Anaconda Diamond Jubilee Parade Launches Week of Events
Anaconda marks its 75 year Diamond Jubilee with a Sunday parade of 40 floats and 500 participants. Religious services and an open air mass precede a four night Cavalcade at Mitchell Stadium. Jubilee queen Darlene Unti to be crowned.
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Anaconda
Mitchell Stadium
Darlene Unti
Clyde E. Weed
Montana Standard
Anaconda Company
Montana Pioneers and Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Ike to Submit Concrete Ideas at U.N. Summit
A high government official said President Eisenhower will present concrete peace proposals for the Middle East at any United Nations summit. The plan aims to counter reports that the U.S. would enter a summit with no ideas. Proposals are being drafted and will be kept confidential, ready if talks begin as early as August 12.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
U.N
United Nations Security Council
United States
U. S
Soviet Russia
Congress
State Dulles
Khrushchev
U. N
Butte Livestock Show Dates Set for September Festival
Butte prepares for the 12th annual 4 H and Future Farmers of America Livestock Show and Sale at Montana Livestock Auction Co yards September 11 to 13. Entries due September 1 to county agents. farms to Earl Peace by September 4. Daylight Saving Time events. committees named with James B. Glover as general chairman and Rial Havens as vice chairman. A banquet and festival dance at the Finlen Hotel on Sept 12 will crown a king and queen.
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Butte
Farmers of America
Montana Livestock Auction Co
FHA
Earl Peace
James B. Glover
Rial Havens
H. M. Clemmons
Carroll Fabian
Mr. Glover
Robert Heckman
Harold McGrath
John O'Neill
Harold Schumacher
Mare Smith
Ben Bentley
Dick Bailey
H. J. Evenshaas
B. F. Stranahan
R. C. Haser
Frank Berryman
Curt Binstock
Parker Davis
John Downey
William Garrison
Norman Grant
Bial Havens
Henry Hakill
Phil Judd
Agnes Oswald
Bill Aldworth
Elvin Powell
Garth Percival
Paul Moore
Don Woodside
Yvonne Gonman
Paul Orcutt
A. 0. Jacobs
al Schumacher
Finlen Hotel
Public figure Truman MacDonald faces new charges
Truman MacDonald, fined $18 for a traffic violation by Justice Pat McCarty last Tuesday, was arrested Friday on a charge of issuing a bad check. McCarty said the check used to pay the traffic fine is the one in question.
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Boise
UPI
Truman MacDonald
Justice of the Peace
Pat McCarty
McCarty
Suspect Charged In Anaconda Store Burglary
One man, identified as Niles Clark, was in custody on a first degree burglary charge in Anaconda after a Safeway safe was cracked. Bond set at 3500. Clark jailed in Deer Lodge County. Police traced the break to Chestnut and East Fourth with a roof entry and a removed floor safe. Blood on a sledge hammer suggested possible injury to an offender.
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Anaconda
Safeway
Niles Clark
Court of Justice of the Peace
M. J. Sestrich
Clark
Deer Lodge
Galen
Chestnut
East Fourth
Albert E. Smith Dies Inventor of Vitagraph at 83
Albert E. Smith 83 a pioneer in early cinema and co creator of Vitagraph died at his Hollywood home. He and partner J Stuart Blackton devised the motion picture projector after seeing Edison’s moving image display in 1896. Their early Vitagraph films included rapid trains and fire engines.
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Hollywood
Albert E. Smith
Smith
J. Stuart Blackton
Blackton
Thomas Edison
Vitagraph
US Sergeant in Lebanon Shot and Killed
Rebel leader Saeb Salam met President-elect Fuad Chehab and voiced optimism after talks. Meanwhile U S Army Sgt James Nettles was fatally shot in Beirut as U S forces face a rising crisis with about 12 000 troops in the area.
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Beirut
Saeb Salam
Fuad Chehab
Basra
Chehab
U. S
Robert McClintock
Lebanon
Washington
James R. Nettles
Horace Ryals
Oluftee
Fla
Amman
Jordan
Jordanian Development Board
Seven Die When Car Plunges Into Sacramento River
A car carrying nine farm workers from El Paso Texas plunged into the Sacramento River near Princeton California on Saturday night. Seven passengers drowned and two children survived Antonio Garcia 14 and Mike Aguilar 2. Deputies and highway patrol investigate cause speculating the car drove down a steep Ferry Boat Road into 25 feet of water. Three skindivers recovered the bodies.
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Princeton
Calif
UPI
Sacramento
Colusa
el Paso
Tex
Antonio Garcia
Mike Aguilar
California
Marysville
Calusa Memorial Hospital
Six Die In Head On Crash On U S Highway 41
A splintering head on collision on U S Highway 41 killed five members of a Chicago family and Wisconsin man Richard Krasavage. George R. Rice 47 Helen Rice 42 Judy Rice 10 Kenneth Rice 18 Ronald Rice 16 and Krasavage 29 died at the scene Judy died later in hospital. Surviving Rice member George 24 was in Chicago. the family had been returning from a vacation in Upper Michigan. The Rices’ dog was found unharmed.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Chicago
Wisconsin
U. S
George R. Rice
International Harvester Co
Helen
Judy
Kenneth
Ronald Rice
Edward Rice
Richard J. Krasavage
Tigerton
Rice
George
Upper Michigan
Rices
20 Major Bills Between Congress Adjournment
Washington AP reports about 20 major bills stand between Congress and adjournment with education social security and foreign aid seen as pivotal. House passed Social Security and tax measures. Senate faces heavy workload on adjournment rush. Eisenhower seeks restoration of 597 million cut from foreign aid. education bills await action in both chambers.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rules Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Flood Victim Escapes Death Again
John Willoughby of Spencer West Virginia, already the lone survivor of a flash flood that killed his wife and six children, was struck by a lightning bolt and knocked into mud near his family grave. Needing to bury a neighbor, he and his nephew faced a violent storm as floodwaters carried his house away last week. Condolences poured in from across the country.
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Spencer
W. Va
John Willoughby
Ella Smith Willoughby
Willoughby
Newton
Ed Spencer
Jimmy Nichols
Heat Wave Kills 20 in Italy
A severe heat wave in Italy over two days caused at least 20 deaths from sunstroke and heat exhaustion. Many drowning incidents were reported as thousands sweltered, cooling off with swims while temperatures hovered near 100 degrees in several regions.
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Rome
Italy
Daily Papers Sell 55 Million Copies
In the U S there are 400 copies of newspapers printed for every 1000 people. To reach the right person for your offer use a Want Ad. Dial 545 to place your ad to sell rent or trade.
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U. S
Dial
Hussein fires top adviser in royal decree
King Hussein dismisses Court Minister Fawzi Mulki and two Baghdad embassy staff in a royal decree. Mulki, a former premier and ambassador to Cairo, is replaced by Hazan Majali, a royal backer. The firings cite acts against the state linked to the July Iraqi coup.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Fawzi Mulki
Mulki
Hazzan Majali
Majali
Cairo
Baghdad
Bedri Mulki
Ibrahim Salah
Unethical thief targets San Quentin prison canteen
A thief at San Quentin Prison jimmied a barred window, forced a safe door, and took 116 wrist watches valued at 1276 dollars. The theft occurred Friday according to prison officials.
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San Quentin
Calif
San Quentin Prison
Washington Recognizes Iraqi Regime Changes in U S stance on Iraq
The United States on a Saturday recognized the revolutionary Iraqi government that seized power July 14, signaling a shift from prior denouncements. The move follows a note to Baghdad stating recognition is grounded in commitments to the UN Charter and Baghdad Pact obligations.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Iraq
Russia
Mideast
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
U. N. Security Council
State Dept
Waldemar J Gallman
Baghdad
Republic of Iraq
U. S
Divorcee admits killing executive in Indianapolis
Minnie B. Nicholas 42, a divorced woman, said she fired the shots that killed drug company executive Forrest Teel 54. She claimed he promised to marry her and had abused her, after which she waited in his car for hours and then shot him. The killer awakened from a coma after 60 hours and told detectives that Teel provided pills she used to poison herself for headaches.
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Indianapolis
Michael Smily
Minnie B
Connie) Nicholas
Nicholas
Forrest Teel
Laura L. Mowrer
Teel
Mrs. Nicholas
Freight Trains Crash Leaves Heavy Damage in Hammond
A New York Central freight train jumped the tracks and crashed into a parked train in Schererville near Hammond Indiana. Twenty to thirty one cars derailed with coal wheat and merchandise spilled. No injuries were reported and damage was expected to be enormous.
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Hammond
Ind
New York Central
Schererville
U. S. 30
Indiana
Chicago
Atlas Thunders Aloft On First Successful Space Flight
The Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile roared away from Cape Canaveral on its first successful flight test through space. The 85-foot, 14-stage rocket with 350000 pounds of thrust climbed to space, then jettisoned boosters and continued toward a 15000 mile path, marking a milestone for U S ICBM capability and Convair Astronautics plans for full-range testing.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space
Free World
U. S
Air Force
Atlas
Convair Astronautics
Drug Firms Accused of Fixing Prices by FTC
The Federal Trade Commission charged six major drug companies with fixing tetacycline class antibiotics prices, including Aureomycin, in a civil action. Firms named are Chas Pfizer & Co American Cyanamid Bristol-Myers Olin Mathieson Bristol Laboratories and Upjohn Co. The case seeks cease and desist orders and could affect US medical costs for antibiotics.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Chas. Pfizer & Co
American Cyanamid Co
Bristol-Myers Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
New York City
Bristol Laboratories, Inc
Syracuse
N.Y
Upjohn Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Commission
Congress
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Montana Weather Forecast Summary
Montana region forecasts vary by area. East portion expects partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms and showers, cooler trend in places, highs 85 to 100. West portion expects similar conditions with cooling, highs 80 to 90 Sunday and 75 to 85 Monday.
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Montana
Montana West
Huge Munitions Dump Explodes Near Rio de Janeiro
A massive army munitions dump exploded 18 miles from Rio de Janeiro causing panic and evacuations of about 30 000 residents. The army said few injured and no deaths in early reports with fire crews extinguishing the last embers after hours of blasts and spontaneous combustion fears.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
National Radio
Hungarian Vaults Across Frontier
Ferenc Negy a former Hungarian army sergeant used a long pole to cross the frontier and seek asylum in Austria. He vaulted over the barbed wire barrier that has halted many refugees, according to Austrian police reports.
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Vienna
Ferenc Negy
Hungary
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