Tribute to Monsignor Kavanagh at Helena Cathedral
Reverent service honors Rt. Rev. Msgr. R Vincent Kavanagh priest scholar educator and Carroll College president who died Monday night in Denver parishioners clergy and officials attend Pontifical Requiem Mass in St Helena Cathedral. Members of the hierarchy state officials educators and laypeople fill the church as messages of condolence arrive from the Vatican and across North America.
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R. Vincent Kavanagh
Carroll College
Helena
St. Helena
Helna
Great Falls
Montana State Board of Education
Fontana
Lonsignor Kavanagh
Vatican
United Sates
Canada
Montana
Tho
Pius XII
Monsignor
Karabach
Carroll
Msgr
R. V. Kavanagh
Denver
St. Helena Cathedral
Jet Jane Missing Near Mercury Nevada
A top secret Lockheed U2 experimental jet vanished after takeoff from the Watertown airstrip near Mercury Nevada. Civil Air Patrol in Las Vegas assists in the search while authorities consider a wide range of possible locations. No details on the plane’s home base or mission are being released.
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Burbank
Calif
Mercury
Nev
Lockheed Airaft Corp
Carsing
Hursday
Watertown
Conols
Robert L. Sieker
Carson City
Nevada
Utah
Calirnia
Robert Clark
Neada Highway Patrol
Clark
Palmdale
Alif
Reno
Delta
Civil Air Patrol
Las Vegs
Hamilton Air Force Base Rescueeadquarters
California
Lincoln Air Base bomber destroyed in landing crash
A B47 bomber at Lincoln Air Force Base crashed during a landing, four crewmen escaped with no injuries. Capt. Lyle F Night from Idaho, Capt. Robt L Stevenson from California, Maj. George W Leggat from Washington, and Lt. Gerald A Dan from Pennsylvania escaped as the canopy opened minutes before the burn.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lincoln Air Force Base
Lyle Fnight
Driggs
Idaho
Robt L. Stevenson
Norwalk
Calif
George W. Leggat
Washing
D. C
Gerald A. Dan
McKeesport
Rev Hunthausen Named Carroll College President
The Very Rev Raymond G Hunthausen 35 year old Anaconda native was named president of Carroll College Helena The appointment announced by Bishop Joseph Gilmore followed the funeral for Monsignor R V Kavanagh and comes as Hunthausen already serves as director of vocations for the Helena diocese and a Carroll College organic chemistry professor He graduated from Carroll in 1943 and is noted for athletics and oratory during his student years
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Helena
Raymond G. Hunthausen
Anaconda
Hunthausen
Friday
Carroll College
Father Hunthausen
Joseph M. Gilmore
Robert J. McCarthy
Kavanagh
Carroll
A. J. Hunthausen
Adam Tuchscherer
Gerhardt Hunthausen
Tipton
St. Paul
St. Peter
Anaconda Catholic Central High School
Israel Warns of New Fighting Over Suez Shipping Ban
Washington reports Israel told the United States that fighting in the Middle East could flare again if Suez settlement fails to lift the ban on Israeli shipping. Dulles faced fog and delays en route to Middle East consultations while pressing Egypt on canal operation. Israel voiced distrust of any accord allowing Egypt to reimpose the blockade against Israel.
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Washington
Israel
United States
Middle East
State Dulles
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Dulles
Albany
Egypt
Canal
Nasser
U. S.S
U. N. Security Council
Abba Eban
State Dept
Suez
Seaton Undergoes Operation for Back Injury
Secretary of the Interior Seaton had surgery Friday for an old back injury. His condition was listed as good and he has been hospitalized most of the time since mid February. He described his condition as a slipped disc from playing kid football.
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Washington
Seaton
Four Americans Die in Crashes in West Germany
FRANKFURT Germany four Americans died in three military plane crashes Friday in West Germany Two light observation planes of the U S Army s 3rd Division collided near Altenstadt killing both pilots An American pilot of a Luftwaffe jet near Munich was killed when his F 84 8 exploded in the air A jet fighter near Herford crash landed on a road after hitting a high tension wire, seriously injuring the pilot Police tentatively identified the plane as American Names of those involved withheld pending relatives notification.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Altenstadt
Munich
Herford
Two U S Restal jet collision near Beirut kills pilot
Two jet planes from the U S carrier For restal collided in flight near Beirut on Friday. One pilot was killed when his plane crashed into the sea after the collision. The other aircraft landed safely. Names of the pilots were not disclosed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. S
Forrestal
Here
Charges Israelis Fired on Syrian Positions
Damascus reports that Syrian army says Israeli forces opened fire six times Thursday and early Friday on frontier positions with no casualties reported.
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Damascus
Syria
Beam Seen As Likely Ambassador To Austria
Washington reports Jacob D. Beam deputy assistant secretary of state for Europe is in line to be named ambassador to Austria. Civil Defense chief Val Petersen is also reported as a candidate for ambassador to Denmark.
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Washington
Jacob D. Beam
Europe
Austria
Val Petersen
Denmark
Postmaster General to Delay Mail Cuts in One Week
Postmaster General Summerfield delayed drastic mail-service cuts for one week while seeking 47 million dollars to sustain full service through June 30. If funds are not forthcoming by April 13, Saturday mail deliveries will stop and post offices will close weekends. He warned later measures may include suspending money orders and an embargo on third class mail if deficiency funds fail to pass.
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Washington
Summerfield
Congress
U. S
House Appropriations Committee
Russia conducts seventh nuclear test in series
Washington reports Russia touched off another nuclear weapons test as part of a series begun last August. The United States and Britain announced the Wednesday blast, amid warnings to NATO allies that Russia would retaliate if attacked from European bases. Chancellor Adenauer urged restraint while NATO studies joint atomic weapon production by France and West Germany. No size details were released, but earlier tests were described as below one million tons TNT.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
NATO
Russia
Radio Moscow
Britain
Netherlands
West Germany
Bulgarin
Norway
Denmark
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Adenauer
U. S
Free World
France
House Group Votes for Budget Cut
The House Appropriations Committee recommended a 25 percent cut in President Eisenhower's 8712 million dollar request for Commerce Department funds. It zeroed OSI funding and deferred a 62 million dollar replacement for the aging liner America, while proposing 653,685,060 for the next year for Commerce and related agencies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Commerce Dept
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Office of Strategic Information
America
OSI
Fisenhower
Butte Voters to Elect School Trustees Today
Butte voters head to the polls for three trustees and a bond issue totaling 2 459 380 for new grade schools and repairs. Polls open at noon and close at 8 p m with returns to Miss Margaret Leary in the Administration Building. Precinct 32 Cleveland School may reveal early trends as 23 548 district residents vote on the trustees, bond, and site for a northwest city school.
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Margaret Leary
N. Montana St
Cleveland
Elizabeth Warren Avenue
Men Who Turned Bar Patrons Into Torches Hunted
Police hunted two men, Clyde Bates and Oscar Brenhaug, after a fire at Club Mecca on Normandie Avenue in South Central killed six people and injured three. Detectives say four men were ejected for harassing a woman. the suspects allegedly returned drunk and started the blaze. Bates and Brenhaug, both in custody, deny involvement, while witnesses place them near the scene.
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Los Angeles
Clyde Bates
Oscar S. Brenhaug
Tom Reddin
Bates
Reddin
Mecca
Normandie Avenue
South Central District
Larry Fenton
It's Easy to Score In This League
A promotional piece celebrates Let's All Play Ball Week urging participation in baseball and the Want Ad league. It promotes ad coaching for scoring with Want Ads and invites readers to contact ad assistants at 5451.
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Want
Montana voters to decide school levies in trustees election
In Montana more than 1,100 districts vote Saturday on trustees with about half also weighing special levies totaling to millions. Permissive levy rules vary by district size, with polls also set for bond and operating levies in towns like Butte Great Falls Missoula Helena Havre Polson and Columbia Falls.
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Helena
Montana
Lloyd A. Markell
Montana Education Assn
State School Foundation
Markell
Butte
Great Falls
Missoula
Havre
Polson
Columbia Falls
Five Dead as Storms Push Week Toll to 45
A violent spring storm week across the eastern United States leaves at least five dead on Friday, lifting the weekly death toll to 45. Tornadic winds hit Georgia and Ohio floodwaters drown a youth near Dayton, while Missouri and Arkansas report major flooding and dozens of structures damaged. The system spans from the Rockies to the Atlantic with heavy rains, winds up to 90 mph, and widespread travel disruption.
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United States
Georgia
Dayton
Ohio
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Colo
Rado
Oklahoma
Indiana
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Illinois
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Big Stone Gap
Champlain
Toledo
WWBG
Bowling Green
Michigan
Muncie
Anderson
Ind
Yorktown
Schley - Macon
Atlanta
Miami
Buena Vista
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
One Killed One Missing in GN Train Wreck near Conrad
Two Great Northern freight trains collided two miles south of Conrad at 6 35 p m Friday night killing Merle A Mackenzie of Conrad flagman of the first train missing Leo Forrerrer brakeman of the second train and injuring conductor H K Meeky fireman Albert H Tadwald and engineer A J Gilbert most passengers on the second train said five cars on the first train and 10 or 12 on the second were derailed some telescoped wreck crews worked through the night to clear tracks for the GN Western Star passenger train.
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Great Falls
Great Northern Railway
Conrad
Merle A. Mackenzie
Leo Forrerrer
H. K. Meekey
Albert H. Tadwald
A. J. Gilbert
Forrerrer
MacKenzie
Western Star
Ford Engle
Engle
Ventana Montana Weather Summary Forecast
Weather outlook for Montana shows cooler weekend with intermittent snow or rain in western and southern areas. Saturday highs 32 to 45 with Saturday night lows 25 to 35. Sunday partly cloudy west and north with continued cool south and east and possible light precipitation. The table notes 12 hour maximums, 18 hour minimums, and 24 hour precipitation ending 5:30 p.m. Friday.
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Montana
Butte Boy Ill After Ingesting Sleeping Pills
A five year old boy Donald Headley of 720 W Agate Butte became seriously ill Friday afternoon after eating seven or eight sleeping pills prescribed for his mother Mrs Ray Headley 720 W Agate. He was rushed to St James Hospital where his stomach was pumped and he was reported in fair condition Friday night.
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Butte
St. James Hospital
Donald Headley
Ray L. Headley
W. Agate
Cairo Blames Hammarskjold For Suez Plan Deadlock
Cairo officials blame U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold for the failure to secure U S agreement on Egypt's Suez Canal plan. They say he misread American aims before his Egypt trip and pressured Nasser to alter the plan, undermining Western acceptance and leaving Washington calling it unsuitable after he returned.
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Cairo
United States
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Nasser
New York
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