Anaconda Man Killed in West of town Wreck
Forrest Israel Kirkpatrick 76 of Anaconda died after a two car head on collision five miles west of Anaconda around 2 p.m. Monday. Joseph Davis 35 from Hamilton was hospitalized with severe concussion. Davis worked for Kiely Construction Co. and was sealing a highway section at Silver Lake.
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Deer Lodge
Joseph Davis
Hamilton
Kirkpatrick
Anaconda
Davis
Kiely Construction Co
Silver Lake
Great Falls Bay Road Fatality and Poison Man Dies
Two AP reports detail a Great Falls Montana crash where 18 year old Gerald Arthur Youngstrom died after veering into a utility pole near Ethridge. the incident cut highway lights for 40 minutes and marked the 133rd Montana highway death this year. In Elko Nevada, 23 year old Harold L Kraft from Polson Montana died when a car plunged into Wild Horse Reservoir. 20 year old Timothy Coughlin, Mountain Home AFB, survived after being found unconscious.
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Shelby
Gerald Arthur Youngstrom
Great Falls
Ethridge
Robert E. Burns
Youngstrom
U.S. Highway 2
Cut Bank
Browning
Montana
Elko, Nev
Mountain Home
Idaho
Air Force Base
Wild Horse Reservoir
Here
Harold L. Kraft
Kraft
Polson
Mont
Timothy Coughlin
Elko
Antifreeze Kills Three Prisoners at Indiana Farm
Three inmates died and at least thirteen fell ill at the Putnamville state farm prison after drinking a toxic mix of used antifreeze and a soft drink powder. Superintendent Walter Hock announced a full investigation into possible inmate sales of the concoction.
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Putnamville
Ind
Indiana State Farm
Walter Hock
Deer Lodge Jewelry Theft Worth 3300 Dollars
Deer Lodge police report a $3300 jewelry theft at Jewelry and Flower Shop on Main Street. The break in was found Sunday by owner Robert Ingeberg. entry was through a broken rear window. Watches rings tie clasps and small items were taken. the shop safe and repair items were untouched.
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Deer Lodge
Robert Ingeberg
Ingeberg
Voice of America reports Eisenhower Khrushchev talks
The Voice of America broadcasts details of President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's meetings this fall. The broadcast, aired in seven languages, reaches eighty countries.
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VOICE
Washington
Voice of America
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Four Forest Fires Blazing Near Pierce Idaho
Regional Forest Service reports four fires near Pierce Idaho burning 2 000 to 3 000 acres with heavy fuels. Over 40 bulldozers, 34 smoke jumpers, and planes carrying retardant are active. Fire crews from Missoula and multiple forests are deployed as six thousand plus gallons of retardant are dropped.
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Missoula
Mont
Forest Service
Pierce
Idaho
Clearwater Timber Protective Association
Bitter Root Forest
Nez Perce
Clearwater
Flathead
Teacher Confesses Driving Drunk With Student Learner
In Concord Municipal Court two defendants were fined $100 each after police said they drove the same car at the same time while intoxicated. Lawrence Abbott, 36, claimed he was teaching Rita Smith how to drive as the vehicle ran a stop sign, hit a ditch, uprooted shrubs, and ended against a house porch.
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Concord
N.H
Lawrence Abbott
Rita Smith
Montana Gov Invites 1960 Governors Conference to Glacier Park
Gov. J. Hugo Aronson of Montana formally invites fellow governors to hold the 1960 Governors Conference in Glacier Park. Hawaii Gov. William F. Quinn endorses the bid. Conference Chairman LeRoy F. Collins says the invitation will go to the Resolutions Committee for approval.
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Gov. Aronson
San Juan
Puerto Rico
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Glacier Park
Mont
Hawaii
William F. Quinn
LeRoy F. Collins
Florida
Resolutions Committee
Aronson
Lake George
N. Y
Williamsburg
LeRoy Collins
Governors Feud Over Nominee at Governors Conference
Eastern and western governors clashed over 1960 Democratic and Republican nominees at the annual conference. Connecticut's Ribicoff backs Kennedy while California's Brown aims for a favorite son bid. Rockefeller weighs a Nixon challenge as western governors plan a Sun Valley meeting.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Connecticut
Abraham A. Ribicoff
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Brown
Far West
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
House
Ribicoff
Sen
Kennedy
Democratic Committee
Sun Valley
Idaho
Smart Landlords Promoted Want Ads in Post-Standard
A brief advertisement urges landlords to place for rent ads in the Post-Standard. It promises quick responses by calling a designated line to reach prospective tenants seeking vacant rentals.
Trio of Anaconda Youths Fined In Shooting Case
Three Anaconda youths faced fines and suspended sentences after a shooting in Wisdom Saturday night left a fourth Anaconda resident wounded. Bill Smith 19 of Main Street Anaconda injured in the leg. charged with disturbing the peace and attempting to release a prisoner. Ben Lujan 21 of Alder Street pleaded guilty to four counts, fined $250 and received a six month suspended jail term. Sheriff Roberson of Wisdom reported Smith tried to take his gun. Lujan’s penalties hinge on the fine payment.
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Dillon
Anaconda
Wisdom
Monay
Bill Smith
Main
Smith
Beaverhead County
Carl M. Davis
Tom Roberson
Roberson
Ben Lujan
Alder
Court of Justice
James Kochel
Travis Conviction Upheld by Court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeal upheld Maurice Travis 48 of San Pablo California for filing a false affidavit about Communist activities. Travis former secretary treasurer of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers was convicted in 1957 for false statements to the NLRB and sentenced to eight years and a 4000 dollar fine. He remains free on a 10000 dollar bond as 14 Mine Mill officials face a Denver trial on September 21 for conspiring to defraud the United States with false noncommunist affidavits.
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Denver
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
Maurice Travis
San Pablo
Calif
Travis
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Ind
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Ito
United States
NLRB
Catchall Money Bill Falls Short of Ike’s Request
The Senate approved a 1.076 billion catchall bill by 79 to 0 with 466 thousand more than the House but 141.9 million less than President Eisenhower asked. A conference committee will reconcile differences and the funding supplements existing appropriations for about forty agencies and programs.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Three Homers Pace AL to 5-3 All Star Victory
Yogi Berra hit a two run homer to spark the American League to a 5-3 win over the National League in the 27th All Star game in Los Angeles. Rocky Colavito and Frank Malzone also homered for AL while Frank Robinson and Junior Gilliam connected for NL. Jerry Walker earned the win in relief as Don Drysdale took the loss.
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Joe Reichler
LOS Angeles
Yogi Berra
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Frank Malzone
Boston
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Junior Gilliam
Nationals
Robinson
Wally Moon
Cal McLish
Jerry Walker
Baltimore
Don Drysdale
Yogi
Berra
New York
Yankee
Los Angeles Coliseum
Mercy slaying ruled natural causes in infant death
A coroner jury in Denver found that 19 month old Carol Bonner died of natural causes. The mother Shirley Bonner confessed attempting to suffocate the child by placing two leather jackets over the crib. The report cites congenital heart malformation water on the brain and acute pneumonia as causes.
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Denver
Carol Bonner
Shirley Mae Bonner
Fire in Playhouse Kills 3 Idaho Tots
In Nampa Idaho three Bryant children Kathy six Mark five and Mary four died in a playhouse fire behind their home. Neighbor Willard Bradbury an off duty firefighter kicked in the door but could not save them. The victims died of asphyxia and burning while babysat at the time.
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Nampa
Idaho
Kathy
Mark
Mary
Jesse Bryant
Willard Bradbury
Bryant
Cat blamed for blast at Italian miner Crestale home
Vicenza police identify the cause of the explosion as a detonator package and 80 pounds of dynamite in the basement triggered by the family cat. Silvio Crestale, a miner, was not at home. his family survived, but the cat perished.
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Vicenza
Italy
Silvio Crestale
Crestale
Eisenhower to Visit Soviet Union Khrushchev to America
President Eisenhower announced a historic move toward world peace by planning a visit to the Soviet Union while Premier Khrushchev will travel to the United States. Nixon said Khrushchev may arrive around September 15. Eisenhower will visit Europe first.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Moscow Radio
Richard M. Nixon
Warsaw
United States
Nixon
Union of Soviet Socialistic Republics
Khrushchev
Geneva
State Department
Europe
Khrushchev’s US Visit Seen Through American Lenses
AP columnist argues Khrushchev will see America’s farms, factories, and roads but miss the American Way or the deeper prayers and communal spirit. He notes vast regional diversity from New Jersey farms to Midwest combines and Amish life, shaping a nuanced view of living standards and national character.
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Associated Press
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
New York City
Italy
France
Spain
Khrushchev
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Horizon
America
Nixon Toasts Peace as Poles Cheer at Warsaw Reception
In Warsaw the reception for Vice President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon drew cheers from Polish officials and a packed hall at the cabinet palace. President Zawadzki hailed U S Polish unity against German militarism and urged peace amid talks with Eisenhower aides.
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Warsaw
Poland
Richard M. Nixon
Aleksandr Zawadzki
Nixon
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Communist Party
Montana Weather Report for Eastern and Western Regions
The Montana forecast calls for mostly fair skies Tuesday and Wednesday with isolated afternoon and evening storms. Eastern slopes may see 15 to 25 mph southwest winds, highs 85 to 95, lows 50 to 65. Western Montana expects similar conditions with slightly cooler highs 80 to 90 and Tuesday night lows 40 to 55.
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Montana
Chinese and Reds Exchange Salvos
At the northern Formosa Strait the Nationalists and Communists traded light artillery fire on Monday after Nationalist patrol ships spotted several Communist warships near the Matsus.
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Taipei
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Defense Ministry
Matsus
Inspectors Catch Over Six Million Transit Dliers in 1957 58
Four groups of inspectors toured India with station agents and offices to arrest fare evaders. They caught 6 279 507 people in the 1957 58 year, the latest tally reported.
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New Delhi
India
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Drysdale
Playhouse
J. W. Davis
J. M. Roberts
Zawadzki
West Germany
Montana Weather
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Pep
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Butte
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