Eisenhower proposes U N talks with Khrushchev on Middle East
President Eisenhower urged Khrushchev to join a United Nations Security Council heads meeting around August 12 to discuss safeguarding the Middle East from indirect aggression. He offered to attend in New York or a European city and rejected Khrushchev’s demand for a five power emergency session.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Khrushchev
U.N
Middle East
United Nations Security Council
New York
United Nations
White House
Britain
Macmillan
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S. and Britain Push for Aug. 12 Meeting
United States and Britain push for an August 12 Middle East summit at the United Nations. Dag Hammarskjold convenes quick consultations with Security Council members as France remains noncommittal and Moscow hints at possible Soviet approval. Debate centers on site, invitees, and scope with Aug. 15 or Aug. 18 also considered.
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United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. S
Geneva
New York
Mansfield Lands Presidents Stand
Senator Mike Mansfield praised President Eisenhower for a proactive summit stance. He said the President has grabbed the initiative, stated American policy clearly, and should win broad support in Congress and worldwide. Early reactions to Eisenhower's letter to Khrushchev echoed the favorable view.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Khrushchev
Russia protests to Italy over American forces
London AP report says the Soviet Union protested to Italy against using Italian ports and airfields for passage of American forces to Lebanon. A note to the Italian ambassador warned Rome to ensure Italian territory is not used for aggression. The broadcast also says Moscow protested to Israel over flights by American and British planes over that country during the Lebanon and Jordan crisis.
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London
Moscow
Soviet Union
Italy
Lebanon
Rome
Israel
Jordan
Deserter Sentenced 10 Years for 14-Year France Hiding Case
Verdun France AP A U S Army court martial sentenced Wayne Powers a 37-year-old GI from Chillicothe Missouri to 10 years for desertion after he hid with his French partner Yvette Beloase for 14 years. Powers pleaded guilty offered no defense and expressed hope for early release. He described living with the family since 1945 during the Battle of the Bulge and evading French police with help from his partner and their five children.
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Verdun
France
Bald
Wayne Powers
Chillicothe
Powers
Yvette Beloase
Robert J. Fleming
U. S
Yvette
Freddy
More Yanks Arrive In Lebanon
In Beirut discourse over Chamoun's lame duck government intensifies as American troops arrive from Germany. Finance Minister Edde resigns, Solh urged to stay until Sept 23, Chehab election unsettles cabinet. Rebels warn of continued unrest as U S support and troops bolster Beirut.
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Camille Chamoun
Germany
Pierre Edde
Fuad Chehab
Chamoun
Sami Solh
Solh
Chehab
Soth
Edde
Mid-Road National Bloc
Joseph Shader
Cairo
Damascus
Lebanon
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U. S
United States
Harlowton Boy Killed by Truck
In Harlowton six year old Robert Joseph Blum died in a hospital after being struck by a pickup Wednesday night. Raymond Keith Shanklin, 15, of Twodot was identified as the driver. The child and friends were playing in the road when the accident occurred. An inquest is expected. The death raised Montana's 1958 traffic toll to 97, down from 111 the previous year.
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Harlowton
Robert Joseph Blum
Raymond Keith Shanklin
Twodot
Young Blum
Joseph Blum
Airman Dies While Trying to Catch Troop Train at Missoula
An airman was killed at Missoula after falling under a northbound train as it pulled away from the Northern Pacific station. The airman, not from western Montana, and three companions were returning to the eastbound 24-car train bound for Ft. Sheridan, Illinois with 513 airmen from the Pacific Coast. Coroner Ralph M. Simmons said officials were notifying next of kin.
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Northern Pacific Railway
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Simmons
Northern Pacific
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
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Korea
Rocky Mountain Division
Newspaper Classified Ad Teaser Encourages Low Cost Sales
A short Want Ad pitch notes low cost words to sell sports equipment or a typewriter with a dial in number 5451 to place the ad. The piece frames daily newspapers as content rich like a 200 page book.
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U.S
Dial 5451
Marines Withdraw From Cuban Village Near Guantanamo
The United States pulled a small Marine detachment from Yateras near Guantanamo Bay after protests by Cuban rebels over an intrusion into Cuban territory. Officials said withdrawal occurred Friday night with arrangements to be announced soon, amid diplomatic sensitivity and fears of possible incidents.
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Washington
United States
U. S
Yateras
U. S Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
State Dept
U. S.S. Naval Base
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Stoffel to Confer On Prison Post
Gov. J Hugo Aronson will interview Deputy Warden Raymond Stoffel of Wisconsin State Prison about Montana State Prison warden job. Stoffel said conversations were preliminary with no definite offer and planned a visit to Deer Lodge, implying no rushed decision.
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Helena
UPI
J. Hugo Aronson
Wisconsin
Montana
Aronson
United Press International
Waupun
Wis
Raymond J. Stoffel
Montana State
Stoffel
Deer Lodge
Floyd Powell
Powell
Malcolm Geddis
Ohio Correctional Program
Columbus
Montana Council of Corrections
National Probation and Parole Assa
Fay O. Burrell
Burrell
Fugitive Sherrill Gooding Brought In Near Armstead Montana
FBI agents and Beaverhead County officers captured Missouri prisoner escapee Sherrill Dee Gooding at the Donovan Ranch about 30 miles west of Armstead near the Idaho line. He faced a 2500 dollar bond in Butte on August 8 for escape from Missouri Penitentiary and two burglary charges. He was found with a loaded revolver brass knuckles and handcuffs in bed without resisting. Participants included special agent in charge Thomas J. Gearty Beaverhead Sheriff Lloyd Thomas and FBI agents.
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Missouri
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Beaverhead
Donovan Ranch
Armstead
Idaho State Line
U. S
David Holland
Butte
FBI
Sherrill Dee Gooding
Liberty
Gooding
Missouri State Penitentiary
Thomas J. Gearty
Beaverhead County
Lloyd Thomas
U S Embassy Demands Release of Two Marines in Iraq
In Baghdad the U S embassy urged release of two American Marines seized by Iraqi military police near a blazing oil storage tank. About 40 Iraqis were rounded up with them as authorities investigated rumors the fire was set by foreigners. The Ambassador stressed the Marines were bystanders who went to watch.
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Baghdad
Iraq
U. S
George C. Hamilton
Century
Fla
Philip C. Smith
West Palm Beach
Waldemar Gallman
United States
New Republic
Washington
House panel backs lower price supports for cotton rice corn
Washington UPI report: The House agriculture committee voted 28 to 0 to approve a bill allowing lower price supports for cotton, rice, and corn, three of the six basic crops, yielding to Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson.
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Washington
UPI
House Agriculture Committee
Ezra T. Benson
Goldfine Company Fails to File Required Report
Washington official says Bernard Goldfine's East Boston Co failed to file its annual report due last Tuesday. The SEC will act, citing violations of federal law and a 3 year old court order for failure to file regular reports.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commissioner
Bernard Goldfine
East Boston Co
East Boston
Commission
SEC
Power Officials Meeting Here Voice Optimism
National leaders of investor owned utilities gathered in Butte for a day long session at Montana Power. They projected growth to about three trillion kilowatt hours in twenty years and investment rising from 36.5 billion to 221 billion by 1979.
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America
Butte
J. E. Corette
Edison Electric Institute
Edwin Vennard
New York City
EEI
Donald D. Hoover
E. M. Naughton
Salt Lake City
Utilities’ Public
C. J. Burns
Montana
Naughton
Utah Power & Light Co
Corette
Montana Power Company
Montana Power
Alaskan Governor Resigns to Run for Senate
Washington AP reports Alaska Governor Mike Stepovich resigned as territorial governor on Friday to pursue a U.S. Senate seat from the upcoming 49th state. He cites his candidacy as the reason for stepping down.
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Senate
Washington
Mike Stepovich
Alaska
U. S. Senate
Atomic test over Pacific raises high altitude weapon questions
The United States detonated an American atomic warhead in a Redstone missile above the Pacific near Johnston Island, witnessed by Hawaii residents up to 700 miles away. The test sought to study nuclear effects at high altitude, including blast range, thermal radiation, and space radiation impact on weapon efficiency, with implications for future intercontinental ballistic missile defense.
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Pacific
Associated Press
Washington
Pacific Ocean
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Dept
Space
Boling Sets New Nonstop Mark For Light Planes
In Pendleton Oregon, Marion Pat Boling landed a Beechcraft Bonanza after a 45 hour 42 minute endurance flight from Manila covering 6979 miles. The unrefueled record now stands at 4957.24 miles set by Bill Odom in 1949. Boling’s wife Joyce and son Kevin celebrated as Boling attributed the final miles to a last eyedropper of fuel. He flies for United Air Lines and reported icing near Cold Bay Alaska and engine trouble off British Columbia that cleared before reaching the U S mainland.
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Ore
Marion
Pat) Boling
Boling
Manila
Bill Odom
Kevin
Palo Alto
Calif
Joyce
United Air Lines
Newsmen
Cold Bay
Alaska
British Columbia
Odom
Queen Charlotte Islands
U. S
Montana Weather East and West Expected Warm Weekend
Montana east forecast calls for fair to warm weather with highs ranging 90 to 100 and lows 50 to 65, with scattered thunderstorms in southwest and south central portions and western mountains Saturday afternoon into Sunday evening. West region remains fair with highs 85 to 95 and lows 45 to 55, thunderstorms mainly in mountains later Saturday and scattered Sunday afternoon.
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Helena Youth 17 Mauled by Bear in Montana Woods
A 17-year-old Helena youth, Dave Miller, was mauled by a mother bear while walking near his U S Geological Survey camp between Cascade and Wolf Creek. He lost consciousness but survived with scratches and a bruise. a coworker found him and transported him to a Helena hospital. Miller expected to return to work Monday.
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Cascade
Wolf Creek
Dave Miller
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U. S. Geological Survey
J. O. Miller
Bruce DesRosier
DesRosier
Community Public Works Bill Killed in House Vote
Republicans and Southern Democrats joined to defeat a motion to bring up a two billion dollar federal loan program for community public works. The 187-173 roll call ended the bill's chances in this Congress, despite Speaker Rayburn's support. The measure, first pushed by Democrats as an economic pump primer, followed a Senate one billion and a Banking Committee two billion boost. The vote came as the economy showed signs of an upswing and amid Eisenhower's debt limit request.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House Banking Committee
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
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