Explosion blamed for Air India crash that killed 11
Surviving crew members quoted that a muffled explosion preceded a fire in the Air India plane carrying 11 Chinese Communist delegates to Bandung. Officials said no cause yet. 15 people died including eight Chinese, two Poles, and a North Vietnamese. Peiping alleged sabotage. Britain urged careful inquiry. The airline reported the crew believed the explosion and fire did not stem from airframe or engine failure.
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India
Air India
China Sea
Air India Line
Bandung
Indonesia
Peiping Radio
Chou En-lai
Communism Decried at Bandung Meeting by Iraq Leader
Iraq denounced communism as a new form of colonialism at the Bandung Asian African conference. Fadil Jamali, former Iraqi Premier, urged unity against communism as world leaders pressed for self preservation and disarmament. Dr Achmad Soekarno called for a united Asia Africa to safeguard peace as speeches were circulated in writing.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Iraq
Fadil Jamali
China
Chou En-lai
India
Nehru
Russia
Middle East
Jamali
Achmad Soekarno
Asia
Africa
Soekarno
Carlos Romulo
Phil
Sleeping sickness girl inspires town prayers and faith
Six year old Gayle Russell lies in a Chicago area hospital in a paralyzing coma from encephalitis. Mortion Grove neighbors, construction crews, and a wide faith network have organized Friday and Palm Sunday prayers across Catholic Jewish and Protestant congregations. For the first time in 20 weeks Gayle showed a tiny movement coinciding with the communal supplications. Her mother, at the bedside up to fifteen hours daily, continues to feed and comfort her daughter noting signs of improved response and less crying.
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Morton Grove, III
U.P
Gayle Russell
Gayle
Chicago
Mrs. Russell
Russell
Niles Township
Russells
St. John Brebeuf
Niles
Allan Goldberg
Mood Quick Coat Toss Signals Welcome In New Place
A psychology note says a woman who throws off her coat quickly is open and at home in new surroundings. If she keeps wraps on, she is aloof or uneasy. An ad offers spot cash for surplus belongings with a retired advertiser listing items like a 9x9 umbrella tent, 2 burner stove and lantern for 35 dollars.
Cancer Theory Brings Hope
Dr. David Salzberg of Palo Alto, a biochemical researcher and American Cancer Society scholar, told the American Association for Cancer Research that a half-forgotten flask of moldering fungus sparked a theory on how cancer forms as the fungus revived during experiments. He is conducting work at the Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation.
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U.R
American Association For Cancer Research
David Salzberg
Palo Alto
Calif
American Cancer Society
Association
Salzberg
Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation
Mansfield Seeks Full Study on Nuclear Test Harm to Civilian Life
Senator Mansfield of Montana warned that peacetime nuclear explosions may threaten public wellbeing and pressed for a thorough Eisenhower administration and Senate study on nuclear weapons implications for U S foreign policy. He cited risks to civilian life, weather, and potential city destruction amid Dulles doctrine limits.
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Sen
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D-Mont
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Eisenhower
Senate
U. S
State Dulles
Lewis L. Strauss
Nevada
Commission
Strauss
House Atomic Energy Committee
Mayor of Butte Joins Police in Sunday Raid
The Palace Club at 55 E Park was raided at 10 50 a m by Butte police with Mayor Tim J Sullivan observing. Twenty nine people were booked for disturbance and bartender Delbert Kingsbury was arrested. Liquor found was confiscated.
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E. Park
Butte
Tim J. Sullivan
Delbert Kingsbury
Earl Holman
Don Plessas
John O'Mara
Horror Book Led Boy to Death in Highland Park
Highland Park Illinois police found 14 year old John Bingham hanging from a bathroom door in his home after being drawn to a paper backed crime thriller with a hanging man cover. Coroner Robert Babcock confirmed the body hung suspended near his bedroom.
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Highland Park
Ill
Robert Babcock
John Bingham
Albert Y. Bingham
Babcock
Taxi Wait Turns Into False Alarm Incident
Shortly after bars closed a man sought a taxi at a post box. Two red trucks with men in hats and raincoats arrived instead. Police were called and the man was taken away. Nick Sanchelli was fined $10 after pleading guilty to turning in a false alarm before Municipal Judge Ray mond J. Fox.
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Missoula
Nick Sanchelli
Raymond J. Fox
Nation Honors Jonas Salk for Polio Vaccine Work
Grateful nation receives money medals and praise for Jonas E Salk who developed the polio vaccine. Campaigns urge $1 contributions. a $10000 award and gold medal are given by an insurance company. Legislation and honors pour in from Congress state lawmakers and institutions across the country.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
Congress
Pennsylvania
Poor
Salk Suggested for Trujillo Street Name
Former Dominican Republic president General Rafael Trujillo proposed naming a street in the capital Ciudad Trujillo after Jonas E. Salk, the discoverer of the polio vaccine, in a move reported this Sunday.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Jonas E. Salk
Truman Stirs GOP With Fraud Charge
Republicans lash out at former President Truman for accusing political fraud in Eisenhower era foreign policy. Rep. Judd of Minnesota and Rep. Keating of New York denounce the speech at a Rayburn dinner as a setback to bipartisanship. Stevenson urges Democrats to stand for peace as Rayburn condemns GOP claims as lies.
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Truman
Eisenhower
Rep
Judd
Minnesota
Keating
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
U. S
China
Formosa
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
Far East
Stevenson
Rayburn
Grave Implications Noted by Eisenhower and Dulles
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles reported a substantial and expanding Chinese Communist airpower buildup opposite Formosa. Dulles described it as more intense and broader than any recent period, delivering a formal statement after two hours of discussion at Eisenhower’s vacation HQ.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Dulles
Formosa
Fisenhower
China
Russia
Austria
Europe
Washington
White House
Hagerty
Netherlands
Bandung
Indonesia
Women Voters of State to Organize in Butte
Organization of a Montana League of Women Voters will be undertaken in Butte Monday and Tuesday with sessions at 1 30 p m and 5 p m Monday and a dinner at Lloyds. Tuesday sessions run 9 30 to noon followed by luncheon at the Finlen Hotel. Mrs H B Jones of Missoula will preside and several delegates from Helena Havre Great Falls Billings Missoula Kalispell and other cities are listed among expected attendees.
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Montana League of Women Voters
Butte
Montana Power Auditorium
Lloyd's
Finlen Hotel
H. B. Jones
Missoula
Moses H. Lurie
Belmont
Mass
Walker Hayes
Albuquerque, N. M
The
League of Women Voters
Dora Drowatzky
Edwin Koch
Edward Malthen
Phoebe
Herwig
Thelma Lockwood
Eleanor Bent
Doris Forsell
Helena
Avis Easton
Ralph Purdy
M. M. Moore
Claire Vangelisti
A. O. Baker
Havre
Harold Juedeman
Don Scott
C. Langbecker
G. Schmaus
D. J. Emblem
William Hornby
John Schwartz
Provisional League
Kalispell
Montana
Billings
Broadus
Cut Bank
Ene
Livingston
Miles City
Hungary Purges Top Communist Imre Nagy for Deviationism
Budapest Hungarys Communist party fired Premier Imre Nagy from his government post and stripped him of all party posts amid charges of right wing deviationism. Mihaly Farkas was also expelled from the Politburo and central leadership after supporting Nagys ideas. The Central Committee decision, made April 14, declared Nagy harmful to the peoples democracy and social building.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Georgi Malenkov
Nagy
Mihaly Farkas
Farkas
Weather outlook for Butte and Montana forecast
Butte and Montana see occasional snow through Monday with cooler eastern areas. Monday highs near 40s while Monday night lows approach freezing. Sunday highs around 39 and lows near 29. East Montana mostly cloudy with showers possible Monday and Tuesday. cooler in far east, otherwise little temperature change. west Montana mostly periods of sun and clouds Monday and Tuesday with highs in the mid 40s to 50.
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Montana
Gov Lee says war may be needed to free airmen
Utah Governor J Bracken Lee told reporters in Los Angeles that the United States should force Communist China to release American airmen held as prisoners, even if it means war. He spoke at the 13th reunion of the Tokyo Raiders, urging action to free all prisoners believed captured in Korea and China.
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Los Angeles
Utah
J. Bracken Lee
U. S
China
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Dr Cole Butte Dentist Dies After 48 Years Here
Dr. Alvernus H. Cole a past Montana Dental Assn and Butte Dental Society leader died early Sunday at his home 621 West Galena After 48 years in Butte he was born in Grundy Center Iowa and studied at the University of Iowa He practiced in Queen City Missouri and Minneapolis before moving to Butte in 1907 He was a life member of the American Dental Assn Xi Psi Phi and Butte Lodge No 240 BPOE Surviving are his wife Mae and several children and in laws The Martins obituary continues on page 3 column 3
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Montana Dental Assn
W. Galena
Butte
Dr. Cole
Grundy Center
Iowa
University of Iowa
Iowa City
School of Dentistry
American Dental Assn
Butte Dental Society
Xi Psi Phi Fraternity
University of Iowa Alumni Assn
Butte Lodge No. 240
BPOE
Mae E. Cole
Mae E. Howard
Ottumwa
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