Congress to Be Hard Pressed to Clear Desks by Saturday
Washington AP report notes the 85th Congress seeks a rapid adjournment this week while remaining business looms. Leaders expect early starts and late sessions as House bills on Social Security, foreign aid, and education await Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
U S Asks Yank Dependents To Leave Jordan
The State Dept. urged about 150 American dependents in Jordan to depart unless essential. An embassy spokesman framed it as a suggestion amid unstable conditions, with no immediate evacuation expected. Jordan and Syria reopened their border after a temporary closure.
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Amman
Jordan
State Dept
U. S
Lebanon
Iraq
Syria
Montana Weather Outlook for East and West Regions
Montana east sees partly cloudy skies with isolated thunder showers Sunday afternoon and evening. Temperatures mild with highs 80 to 95 and Sunday night lows 50 to 65. Montana west expects scattered showers or thundershowers Sunday afternoon and evening with little temp change. highs 75 to 85 and Sunday night lows 45 to 55.
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Montana
House Democrats See No Chance Of New Farm Bill
In Washington the House Democratic leadership rejects another Farm Bill push before adjournment. Speaker Sam Rayburn faults Benson and the administration for blocking a satisfactory bill, while supporters urge legislation to shield cotton and rice from large acreage cuts.
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House
Washington
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Harold Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Rayburn
John Stennis
Miss
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Stennis
Fulbright
Benson
Senate
Weeding Brinckerhoff Speak Thursday at Rotary Luncheon
Clyde E. Weed and Charles M. Brinckerhoff will address a noon luncheon in the Silver Bow Ballroom at the Finlen Hotel hosted by Butte Rotary Club. Attendees from other service clubs urged to reserve via Al Liddicoat. Dr. R. G. Kreeze to open, Chester H. Steele to chair.
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Clyde E. Weed
Charles M. Brinckerhoff
Anaconda Company
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Butte Rotary Club
al Liddicoat
Rotary Club
R. G. Kreeze
Rotary
Chester H. Steele
The
Survivor Mouse Outlasts 1000 to 1 Death Odds at MSU
At Montana State University Biological Station a lab mouse nicknamed Survivor survived two weeks after 17 mice and 16 rats were exposed to radioactivity. MSU physicist Mark Jakobsen questions the rodent's odds and suspects Survivor hid among companions.
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Missoula
Montana State University
MSU
Mark Jakobsen
Jakobsen
Jakobson
Drowning Search For Body Turns Fatal For Officer
An off duty Livingston patrolman Jack Bridgewater died at Harrison Lake Reservoir while diving to recover the body of Tom Barton from Bozeman. Barton was among three who drowned last Sunday. Barton’s body had not yet been recovered until the weekend search.
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Harrison
UPI
Harrison Lake Reservoir
Livingston
Jack Bridgewater
Tom Barton
Bozeman
Barton
Bridgewater
Marine Corps
Northern Pacific Railway
Gallatin
Montana
Here
Billy Smith
Dick Williams
Smith
Williams
AFL-CIO urged to form rival Teamsters union
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. urged the AFL-CIO to consider establishing a rival union for Teamsters members amid accusations the existing leadership is criminally connected. Hoffa defended leadership as unfairly attacked, while Meany urged rank and file reform. Ives noted leadership challenges in founding a new union with credible bargaining strength.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Ervin
Senate
Hoffa
Teamsters
George Meany
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Teamsters Wuld
U S Meat Eatingest Nation on Earth Meat production figures
The article notes U S meat production at 12.6 million tons annually and that 25 percent of world milk is produced in the United States. It mentions livestock selling as one of many jobs and promotes Want Ads with a dialing code 5451 to place ads.
Montana Forest Fires Under Control After Big Outbreak
Three linked fires in the Kootenai and Kaniksu forests burned over 2000 acres. About 640 firefighters, including 22 smokejumpers, worked ground operations as crews wrapped mop up. Stone Hill, Tobacco Siding, and Dickey Lake fires were contained with planes dropping retardant on Kaniksu blaze.
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Missoula
Kootenai
Fred M. Fite
Fite
Stone Hill
Rexford
Eureka
Dickey Lake
Fortune
Whitefish
Kaniksu Forest
Kaniksu
Tobacco Siding
Douglas Pushes Funds for Intercontinental Missile Sites
Air Force Secretary James H. Douglas told a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee that House cuts of 90 million dollars in missile construction funds threaten timely ICBM capability. He urged restoring the amount to support Titan and Atlas site construction at Lowry range and a new squadron.
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Washington
Air Force
James H. Douglas
House
Titan
Douglas
Lowry
Colorado
Atlas
Park Bear Kills Child in Canada
In Jasper National Park Alberta a pursuing black bear dragged seven year old Barbara Christine Coates from a cottage steps and fatally mauled her as her mother Mrs. Jack Coates tried to rescue her. The bear was shot and killed by a cottage owner. Barbara died en route to hospital and Alison, 5, escaped into the cottage.
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Jasper, Alta
Barbara Christine Coates
Jasper National Park
Jack Coates
Rocky Mountain
Alison
Barbara
Barbie
Macmillan Arrives in Ankara for Cyprus Talks
British Prime Minister Macmillan landed in Ankara with Sir Hugh Foot to discuss Cyprus with Turkish leaders following meetings with Greek authorities aimed at easing the violent dispute over the island.
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Ankara
Turkey
Macmillan
Britain
Athens
Cyprus
Hugh Foot
Gromyko Heads to New York for U N Middle East Session
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko left Copenhagen Saturday night for New York en route to the United Nations session addressing the Middle East.
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Copenhagen
Andrei Gromyko
New York
U.N
Middle East
Social Security Benefits Rise in Silver Bow County
Silver Bow County now has 4 263 Social Security beneficiaries receiving old age survivors or disability insurance at 260 104 monthly. John Reed of Butte says benefits rose about 17 percent from last year. Total monthly payments reach 161 088 to 2 230 retired workers and many widows, mothers with children, and disabled workers.
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Silver Bow County
John Reed
Butte Social Security Office
Silver Bow
Reed
Montana
Glendive Garage Destroyed in Early Morning Fire
A blaze gutted Suhr Transport Co shops in Glendive early Saturday causing about 40000 in damage. The frame building housed two large trucks and equipment. Firefighters battled for 22 hours, leaving the city with little water in storage tanks.
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Glendive
Suhr Transport Co
Carl Suhr Jr
Great Falls Transfer & Storage Co
George Smith
Nuclear tests contaminate vast Pacific waters says Japanese scientist
Radio Moscow quoted a Japanese scientist on Saturday claiming U S and British nuclear tests are contaminating vast water expanses in the Pacific Ocean. The remark reflects growing concern over fallout and environmental impact from atmospheric testing.
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London
Radio Moscow
U. S
Pacific
Foreign ministers to hold private talks with Dag Hammarskjold
A sub-summit of foreign ministers and UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold is planned during the General Assembly emergency session on the Middle East. Dulles Lloyd Gromyko Fawzi and other ministers may attend in private talks as a substitute for a heads of government meeting.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei Grommyko
Soviet Union
Mahmoud Fawzi
United Arab Republic
Gromyko
New York
Lloyd
Fawzi
Abdul Mangoud Hassan
Hassan
Newspapers In New Plant In Montana
The Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post move to a new building at 25 W. Granite St. with advertising, business and news departments opening Monday morning August 11. The news department operates Sunday in the new location, circulation moves Tuesday, and phone numbers stay the same.
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Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post
Granite St
Montana Standard
West Broadway
White House Considers Ike Attending U N Meeting
President Eisenhower may attend the United Nations General Assembly on the Middle East to present U S proposals. Press Secretary Hagerty says if he goes the President will leave most work to Dulles and aides, with the plan to offer constructive suggestions possibly surprising. The President, at Gettysburg farm, has kept close contact with Dulles as emergency session in New York looms.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
James C. Hagerty
United States
State Dulles
Hagerty
Gettysburg
Dulles
U. N
New York
Desperate Gunman Flees Empty Bar After Loot Abort
In Sandusky Ohio a disillusioned gunman entered a small bar on Saturday and forced patrons and the bartender to empty pockets and cash register. Finding only 35 to 45 dollars he declared it not worth it and fled. Police reported no injuries.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Nautilus Heads for England After Transpolar Feat
The U S submarine Nautilus sails toward Portland England to be greeted on Aug 12 17 for a unit citation and acclaim aboard the 116 man crew and Cmdr William R Anderson. President Eisenhower praised the transpolar voyage from Hawaii and Iceland as a major military achievement.
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Washington
U. S
England
Portland
Hawaii
William R. Anderson
Iceland
Eisenhower
London
White House
U.S
John Hay Whitney
Pacific
Atlantic
Free World
Year’s Extension of IGY Approved
The IGY committee formally approved extending the program through 1959. U S scientists regret Russia’s restrictions on automatic knowledge sharing from rocket and satellite work. Over 60 governments participate in the 18 month plan ending next December.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Moscow
International Geophysical Year
IGY
U. S
International Council of Scientific Unions
International Geophysical Cooperation
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Park
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Dag
William N. Oatis
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