Rebels attack Peron's office at the Pink House
Rebels bombed and sprayed machine gun fire at President Peron's office in the Gasada Rosada building in Buenos Aires. Two bombs hit the north presidential section, others struck the Ministry of National Defense and surrounding areas. Peron had left minutes earlier.
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Claris
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Plaza de Mayo
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Army
Lucero
Knowland presses plan to counter propaganda with National Freedom Board
Senator Knowland proposes a nine member National Freedom Board to counter Communist propaganda. The board would include the Vice President, state and defense secretaries, the U S Information Agency director, and five civilian appointees earning 20000 a year. He said free societies must better portray their progress to enslaved peoples. The plan has backing from RCA head David Sarnoff.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
National Freedom Board
Senate
State and Defense
U. S. Information Agency
Presient
Davis Sarnoff
The
Radio
Georgia tax package boosts state revenue with caps on deductions
Georgia lawmakers wrap a two week special session amid a 40 million dollar tax package. The plan raises auto license fees and driver license costs while keeping individual tax rates high and targeting corporate relief. Gov. Griffin signs orders expanding whisky warehouse tax.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Deivil Bujuulilss
Griffin
State Programs Study Committee
Everett Millican
T. V. Williamen
Senate
House
Big Three Ministers Eye Progress in Coming Peace Efforts
NEW YORK The Western Big Three foreign ministers voiced hope that persistent efforts can bring substantial progress toward peace in the months ahead. After two days of talks they issued a communique in preparation for the Big Four summit with Molotov in San Francisco. They and allied powers aim to build on past cooperation to resolve outstanding issues and pave the way for a Geneva summit on July 18. Chancellor Adenauer joined the final session, with Berlin awaiting Moscow talks to study Soviet positions on German prisoners, reunification, and borders. In London diplomats said Eden plan revisions for German reunification are being drafted for possible inclusion in any future conference.
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V. M. Molotov
San Francisco
West
Chiefs of State
Geneva
Conrad Adenauer
Adenauer
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Britain
France
Moscow
Ciple
Germany
Russia
Poland
London
Big Three
West Germany
Walden Death Sparks New Murder Charges
Deputy Sheriff Dick Walden of Lowndes County died from a gunshot wound after a drive in incident. A Thomasville man Alton M. Wilson and two Thomasville women Ruth Knowles Wilson and Jessie Florine Thompson face new murder warrants connected to the death of A C L Railroad Conductor L M Happy Rachels, whose body was found under a bridge. Walden’s death follows the shooting exchange with Wilson who also faces injuries and remains under guard in a Valdosta hospital. Funeral notices for Walden and Rachels were set for Sunday in Valdosta and Waycross respectively.
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Dick Walden
Lowndes County
Thomasville
Jewell Futch
Walden
Lnomasviie
Valdosta
Valdosta Drive-In
Alton M. Wilson
Warren
Wilson
Futch
Ruth Knowles Wilson
Jessie Florine Thompson
Thomas County
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L. M
Happy
Rachels
Thompson
Withlacoochee River
Brooks
Lowndes
Ochlocknee
Carson-McLane Funeral Home
Sunset Hill Cemetery
Val
Carl
A. C. Walden III
A. C. Walden Sr
Hillman Walden
Passaic
N. J
Cliff Soderberg
Senator George Improving After Hospital Tests
Washington reports Senator George D. of New Hampshire recovering from a bronchial ailment at Emergency Hospital. Senators praised him for leading foreign policy and expressed hope for a swift return to duty. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson called him one of the great statesmen of all times and Senator Knowland added a well deserved tribute.
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Washington
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. George
Peiping Says Others Could Come Home Too
Peiping announced three Americans and two Belgians chosen to repatriate from Red China may return home, with 16 others still free to decide. The broadcast did not specify dates or locations for releases and noted ongoing exit formalities.
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Tokyo
Red China Today
Red China
Anant
Naiaa
Ae A Wapreung
Ama VE Unluu Sui
Peip Ing
Hong Kong
Peilping
Panmunjom
Lewis W. Griggs
Kickapoo St
Jacksonville
Tex
Otho G. Bell
Olympia Wash
William A. Cowart
Benton St
Dalton
Roger Devriendt
Weetvlaanderen
Belgium
Louis Verdyck
Antwerp
China
Will There Be A Bonanza Gram Winner This Week
The Times Enterprise teasers announce a Bonanza gram contest with a $60 prize for a single correct solution. About 1000 entries were judged, many disqualified for late mailing after 10 p.m. Thursday. if no winner, next week's prize rises to $90 and ties are split.
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Tmes-Enterprise
Atlanta
Armed Troops Patrol as Puzzling Uprising Unfolds in Buenos Aires
Armed troops patrolled Buenos Aires after a blood‑stained revolt left 360 dead and about 1,000 wounded. President Peron ordered a state of siege and promised swift justice while naval forces and churches suffered arson and vandalism across the capital.
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Buenos Aires
Sau America
LU Upc Ail Log
Peron
Army Ministry
Montevideo
Uruguay
Stanid
Puerto Belgrano
Anibal O. Olivier
la Manana
Congress
Army High Command
Buenos Aifres
U.S
Reuters
President To Have Final Word In Event Of Attack
The government concludes Operation Alert 1955 with the President’s inherent powers to mobilize the nation under attack, rejecting standby powers from Congress for wartime price and wage freezes. Flemming reports Eisenhower authorized martial law if needed, as 15,000 officials hid and simulated a nuclear strike.
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Washington
Congress
Arthur 8. Flemming
Gettysburg
Flemming
Eisenhower
Georgia and Northwest Florida weather forecast update
Georgia features cloudy skies with occasional rain in the southeast and partly cloudy conditions in the north and west this afternoon through Sunday. Temperatures ease this afternoon with little change tonight and Sunday. Northwest Florida expects partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers mainly in the east this afternoon through Sunday.
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Georgia
Florida
Reserve Ac Stalemate Under Fire
The House stalemate over a military reserve bill fuels debate as Eisenhower appeals for prompt enactment. Senate actions await fresh moves by Vinson while House floor amendments seek to bar reservist assignments to segregated National Guard units. The antisegregation measure faces resistance amid broader readiness efforts to bolster United States reserves.
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Everett Millican
House
Denmark Groover
Rep
Sanders
Richmond
Senate
Eisenhower
Val Peterson
Washington
Backsa
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services
Senate Armed Servi Committee
United States
Unii
Presid
Powell
D-Ny
Dow
Hearings Set On Social Security Plan Changes Begin
Washington House Ways and Means Committee will hold three days of closed hearings on a Democratic plan for a larger social security program. Proposals include lowering the retirement age for women and expanding benefits to fully disabled workers, with immediate payments for many affected groups.
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Cooper
D-Tenn
House
Ways and
Mra
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