Khrushchev Mao Meet Urges Immediate Summit On Middle East
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Mao Tse-tung held a secret four day Peiping meeting and urged an immediate big power summit on the Middle East. They left open whether Red China would demand a seat at the conference, with a decision likely in Khrushchev's U N Security Council response due by Monday.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Mao Tzetung
Red China
Peiping
Middle East
U. N. Security Council
China
Chiang Kaishek
Tass
Washington
Security Council
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
India
Lebanon
Bork
Secret Khrushchev Mao Meeting May Shape Summit Talks
Washington officials said Khrushchev and Mao held a secret meeting whose outcomes may influence early summit discussions. Secretary Dulles said he only read Peiping’s communique and offered little detail, noting a line about backing independence movements in Latin America and hinting at closer focus on Eastern Europe. The communique also promised firm support for peoples’ struggles, with further details promised on Page 2.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Red China
Dulles
White House
Eisenhower
Peiping
Latin America
Eastern
Europe
China
Soviet Union
Montana Weather Ahead For Eastern And Western Regions
Partly cloudy with scattered thunder showers expected Monday and Monday night across eastern Montana with strong gusty winds. East slopes of the Rockies stay windy, cooler east, much cooler west, highs 70 to 90, lows 40 to 60. Tuesday brings fair and slightly warmer conditions west. Montana west: partly cloudy cooler Monday, highs 70 to 80, Tuesday highs 75 to 85. Table notes max 12 hours, min 18 hours, precip to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Rockies
Mansfield Asks CIA watchdog for Senate House committee
Senator Mike Mansfield urged Congress to create a Senate House committee to supervise the CIA. In a New Orleans interview he cited past CIA warnings on Korea and Iraq, while criticizing the agency for spending and staffing. He warned the U S may be losing the propaganda war to the Russians.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Congress
Senate House
Central Intelligence Agency
New Orleans
Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield Long
CIA
Iraq
Mansfield
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Korea
Middle East
Jordan
Fresh Yank Troops Land in Lebanon Reported
Fresh American troops and equipment landed in Lebanon on Sunday boosting U S forces to over 13 000. An offshore transport carrying 301 vehicles including 72 medium and 3 light tanks awaited unloading Monday. Landed were 2200 men from the 35th Medium Tank Battalion plus engineers radiomen a medical unit and food inspectors.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. S
U. S. 6Th Fleet
U.S. Will Share In Loan to Bolster Turkey
The United States and two international agencies will lend Turkey 359 million dollars to stabilize its economy. The package includes 234 million from the U.S., 100 million from the OEEC, and 25 million from the IMF. The funds aim to curb inflation, improve Turkey's balance of payments, and support a 12 month reform program.
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UPI
United States
Turkey
Middle East
State Department
Paris
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
International Monetary Fund
Pensioner dies. hidden hoard found near trailer
Joseph Mason 76 died of a heart attack near his trailer in Golden. Police found 14 wrapped $100 bills secreted in a shoe he wore. The incident raises questions about the hoard and the deceased's financial state as investigators review the scene.
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Golden
Colo
Joseph Mason
Undersecretary Impressed by Iraqi Leaders
Deputy Murphy spent 24 hours in Baghdad assessing Iraq's new revolutionary government. He met Prime Minister Abdul Karim Kassem and ministers, explaining U S policy and probing their views. Murphy noted focus on domestic issues, denied外 Outside inspiration, and signaled interest in Nasser ties but not a U A R alliance.
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Iraq
Murphy
U. S
Abdul Karim Kassem
Beirut
Lebanon
Cairo
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Reds Kidnap Goddess of Victory Chariot in Berlin
East Berlin communists abducted the copper Goddess of Victory from the Quadriga atop the Brandenburg Gate along with her chariot. West Berlin officials vow action, sending an envoy to negotiate for her release as she symbolizes hope for reunification.
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Berlin
Marx-Engels Square
East Berlin
West Berlin
Franz Amrehn
Amrehn
Brandenburg Gate
Full Missile Defense Is Billions Away
The United States faces a multibillion dollar, multi year gap to deploy a complete anti missile shield. A test over Johnston Island near Hawaii studied high altitude nuclear effects as Air Force radar networks expand to detect missiles at ranges up to 3,000 miles. Total defense funding rises into the billions with Air Force leading Phase I radar builds while Army funding targets missiles like Redstone and Nike Zeus for testing and construction.
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Pacific
Johnston Island
Honolulu
Army
Defense Sept
Air Force
North American
Helena Boy Dies Of Fire Burns
Helena five year old Daniel Lee Holmes died after severe burns from an accidental kerosene ignition during a bonfire at home. He suffered burns on 75 to 80 percent of his body and died at St. Peter Hospital. Daniel, born March 14, 1953 in Portland, Ore., was the son of Army Reserve sergeant Howard E. Holmes and his wife. Survivors include two brothers, his parents, and grandparents in Colorado. Funeral services were planned for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Hagler Chapel.
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Howard E. Holmes
Garden
Daniel
Portland
Ore
Army
Howard Edwin
Michael E
Edwin Over
Woodland Park
Colo
C. A. Porter
Monument
Hagler Chapel
Mexico rails face troop action if strike continues
Mexico City report that the president warned on Sunday that federal troops would run the government owned railroads if workers do not return to their jobs by Monday morning. The stoppage began Saturday night as followers of Dementino Vallejo seek control of the railway workers union.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
Dementino Vallejo
Union of
Railway Workers
Want Ads Promote Job Openings Nationwide
An ad copy notes that last year Want Ads topped 300 million, nearly two ads for every person in the nation. It urges placing a help wanted ad by dialing 5451 to locate the right candidate for any job opening.
Anaconda Jubilee Parade draws 20000 in five mile celebration
About 20 000 spectators filled Anaconda streets for a five mile parade marking the first day of the Diamond Jubilee. Rain damaged floats and postponed the Saddle Club Rodeo finals to Monday night. The day featured an automobile race at 2 pm and a teen dance at 4 pm. Diamond Jubilee Queen Darlene Unti was crowned at Mitchell Stadium by Clyde E. Weed. The rodeo, produced by Oral Zumwalt with Don Harrington as announcer, offered $1000 in prizes. The Smeltermen's Union float won the grand prize.
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Washoe Theater
Mitchell Stadium
Darlene
Clyde E. Weed
Anaconda Company
Unti
Charles Unti
Anaconda Central High School
Earl Sullivan
W. P. Donnelly
Butte
W. A. Moore
Philipsburg
Smeltermen’s Union
Infant Reported Stolen Is Dead in Porter Wash
The body of Joyce Palmer, a six month old girl from Porter, was found Sunday evening in Grays Harbor County after a five day search. Her mother, Darlene Palmer, 21, reported being knocked out on the day of the disappearance. FBI agents and Sheriff Richard Simmons pursued possible murder and kidnapping leads as they questioned several persons.
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Wash
UPI
Joyce Palmer
Grays Harbor
Palmer
Darlene Palmer
FBI
Richard Simmons
Simmons
Miles City Registers First 100 Degree Day Here
Montana recorded its first 100 degree temperature of the year at Miles City at 3 p.m. Sunday, with several other towns reporting heat. Livingston had a rainstorm and dust, Butte later cooled to 63 after a late- day high of 79. Glasgow 98, Broadus 97, Billings 94, Havre 92. Missoula 73 with clouds and light rain. Precipitation included 0.75 inch at Livingston and 0.18 inch at Butte from a brief thunderstorm.
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Belgrade
Ereenne
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Butte
Cut Bank
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Drummond
Oo Id
Glasgow
Great Falls
Ween
Havre
Helena
Montana
Miles City
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Broadus
Missoula
Livingston
Uptown
Drownings among Bozeman men in Harrison Lake tragedy
Three Bozeman youths died when their boat hit a submerged rock in Harrison Lake near Willow Creek Arm. Survivor Joe Manley reached shore after swimming through choppy water as divers resumed search at daylight. Haggar ty body recovered earlier, with Hag garty, Borden, and Webber named among the victims.
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Bozeman
Harrison Lake
Here
Willow Creek
Jim Hagearty
Tom Borden
Bob Webber
Joe Manley
Montana
Haggarty
Manley
Granny with rifle guards home against freeway project
In Los Angeles a 57 year old widow, Mrs. Lomie Pucket, camped on her property with a 30 30 rifle as the state prepared to issue a condemnation order for the Golden State Freeway project. She demands $8,000, saying she cannot replace income from the rental house and vows to stand her ground until a fair price is set at an appraisal next month.
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State
Arrow
Los Angeles
Golden State
UPI
State Division of Highways
Rayburn Opposes Power Move to Tighten Spending
A major push to curb the House Appropriations Committee control over federal spending meets opposition from Speaker Sam Rayburn and allied leaders. Supporters including Howard W. Smith and Clarence Cannon back a rules change to block a Senate maneuver that would bypass the Appropriations panel. The group also includes John Taber and Albert Thomas in backing the resolution.
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House Appropriations Committee
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Smith
John Taber
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
Car Carries 10 Family Members Off Ferry Into River
In Princeton California a station wagon with faulty brakes carried 10 Mexican fruit pickers relatives off a ferry into the Sacramento River. Eight died trapped in the inverted car. two others survived. Names include Fortino Aguilar 38 and Christina 32 with five of their six children and Mrs Santos Garcia 50. Surviving are Mickey Aguilar 2 and Antonia Garcia 14. Rescue by a ferry boatman and divers followed by morgue identifications.
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Princeton
Calif
Sacramento
Fortino Aguilar
Christina
Margarita
Maria
Fortino Jr
Pepe
Santos Garcia
Aguilars
Chiloquin, Ore
Montanan Killed In Spectacular Idaho Truck Wreck
Gerald D. Phillips, 31, of Yank, Montana, died when his truck plunged about 400 feet off a mountain road into Moyie Canyon near Bonners Ferry Idaho. The crash narrowly avoided transformers supplying Bonners Ferry. Phillips was ejected as the truck broke apart after delivering a log load.
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Idaho
Moyie Canyon
Gerald D. Phillips
Yank
Mont
Boundary County
Phillips
Officer Is Slain Suspect Taken In Big Manhunt
In San Francisco a gunman fatally shot Police Officer Robert J. Morey 41 during a car break in inquiry. A second officer Patrolman Robert Wren was wounded by flying glass as the suspect fled. After a citywide manhunt the suspect Wilbert Murray, 30, surrendered two blocks from the scene, carrying Morey’s revolver.
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UPID
Robert J. Morey
19Th
Arkansas
Morey
Robert Wren
Wren
Coast Guard
Don Davaz
William Flynn
Wilbert Murray
Mideast Crisis Seen As Boost For GOP in Senate
AP dispatch reports Sen. George Smathers says the Mideast crisis could help a few Republican senators win seats this fall while he predicts Democrats will gain 10 to 10 Senate seats overall. The 34 contested seats include 13 Democratic and 21 Republican holds amid a 49-47 party split in the 96-seat Senate.
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George Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
Democratic Senate
Senate
W. Kerr Scott
Matthew M. Neely
W.va
California
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Michigan
Maryland
Connecticut
Maine
West Virginia
William F. Knowland
Rcalif
Mideast
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Adnan Hakim
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Shehab
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