West Agrees to Call International Suez Canal Meeting
London reports British French and American foreign ministers agreed to convene an international conference including Egypt and the Soviet Union to establish international control of the Suez Canal. An American informant said forceful action has receded and the meeting could occur within a month as nations weigh a negotiated framework.
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Soviet Union
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Eden
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Nasser
Boy Scout
Russia
Dmitri Shepilov
Maurice Dejean
Legation
Moscow
Dejean
Suez
Algeria
Communist Party
Nikita Khruschev
Middle East
Eisenhower urges caution in Suez crisis
President Eisenhower called Egypts move to nationalize the Suez Canal a grave issue that must be handled with care. He warned Britain and France against force and said the United States will not join military action, pursuing diplomatic solutions to keep the waterway open. Carl Dulles London mission aimed to deter force and stress fair handling of the crisis.
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Eisenhower
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Suez Canal
Dulles
London
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Europe
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Montana Road Fund Allotted For Interstate Construction
Washington Secretary Weeks allocated 2.55 billion dollars to states for the first sections of the 41,000 mile interstate system. The total already set aside reaches 3.675 billion with earlier allocations and includes Montana at 37.9 million.
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Secretary of Commerce
Eisenhower
Congress
Arizona
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens Draws Crowds
This Is Children’s Day at Gardens Thursday will be Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens with a big crowd expected to attend. Each Thursday in summer is designated as Children’s Day and The Anaconda Company offers free bus transportation for those under 14. The first free bus leaves Park and Main at 9:30 a.m. and the last bus from the Gardens to the city departs at 4 p.m.
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Columbia Gardens
Anaconda Company
Park and Main Streets
President Signs Benefits Bill
President Eisenhower signed a bill boosting survivor benefits for families of servicemen who died on active duty. He said Congress provided financial security for soldiers families, enabling them to face military life with more confidence. The measure aims to attract personnel to military service and will have far reaching effects across the ranks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Montana weather forecast for east and west regions
East area: increasing cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms in the west. Temperatures rise to 55-75 in the west and near 90 in the extreme south. Central and west will cool Thursday and Friday, with increasing eastward clearings. West: cloudy with showers and storms, cooler Thursday and night, highs 65-70 Thursday, Friday scattered showers, continued cool.
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Montana
Nation Gets New Social Security Law
Eisenhower signed a landmark social security bill expanding benefits for women and disabled workers. The law allows retirement at 62 for employed women and wives, with full 65 benefits for some, and disability benefits at 50 or older under a new special trust fund. The president called the measure a step toward greater economic security and pledged improved administration and rehabilitation efforts.
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Eisenhower
Elcorating
Congress
Couple Testifies They Saw Airliners Collide
A Ohio couple testified at Civil Aeronautics Board hearings that they saw two large airliners collide on June 30 while driving near Flagstaff Arizona. Eugene Siefer 24 and Lois his wife described the planes cruising side by side before disappearing behind a mountain. Both said they learned of the disaster the next day and stressed their statements as factual eyewitness accounts.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Eugene
Nehru Links Suez Move to European Decline in Asia
In Bombay Nehru told 100000 at Poona race course that Egypt nationalizing the Suez Canal signals the waning of European domination in Asia and the Middle East, amid his appeal to Marathi speakers to accept Bombay's administration takeover.
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India
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Egypt
Suez Canal
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Middle East
Suez
Poona Race Course
Butte Mayor Sullivan to Stay as Airport Is Turned Over
Mayor Tim J Sullivan announced he would not resign and will serve the remaining nine months of his second term after a regular City Council session. The council agreed to turn over Butte Municipal Airport to the county following a Chamber of Commerce proposal. County officials present pledged county签ad will sign the agreement Thursday.
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Tim J. Sullivan
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Silver Bow County
Gene Daly
Willis Gerry
John J. Burke
R. Bourke MacDonald
James A. Poore
Clark Park
John Lindquist
W. B. Renouard
Lindquist
Democrats Open Atlanta Parley
Democratic leaders meeting in Atlanta reported cautiously optimistic unity at the Chicago convention. Senator John Sparkman Alabama Georgia Governor Griffin and Representative Iris Blitch Georgia expressed hope for resolving differences on civil rights and southern concerns. A delegate from a segregation state saw little support for a third party move.
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Chicago
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Georgia
Martin Griffin
Iris Blitch
Convention Platform Committee
Griffin
Adlai Stevenson
South
Want Ads Offer Quick Selling and Hiring Help
Want Ads provide a golden touch for selling renting or finding workers. Guild meaning covered with gold. Ph 5451 for quick results. Boys bike 25 dollars contact phone 0000.
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Adlai and Averell Both Claim Gains
Washington report shows supporters of Adlai E Stevenson and Gov Averell Harriman claiming majorities of the Democratic delegates. Kefauver side with Stevenson, Harriman backers predict 90 to 100 of about 190 Kefauver votes. Stevenson asserts substantial delegate strength and challenges Harriman claims and Roosevelt Truman tradition assertions.
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U.P
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Averell Harriman
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Stevenson
Illinois
Tennessee
Chicago
Frank McKinney
Midwest
Harriman
New York
Hyman Raskin
Revolt Crushed in Honduras at San Francisco Armory
In Tegucigalpa a seven hour uprising ended with a surrender at the San Francisco armory. Government reports 30 dead and 60 wounded among 400 rebels, civilians and supporters of exiled presidential candidate Roman Villedas Morales.
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Santos Osorio Paz
Washington
State Dept
U. S
San Francisco
Government Ends Allocation of Polio Vaccine
The federal allotment of Salk polio vaccine to states ends as supply grows, moving vaccine into normal channels while maintaining financial aid for state vaccination programs. Manufacturers will report sales distribution, and states will be notified of new releases. The change aims to direct vaccine to high demand areas, with continued priority for children under 20 and expectant mothers.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Welfare
Folsom
Scheele
National Advisory Committee
Missoula Woman Dies Reporting Minor Accident
Anna Solheim Bergstrom, 68, collapsed at the Missoula Police Station while filing an accident report. Fire rescue worked on her unsuccessfully until a physician concluded she died from a heart ailment. Police said she was at the main desk when stricken. her husband was present along with James Milford of Hamilton.
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Anna Solheim Bergstrom
Fire Dept
Henry Boucher
James F. Milford
Hamilton
Boucher
Bergstrom
Eisenhower Opens Convention to Any VP Hopeful
President Eisenhower declared the Republican convention open to any candidate for vice president. He named Richard M. Nixon as acceptable to him, the current holder of the office, and spoke with careful caution as the convention began.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower Confirms Health Supports Second Term
President Eisenhower said at his first news conference since major abdominal surgery that he feels good though not as strong as a year ago. He asserted he has no doubts he can carry on through a second term and noted doctors told him he will not feel fully himself until October. He avoided naming a running mate and defended Nixon while signaling openness to Stassen's plan to alter the GOP ticket. The 311 reporters noted his weight loss and a return of his usual color, though his speech remained slightly hesitant.
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Eisenhower
Leonard D. Heaton
Isidor S. Ravdin
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Massachusetts
Christian A. Herter
Secord
Stassen
San Francisco
Minnesota
Grant
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Six Killed When Autos Collide in Kern County
A fiery head on crash on U S 466 in northwestern Kern County left six dead, including three children, and three Marines injured. The two cars collided while eastbound drivers, possibly at high speed, swerved into the opposite lane near Wasco.
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Calif
A.P
U.S. 466
Kern County
Camp Roberts
Roberta Guinn
Betty
Freda Evett
McFarland
Janette
Judy
Ervin Griffin
Garvin Montgomery
Evett
Fred Eicchelberger
Robert Carter
Carlos Roberts
Montgomery
McCombs Road
Wasco
Italy Names Board to Probe Sinking
Rome named an eight member commission of senior officers to investigate the Andrea Doria disaster. The inquiry will take place in Rome and Genoa after a preliminary summary by Italian consular authorities in New York.
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Genoa
New York
Glendive Boy 2 Killed by Car in Trailer Court
A two year old boy, Robert Allen Grant, was killed when a parked car rolled forward in a Glendive trailer court. The driver, Norma Irene Scorrell Cole, did not see him. he died at Northern Pacific Hospital from a crushed chest. Witness Mike Martin alerted but too late. The boy was visiting, not a resident. his father worked in Baker. Montana traffic toll reached 150 for the year.
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Aspital
South Side
Larry Silvernale
Robert Allen Grant
Marion Grant
Norma Irene Scorell Cole
Silverwale
Mike Martin
Northern Pacific Hospital
The
Petty Geophysical Co
Baker
Jimmy
Montana
Montana Toll Rises With Glacier Park Fatality
Montana Highway Patrol reports a delayed death toll rise citing Ray Gawley, 31, Cardston Alberta, who died from injuries after a June 18 pickup crash on Mountain Highway near Glacier Park. Passenger Bob Swalle sustained no injuries.
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U.P
Montana
Glacier Park
Ray Gawley
Cardston
Alta
Park
Bob Swalle
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