Eisenhower Braces for Farm Bill Backed by GOP Support
President Eisenhower appears to have outmaneuvered Democrats over the farm bill veto as GOP support for new farm legislation grows. A soil bank plan could reach the President’s desk in weeks with Democratic backing, offering advance payments to farmers who sign contracts to reduce cultivation. Republican and some Democratic leaders doubt a price rise will stall before November.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Gop
Soil Bank
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Move to Reduce Government Costs Is Started
Washington The White House says the Budget Bureau will expand by about 30 employees and create an accounting office led by Percy Rappaport. The plan modernizes accounting and shifts toward accrued expenditures to make spending more economical. President Eisenhower backs the steps as a move toward more efficient management.
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Washington
White House
Budget Bureau
Hoover Commission
Eisenhower
Percival F. Brundage
Executive Branch
Brundage
Congress
Administration
Hoover
Asst
Percy Rappaport
Bureau
Russians Forced to Leave U S
Three Soviet seamen testified that pressure forced five of their companions to return to Russia. Viktor Tatamikov and Ivankov Nikolov said their families were urged to come home and nothing would be forgotten. Ben Ermenko echoed the pressured appeals from Ambassador Zarubin as the subcommittee pressed Soviet activities in the United States.
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Washington
Russia
Viktor Tatamikov
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Georgi Zarubin
Michael Ivankov-Nikolov
Viktor Solovyev
United States
China
Five Train Crewmembers Killed in Saxony Cave-In
A cave-in on a temporary railroad roadbed near Borna in Saxony East Germany claimed the lives of five train crewmen on Saturday.
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Berlin
Borna
Saxony
Sure Highway Bill Can Be Worked Out
Senator Gore says the main Senate House clash over highway funding is apportionment to states for the 40000 mile interstate system. He favors compromise. House passes 51.5 billion dollar 13 year program with 14.8 billion in new taxes, while Senate plan covers 18 billion over five years.
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Washington
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Senate House
Senate
House
U. S
Tennessee
British Officials Cite Plot Against Bulganin Khrushchev
British officials said anti Communist groups plotted to assassinate Prime Minister Bulganin and Soviet leader Khrushchev during their 10 day visit. Scotland Yard tightened security at ports and visa checks. no concrete plan materialized amid rumors of mines and river schemes.
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London
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Scotland Yard
Europe
Security Office
Thames
Greenwich
Sepes Yi
Foreign Aid Changes to Meet Soviet Tactics Urged
Sen. Hubert Humphrey urged a rapid interim foreign aid plan and a full study of future needs. He warned uncertainty benefits the Soviets as the policy shifts from military to economic tactics and pressed for clarity on spending and effectiveness ahead of hearings with Secretary Dulles.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower Administration
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep. Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
George
D-Ga
Dulles
NATO Organization
Dean Adams to retire after 53 years at Montana School of Mines
Arthur E. Adams dean and vice president of the Montana School of Mines will retire after a 53 year campus career. He will be 70 next Wednesday and official retirement begins next fall, with June 6 marking his last day in campus duties. Governors and alumni praise his long service and personal regard from generations of students.
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Dean Adams
Mines College
Montana School of Mines
Arthur E. Adams
School of Mines
J. R. van Pelt
J. Hugo Aronson
State Board of Education
Montana
Chester H. Steele
Anaconda Company
Steele
Arthur Adams
Tornado Strikes Nebraska Farms
Tornadoes hit a southeast Nebraska farming area injuring no one. Farms in Daykin Cortland and Plymouth suffered damage with an elevator and Plymouth hardware store heavily damaged. Residents describe the dawn twister striking about 1 20 a m MST near Plymouth, 50 southeast of Lincoln.
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Plymouth
Neb
Nebraska
Daykin
Cortland
Lloyd Metcalf
Metcalf
Lincoln
New Mexico Fire Appears to Be in Check
A massive blaze in New Mexico burned about 8000 acres of timberland near Sacramemo, as winds slackened. More than 1000 firefighters held the fire just outside the base camp area, halting its advance toward Lincoln National Forest.
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Alamogordo
N. M
New Mexico
Lincoln National Forest
Sacramemo
State Plumbing Heating Group Elects Officers
H K Lembke of Missoula was elected president of the Associated Plumbing and Heating Contractors of Montana at the eighth annual convention. Officers include M O Johns Billings vice president J M Leavelle Helena recording secretary T W Eva Butte treasurer and Robert P Burns Butte executive secretary.
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H. K. Lembke
Missoula
Associated Plumbing and Heating Contractors of
Montana
M. O. Johns
Billings
J. M. Leavelle
Helena
T. W. Eva
Butte
Robert P. Burns
Paul J. Doyle
Miles City
C. T. Leischner
Elmer D. Sasse
Glendive
G. Mehl
Great Falls
D. R. Davis
Basin
Wyo
Roy Nault
Havre
R. D. Eaton
Shelby
Butte Country Club
Finlen
Dick Martin
Salt Lake City
American Standard Co
E. P. Allen
Chicago
Crane Co
Tim J. Sullivan
Sullivan Valve and Engineering Co
Martin
Six Dorsiers Couples Wed In Mass Wedding In Blenheim
In Blenheim Ontario six Dorsiers siblings wed their partners in a mass ceremony at St Marys Church. The event drew the village population of 2800, with brass bands, a thunderstorm and a 12 hour reception. The six couples are Grada Luiking and Ben Luiking Wilhelmina Williamson and Gerard Williamson Christina Van Haren Dora Vandenberg Andre Heuvelmena Cornelius Menheere and Joan Menheere.
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Blenheim
Ont
Dorsiers
St. Mary's
Leo Dorsiers
Papa Dorssers
Father Willibrord
Grada
Ben Luiking
Wilhelmina
Gerard Williamson
Christina
Jack van Haren
Dora
Bill Vandenberg
Andre
Anne Heuvelmena
Cornelius
Joan Menheere
Want Ad Section Offers Jobs and Help Writing Ads
Readers are urged to use the Want Ad section for job opportunities as many seek work. An experienced ad-writer can help phrase ads for fast results and a phone number 5451 is provided to tell them about your listing.
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Dial 5451
Bierman Main Speaker at Dahlberg Tribute Dinner
Hundreds gather in the Silver Bow Ballroom to honor Butte High School coach Harry Dahlberg known as the Swede. Bernie Bierman delivers the principal address while officials and former athletes join the tribute, with 350 attending the testimonial dinner designating Dahlberg Day by Mayor Sullivan.
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Butte
Harry Dahlberg
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Harry
Bulldogs
Montana
William Meyer
Bernie Bierman
America
Tulane
University of Minnesota
Butte High School
Montana State University
James E. Bertoglio
Dahlberg
Mike Freebourn
Steve Sullivan
Bierman
Charles Davis
James P. O'Shea
John A. Nosstrom
Fred McGlynn
Walter Laity
Jim Basset
H. J. Schiess
Bomb Gift Triggers Wedding Cancellation in Dayton
A home made bomb in a gift box exploded at a Dixon family gathering in Englewood, injuring Andrew Dixon and three women. The wedding to Sara Pfarrer was canceled while the funeral for Andrew's father proceeded as planned. Police have no suspect, noting a possible grudge by a former detention home inmate.
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Dayton
Ohio
Andrew Donald Dixon
University of Dayton
Andrew
John C. Dixon
Dixon
Englewood
Here
Sara Louise Pfarrer
Richard Allen Pfarrer
Oakwood
West Milton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mixed Emotions for Atty After Paternity Case Win
New York attorney David Von G Albrecht left Special Sessions Court with mixed emotions after winning a paternity case for a client. He reported happiness from the verdict but discovered his $150 topcoat was missing from a front row bench as he prepared to depart.
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New York
Atty
David von G. Albrecht
Special Sessions Court
Montana Weather Summary From West and East Regions
Partly cloudy with little temperature change Sunday across Montana. West region sees few rain showers and light snow flurries with highs 35 to 45 and 45 to 55 in the southwest. east region mostly cloudy with highs 50 to 60. Monday, partly cloudy and warmer. Table notes 12 hour highs and 18 hour lows ending 5:30 p.m. Saturday. listed towns show varied temperatures across state.
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BOE
Ocesvccess
Sc Naccednaancs
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Havre Aves Soptevae
OS Ee
Kalinpet Sc
Lewistown
Tits Hinds
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
West Yellowstone
Whitehall
Mining Congress Plans Formulated for Montana Meeting
The American Mining Congress Montana program committee met at the Hotel Roy to outline plans for the national convention and discuss sessions on management, legislation, exploration methods, safety, and the uranium industry. Walter C. Lawson is national chairman. the Los Angeles conclave runs October 1 to 4.
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Montana
American Mining Congress
Roy
East Helena
American Smelting & Refining Co
Shrine Exposition Hall
Los Angeles
Montana Committee
Julian D. Conover
Washington, D.C
Walter C. Lawson
Phelps Dodge Corp
Butte
R. M. Ball
Daylight Saving Starts May 6 in Montana Cities
Butte and Anaconda announce the return to daylight saving time at midnight Sunday May 6 moving clocks forward one hour to 1 am Monday. No other Montana communities are planning the change as yet.
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Butte
Anaconda
Montana
Bird jailed after chasing dog in Chicago incident
William Dillon reported a bird chasing his dog on Friday. Police captured an injured bittern, jailed it, and turned the bird over to the Anti Cruelty Society on Saturday.
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Chicago
William Dillon
Anthony Kamenjanin
Anti-Cruelty Society
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