Soviet expels U S air attache over spying claims
Moscow accuses Col Edwin M. Kirton of organizing spy activity and offensive conduct. assistant Capt Irving T. McDonald Jr. warned but not expelled. U S Embassy protests the move as years of tense Cold War diplomacy continue amid alleged intelligence trips and arrests in Odessa and Kurgan.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Edwin M. Kirton
Unon
Kirton
Palo Alto
Calif
Irving T. McDonald Jr
Provinceton
Mass
Foreign Ministry
Odessa
McDonald
Kurgan
Sverdlovsk
Francis Gary Powers
U. S
Petr Y. Ezhov
If You're Smart Young You Stay Smart Old
Dr. Carl Eisdorfer reports four year study of 60 plus minds at a gerontological congress. He finds that people with IQ 116 or higher show little mental decline, about one in seven. Those with 86 to 116 decline gradually, while 85 or below show a marked drop in mental ability with age.
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San Francisco
Duke University
Carl Eisdorfer
International Gerontological Congress
U S Launches Polar Satellite Discoverer XIII
The Discoverer XIII satellite was fired through fog into polar orbit from Vandenberg. Air Force officials say the near all weather launch capability is demonstrated as scientists hope the jinxed series will yield insights from an instrument package. Recovery of the capsule remains a key objective to test safe return from space. The moon is noted to circle Earth every 94 minutes at altitudes between 161 and 436 miles. Seven Discoverers have orbited prior to this launch with six ejections recorded.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Lee Battle
Air Force
Precedent Shattered as Police Court Appeal Heads to District Court
In Butte, defendant John Oreshek appeals a drunken driving conviction from a city court. Convicted April 25 before Judge John Selon with officer Joseph Mirich as witness, Oreshek received $150 fine and 10 days city jail. He, unrepresented, announced appeal and bond request from a pocket slip. Continued on page 10.
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Butte
John Oreshek
John Selon
Joseph Mirich
Tomary City
Oreshek
Selon
Montana Weather Forecast Fair and Warm Across State
East Montana expects isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers Thursday and Friday with high temperatures around 85 to 95 and night lows near 50 to 65. West Montana stays fair and warm Thursday through Friday with daytime highs 85 to 95 and Thursday night lows 45 to 55.
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Montana
Thursa
Montana West
Woman Charged In Knifing Case
Irma Donaldson, 41, was arraigned on a first degree assault charge after a Wednesday apartment stabbing at 21 W Mercury. Officer statements say a long kitchen knife injured Logan Allen who required 10 stitches. Bond set at 2500. she to consult counsel before plea.
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W. Mercury
Irma Donaldson
Logan Allen
Community Hospital
Alaska Capital Transfer Seems Defeated
Alaska lawmakers faced a setback as the bid to move the capital from Juneau toward the Anchorage region appeared doomed. With about three-fourths of precincts counted, the initiative trailed 19 106 to 16 021 as Democrats won a large share of the primary votes for the 60 seat Legislature and U S Senate races.
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Juneau, Alaska
Alaska
Juneau
Anchorage
Alaska-Fairbanks
E. L. Bartlett
U.S. Senate
Lee L. McKinley
Palmer
Lawrence Brayton
Fairbanks
Ralph T Rivers
David N. Boyer
Kenai
Eisenhower Calls for Business Over Politics Ahead of Elections
President Eisenhower said the nation’s business must come first and urged the Democratic Congress to do the same. He spoke at a news conference amid a heated session with Congress and said he would support his party’s candidates but not campaign from the hustings. He criticized politicking as “silly” and defended long-standing recommendations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Democratic Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Congress
Senate
Senate Approves 4 Billion Public Works Bill For Conference
The Senate passed 86 to 0 a 4,030,010,605 public works appropriation for federal agencies including the Atomic Energy Commission Army Engineers and the Reclamation Bureau. The measure, larger than the President's request, heads to a House Senate conference to reconcile differences and add projects.
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Washington
Senate
House-Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Army Engineers
Eisenhower
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Appropriations Committee
Reclamation Bureau
House
Senate approves Antarctica peace pact with eleven nations
The Senate ratified a treaty with the Soviet Union and ten other nations by 66 to 21, pledging peaceful scientific exploration of Antarctica. It bans military use and nuclear activity pending future international rules, with Eisenhower calling it a model of cooperation.
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Senate
Antarctica
Washington
Soviet Union
Antarctic
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
United States
United Kingdom
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Chile
France
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
South Africa
South Pole
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Classified ad fragment on selling household items
A brief ad fragment invites quick cash for unused items via Standard-Post Classified Ad. It mentions a 1954 Holiday Olds with power steering electric windows in good condition offered at 696 dollars and provides a contact telephone.
Independent McGowan Qualifies in Boulder for County Commissioner Race
James J. McGowan of Boulder qualified as an Independent candidate to oppose incumbent Democrat Ed McCauley for Jefferson County commissioner in the November 8 election. McGowan’s petition listed 138 names, 34 were disqualified, leaving 74 valid signatures, meeting the required threshold of 5 percent of the 1958 commissioner vote.
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Boulder
Jefferson County
James J. McGowan
Ed McCauley
McGowan
Fidel Castro to Intervene in Church Dispute in Cuba
In Havana Fidel Castro plans a speech to sugar cane cooperative officials amid tensions with the Roman Catholic Church. Msgr Diaz warned of suspending services unless religious freedom is guaranteed, prompting government assurances of respect for creeds.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Evelio Diaz
Osvaldo Corticos
Corticos
Msgr. Diaz
Archy
Cuba
Luis Buch
Presidency
Montana Employee Vehicle Collision Seeks 85085 Damages
John Cullen of Butte sues the State of Montana in district court for 85085.63 plus costs claiming a state vehicle parked with blinker signals caused his wreck on U S Highway 10 near Butte on August 12 1957. He cites medical costs lost earnings and 80000 general damages and says the insurer has waived sovereign immunity.
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John Cullen
Butte
Montana
Cullen
Riots Hit Leopoldville As Lumumba Faces Protests
Anti-government rioting broke out in Leopoldville with rocks hurled at Premier Patrice Lumumba’s car. An aide said Lumumba was unharmed, while police fired over mobs. U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flies in to oversee troop replacement in Katanga.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Negro
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
U.N
New York
Dag Hammarskjold
Katanga
U. N
School Post Filled in Madison County
At a special meeting the Madison County Board of Commissioners appointed Mrs Mary Duncan as County Superintendent of Schools to replace the resignation of Mrs Wilma Bennetts.
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Virginia City
Board of County Commissioners
Mary Duncan
Madison County
Wilma Bennetts
Bozeman Dog Crowned Nation's Most Heroic
In Chicago the seven year old event crowned Keg a purebred German shepherd owned by Mr and Mrs William J McMannis of Kelly Canyon near Bozeman and 22 month old Karen as most heroic dog. Keg pulled Karen from a flood swollen ditch saving her life earning a $1000 bond and a gold medal from a dog food sponsor.
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Chicago
Keg
William J. McMannis
Kelly Canyon
Bozeman
Karen
McMannises
U.S
Kuchera Falls Short In Bid For Montana Governor Nomination
Montana hopeful Mike Kuchera failed to meet the required 6 944 signatures by the stated deadline to run independently for governor. Secretary of State Frank Murray counted about 5 246 valid names, while supporters argued the deadline varied, with the bid collapsing after last minute petitions arrived.
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Kuchera
Bozeman
Murray
Ric Webb
Butte
Dorothy Kraft
Kuchera Concedes Defeat In Independent Gubernatorial Bid
Helena AP Mike Kuchera Billings furniture dealer conceded defeat in his bid to run independently for Montana governor saying he will not support the Democratic nominee Lt Governor Paul Cannon of Butte. He avoided endorsing Republican Donald Nutter of Sidney and floated a possible run in four years or a future Legislature bid.
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Helena
Mike Kuchera
Billings
Montana
Kuchera
Paul Cannon
Butte
Donald Nutter
Sidney
Mrs Shulin 92 Taken by Death in Butte
Mrs Brita Lovisa Shulin 92 of Butte died at her brother in law and sister’s home 1731 Wall. Born in Munsala Finland she came to Denver in 1900 moved to Butte in 1906 and married Neil T Shulin in 1909. She was active in Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church now Gloria Dei and in civic affairs. Survivors include numerous brothers in law and sisters in Finland and relatives across Colorado and California.
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Butte
Brita Lovisa Shulin
Joel Bjorkman
Wall
Shulin
Munsala
Finland
United States
Denver
Colo
Neil T. Shulin
Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Lana
Bjorkman
Carl Bjorkman
Paul
William Dor Oo
Dale Siemensa
Ralph Heinz
Englewood
Calif
Elmer Heinz
Los Angeles
Irene Kebler
Crescent City
Anders Ostman
Albert Anderson
Tampa
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