Eisenhower to outline Mideast stability plan at U N
President Eisenhower arrives in New York to address the emergency United Nations General Assembly. He will push for a permanent U N force in the region and a commission to monitor radio propaganda while stressing economic aid and neutralizing Lebanon and Jordan. Dulles met Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to gauge Moscow’s stance on Middle East influence.
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Eisenhower
New York
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Mideast
United Arab Republic
United States
Lebanon
Jordan
General Assembly
Washington
Dulles
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Middle East
Eisenhower Arrives in New York for UN Address Prep
President Eisenhower lands at LaGuardia and heads to the Waldorf Astoria to finalize a 3,500 word, 30 minute Middle East speech for an emergency UN General Assembly. Dulles Lodge and Hammarskjold briefed, with Hagerty citing a 8 a.m. start and Columbine III departure.
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New York
Eisenhower
Middle East
United Nations General Assembly
State Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. N
Waldorf-Astoria
Dag Hammarskjold
James S.hagerty
Dulles
Lodge
Hagerty
Washington
Eisenhower UN Speech to be Carried by Major Networks
President Eisenhower will address the United Nations Wednesday with live coverage planned by ABC CBS NBC and Mutual Radio. Networks to televise and broadcast the speech as it unfolds across radio and television.
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New York
Eisenhower
United Nations
ABC
CBS
NBC
Mutual Radio
Plan to Regulate Interstate Billboards Faces Criticism
Secretary Weeks outlined tentative rules for highway billboard limits including off site information boards and restrooms. The plan, tied to federal standards with a 2 percent bonus for compliant states, drew questions from Sen Kerr about driver motivations and site relevance.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Congress
Weeks
Federal Register
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
Brazilian airliner crash near Belem kills ten
An airliner crash near Belem on Monday night killed 10 of 11 aboard. The sole survivor, Cassiano Anunciaco, was injured. All aboard were Brazilian except one passenger, Charles Soodgon, with unknown nationality.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Belem
Loide Aero Nacional
Cassiano Anunciaco
Charles Soodgon
Congress Adjournment Seen Aug 20
Senate Republican leader says Aug 20 more likely quitting date due to heavy legislation. Johnson not pledging a quit date, says work continues. Farm aid and tax reform debates persist as House and Senate seek compromise. Members eye fall campaigning.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
William F. Knowland
Calif
White House
House
Knowland
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Finance Committee
National Treasury
Johnson
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
352 Ton Truck Runs Out Of Control Near Butte
A 352 ton lumber truck driven by Earl Griffin of Steen Minnesota lost brakes on a Hill east of the Continental Divide at speed. It struck a westbound car driven by Mrs. Margaret Russell of Rapid City South Dakota and rolled past another eastbound vehicle before stopping after about 4.6 more miles. Minor bruises were reported for passengers. no serious injuries.
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Butte
Continental Divide
al Boehme
Earl Griffin
Steen
Minn
Highway 10
Whitehall
Griffin
Margaret Russell
Rapid City
S.D
Russell
Anna Mae Carol
Harrison
Boehmer
1700 Marines to Leave Lebanon Before U N Meets
BEIRUT AP 1700 U S Marines will depart Lebanon Wednesday just hours before the U N General Assembly opens for Middle East debate. The move signals easing in Lebanon while Jordan faces potential uprising threats and British warned of plots against King Hussein. Saeb Salam called the step symbolic and insufficient for full withdrawal of occupying troops.
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U. S
Lebanon
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Jordan
London
Hussein
Adm
James L. Holloway
Eisenhower
U. N
2Nd Division
Holloway
Saeb Salam
World Development Fund Bill Offered
A bill to create a world development corporation would let private capital fund overseas investments. Sen. Javits introduced the measure, with Sens. Murray Proxmire and Cooper as co sponsors. The U S government would subscribe to initial capital of 100 million dollars and the firm would raise longer term funds by selling stock domestically.
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Washington
Congress
World Development Corporation
Jacob K. Javits
Montana Boy 12 Drowns in Irrigation Ditch Near Home
Dennis K Stillwell aged 12 was found in an irrigation ditch near Billings after last being seen by his mother at 3 p.m. He died despite resuscitation attempts. He was alone when he fell in and no witnesses could be found. He is the 42nd drowning in Montana this year.
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Billings
Dennis K. Stillwell
Roy T. Stillwell
Stillwell
Montana
Growth of Backyard Pools Prompts Home Service Ads
In 1952 about 8500 U S families owned backyard pools and by 1958 the number surged near a thousand percent. The notice promotes local help wanted and other services with phone contact 5451.
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U.S
Fire Destroys State Sawmill at Miles City Area
A high wind fueled a blaze at Tonque River Lumber Co. sawmill near Montana Highway 8. In about 30 minutes the plant, piles of lumber, saws, motors, and a Buckingham Transport Co. semitrailer were destroyed. About 20 workers moved stock away. one office and a planer survived. damage estimated at 150000 with insurance coverage reported.
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Tongue River
Buckingham Transport Co
Ken Blanchard
Murray Sutton
International Fire Spreads From Montana Into Canada
A lightning sparked wildfire in the North Fork area of Flathead National Forest erupted Tuesday and crossed the Montana boundary into Canada. It burned about 12 to 20 acres as 45 men fought the flames. two chemical borate drops were used in attempts to control the blaze amid reports of limited spread.
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Missoula
Upi
North Fork
Flathead National Forest
Montana
Canada
Forest Service
Fred Fite
Region No. 1
Forest
Fite
Heart Association to Expand Research Spending in 1958 59
New York AP reports the American Heart Association will spend eight million dollars in the 1958 59 fiscal year, the largest amount in its history, to fund scientific research across its programs.
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New York
American Heart Assn
Excise Revision Bill Eases Movie Tax Passes Senate
The Senate approved a bulky excise tax revision bill to simplify the tax on entertainment tickets priced at 1 or more dollars. It would exempt portions under 1 dollar and seeks to raise about 39 million dollars yearly, with House battles over revenue loss and bonding terms for whisky stock.
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Washington
Senate
House
George W. Malone
R-Nev
Alan Bible
D-Nev
Montana Weather and 107-Year-Old Woman Die in France
Montana regions forecast fair with warm days and isolated thundershowers Wednesday and Thursday. West expects mountain storms with highs 85 to 95. In France, Ma rie Langlois of Saint Martin de Bienfaire dies at age 107 years.
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Montana
Lisieux
France
Marie Langlois
Saint-Martin-de-Bienfaire
Submarine Skate crosses North Pole in Arctic under ice
Navy reports the U S S Skate, after sailing from New London Conn on July 30 to explore under ice, has crossed the North Pole surfacing in an ice field about 40 miles away The patrol follows the Nautilus first polar passage and signals potential future commercial Arctic routes for nuclear subs.
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U. S
Skate
North Pole
Polar
Navy
U. S. S. Skate
New London
Eisenhower
White House
Cmdr
James F. Calvert
Cleveland
Ohio
Calvert
Portland
England
Augusta Stearns Misses 80 in Deer Lodge
Augusta Stearns 80, died Tuesday after a lingering illness at her Race Track Creek home south of Deer Lodge. Born September 30, 1877 in Sweden, she settled in Anaconda 1898 and married Gustav Stearns in 1910. Survived by husband, a son Harold Stearns of Harlowton, seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Ross Funeral Home. Burial Hillcrest Cemetery.
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Deer Lodge
Augusta Stearns
Race Track Creek
Sweden
Anaconda
Gustav Stearns
Harold Stearns
Harlowton
Mrs. Arthur V. Corry Dies in Pakistan
Mrs. Mary A. Corry former Butte resident and widow of Arthur V. Corry died Monday in Lahore Pakistan where she lived with her son Andrew V. Corry a State Department employee. She was born in Victoria British Columbia and lived in Butte since 1900s leaving after her husband’s death in 1945. Survived by nephews and nieces including Armstrongs McDonald and Heilman of Arizona. Funeral services and burial will be in Butte.
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Mary A. Corry
Butte
Arthur V. Corry
LaHore
Pakistan
Andrew V. Corry
U.S. State Dept
Corry
Victoria
B.C
Joe D. Armstrong
Paul F. Armstrong
James E. Armstrong
Corry McDonald
Ed Heilman
Arizona
Nautilus Arrives in England After Polar Sub Voyage
The U S Nautilus returns to Portland England after a 19 day Arctic patrol and receives a presidential citation. Cmdr William R Anderson leads the crew and Lt Shepherd M Jenks comments on returning to the sea. Ambassador John Hay Whitney presents the award to Torpedoman Chief Linus J Larch as bands play and spectators cheer.
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Portland
England
North Pole
Stars and Stripes
Cmdr
William R. Anderson
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
John Hay Whitney
Linus J. Larch
Hancock, Mich
Pearl Harbor
Shepherd M. Jenks
San Francisco
Jenks
New London
Conn
Cmdr. Anderson
Crow Agency Child Dies of Polio in Billings
Teryl Lyn Morris four, of Crow Agency, died in a Billings hospital after poliomyelitis struck at home Saturday. She was moved Monday night for medical care. Montana has at least three polio deaths this year with thirty two cases reported statewide.
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Billings
Teryl Lyn Morris
Crow Agency
McKinley H. Morris
Montana
Browning
Blackfeet
Helena
Plane Carrying 33 Lost: Debris Found
A Japanese airliner with 33 aboard disappeared Monday night on a Tokyo to Komaki flight. Debris and oil were sighted in Suruga Bay about 10 miles southwest of Tokyo, but confirmation is pending. U.S. personnel assisted in the search. one American passenger, Howard Kreiss, 34, of Beverly Hills.
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Tokyo
Suruga Bay
Maritime Safety Agency
Yaizu
U.S. Marine
Air Force
Howard Kreiss
Beverly Hills
Calif
Los Angeles
Japan
Am All-Nippon Airways
Youths Register This Saturday For Boys State
Registration and opening day activities for the 12th annual Boys State occur Saturday on the Western Montana College campus. Ninety?eight selected high school juniors from across Montana will assemble for a week of democratic government simulations from city to state levels beginning at 7 a.m. and continuing until lights out, with sessions through Sunday, Aug. 24.
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Dillon
Western Montana College
Montana
Boys State
Sen
Alienation Suit Filed in Silver Bow County Court
James E. Henderson of Crand Junction Colorado sues Lee J. Adams for 350000 in two causes of action plus 200000 punitive damages claiming alienation of affections. Henderson alleges Adams enticed his wife Leona Henderson away earlier this year in Great Falls and Butte.
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Silver Bow County
James E. Henderson
Crand Junction
Colo
Lee J. Adams
Adams
Leona Henderson
Henderson
Henderson Earler
Great Falls
Butte
Leona McQuire
Craig, Colo
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