Paroled aircraft thief held after plane theft
Mohave County deputies arrest Inglewood man Marion L. Resner in a Temple Bar cafe after search teams tracked a stolen Piper Super Cub from West Yellowstone to Nevada. Resner, on parole from San Quentin, surrendered without resistance and faces federal charges for transporting a stolen plane across state lines.
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Las Vegas
Kingman
Barney Dehl
Lee Waltz
U.S
Twin Bridges
Mont
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Calif
Mexico
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Falls Airman Survives Plane Crash Near Power Farm
Otto Evers, 21, an airman from Malmstrom AFB in Great Falls New York City, walked into a Power farm house after crash landing his Cessna 140 on Bootlegger Trail by the Teton River. He reported engine trouble forty five minutes out of Shelby and described a dead stick field landing. Authorities had issued a statewide alert before he was found safe.
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New York City
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Bootlegger Trail
Teton River
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Shelby
Evers
Great Ss
Optometrists Elect Leaders at 50th MOA Anniversary
Dillon man Dr. R E English installed as MOA president with Dr. A C Jacobson of Anaconda named president elect as the Montana Optometric Assn marks its 50th anniversary convention. Kalispell’s Dr. C M Antjon and Wolf Point’s Dr. R Sorenson elected at large directors. Ruth Kendall, Butte High student, to receive college scholarship.
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Dillon
A. C. Jacobson
Anaconda
Montana Optometric Assn
C. M. Antjon
Kalispell
R. Sorenson
Wolf Point
Finlen Hotel
G. E. Bowen
Miles City
A. M. Skeffington
St. Louis
Butte Country Club
Jacobson
Ruth Kendall
Butte
Southwestern Optometric Assn. of
Montana
MOA
Jordan Tightens Syrian Border
Damascus reports Jordan tightens security on the 220 mile frontier as Syrian press files harsh attacks on King Hussein. Amman denies issuing any ultimatum and cites a strong protest. Border checks increase while the frontier remains open amid regional tensions.
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Syria
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Hussein
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al Jabal
al Sham
Fugitive Escaped Air Force Prisoner Captured in Ohio
S. Sgt. Milton J. Martin, 27, who escaped Bergstrom stockade near Austin, later stole a plane and crossed state lines. He was arrested at Springfield Municipal Airport by Ohio Highway Patrol and held in Greene County Jail. FBI says warrant filed in Oklahoma City.
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Ohio
Air Force
Greene County
Austin
Tex. S
Milton J. Martin
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Springfield
Ed Mason
Cincinnati
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Martin
Oklahoma City
Budget Reform Backed By Ike Not Favored By Defense Secretary
Secretary of Defense Wilson told Congress that a Hoover Commission accrued spending plan endorsed by Eisenhower could disrupt defense programs and threaten national security. He warned partial financing would create future trouble and leave immediate programs short of cash. The House Appropriations Committee disclosed his closed door testimony.
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Eisenhower
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Butte Not Hit By Forecast Tornado Storm
Forecasters warned a severe wind and hailstorm could strike Butte on Sunday night with winds up to 70 mph and hail to one inch. Crews mobilized, emergency lines opened, and police alerted service companies as the system dissipated before reaching Butte.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Helena
Great Falls
Dubois
Idaho
CAA
Whitehall
Montana Power
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Weather Bureau
Montana
Spanish Train and Bus Mishaps Take Big Toll
In Spain a military train crash near Madrid killed 13 soldiers and injured 68 when it collided with a locomotive. Four cars were destroyed. In Pamplona area a bus carrying 37 nuns overturned into a gully killing eight and injuring 12. The nuns were visiting castles on the Pamplona Estalla highway.
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Sanguesa
Pamplona-Estalla
St. Lawrence Parish
Mexico City Quakes Ripple Through Capital After Major Tremor
Five tremors rocked Mexico City on Sunday following last week's devastating quake that left 68 dead and caused extensive damage. No injuries or damages were reported from the latest quakes as residents braced for aftershocks amid ongoing recovery efforts.
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Mexico City
Montana Weather Summary for Montana East and West
Montana east expects mostly fair skies with scattered thunder showers Monday through Tuesday and strong gusty winds. Temperatures reach 90 to 95 in both days with lows 55 to 65. west will be partly cloudy Monday, mostly fair Tuesday with scattered afternoon storms mainly in the south, highs 80 to 90 and lows 50 to 60.
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Montana
Solon Lashes Ike On Defense Funds
Rep Mahon accuses President Eisenhower of being wrong on defense needs both before and after the Korean War. He says the 38.3 billion defense ceiling and 313 million less than requested show Congress providing restraint while Pentagon holds back.
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Mahon
D-Tex
Eisenhower
House
Defense Appropriations
Korea
Rep
Scott
R-Pa
Columbia University
Texas Democrat
Congress
Pentagon
Rights Bill Veto Seen If Present Form Passes
Vice President Nixon said Republicans have an excellent chance to win the House in next year’s elections but face a tough fight for Senate control as Democrats hold majorities in both chambers. Senator Smathers warned Nixon is overestimating GOP chances and urged caution. Nixon, a 1954 campaigner, said he will push to build a Republican House and Senate in 1958 and may again campaign nationally. Keating pressed for candidates for 1960. Nixon declined to answer on the spot.
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Nixon
House
Senate
Sen. Smathers
D-Fla
GOP
Congress
New York
Keating
R-Ny
Smathers
Ken
Hopes of Keeping Arms Talks Alive Are Higher
Western diplomats in London on Sunday night believed disarmament talks could survive, blaming any breakdown on the Russians. They noted John Foster Dulles’s U N appearance gave the talks a lift, while Moscow Radio’s criticism of open skies proposals did not dampen resolve. Negotiators warned of tougher bargaining ahead before any first stage accord. British sources doubted Russia would accept open inspections for all of the US USSR Canada and much of Europe, protest by Valerian Zorin over gaps for Iceland and North Africa. An Arctic limited zone proposal targeting the area north of the Arctic Circle could gain more attention.
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John Foster Dulles
U. N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Moscow Radio
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Canada
Europe
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Arctic
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Montana orphans visit Disneyland in California
More than 200 Montana orphans from Butte and Twin Bridges toured Disneyland in Anaheim as guests of Benjamin Harrison Brinton a New York stockbroker and ranch owner. The group travels on six chartered buses and will visit Yosemite and Yellowstone before returning home. Brinton aims to spark public interest in adoption.
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Butte
Twin Bridges
Mont
Disneyland
New York
Benjamin Harrison Brinton
McAllister
Walt Disney
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Yosemite
Yellowstone National Parks
Brinton
Nellie Avery
Walter George Dies in Vienna at 79
Walter F. George a 34 year U S Senator and NATO ambassador died at his Vienna home at 1 52 a m EST after a long illness. The Georgia conservative and internationalist twice chaired the Foreign Relations Committee and defeated Eugene Tal madge in 1938 when Roosevelt tried to purge him. He retired Jan. 3. President Eisenhower called his loss a great national impact.
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Walter F. George
U. S. Senate
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Eisenhower
Georgia
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Herman E. Talmadge
Foreign Relations Committee
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Lawrence Camp
Eugene Talmadge
Camp
Metcalf Pushes Pegging of Lead and Zinc Prices
Rep. Lee Metcalf seeks pegged domestic lead at 18 cents and zinc at 15 cents a pound to aid ailing industry. His bill would impose a six cent import tax when prices stay below those levels, suspended after two consecutive months of higher prices. He notes the sector valued over $1 billion with 35 000 direct jobs and many more indirectly, states Montana leads in metals, and reports current production costs and prices.
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Washington
L.P
Lee Metcalf
Metcalf
East St. Louis
Ill
High Source Predicts Action by Eisenhower
A top administration official said President Eisenhower would veto the Senate civil rights bill as sent unless the jury trial provision is narrowed to voting rights cases. The House and Senate dispute over federal enforcement and jury trials for criminal contempt could push the bill to a conference to resolve differences.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House
Senate House
Batista Claims Rebel Strike Plans Smashed
Cuban President Fulgencio Batista said rebel plans for a general strike were destroyed. Proclamations warned workers of job loss if they did not return by Monday. The regime ordered a 45 day suspension of constitutional guarantees and crackdowns on agitators.
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Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Helicopter Visits In Butte Today
A Sikorsky H-19 helicopter on a 2300 mile flight from Geiger Field Spokane will stop in Butte at 2 30 p m to deliver greetings from Gen. Sam W. Agee Spokane Mayor Willard Taft and Spokane Chamber president Henry C. Glaze The 84th Fighter Group crew led by Capt. Omar M. Olsen and Capt. William O Mayfield will be stationed at Geiger Field for the trip with stops in several states and cities later this week.
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Wash
Ninth Air Aeto
Bridgeport
Conn
Butte
Sam W. Agee
9Th Air Division
Air Defense Command
Willard Taft
Henry C. Glaze
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Missoula
Billings
Mont
Miles City
Dickinson
N. D
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Fargo
Minneapolis
Madison
Milwaukee
Wis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Youngstown
Ohio
Harrisburg
William O. Mayfield
Utica
Joseph C. Cook
Luise, Ky
84Th Fighter Group
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Three Boys Admit Plot to Slay Father in Minnesota
Cro sby Minnesota three boys aged 10 13 and 15 confessed a murder pact after Ole Aamodt 55 was found dead near their farm. Ira Aamodt fired the rifle claiming he thought his father was a bear then admitted intent to kill. William and Richard denied knowledge until Ira's confession.
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Aamodt
William
Richard
Ira
Brainerd
Carl Erickson
Young Woman Dies in Harlowton Road Crash
Mrs. Joe Muir age 21 died after a truck she rode in crashed into a bridge near Twodot Montana Sunday. Her husband, a local rancher, survived with minor injuries. This was Montana’s 111th traffic fatality of 1957, compared to 149 a year earlier.
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Joe Muir
Adot
Muir
Twodot
Montana
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