Rebels Press Guatemala City Ambitions Amid Conflicting Reports
Across Guatemala, reports on a rebel push led by Col. Carlos Castillo Armas vary. Government broadcasts say rebels were repulsed and retreating toward Honduras, while insurgent claims insist movements from Esquipulas and other towns threaten Guatemala City rail links. Spokesmen mention damaged ammunition dumps and saboteurs advancing near El Progreso and Puerto Barrios as heavy rains hinder organization.
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Gualan
Morales
Guatemala Calm Amid Army Claim of Control
Correspondent Jack Rutledge reports a calm scene as Guatemala remains under military assertion of government control. The army maintains it holds full authority despite shifting public expectations.
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Guatemala
Cay Suachpdreas
Jack Rutledge
French Talks Direct To Reds About Indochina
United States received accounts of Indochina talks. A scheduled closed session on Indochine was postponed until tomorrow. Vietminh and French Laotian command officials were said ready to begin. Lord Reading led the British delegation in Aden's absence. Sir Lionel Lamb arrived to take leadership. Chou took a brief farewell, saying the Geneva conference is still in progress and hopes for peace in Indochina. He did not mention Mendes-France. Chou planned a three day stay in New Delhi after leaving Geneva by plane.
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Indochine
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Anthony Aden
London
Switzerland
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Bern
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Peiping
Chou
Geneva
Indo- China
France
Pierre Mendes- France
New Delhi
Big Fairchild Picnic Draws 35 000 Attendees
The Big Fairchild Picnic is expected to attract about 35 000 people. The event showcases summer wardrobe from Fleisher's Hagerstown and Corderman and Cot trill prizes for the male employee with the largest family present. Other recognitions and prizes come from Home Mules Company Fairchild Employees Association and Howard's Pet Shop. Bud Messner and his Skyliners entertain, with ample parking and rest rooms arranged. Medical staff will operate a first aid room near the clubhouse and grandstand.
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Fairchild Employees Association
Howard’s Pet Shop
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Skyliners
Paxton
Fairchild Medical
Bark
Dikes Holding Despite Record Flood Dangers Warned By City Officials
Floods cresting near Des Moines prompt evacuations of about 7,500 residents as waterways rise and sand boils form behind Hayes Street dike. Officials say levees around Riverview Park hold while warning the public to stay away from flooded areas. President Eisenhower designated 19 Iowa counties as disaster areas qualifying for federal aid.
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Prayer for TODAY from Alfred N. Sayres in Lancaster
A prayer asks God to teach diligence through serving neighbors and seek liberty from desires. It asks for unity with the Suffering Servant and serves as guidance from Alfred N. Sayres, professor at a Lancaster Theological Seminary.
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Marilyn Monroe Ordered To Bed For Rest
Bollywood reports Marilyn Monroe has been ordered to rest in bed for three days after collapsing four times since starting her current film four weeks ago. S. R. Kennamer sent her home after the latest collapse, attributed to a flu attack ten days earlier, with a likely return to work at Twentieth Century Fox Studios on Saturday.
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Marilyn Monroe
Dor. S. R. Kennamer
Twentieth Century-Fox Studios
Three Accidents In As Many Days In Pasadena
In Pasadena California three minor to serious collisions occurred over three days. Toil Dickerson was hospitalized after a Tuesday tow following a Monday minor crash. On Wednesday Nickerson a 20 year old riding a borrowed motorcycle was in a collision and suffered a fractured pelvis.
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Oasis Club Cleared After $50 Fine Paid
In Baltimore the Oasis night club resumed operations after paying $50 in fines from a police raid. About 200 customers and staff were taken to the station. Grace Elbourne, known as Jezebel, received a $20 fine after being cited for dancing nude on the floor. Defense argued the act could be art, but the magistrate still levied penalties including $10 fines for others.
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Dancers Mileler Orlove and Miller Charged Over Jezebel Act
In Oasis, Samuel A. Mile ler, Julius A. Orlove and Henry Miller faced charges for permitting Jezebel's performance. A second dancer, identified as Madama Hurt, had her charges dismissed as the judge noted her attire was a hypothetical matter.
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Oasis
Anti U S Fires Being Fanned By Leftist Groups
The article reports on international reactions to the Guatemalan conflict with governments in Chile Uruguay Brazil Venezuela Costa Rica Honduras and Nicaragua offering varying degrees of support abstention or neutrality. It notes U S backed moves at the UN aimed at Security Council action and a Soviet veto. It also mentions Easter date possibilities ranging from March 22 to April 25.
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Ernesto de la Fe
Batista
Cuba
Col
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Brazil
GOP Leaders Confident on Trade Bill Battle in Senate
Senate leaders argued for a one year tariff extension while pressuring for a broader Reciprocal Trade Act backed by 22 Democrats. Eisenhower signaled openness to study trade policy further, but GOP opposition cited higher tariffs and risk of derailing the measure. The clash reflected deep party splits over how far to extend presidential tariff powers amid Democratic substitutes.
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Ways and Means
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TV Schedule Highlights June 24 Broadcast Lineup
A dense listing of programs across multiple channels and time slots for Thursday June 24. Notable entries include Western Talla Texas Manhunt Pinky Lee Show and Lone Ranger among many variety, sport, and drama programs. Local weather and news segments accompany entertainment.
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