Peron Expected To Clear Church Stand In Speech
Argentina’s President Juan Peron prepares a nationwide address amid rising church state tensions. Observers note possible easing after the June revolt and Vatican talks signal potential relaxation of estrangements with the Roman Catholic Church.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Vatican City
Argentina
Vatican
Manuel Tate
Ramon Carlos
Novoa
Angelo Borlenghi
United States
Peronista
E Lider
Borlenghi
A Peron
Ational News Service
Con
Mercury
Perons
Weather runs hot statewide with scattered showers expected
The forecast calls for five more days of above normal temperatures reaching the upper 90s in many areas with only light rainfall. A few isolated thunderstorms may provide brief relief but no significant rain is seen. Humidity remains high causing uncomfortable sleeping conditions across Ohio and other locales.
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Ber Hed
Chicago
Denver
Angeles
Miam
Walington D.C
Ike Talks With GOP Leaders Luncheon on legislative push before adjournment
President Eisenhower meets with Senate Republican Leader William F Knowland and House GOP Leader Joseph W Marna in a luncheon to urge passage of his proposals. White House aides accompany him as Congress moves toward about four weeks of session remaining after Johnson's heart attack.
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INL
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Congress
White House
James Cougerty
Chet
Senate Republian
William F Knowland
GOP
Joseph W Marna
Weather outlook for Northeastern Cluo
Partly cloudy hot and humid today tonight and Wednesday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs near 90 to 95 and lows 68 to 72. Monday temperatures around 83 with no precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 pm Monday. Humidity 82 percent at 8 am, 51 percent at 2 pm, and a small craft warning for Lake Erie with west to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Cluo
Lake Erie
UN Protests Korean War Armistice Violations
The United Nations Command lodged a strong protest against North Korean truce violations and illegal imports of war materiel. UNC delegate May jen Harlan C Parks cited evidence from two North Korean aviators who fled to South Korea, reporting 580 modern planes and 14 airfields in North Korea, with more imports ongoing and no compliant air capabilities at the armistice time.
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United Nations Command
UNC
Communist Military Armistice Commission
Jen Harlan C Parks
Lee Sang Cho
Free World
South Korea
Flore
Reds
North Korea
Cruiser Destroyed In Beaverton Lake Explosion
A 36 foot cruiser exploded about a mile east of Beaver Park injuring a 23 year old man in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital. A second passenger, Leland Matuieduards, listed with no address, escaped with burns. The boat, out of gas, ignited fumes and a large fireball rose as Coast Guard crews responded.
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Lorain
St Joseph Hospital
Beaver Park
Bruno Rositana
13Th St
Blaang Sien
S$ Coast Guard
Rosirad
I Ang
Leland Matu
Lcck
West Ith
Escape Coast Guard
Lake Edwards
Hose Takes Nose Dive Too in Duluth and Downey
A quirky report from Duluth Minnesota and Downey California describes two hoses that burrowed into lawns and disappeared. Owners Cal Barham and Robert Breeze pursued evasive hoses by digging around, with Barham reclaiming his hose from beneath earth while onlookers called the scene odd and entertaining.
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Duluth, Minn
Garden
China
Downey Calif
Duluth Minn
Tom
Robert Breeze
Downey Re
Duluth
Robert
Calvin Barhams
Harham
Carworld
George
Downey Catcher
Barham
Missing Man Feared In Old Quarry Near Osborn Roads
Russell Campbell 41 of Eaton remains missing after his car, possibly with odometer marks and tire tracks, is believed to have plunged into a water-filled quarry at Osborn and Jacquay Roads in Columbia Township. Police consider a diver may be required, but funding is not yet available.
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Russell Campbell
Eaton
Osborn
Jacquay
Columbia Township
Earl Avins
Caluehia
Campbells
Where To Turn 4-Hers Head For Camp
Lorain County 4 H youth and girls prepare to attend a camp session amid local activity. A split vote on a merger proposal prompted the county board to address the divisive issue, signaling ongoing debate and community involvement.
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Lorain
Ohioan Cleared Pt. 12 in Newark Slay Case
Newark police resumed search for a suspect in the sex slaying of a 50 year old telephone operator. A Cleveland engineer, once cleared, remained as a material witness. Mrs Wilma Hines was found murdered in her apartment last Friday. Willard Pani, 48, of Mentor-on-the-Lake Ohio, had been cleared of any involvement.
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Cleveland
Wilma Hines
Pole
Willard Pani
Orchard Rd
Mentor-of-the-Lake
Ohio
Khrushchev May Visit Geneva Talks Backstage
Soviet leader Khrushchev offered blunt remarks on the Geneva conference in Moscow remarks carried to London arousing speculation he may attend the Big Four discussions as a behind the scenes influence Bulganin and other top officials attended Independence Day at the American Embassy in Moscow with Bohlen in Washington helping Eisenhower prepare for the July 18 talks Khrushchev stated that honest talks between equals could yield progress in Geneva but Amb Bohlen was absent at the ceremony
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Nikita 5S
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Geneva
Sowet Polty
Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Washington
Eisenhower
Johnson's Condition Is Serious
Washington report says Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson remains seriously ill after a heart attack with no essential change in his condition. Johnson will miss the year in Congress as President Eisenhower and his wife sent a personal letter and flowers to the hospital and aid staff relayed well wishes.
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Bethesday Oval Hospital
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Lyndon Johnson
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White House
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James Hagert
Eisenhower
Lorain County Sees 12 Accidents Over Weekend
12 Lorain County accidents left 16 people injured during the holiday weekend as patrols cited drivers for traffic violations. The State Patrol logged five accidents with one injury while Elyria reported a quiet weekend with no injuries and three traffic citations.
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Stabbing Victim Dies At Lorain Man Held
Ennis Price 41 of 1623 East 28th St died Saturday at St Joseph Hospital from knife wounds after a late night assault near the Palm Gardens. Wilhe B Vinton of 1736 Livingston Ave is held as a suspect, admitting he cut Price and discarding the weapon. Price’s death follows police efforts to locate the six to eight inch fishing knife in East 30th St and Grove Ave. Vinton says fear of being beaten prompted the attack. Price leaves a wife Pollie son Joseph his mother Mrs Lorena Pree three sisters and two uncles and four aunts. Funeral services scheduled 1:30 pm tomorrow at Second Baptist Church with Rev J W Whiteside officiating. burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Ennis Price
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St. Joseph Hospital
Heing
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Vinton
Livingston Ave
Palm Gardens
Price
30Th St
Grove Ave
Price Vinton
Polle
Joseph
Lorena Pree
Minnie Ola
Pearl Olson
Allare
Finleys Mortuary
Broadway
Second Baptist Church
Five Killed In Rail Crash Near Vaughn New Mexico
A Santa Fe freight collision near Cardenas Junction east of Vaughn New Mexico killed five crew members and injured three, when a westbound train failed to stop at a siding and collided head on with an eastbound freight. A tank car of infl ammable acetate exploded, engulfing the engines and littering the scene with debris as rescue crews worked amid the wreckage.
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Vaughn NM
Santa Fe
Cardenas Junction
Mother Says Bear Did It Kidnaped Girl Found Unharmed
Libby Montana reports Ida Mae Curtis, age 2, found unharmed in Kootena National Forest after a bear sighting during a search by 250 men at a lumber camp. Mother insists a bear abducted the child, though physicians note only minor cuts from a 21 hour exposure. The family camped with eight children. authorities pursued a bear explanation while the community organized a long, frantic search.
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Libby Mont
Ida Mae Curtis
Wild Kootena National Forest
Ida Mae
Curtis
Lincoln County
Shentt
Fay Frost
Mr. Curtis
Buty
Record Fourth of July traffic toll hits new highs
The Fourth of July holiday weekend set traffic death records with 787 lives lost across states. California led with 40 deaths, followed by Michigan with 21 and Pennsylvania with 18. A major Iowa crash killed eight in two families, and a bridge collapse near Cherokee NC caused multiple fatalities. Heat waves and crowds boosted drownings and heat exhaustion, while fireworks fatalities remained low at one adult-seattle boy, with widespread crashes and chaos across highways and beaches.
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Max Williams Farly
Welne Il
Clarence Weichmann
Weichmann
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Wilhams Fam
Despre
Leas
Seattie
Moving Vans Bill Vetoed by Ohio Governor
Ohio Governor Lausche vetoed a bill that would exempt out of state household goods moving vans from axle mile tax. He warned it would open a wedge against the uniform tax structure and could render the axle mile tax unconstitutional.
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Goernor Lausche
Ohas
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