Argentina Cracks Down After Weekend Revolt
Rebels were crushed in 12 hours under martial law as jet fighters and bombers hit holdouts in La Plata and Santa Rosa. President Aramburu vowed energetic measures against all involved while security forces arrested hundreds across Rosario Santa Fe Santiago Del Estero and Corrientes.
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Adenauer Calls For Vigilance At Yale
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged constant vigilance against Soviet Russia during a Yale University luncheon address and received an honorary doctor of laws degree at commencement. He warned the Kremlin remains dangerous and seeks to undermine the West and eject the US from Europe.
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Steel Wage Talks Near Crucial Stage
New York The Big Three steel wage negotiators prepared for their most crucial sessions in the two week old bargaining conference. Management is expected to present counter proposals sharply scaling down the 22 contract demands of the United Steelworkers of America by Wednesday.
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Man Slain Ties to Brink’s Case Jailed Longshoremen Charged
Boston police jailed two longshoremen on suspicion of murder in the one way ride slaying of William F. Cameron 49 found dead in a black Cadillac at the Navy Fargo Ridge lot. Cameron allegedly aided the Brink's gang suspects and may testify in the January 1950 theft trial.
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Nation Suffers Heat Wave Across Regions
The first major heat wave of the season bakes the nation from the Rockies to the Atlantic with no relief in sight. Temperatures hit 100 degrees or more across several states, driving families to the roads as drownings rise in the Midwest and heat deaths occur in attics and lakes.
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