Argentina's Army Chief Seeks Calm After Revolt
Gen. Franklin Lucero, new Argentine armed forces chief, urged calm and warned against false alarms as he and other leaders prepared for a possible three man junta with Peron and Rear Adm. Tellaire. Troops were returning to garrisons while navy loyalty and vigilance missions were noted. Food stores reopen and schools resume as the army directs normal routines.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Franklin Lucero
Argenof
Ana Lo Marinall
Juan Peron
Lucero
Associated Press
Montevideo
Peron
Navy
Alberto Tellaire
Army Ministry
Plaza de Mayo
Government House
Metropolitan Cathedral
Happy Peron
Georgia Highway Toll Rises as 11 Die in Weekend Crashes
The Associated Press reports Georgia total weekend highway deaths rising to eleven. Victims include Louise Duren, 30, from Duluth in a head on crash near her home, and Pfc Harvey B Thompson of Ft Benning in a Ga 219 wreck south of LaGrange. Additional fatalities occurred across Ga 11 Ga 41 and local intersections, including a 9 year old Savannah cyclist and a 6 month old Lithonia infant.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Louise Duren
Duluth
Pfc
Harvey B. Thompson
Ft. Benning
LaGrange
State Patrol
Carolyn Waters
Nichols
Savannah
Charles E. Crews
Sam Mitchell
Oliver
Joseph Reeves
Rte
Greenville
Shirley Ann Stone
Lawrenceville
Autopsy Finds Blows Caused Death of Railroad Conductor
State Crime Laboratory reports L. M. Rachels died from heavy blows to the head causing a fatal hemorrhage. Alton M. Wilson and Ruth Knowles Wilson, both of Thomasville, are charged with Rachels murder and Wilson faces an additional charge in the shooting death of Deputy Sheriff A C Walden. Wilson is reported improving after a prior gunfight while under guard.
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State Crime Laboratory
Atlanta
A.C.L
L. M
Happy) Rachels
G.B.I
Herve
Herman Jones
Alton M. Wilson
Ruth Knowles Wilson
Thomasville
Rachels
Wilson
A. C
Dick) Walden
Lowndes County
Valdosta Hospital
Walden
Griffin waits to parcel out new tax money
Gov. Marvin Griffin awaits an official estimate of Georgia’s new taxes before outlining how to distribute the funds. Tax take is projected around 35 to 45 million dollars yearly, with most from the income tax to be collected after September.
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Griffin
Atlanta
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Schovars
B. E. Thrasher
Everett Millican
T. V. Williams
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Savannah
Georgia Education Assn
Diate
Associated Industries of
Clifford M. Clarke Jr
Clark
Senate battles over defense bill seek air power boost
In Washington the Senate debated a $31.84 billion defense bill as Democrats push to add funds to prevent Marine Corps and regular Army cuts and speed up jet fighter production. Senator Symington argues Eisenhower underestimated defense needs while Chavez backs committee decisions amid claims of advancing missiles and modern aircraft.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Truman
Marine Corps
Appropriations Committee
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Snallonstall
R-Mass
Navy
Chavez
Soviet
Russia
Polio Shots In Summer Advised By Experts
A group of top polio experts advised continuing antipolio shots in the summer despite polio’s peak season. The panel led by Surgeon General Leonard Scheele and includes Jonas Salk supported vaccine use with precautions for fever illness and household exposure.
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New York
National Foundation For
U.S
Leonard Schele
Jonas E. Salk
Thomas B. Francis
University of Michigan
National Foundation
Georgia And Northwest Florida Weather Forecast
Georgia shows partly cloudy and warm afternoon with continued warmth tonight and Tuesday. A few widely scattered afternoon thundershowers may occur. Northwest Florida remains generally fair this afternoon tonight and Tuesday.
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Georgia
Florida
Moultrie Crop Duster Killed In Crash Here
Wayne Harrison of Moultrie died in a fiery crop dusting plane crash on C. C. Griffin Jr Farm 14 miles north of Thomasville. The Cub plane burned about ten minutes after witnesses say it dove during a dusting turn. Harrison, 29, survived by his wife and two sons, lived in Colonial Heights and taught at Spence Field.
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Moultrie
Wayne Harrison
C. C. Griffin, Jr
Thomasville
Harrison
Rehberg
Doug Stringfellow
CAA
Albert Willis
Ochlochnee
Route 2
Alvin Jr
Robert Pittman
Cairo
Cairo High School
Tallahassee
Colonial Heights
Spence Field
Prisoner's Mother Says Son Sought To Leave Red China
Monticello Ark. The mother of Cpl William A Cowart says she has known for two months he was trying to leave Red China and seek a neutral country He believes Americans will not take him back The Daily Worker says Cowart aimed for Japan to live on the black market fringe of the U S occupation He told a British correspondent he dislikes both American and Chinese ways and wants a simple life in a foreign place
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Monticello
Ark
Reds
Red
China
Chester Green
William A. Cowart
Daily Worker
America
Prioi
Japan
Green
Cowart
Winnington
U S Steel to Offer CIO Wage Hikes
U S Steel plans a wage increase offer to the CIO United Steelworkers as talks resume. Vice President John Stephens said negotiations will continue this week after a two hour session and a forthcoming meeting will present the proposal.
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U. S. Steel
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
John Stephens
Big Steel
London Stevedores End Five Week Port Strike
Stevedores in London voted to end a five week dock walkout piling ships in Britain's six major ports. A delegation will inform union chiefs they plan to return to work tomorrow morning as NASDU and TGWU dispute bargaining recognition. Several liners remain shipbound in Liverpool and Southampton.
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London
Britain
National Amalgamated Stevedores and Dockers Union
NASDU
Transport and General Workers Union
TGWU
Liverpool
Southampton
Queen Mary
Scythia
Caronia
Franconia
Ascania
Brit
Eisenhower Defense Plan Faces High Level Talks
President Eisenhower prepares for the U N tenth anniversary meeting with a key policy speech amid a private Big Four huddle planned for Geneva. Molotov meets Western officials as the weeklong session opens with speeches and no formal decisions.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
V. M. Molotov
Eduardo Zuwleta Angel
Molotov
U.N
General Assembly
Antoine Pinay
Washington
Dulles
Vaclav David
Czechoslovakia
Stanislaw Skrzeszewski
Poland
Day Hammarskjold
Airman’s Germ War Confession Questioned by Air Force
An Air Force spokesman says a false germ warfare confession from Capt. Harold Fischer Jr. and three other released POWs was extracted by Chinese captors. No disciplinary action is planned, and Fischer is identified as a Korean War ace from Swea City Iowa. The services differ on accountability with the Army convicting some POWs for collaboration.
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Washington P
Air Force
Harold Fischer Jr
Swea Clty
Towa
Fischer
Yalu River
Marine Corps
Frank Schwable
Army
Bonanzagram Prize Grows to Ninety Dollars This Week
No winner yet for Bonanzagram No. 2 as many entries fell short. The prize stands at $90, with potential $95 if the winner is a Times Enterprise subscriber, and $120 next week if there is no winner. Submit entries on a post card by Thursday 10 PM.
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Bonanza
Lad JeddowIav Guy Wise
Bonanzagram
Times Enterprise
Explanation of Last Week's Bonanzagram Teletype Dilemma
The article decodes a tele typed message from a secretary to a director. It notes time differences and closing hours in the New York office. It concludes ALL SET MARION MONROE FOR PERSONAL APPEARANCES as the chosen phrasing.
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New York
Marion Monroe
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