Argentine Rebel Is Given Asylum
Argentina's government returned rebel Gen Raul Tanco and six fugitives to the Haitian embassy after they were abducted and later handed to the army. Ambassador Brierre said the seven are safe in the embassy garage as talks continue.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Raul Tanco
Pedro Arambura
Jean Brierre
Tanco
Aramburu
Brierre
Uruguay
Juan D. Peron
Juan Jose Valle
Valle
Peron
Panama
Jean Brietre
President Eisenhower to Meet Nixon in Hospital Monday
President Eisenhower will hold a hospital room conference with Vice President Richard M. Nixon next Monday the first such meeting since his illness. White House secretary Hagerty said the President will also meet Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. No political talks were planned while in hospital and aides noted the medical bulletin was optimistic.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
White House
James C. Hagerty
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Hagerty
Stuart Alsop
Republican High Command
Sherman
Adams
Near Accidents Prompt Tower Debate At Hulman Field
Indiana Adjutant General warns of acute hazard as LAN G jets and civilian aircraft cross paths at Hulman Field. City and state officials push for an immediate air traffic tower after a seven day CAA survey showing traffic 22 percent above the threshold.
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CAA
Hulman Field
Indiana
Adjutant General
Air National Guard
Indiana Air National Guard
Adjx
Harold W. Doherty
George N. Craig
La.n.g
Doherty
Craig
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Ray Thomas
Kansas City
Thomas
Washington
George E. Myers
122Nd Air Base Group
1.A.N.G
Jet
County Divides 4 815 792 In Tax Revenue
Vigo County auditor Everett J. Acree reports six months tax revenue totaling 4 815 792.66 with 163 457.69 forwarded to the state and 4 660 979.57 apportioned to county units including welfare, schools, library, parks, and various bonds and funds.
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Vigo County
Everett J. Acree
Indiana State Fair Board
General Corporation
University of Illinois student held in narcotics case
Danville Illinois June 15 a University of Illinois student Bernard Adams 25 Danville charged with illegal possession of narcotics He is the 17th arrest in 10 days in a campaign by sheriff police against narcotics The Sheriff said more arrests are expected and those seized appear part of an illegal drug ring operating over a large Midwest area.
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Danville
Ill
University of Illinois
Bernard Adams
Adams
William C. Hendrickson
Midwest
Weather Map Report for Terre Haute and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and hot with highs around 85 to 86 in Terre Haute. Tonight and Saturday stay hot and humid with scattered thundershowers. lows near 63. Indiana outlook mostly cloudy, warm, humid with isolated showers in afternoons and evenings. River stage 3.2 ft, steady. Sunrise 5 23, sunset 8 18.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Eye specialist slams wrap around windshields as hazard
Dr Dupont Guerry of the Medical College of Virginia condemns wrap around windshields calling them a hazard of the first magnitude. He cites prismatic distortion glare double vision and ghost images worsened by chrome trim as factors increasing driver fatigue and accident risk at the AMA meeting.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dupont Guerry
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Despondent Railroad Conductor Ends His Life
William F. Pfirman 63 a Milwaukee Railroad conductor took his life early Friday at 1704 South Twenty seventh Street. Deputies found him suspended from a soil pipe in the basement and he died en route to St Anthony Hospital. Coroner said death occurred about 1 am amid ill health and recent hospital discharge. Surviving wife Alice L two brothers August Terre Haute Louis Pfirman Los Angeles and several nephews. He belonged to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Body taken to Ryan Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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William F. Pfirman
Milwaukee Railroad
South Twenty-seventh Street
Carpenter and Taylor
Pfirman
Ryan
St. Anthony Hospital
Vigo County
Denzil M. Ferguson
Alice L
August
Terre Haute
Louis Pfirman
Los Angeles
Calif
Brotherhood of Railroad
P. J. Ryan and Sons
Two Children Die In Car Accident In Indiana
In Edinburg Indiana on a Thursday afternoon Sara Ann Creekmore aged 2 was accidentally shot dead by her brother Fred 7 while waiting in a car for their mother who had gone into a grocery. State police said Fred played with his father's rifle in the back seat when it fired.
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Edinburg
Ind
Sara Ann Creekmore
George Creekmore
Sara
Fred
Not Big Enough McDonald Rejects Steel Contract Offer
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald condemned the big three steelmakers for an offer he called inadequate. He argued the proposed 5 cent hourly raise plus 1 percent health‑care contribution yields only a nickel more take home per hour over five years and criticized the five‑year package as obsolescent.
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New York
U.P
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Picayune
Woman is killed in two-car crash on U S 50 near Butlerville
A woman identified as Marjorie Ann Hansel of North Vernon was killed when two cars collided on U S 50 near Butlerville. Four others were injured including Vincent Ebbing, 22, Latricia Cox, 22, and her husband Robert Cox. Ebbing attempted to pass a car and rammed head on into the Cox vehicle. All injured were taken to Schneck Memorial Hospital in Seymour.
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Butlerville
Ind
U. S. 50
Marjorie Ann Hansel
North Vernon
Vincent M. Ebbing
Marjorie Stacey
Latricia Cox
Osgood
Robert
Ebbing
Cox
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Seymour
Indiana ANG units train in Michigan at Alpena
About 600 men from Hulman Field Indiana Air National Guard join 600 from Baer Field Fort Wayne for a 14 day summer training at Phelps Collins Field Alpena Michigan. They will fly 12 F 86s 2 T 33s from Hulman Field to Alpena while a C 47 carries mechanics. The exercise aims to qualify air crews and support personnel for air defense with gunnery high altitude and pilot training. A Wing review and award presentation is planned for June 23 with a jet T 33 flight as highlight.
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113Th Fighter Interceptor Squadron
Indiana Air National Guard
Hulman Field
Phelps-Collins Field
Alpena
Mich
A.N.G
Middle West
Baer
Indiana Heat Wave Expected to Persist Across State
The Associated Press reports an indefinite extension of Indiana's June heat wave with only brief relief from clouds and isolated thunderstorms. The five day forecast shows highs from 89 to 93 in the north and 93 to 97 in the south, about 6 to 10 degrees above normal, with a quarter to half inch of rain possible mainly over the weekend. Fort Wayne reached 96 as Evansville and Indianapolis saw trace rainfall.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Evansville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Calumet
South Bend
Two Tigers Run Loose in Rome as Circus Breaks Out
Two circus tigers escaped from the Togni State Circus in downtown Rome near St. John Lateran. Fire units and riot police formed a chain to corral the beasts. one tiger was captured, the other remained at large an hour later. The animal slaughtered a donkey as officers closed in.
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Rome
Togni
Church of St. John Lateran
Fringe benefits ruled not wages in Indiana decision
Indiana attorney general Edwin Steers ruled that wages do not include money employers pay into welfare retirement pension holiday and vacation funds. State Labor Commissioner George Hinkle asked if such payments could be deemed wages for government construction wage scaling. Steers cited state law excluding these payments from wages.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
George Hinkle
Edwin Steers
Hinkle
Labor Department
Steers
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William Thompson
Indiana State Bank
King A. Fasig
Terre Haute First National Bank
Robert A. Blower
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Terre Haute Savings Bank
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