans. Congress is expected to approve highway, military reserve, housing, foreign aid, water resources, and minimum wage measures, with limited action on refugee act, health reinsurance, and school construction.
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Washington
Bridges
R-Nh
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Yesteren
Safe Sane Blast Harms Albuquerque Fire Chief
Fire chief Art Westerfeld was injured during a July Fourth display in Albuquerque New Mexico when a safe and sane fireworks burst too soon. A doublebarrel flare exploded, one barrel fired along the ground and another fired prematurely, with a spark striking the back of Westerfeld's neck.
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Albuquerque
Art Westerfeld
Westerfeld
Israel approves three party coalition government
The Israeli Parliament approved Prime Minister Moshe Sharett's three party coalition cabinet by a 66 to 32 vote, ending a 24 hour crisis sparked by the prior cabinet's resignation over General Zionists support. The reshaped cabinet includes 12 ministers from the old administration, with nine Mapai, one Liberal Progressive, and two Orthodox Workers, distributing four General Zionist posts among others.
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Jerusalem
Moshe Sharett
Sharett
General Zionist Party
General: Zionists
Mapai (Labor
Liberal Progressive
Religious Orthodox Workers’ Party
General Zionists
Izhak Benzvi
Heruth Party
Rudolf Kastner
Jewish Rescue Committee
Budapest
Kastner
Mapai
Police Hawk Causes Havoc at Tokyo Station
At Ikebukuro police station patrolmen report a footloose hawk with a foul temper wandering in for a week. The bird refuses other food, keeps officers from work by demanding meat, and no one has claimed it.
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Tokyo
Ikeburkero
South Bend Evacuation Test Clears City In Hour
Civil defense officials say over 35,000 residents evacuated a 400 block area in South Bend in one hour. Cars moved via pre designated routes while buses and motorists aided, proving mass city evacuation possible with proper organization and planning. Residents viewed the test as worthwhile despite initial skepticism.
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South Bend
Ind
W. B. Pettigrew
Civil Defense
Russell Pryor
Jay Mooney
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