President Gains Walks 40 Feet as Revolt Quelled
In Buenos Aires government reports a failed Communist Peronist counter-revolution ended with 41 dead. At La Plata 38 rebels were executed and three killed in combat as Peronist authorities move to purge dissent. Scores were arrested awaiting trial as President Pedro Aramburu’s regime asserts control.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.pr
la Plata
Pedro E. Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Adolfo Cesar Phillipeaux
Santa Rosa
Oscar Lorenzo Cogorno
Juan Jose Valle
Raul Tanco
Peron
Phillipeaux
13Th Cavalry Regiment
Two Held In Brinks Case Slaying In Boston
Two men Thomas J Ballou and Thomas A Callahan were booked on suspicion of murder in the Brinks robbery case linked killing of ex convic William J Cameron, found dead in his car near a South Boston Navy barracks after allegedly informing the FBI. Ballou faced prior indictment as an accessory. Callahan accused of beating Cameron. The Brinks robbers had included Richard son and Faherty among 10 in custody. Cameron’s body showed two bullet wounds. authorities note Cameron once lived near Faherty’s hideout.
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Boston
FBI
William J. Cameron
Dorchester District
Navy Barracks
Thomas J. Ballou
Quincy
Thomas A. Callahan
Callahan
Cameron
Ballou
Thomas F Richardson
James I. Faherty
Roxbury
Richardson
Faherty
Eisenhower Walks in Hospital and Chooses Council Plans
President Eisenhower, still recovering, walked 40 feet with assistance and held a White House conference with Sherman Adams. They decided to hold the National Security Council meeting at the White House with Nixon presiding and to proceed with the Annapolis youth fitness conference June 18 19 minus Eisenhower’s address.
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Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adam
Isidor Ravdin
National Security Council
White House
Richard N. Nixon
Nixon
Annapolis
Milk Prices Rise as Production Dips Citywide
A drop in milk production raises local prices effective today. One quart costs one cent more, with other quantities rising proportionately. Homogenized milk now 22 cents per quart as shortages push prices higher citywide and nearby areas. Producers cite insufficient raw milk supply and no anticipated summer relief.
Two Motorists Fined For Second DWI Offense
Jerry Corby age 20 of 210 Poplar Street and George H. Carroll age 32 from Hammond pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated a second offense. Each was fined a total of 114.75 dollars and had driving privileges suspended for two years by City Court Judge Edward Everett. Carroll was stopped on U S Highway 41 at North Terre Haute after complaints of erratic driving. Corby by State Trooper Donald Bovenschulte. Both arrests occurred over the weekend. Both admitted their driving permits had been suspended for the same offense within 12 months.
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Jerry Corby
Poplar Street
George H. Carroll
Hammond
Edward S. Everett
Carroll
Raymond Foltz
North Terre Haute
Corby
Donald Bovenschulte
Two Children Die of Heat in Cedar Rapids Attic
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on June 11 two young siblings Kenneth Cahill Jr aged two and Karen aged one died in a stifling attic bedroom where temperatures hit 108 degrees Police say they died of heat prostration or suffocation while a one year old sister was cared for by an older sibling as parents worked off.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kenneth Cahill Jr
Karen
Weather map notes and river stage summary
The report notes fair at 6 a.m. with a reading of 65 and a high yesterday of 91. River stage is 4.1 feet and falling with no precipitation and sunrise at 5 23 and sunset at 8 17.
Forecast for Terre Haute and Indiana Region Warns Warm Days
Forecast notes mostly fair and very warm conditions through Tuesday. Low temperatures tonight between 62 and 68, with highs in the 90s Tuesday. Overnight and morning data show 6 am temperature at 66 and 2 pm at 89 with sunset at 8:13 pm and sunrise at 5:17 pm.
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Terre Haute
Leon
Indiana
Season's First Heat Wave Sweeps Nation
The first major heat wave spread from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Seaboard with no relief in sight. Temperatures hit 100s across eight states as beaches filled and drownings rose, including the deaths of a Wisconsin family at Lake Wissota and other casualties in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Canadian
Bismarck
N. D
Huron
S. D
Pierre
Minnesota
Redwood Falls
Midwest
Wisconsin
Debbie Anderson
Lake Wissota
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Terre Haute Huts Baseball Fund Boosts To Save Season
Terre Haute residents business firms and one opponent pledged more than 4000 of the 5000 needed to launch a 12 day road trip for the Huts with Mayor Ralph Tucker leading a rally. Paul Frisz says 40000 is needed to finish the season and 15000 to 20000 may come at the gate.
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Terre Haute
Ralph Tucker
Paul Frisz
Frisz
Braves
Austin Brown
Evansville
Little Leagues
Babe Ruth
Pete Freedkie
Tucker
Harriman Gaining Ground In Campaign For Democratic Nomination
Governor Averell Harriman accelerates his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination after Stevenson and Kefauver slugfest. He plans a Denver strategy with Western and Midwestern supporters and seeks delegates from Oklahoma Idaho Iowa Kansas Nebraska Wyoming and Utah while leveraging Michigan’s 44 votes.
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New York
Averell Harriman
May Craig
Portland
Press-Herald
Lawrence Spivak
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Harriman
NBC
Roosevelt
Truman
Denver
Oklahoma
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Michigan
Federal funds earmarked to light Hulman Field
Congresswoman Cecil M Harden announced that the U S Commerce Department will provide 25000 for Hulman Field maintenance and a new lighting system. The city will match funds to install lights on two unlit runways and build a maintenance structure, totaling about 50000. The upgraded facility, with the National Guard lighting, aims to become a top night flight field in the state.
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Cecil M. Harden
Tribune
U. S. Commerce Department
Hulman Field
Eleanor Walsh
Terre Haute Boare of Aviation Commissioners
National Guard
Indiana State Teachers College Holds 85th Commencement Tonight
Indiana State Teachers College conducts its eighty-fifth annual commencement on the inner campus quadrangle with a 5 pm prelude concert, 5 45 pm processional, and 6 pm ceremonies. About 644 degree candidates and 33 nursing diploma recipients will be honored, with 17 master’s and 427 bachelor’s degrees awarded.
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Raleigh W. Holmstedt
Indiana State
Richard E. Thursfield
Union Hospital School of Nursing
St. Anthony Hospital School of Nursing
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Alabama
California
Florida
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Mississippi
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New York
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Texas
Washington
Wisconsin
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Jordan
Syria
Ronnie J. Best
John W. Blevens
West Baden
Edward Deckard
Lyons
Madge Korff Hearn
Evansville
Jack T. Henager
Oakland City
Earl R. Miley
Princeton
Oland Summers
South Bend
Knoxville, Tenn
Louise R. Scott
Joseph A
House approves heavily slashed foreign aid bill
The House voted 273 to 122 to approve a $3.8 billion foreign aid bill for 54 allied nations, far below Eisenhower's request and still needing senate and appropriations action. The measure authorizes the program with reallocations rather than long term commitments, while reaffirming ongoing support to free nations against Soviet pressure.
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Washington
House
U. S
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Russia
Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Huk Rebees Strike in First Major Raid in Two Years
Communist Huk rebels attacked a town 25 miles east of Manila during a night raid on a transportation depot in Pililla killing a civilian and setting 16 buses ablaze. Rebels wore Philippine army fatigues in their raid reported by Philippine News Service.
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Manila
Philippine News Service
Philippine Army
Pililla
Adenauer Warns West Not To Relax Guard
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged the West to stay vigilant amid improving talks with Soviet Russia. Speaking at Yale during a luncheon honoring him, he warned that Kremlin tactics remain dangerous and that Stalinism still underpins free world challenges despite a new leadership face. He noted no signs of disavowal of Stalinist principles.
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New Haven
Conn
Konad Adenauer
Soviet
Russia
Adenauer
Kremlin
Board of Governors
Yale University
Stalin
Fisherman Sees Boy Thrown Into St Lawrence River
An elderly fisherman told provincial police he saw two men throw 14 year old Yvon Lafrance alive into the swift St Lawrence river near Caughnawaga Sunday. His body was recovered and police search for the two suspects continues.
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Montreal
Eisenhower rejects Russian bid to visit Joint Chiefs
President Eisenhower rejected a Russian proposal for all Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit the Soviet Union. He discussed the decision with Sherman Adams while recovering at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after last Saturday’s operation, leaving open a future trip for some chiefs under conditions.
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Washington
Esenhower
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
Sherman Adams
Walter Reed
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs
Russia
Eisenhower Seeks Major Surgery Record in U S
President Eisenhower becomes the second U S chief executive to undergo major surgery during his term joining Grover Cleveland who was operated on July 1 1893 for cancer of the jaw on a private yacht in Long Island Sound. Cleveland recovered but died years later of heart failure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Grover Cleveland
Long Island Sound
Cleveland
Twining to visit Soviet aviation celebration in June
White House says President authorized Gen. Nathan Twining to attend the Soviet aviation celebration on June 24, with an eight day visit. The move follows a Soviet invitation and suggests limited U S access to the Russian defense establishment.
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Moscow
White House
James C. Hagerty
U. S
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Soviet Union
Twining
Russia
United States
Report says over 250 killed in Algeria fighting
Estimates show more than 250 Nationalist rebels were killed in a weekend of French operations across Algeria from Constantine to Tlemcen. Rebel attacks occurred at scattered points, city halls burned, and Muslims loyal to France reported slain in several towns as Paris backed Mollet’s stance on Algeria.
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Algeria
Constantine
Tlemcen
Orf Ille
Paris
Guy Mollet
Socialist Party Congress
Mollet
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