Eisenhower to Help GOP Backers in Rebuilding Campaign
President Eisenhower moves to aid GOP senators and supporters of his legislative program as he seeks to rebuild the Republican party. He may endorse candidates and provide personal help as his campaign schedule allows, aiming to bolster liberal moderates aligned with his policies. Hospital stay and recovery pace limit his outreach through October.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Republican Party
Senate
White House
Dobernns House
Ublicans
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
Thurston Morton
State Dept
Interior McKay
Oregon
Arthur A
Congress
Leonard W. Hall
Paralyzed Butte Man Flown After Auto Crash
Lloyd P. Neier a 36 year old black machine man at Montana Concrete Industries was paralyzed from the waist down in an automobile accident Friday morning He has been flown to Columbus Hospital Great Falls for neurosurgical treatment His home is 413 East First Street He suffered a broken back rib injuries and shock The accident occurred about 12 miles west of Butte on the Butte Anaconda highway and the car overturned Rolling about 306 feet before coming to rest on its top Neier was treated at St James Hospital prior to the flight to Great Falls He was injured when the car left the highway and he was thrown clear of the vehicle witnesses described the system as the first report on the new highway west of Butte
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Lloyd P. Neier
Butte
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Mr. Neier
Montana Concrete Industries, Inc
Silver Bow
Butte Post
St. James Hospital
Neier
Butte - Anaconda
William Madlena
John Bukovatz
Walter Stocker
Dulles Sees Moral Force to Solve Suez Crisis
The United States expects diplomacy and broad international backing to resolve the Suez dispute. Dulles, after talks with Britain and France, cautioned no U S force commitment is pledged, while France and Britain prepare for military options if talks fail. Nasser studies the plan and Egypt asserts sovereignty over its canal.
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Dulles
Dulles Faces Suez Crisis With No Military Pledge
Secretary of State Dulles, in a White House broadcast with President Eisenhower, said the United States has given no commitments to use armed force over the Suez Canal crisis. He urged reliance on a 24 nation conference to administer the canal, while Britain and France prepare for potential action. Dulles emphasized UN principles and warned against immediate forcible action, stating the U.S. will not reveal plans if the conference fails.
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English Channel
Interan
Suez Canal
Cairo
Nasser
London
Alexandria
Revolution Council
Abdel Hakim Amer
Ali Sary
Egypt
United States
Dulles
Washington
White House
Canal
Britain
Russia
Eisenhower
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Great Britain
France
United Nations
Suez
Cyprus
Middle East
Elizabeth
Commonwealth
Empire
U. S
McKeon Cleared of Manslaughter in Ribbon Creek Case
S Sgt Matthew C McKeon was cleared of manslaughter for leading a Marine recruit march into Ribbon Creek on April 8 in which six recruits drowned. He was convicted on two lesser counts but faces a possible three year sentence and a dishonorable discharge. Sentencing postponed. verdict hailed by supporters and noted as a historic Marine case.
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Randolph McCall Pate
Marine Corps
Matthew C. McKeon
Pate
Parris Island
S. C
McKeon
Ribbon Creek
Worcester
Mass
Betty
Maj
Charles B. Sevier
Sevier
Emile Zola Berman
New York
Secretary of the Navy
Irving N. Klein
Act
Brutal Slaying Suspect Jailed in California Case
A 23 year old Los Angeles man, Ray Pastrana, was arrested near Kingman, Arizona, driving the murdered Hollywood publicist William C. Westcott Jr.'s car. He claimed a friend gave the car to deliver in New York. two Navy witnesses were held as material witnesses. Westcott, 32, was found killed in his Hillside apartment after a violent attack leaving the revolver used at the scene.
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Kingman
Ariz
U.P
Los Angeles
Here
Hollywood
William C. Westcott Jr
Ray Pastrana
Pastrana
Mohave County
Peach Springs
Westcott
New York
California
Navy
Robert Eugene Catron
Joseph Bruno Lorence
Piedmont
San Diego
Barstow
Cleveland
Burney Named Surgeon General by Eisenhower
Eisenhower named Dr. Le roy E. Burney, now assistant surgeon general, as surgeon general of the United States. Burney succeeds Dr. Leonard A. Scheele, who resigned to head Warner-Chilcott Laboratories in Morris Plains, New Jersey. Burney, 50, has served since 1954 as deputy director of the Bureau of State Services in the U. S. P. H. S. and was given a recess appointment pending Senate confirmation when Congress reconvenes in January.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leroy E. Burney
United States
Burney
Leonard A. Scheele
Senate
Congress
Scheele
Warner-Chilcott Laboratories, Inc
Morris Plains
N. J
Bureau of State Services
U. S&s. Public Health Service
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Montana Weather Outlook for Saturday and Sunday
Montana forecast splits east and west regions. East half expects fair to partly cloudy skies with cooler southeast and warmer west, highs 75 to 85 Saturday and warmer Sunday. West half sees partial cloudiness with a few showers in the north, highs 68 to 78 Saturday and warmer Sunday.
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Montana
American Bishop Freed by Chinese in Shanghai Release
Bishop Ambrose Pinger an American Catholic missionary was freed from a Chinese prison and is now at the San Franciscan Mission House in Shanghai. U S consulate reports the release after serving his sentence with home listed as Chicago. Earlier records list Lindsay Nebraska as his hometown and ten Americans remain imprisoned in China.
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Hong Kong
Ambrose Pinger
China
U. S
Pinger
Chicago
Lindsay
Neb
Tsingtao
Peiping
Red China
Thomas Phillips
San Francisco
James E. Walsh
Cumberland
Shanghai
San Franciscan
Bishop Pinger
Yellowstone Park Tourist Travel May Set Record
Yellowstone National Park officials report a record tourist year indicated by attendance through July. Through July 31, 1956, 821,987 visitors recorded, up from 744,875 at the same point in 1955, with July totaling 502,574 visitors versus 457,761 in July 1955. The peak single day was July 4 with 19,901 visitors.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
United States Eases Ban on Trade with Egypt
Washington eased a ban on American dealings with Egypt to permit new trading with Premier Nasser's regime. Treasury officials said the move lifts the broad prohibition, while the freeze on Egyptian and Suez Canal Co. assets in the U.S. remains, totaling about 60 million dollars. Ships paying canal tolls may do so with a protest phrase protecting potential future recovery claims.
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Washington
U. S
Nasser
Treasury
Suez Canal Co
United States
Canal Company
Egypt
State Dept
Midwest Hands Harriman Boost
Gov Averill Harriman gains support from three Democratic state chairmen in the Midwest and attracts delegates released by Kefauver. Iowa, Washington and Wyoming chairmen report Harriman leading among committed delegates. new regional chair and other officials switch allegiance amid praise for his stance on farm issues. Carstensen of Washington backs Harriman when released by Magnuson. Wyoming chairman Chaffin notes Harriman’s growing backing as coverage continues.
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Chicago
U.P
Averill Harriman
New Yorker
Iowa
Washington
Wyoming
Harriman
Estes Kefauver
Jake More
Midwest
Cecil Malone
Kefauver
Wisconsin
Philip Nash
Henry P. Carstensen
Carstensen
Warren G. Magnuson
Robert Chaffin
Typhoon Wanda Leaves Path of Death in China
Hong Kong radio reported Typhoon Wanda killed 92 people and injured over 300, with about 200000 left homeless along China’s East Coast. Homeless residents shelter in warehouses schools and other buildings as the storm scourged hundreds of miles of the Red China's coastline.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Wanda
Hangchow
China
Queen Proclaims Emergency in Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth proclaimed a state of great emergency in Britain and ordered call up of army reservists. The London Gazette published the royal proclamation. Britain requisitioned merchant ships and moved Theseus, Bulwark, and Glasgow toward the Eastern Mediterranean to transport troops and supplies. Cyprus bases used to house more troops during school vacation.
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London
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Transport Ministry
Mediterranean
Theseus Bulwark
Glasgow
Portsmouth
Mossadegh to Be Freed Today Amid Regional Tensions
Tehran reports former Iran premier Mohammed Mossadegh will be released Saturday three years after his 1953 treason conviction following his nationalization clash with Britain. Gen. Taghi Riahi, his former chief of staff, freed Friday after three years in solitary. Mossadegh’s hunger strike and force feeding are noted in the account.
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Tehran
Iran
U.P
Mohammed Mossadegh
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Suez Canal
Mossadegh
Taghi Riahi
Riahi
Union and Steel Firms Sign End to Major Shutdown
United States Steel and Republic Steel, top producers, Friday night signed strike ending contracts with the United Steelworkers Union. Jones Laughlin followed, Bethlehem Steel near signing. The 34 day, 650000 man shutdown ends as plants prepare to restart. U S Steel, Republic, Jones Laughlin, and Bethlehem employ tens of thousands each. Production to resume by end of next week with back to work orders sent to regional leaders.
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United States Steel
Republic Steel
United Steelworkers Union
Jones Laughlin
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Steel
Republic
Jones and Laughlin
Bethlehem
John A. Stephens
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Stephens
Coas
Pittsburgh Steel
Crucible Steel Co
Oea Ase
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