Syria Expels Three U S Officials Over Coup Plot Claim
Syria ordered three American diplomats from Damascus after accusing the United States of planning to overthrow President Kuwaty. Lt Col Robert W Malloy Howard E Stone and Vice Consul Francis Getton were declared persona non grata and must leave within 24 hours amid claims of U S plots to aid a regime change.
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Damascus
Syria
United States
Shukri Kuwaty
Foreign Office
Robert W. Malloy
Howard E. Stone
Francis Getton
Foreign Ministry
Salah Tarazi
U. S
Robert C. Strong
Dr. Tarazi
Strong
Robert A. Lincoln
Kuwalty
Israel
Stone
Sudan
Iran
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Adib Shishekly
Ibrahim Husseini
Rome
Shishekly
Husseini
Serguei Nemtchine
Sabri Assali
Russia
Efforts to Reach Compromise on Rights Bill Fail
In Washington the first tries to reach a compromise on the civil rights bill failed in the House. Rep. Keating sought unanimous consent to send the Senate version to a conference. Rep. Celler failed to attach an amendment limiting the jury trial provision to voting rights cases. A single objection blocked the moves as leaders denied any White House trading on civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Senate
Celler
D-Ny
Martin
Massachusetts
Sen
Knowland
California
Montana Forecasts Record Fruit Crop For 1957
A government Montana Agriculture Dept report predicts 1957 commercial fruit output will exceed 1956 and the 1946–55 average. The apple crop is forecast at 130000 bushels, cherries at 1900 tons, and sour cherries at 480 tons, with variations due to blight, freezes, wind, and uneven ripening. Ravalli County lags due to aged trees. Kalispell and Polson pack and market fruit for eastern buyers.
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Helena
Montana
U. S
Montana Agriculture Dept
Ravalli
Flathead Lake
Kalispell
Polson
Army Will Draft 7,000 in October
The Defense Department announces a 7,000-man Army draft in October, the smallest monthly call since April 1956. Previous months saw 8,000 in September and 11,000 in August, with 13,000 in April through July, as Secretary Wilson trims military strength by 100,000 by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington U.P
Defense Department
Army
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Congress Approves Major Public Works Money Bill
Congress sent to the White House a final $858,094,323 public works appropriations bill for flood control navigation power and irrigation projects. The compromise funds Army Engineers Reclamation Bureau Bonneville and Southeastern and Southern Power Administrations with $141,878,223 in new appropriations and $20,121,777 continued items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
House
Senate
House Committee
Bonneville Power Administration
Southeastern and
Eeetern Power
Senate Passes Sharply Cut Aid Program
The Senate approved a reduced foreign aid authorization of 3.367 billion dollars, sending the measure to the House. The bill sets ceilings without funding, while a separate appropriation bill to provide actual funds is in the works. Senator Fulbright argued the compromise lacks sufficient money and long term authority for development loans. President Eisenhower pressed Congress to limit cuts and retain ceilings, with House GOP leaders warning of a possible special session if aid is slashed too deeply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
White House
Martin
Congress
Ellender
D-La
Ida Bowman 91 Pioneer of Deer Lodge Valley Dies
Ida Bowman aged 91 and a long time Deer Lodge Valley ranch resident died Tuesday at St. Joseph Hospital Deer Lodge. Born in Sweden June 19 1866 she came to Anaconda in 1889 and married Charles Bowman in 1896. Surviving are five children two sons in law a grandson and wife two great grandchildren two granddaughters a sister and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services 2:30 p.m. Thursday at First Lutheran Church Anaconda with burial in Hill Cemetery. body to lie in state from 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Anaconda
Ida Bowman
Deer Lodge Valley
St. Joseph Hospital
Deer Lodge
Sweden
Charles Bowman
Archie Bowman
C. H. Kirk
Louise
Butte
Phillip Roth
Esther
Minneapolis
Donn Bowman Kirk
Mountain View
Calif
Pam
Jim Mitchell Kirk
Jane Kirk
Joan Roth
Amanda Munson
Pittsburg
Bowman
Ross
Ranch
First Lutheran
Washoe Park Drive
al D. Mattson Jr
Hill Cemetery
Treasure-hunting tips and a global valuation
An expert says there is about 275 billion dollars in sunken or lost treasure across 3,047 sites worldwide. Readers are urged to check Want Ad columns daily for finds or call 5451 to pursue or sell a treasure.
Prison official resignations follow Deer Lodge riot
Deputy Warden Vern Lockwood and Captains Everett Ripley and Harry Berg resign from the Montana State Prison at Deer Lodge after a riot that left inmates in control for hours. Warden F C Burrell noted Ripley’s hostage talks helped quell the situation. Board of Prison Commissioners had not yet commented.
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Lockwood
Ripley, Berg
State Prison
Deer Lodge
Vern Lockwood
Everett Ripley
Harry Berg
Montana
Marcus Institution
F. C. Burrell
Burrell
Indiana
Ripley
Board of Prison Commissioners
Atty
Forrest H. Anderson
J. Hugo Aronson
Frank Murray
Berg
Attorney Jones Drops Dead In Courthouse
Harry K. Jones a 72 year old Butte attorney collapsed and died shortly after 4 pm in the county assessor's office on the courthouse's second floor while conducting business. Firemen and a doctor sought to revive him. he resided at 722 W Park and leaves a son Harry H. Jones in Helena and two grandchildren.
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Harry K. Jones
Butte
Mr. Jones
W. Park
Julia Harrington
Silver Bow County
Harry H. Jones
Helena
Jones
Montana Bar Assa
Minnesota
University of Minnesota Law School
Montana
William Wallace
Northern Pacific Railway
Taylor B. Weir
R. F. Gaines
Peter Breen
Frank J. Roe
Montana Bar Assn
Silver Bow Bar Assn
Elks Lodge
Timothy K
Barbara Jones
George C. Jones
Minneapolis
Catherine
Mary
Margaret Harrington
George Nelson
Seattle
Richards Funeral Home
British envoy declares Oman revolt virtually over
Sir Bernard Burrows, Britain's political resident in Manama, says the Oman revolt is virtually over and only political consolidation remains. He adds the main task now is to locate the chief rebels and determine their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manama
Bahrein
U.P
Britain
Persian Gulf
Oman
Bernard Burrows
Muscat
Kiwanis Governor Elected In Montana District
Joseph Schwartz of Anaconda was elected governor of the Montana District of Kiwanis. Lt governors chosen include Carl Dragstedt Missoula Monty Lockwood Havre Don McCaig Butte Peter Yegen Jr Billings Otto Habendank Sidney. Great Falls named for 1958 convention. Flathead Lake picnic closed the three day gathering.
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Kalispell
Joseph Schwartz Anaconda
Montana
Kiwanis
Carl Dragstedt
Missoula
Monty Lockwood
Havre
Don McCaig
Butte
Peter Yegen Jr
Billings
Otto Habendank
Sidney
Great Falls
Flathead Lake
Arab States Protest British Offensive in Oman
Eleven Arab countries plan to sign a letter to the U N Security Council condemning British attacks in Oman. Arab U N delegates met to draft the démarche for Francisco Urrutia of Colombia, president of the 11 nation August council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
United Nations
Security Council
Hammarskjold Proposes Record High U.N. Budget for 1958
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on Tuesday proposed a new record high United Nations budget of 54.78 million dollars for 1958. The United States is noted to usually cover about one third of the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
United States
Wilson urges merger of Army and Air Force missiles
Secretary of Defense Wilson orders the Army and Air Force to merge their best Jupiter and Thor missile features into a single intermediate range weapon. He names the top missile experts to a three man committee with William H. Holaday as referee. No time limit set for deliberations.
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Washington
Wilson
Army
Air Force
Jupiter
Thor
William H. Holaday
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Cincinnati
Neil McElroy
Defense
150 Men Battle Wisdom Fire Near Wisdom
A crew of 150 men fought a 100 acre forest fire in the Tie Creek Drainage about 12 miles southwest of Wisdom. The blaze was fanned by strong winds and considered out of control late Tuesday, with hopes to contain by about 10 a.m. Wednesday without extra crews or gear.
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Missoula
Tie Creek
Wisdom
Forest Service
Skalkaho Creek
Hamilton
Fred M. Fite
Roger McClure
St. Paul
Neb
Kelly Mountain
Nez Perce National Forest
Five Smokejumpers Mopping Up Fire Northeast of Butte
Five smokejumpers were conducting a tough mop up on a forest fire in Whitetail Park within Deer Lodge National Forest 18 miles northeast of Butte. The blaze, lightning sparked, was discovered Monday and controlled later that night, with two additional men having left the area. Local leaders warned of high fire danger and urged maximum forest cautions.
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Whitetail Park
Butte
Deer Lodge National Forest
Whitetail Reservoir
Whitehall
Danielsville
Bielenberg Road
Deer Lodge
Postal rate bill advances with letter and air mail hikes
The House passed a bill to raise postal rates effective Oct 1, boosting the 3 cent letter rate by four cents, air mail from 6 to 7 cents per ounce, and postcards from 2 to 3 cents. The measure, urged by the Eisenhower administration, faces Senate action with potential ties to postal worker pay and third class mail adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Rep. Rhodes
DPR
Post Office Dept
American Youths Face China Travel Warning
In Moscow a State Dept warning against a Red China trip prompted only slight changes. Forty six planned to ride the Trans Siberian Express to Peiping with two youths withdrawing and two more undecided. The note labeled participation a possible violation of the trading with the enemy act and described a quasi war state between the U S and Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U. S. State Dept
China
Peiping
Orville Schmidt
Frankfurt
Germany
Marion
S. D
Shelby Tucker Jr
Pass Christian
Miss
Dean Hoxsey
Los Angeles
Red China
Prague
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Christian Herter
State Department
Herter
Montana Weather Summary
Montana east and west look for fair conditions with isolated thundershowers mainly in the north areas. Temperatures hold with highs from 80 to 95 and lows mostly above 40 in the west and 50 to 60 in the east. The table shows maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Montana
Doria Faces 13 Charges as McClellan Probes Rentless Scandals
Senate panel chair McClellan alleges 13 counts against Anthony Doria, former AIW official, detailing misused union funds and ties to racketeer Johnny Dio. Transcript goes to IRS for possible tax probes while Doria vows suit against AFL CIO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Anthony Doria
Justice Dept
Doria
Internal Revenue Dept
Allied Industrial Workers
AFL
United Auto Workers
Johnny Dio
Senators
Dio
AIW
Teamsters Union
Robert F. Kennedy
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
New York
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Walter Reuther
David Dubinsky
al Hayes
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Hill
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Miller
Thomson
Wye
Weaver
Anderson
Mont
Aspinall
Metcalf
Rogers
By Sterling Slappey
Montana Weather
Montana Po Min. Pep
Belgrade
Broadus Neoenneenanasced
Butte Saranneenneenacers
Cut Bank
Dillon Drummond Ernener
Cecevemeeene
Glasgow
Havre Tener
Sennenemene
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Livingston
Miles City
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