Foreign aid cut seems likely despite appeals
The article reports a likely large reduction in U S foreign aid as Congress approves about three billion dollars for next year after last minute appeals. It notes elimination of a military aid cutoff date, the administration’s push, and plans to abolish the Foreign Operations Administration by next summer with uncertain post abolition administration of military aid and Point Four.
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Congress
House
Senate
U. S
Kremlin
Foreign Operations Administration
State Department
Point Four
Senate agrees on compromise to start new atomic power industry
Congressional negotiators end a two day stalemate on patent provisions and approve a compromise bill to launch a new atomic power industry. The measure, backed by the White House aim to involve private industry and share some nuclear secrets with allies, now heads back to both chambers for final passage amid threats of renewed Senate opposition.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
McCarthy Spotlight as Watkins Heads Probe Committee
The Senate committee chosen to probe censure charges against Sen. McCarthy named Sen. Watkins chair and barred TV and radio from hearings. Six members, three Democrats and three Republicans, also named Sen. Edwin C. Johnson vice chairman. Hearings unlikely before the week after next as minor accusations are weeded out. The panel met with Vice President Nixon. two witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment during closed sessions.
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Nixon
Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Arthur V. Watkins
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Colo
Francis Case
R-S.d
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Rwis
Watkins
Utah
Dcolo
Army
Wisconsin
Lawrence W. Parrish
Quincy
Mass
Diantha Hoag
Buffalo
N. Y
McCarthy Targets Army Officers in Peress Case
Senator McCarthy said 30 Army officers had active roles in granting Maj. Irving Peress an honorable discharge and implied all were at fault. He and colleagues opened a confidential Army report on Peress, listing several generals and officers involved, while the Army gave no comment. He hinted at further action in the investigation.
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Washington
Sen. MacCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Irving Peress
Peress
New York
McCarthy
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy Army
Eisenhower Democrat Faces Senate Nominations Hurdle
Washington reports Texas Democrat Wright F. Morrow remains in dispute over his Democratic National Committee seat while his nomination as United Nations alternate delegate sits before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The panel approved nine Eisenhower U N appointments but withheld Morrow’s action along with Lodge and others.
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Washington
Wright F. Morrow
Texas
Eisenhower
Democratic National Committee
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.N. General Assembly
Morrow
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
U.N
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
C. D. Jackson
Roger W. Straus
James W. Wadsworth
Oswald B. Lord
New York
Charles H. Mahoney
Detroit
Ada M. Johnson
East Germans Gain Full Sovereignty From Moscow
Moscow Radio said the Soviet Union handed full political, economic and cultural control to East Germany. It noted recognition of the East German regime as sovereign on March 25 and that remaining Soviet influence through party channels ends. The Soviet council of ministers canceled orders from 1945 to 1953 issued by the Allied Military Administration.
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London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
Soviet Council of Ministers
East Germany
East German Reds Accept Ike Food Aid for Flood Victims
In Bonn, East Germany unexpectedly accepted President Eisenhower's offer of American food for flood victims, reversed after earlier criticism. Otto Grotewohl thanked Eisenhower amid White House gratification as other nations also accepted aid.
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Bonn
Germany
East Germany
Eisenhower
Atlantic
U. S. High Commission
Otto Grotewohl
Washington
White House
Neues Deutschland
Communist Party
Europe
U. S
Berlin
East Zone
League of Red Cross Societies
West Germany
Austria
Danube
Governor Knight and Bride Enter California Mansion Three Times
Governor Goodwin J Knight and his new wife Virginia Carlson entered the California executive mansion three times on Friday. Photographers requested the repeated appearances as the couple celebrated their five day marriage with a tour of the mansion.
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Sacramento
Calif
U.P
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Virginia Carlson
Butte Burglary Missing Safe Worth Over $2000
Police seek suspects after a 1500 pound safe containing more than $2000 was stolen from the Food Bank at 2201 Harrison. A green 1952 Chevrolet pickup, license 1 T 996, vanished from 2040 Phillips Ave and is suspected to have carried the loot. Entry was gained by forcing the front door with a bar and all three locks were sprung. Authorities scan police photos for clues as road checks continue.
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Food Bank
Harrison
B. J. Riley
Montana
Phillips Ave
Riley
al Schumacher
Supreme Market
S. Main
Rupert Odgers
Harrison Avenue
Schumacher
Butte pair jailed after Cactus Inn robbery
Al Stone and Ray Klempki, both of Butte, were jailed after a robbery at the Cactus Inn Bar about 25 miles east of Butte. A roadblock near Sheridan led to their arrest several hours later. no gun was found and they faced continued investigation.
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Cactus Inn
Butte
Sheridan
Jefferson County
Dan Quinn
Whitehall
al Stone
Ray Klempki
Stone
Virginia City
Klempki
Leonard Stone
Leonard Stone.’’ Quinn
Quinn
Highway 10S
Jack Seymour
Seymour
Silver Star
George Bryant
Madison County
Lloyd Brook
Royal Archer
Dillon
Glenn Stevens
E. H. Bacon
Three Forks
Boulder
Butte Montana Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy Saturday, fair Saturday night and Sunday. West of Divide mostly fair with scattered thundershowers Sunday. highs 72 to 82 Saturday, 70 to 80 east of Divide. Friday temperatures 70 max, 44 min. Table notes maximums refer to 12 hours and minimums to 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Friday.
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Montana
Divide
Max. Min. Pep
Billings
Sess Sre
Belgrade Eeresonce
Broadus
Trieste Partition Agreed With Final Boundaries Pending
Western diplomatic sources say Italy and Yugoslavia have agreed on a partition plan to end their nine year dispute over Trieste with only minor boundary changes left to negotiate. The final agreement may take weeks while Rome studies a draft of Yugoslav proposals.
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London
Italy
Yugoslavia
Trieste
Free Adriatic
Rome
Death of Emilie Dionne One of Famous Quintuplets
Emilie Dionne died at a hostel near Ste. Agathe in the Laurentians after three strokes. She had celebrated her 20th birthday with her four sisters May 28 and wore the Oblate Sisters of Mary Immaculate habit. An autopsy was ordered to determine exact causes amid hospital and police inquiries.
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Ste. Agathe
Emilie Dionne
Laurentian Hills
Oblate Sisters of Mary Immaculate
Lac Brule
Oblate
Emilie
Msgr. S. Noiseaux
Montreal
Jean-Louis Taillon
Senate Accepts Time Limit On Farm Bill Debate
The Senate agreed to cap debate on the farm bill and begin voting Monday. The administration seeks flexible price supports between 82 and 90 percent of parity, a shift from the current 90 percent. Key figures include Republican Leader Knowland and Democratic Leader Johnson guiding the talks with Chairman Aiken.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
Johnson
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
House
GOP
Calif
Sen. Young
R-Sd
Sen
Young
Asian Marshall Plan Seen By US and Britain
United States and Britain reportedly map a large Asia aid program to run with a Southeast Asia defense pact against communism. Diplomats say early September talks will invite 11 nations including France Australia New Zealand the Netherlands India Pakistan Burma Indonesia Ceylon and Thailand to form a non Communist bloc with defense and economic cooperation pledges.
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London
United States
Britain
Asia
Philippines
France
Australia
New Zealand
Netherlands
India
Pakistan
Burma
Indonesia
Ceylon
Thailand
Mountain Climber Injured on Try at Granite Peak
A Washington state climber was injured with a dislocated shoulder while attempting Montana's Granite Peak, 12,800 feet high in the Tempest Mountains near Billings. A five-member rescue party pursued the climbers as the group of nearly 50 waits with Camp Crafters.
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Billings
Mont
Washington State
Montana
Frank C. Curtiss
Custer National Forest
Curtiss
Tempest Mountains
Forest Service
Mountaineers, Inc
Seattle
Everett
Tacoma
Ed Slusher
Stillwater District
Washington
Wild Tempest Mountains
Slusher
Flying Watchmaker Sets Sights on Europe Flight
Peter Gluckman, a 28 year old San Francisco jeweler and noted flying watchmaker, departed on a second light plane voyage to Europe. He aims to cover about 5,000 miles despite reports Canada may deny use of Newfoundland as a staging point for takeoff.
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SAN Imancisco
U.P
Peter Gluckman
Europe
Newfoundland
San Francisco
Luscombe
Truman Talks Money to Democrats for Congress Win
Former President Truman told Adlai Stevenson and Stephen Mitchell that Democrats can gain control of Congress in November if they raise enough funds for a vigorous campaign. Stevenson said a strong push could win the House and even a Senate majority.
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Montana
Adlai
Truman
Stevenson
Mitchell
Congress
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Stephen Mitchell
Independence
House
Senate
Hell
Stanley Woodward
Charles S. Murphy
White House
James A. Finnegan
Philadelphia
Michael di Salle
Toledo
Office of Price Stabilization
Paul Butler
Indianapolis
Robert Butler
St. Paul
For Sale ads offer quick bargains and personal buys
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