U S Plans to Station Fighter Squadron in Holland
The United States and the Netherlands reached an agreement to base a U S Air Force fighter squadron at Soesterberg air base. The move, hailed as vital for Dutch defense and NATO goals, allows U S personnel and aircraft to operate from the Netherlands for the first time since World War II after long negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Netherlands
Soesterberg
State Department
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Department
Outlaw Red Party Faces Senate House Clash
Senate action to outlaw the Communist party draws White House opposition and moves toward a House compromise. Halleck plans to replace the Senate amendment with a bill stripping the party of legal rights while avoiding new punishments for members. President Eisenhower and Brownell oppose outlawing the party now, warning of broader propaganda and enforcement issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Halleck
Communist Party
United States
House
Justice Department
FBI
Senate House
Department of Justice
White House
Sen. Ferguson
Michigan
Republican Policy Committee
Sen
Knowland
California
Congress
Ferguson
Thurmont
Fisenhower
Brownell
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Humphrey
D-Minn
Oratorical Contest Finals Broadcast Today
Final competition in the Knights of Pythias oratorical contest draws hundreds of high school competitors from the United States, Canada, Hawaii and Puerto Rico and will air Sunday at noon on Radio Station KOPR. Keith Torney took second place in the international contest. Kellogg Idaho is noted as a regional contestant. Alexander the Great is described as born in Europe, died in Asia and buried in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
KOPR
Irving Jacobs
Keith Torney
Kellogg
Idaho
Jacobs
State Police Meet Discuss Training Pay and Public Relations
Attorney general urges city sponsorship of improved police training and pay to attract and retain officers and boost public cooperation. He says better pay proves worth, supports citizenship duties, and enhances trust. Saturday’s meeting covered juvenile delinquency and the Metropolitan Police Plan with officers touring the A.C.M. Employes Club and a cocktail reception. New officers installed include Walter Derray as president and Keith Moran as second VP. other roles filled or renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Police Protective Assn
Butte
Keith Moran Livingston
Walter Derray
Anaconda
Robert Ballard
Great Falls
Joe Hood
Missoula
S. V. Saunders
Bozeman
Vern Maddock
Olsen
Metropolitan Police Plan
A.C.M. Employes Club
Keith Moran
Livingston
C. S. Saunders
Portuguese Goa braces for Indian underground threat
Portuguese authorities surveil suspected pro Indian elements inside Goa with 16 district organizers tracked. Officials warn arrests at first sign of activity and vow armed response if invaders arrive armed, while unarmed marchers may face villagers with wooden staffs and police backed by troops.
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Bombay
Goa
McCarthy and Schine War Sparks Senate Findings
The Big Feud Report favored Schine’s favorable treatment as McCarthy and Cohn accused Army officials of holding Schine as a hostage to derail probes into alleged Communists in the Army. Mundt’s subcommittee may issue a report by August 20 with possible joint Republicans and Democrats views and separate minority views. Jackson and Dirksen work weekend on tentative drafts forming the verdict’s core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schine
McCarthy
Cohn
Army
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Senate
Sens
Jackson
D-Wash
Dirksen
R-I
Marriage License Granted to Johnson and Haffe in Anaconda
A marriage license was issued Saturday morning in the District Court clerk Frank J. McGrath's office to Lawrence L. Johnson and Noreen Haffe, both residents of Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Frank 3. McGrath
District Court
Lawrence L. ‘Johnson
Noreen Haffe
Anaconda Knights of Columbus Family Picnic Sunday
Anaconda Knights of Columbus invite members to a family picnic Sunday August 15 at the Camp Fire Girl camp on Georgetown Lake. A sports program starts at 1 30 pm with James Deming and Tim Calnan Jr in charge. The council provides coffee watermelon pop ice cream and sugar. Members bring lunches utensils and coffee containers.
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Anaconda
Knights of Columbus
Georgetown Lake
James Deming
Tim Calnan Jr
Fred Vanisko
Elmer Johnson
Patrick Sullivan
Joe Callan
Dan Vaughn
Larry Thomas
P. J. Keenan
Jim Hogan
Bill Kuffner
John Murphy
Gene Hamill
Carl Tiefenthaler
Jerry McCarthy
George Vanisko
Charles McCarthy
Bob Kelly
Tom Savage Jr
Jim Deming
Ed Stupen
Dick Devich
Joe Mooney
Carnival at Warm Springs aids patients at Montana State Hospital
About 1,150 patients enjoyed games and 3,000 prizes at the second summer carnival for Montana State Hospital patients in Warm Springs. Visitors included three governor's committee on mental health members and hospital staff noted volunteers and student nurses greatly aided the event, which featured 15 concessions and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Butte
Red Cross Gray
Montana State Hospital
Warm Springs
Louis Wurl
Big Grove
Weldon Higham
Belfry
Daniel McCorkle
Conrad
Walter Needham
Samuel Baker
Joel Donovan
Wurl
VFW and Auxiliary Picnic Scheduled for Aug 15
ANACONDA VFW and auxiliary members and families plan their annual picnic Sunday, Aug. 15 at upper Springhill grounds. Each family brings lunch while the post furnishes refreshments, corn bake, ice cream, and a sports program. Cars leave VFW Hall at 12 30. Committee includes Robert Brunell chairman L Smith Fred Dewing and John Aspholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Upper Springhill
Post
VFW Hall
Robert Brunell
L. Smith
Fred Dewing
John Aspholm
Scandia Groups Plan Picnic at Alder Creek
The Order of Vasa Scandinavian Fraternity and Sons of Norway groups and families will picnic Sunday August 15 at Alder Creek in the Big Hole Basin. Coffee ice cream and pop provided. A fishing contest and games are planned with committee chair Andy Vange and members Ole Stokke Sverre Sanne Oliver Berg Wally Weston Bert Hager.
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Order of Vasa
Scandinavian Fraternity and Sons of Norway
Alder Creek
Big Hole
Andy Vange
Ole Stokke
Sverre Sanne
Oliver Berg
Wally Westin
Bert Hager
Ray Hungerford Laid to Rest in Anaconda
Last rites for 39 year old Ray L. Hungerford were held at the Methodist Church with Rev. Elmer Robison officiating. Music was by Mrs. Royal G. Barnell and Ruth Gustafson. Burial followed at Nevada City Cemetery near Virginia City. Pallbearers included four Hungerford brothers and two brothers in law. Finnegan Co. managed arrangements.
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Ray L. Hungerford
St. Ann Hospital
Elmer Robison
Royal G. Barnell
Ruth Gustafson
Garden
City Four-Square
Nevada City
Virginia City
Robison
Death Summons Nora Shanklin
Nora Shanklin 76 of Anaconda died Saturday at home after a long illness. Funeral services are Tuesday at 2 in the Methodist Church, with burial in Hill Cemetery. She was born January 19 1878 in Clearmont Missouri and married Artie Shanklin in 1898. She was a Debor ah Rebekah Lodge member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Nora Shanklin
Elmer Robison
Hill Cemetery
Dale Shanklin
Harold Shanklin
Adolph Green
Fairfax
Charles Smith
Clearmont
John Carpenter
Balkow
Ollie Kent
Banks, Ore
Zane
Claudia
Dennis Shanklin
Beck & Fischer Mortuary
Tracy Funeral Set for Monday at 9
Requiem mass for Francis Tracy a 35 year old Anaconda man fatally injured after falling from a boxcar on a Great Northern train near Boulder will be held Monday at 9 in St. Paul Church. Burial is in Mount Olivet Cemetery. The funeral cortege leaves Finnegan Co. Chapel at 8:45. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs. Alice Tracy brothers and sisters and extended family.
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St. Paul
Francis Tracy
Great Northern
Boulder
Finnegan Co
Mount Olivet
Alice Tracy
Tracy
al Tracy
M. Geradara
Spokane
Geradara
Chicago
Fred Hummel
Anaconda
Tom Tracy
Butte
Red Chinese Prepare to Attack Formosa
About 100000 Red Chinese infantry and 22000 parachutists are positioned along the China coast facing Formosa, claimed by the Chinatone News Agency as Formosa Liberation Army. Chou En-lai warned the US and other powers against interference, asserting Formosa is China’s territory and vowing to defend sovereignty. The report follows Peiping’s call for liberation and a new command to carry out attacks on nationalist-held islands. The State Department declined comment while noting U.S. willingness to aid Nationalists if invasion occurs.
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Taipeh
Formosa
U.P
China
Chinatone New Agency
Peoples Republic of China
Taiwan
United States
U.N
Chou
Chinatone
Red China
Chiang Kaishek
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Geneva
State Dulles
U. S
Viet Minh Propaganda Efforts In Indochina Lead Some Troops Home
Report notes Vietminh placards and broadcasts persuade French trained Viet Nam soldiers to defect or quit, accepting Viet Minh ranks while families move into camps. Some battalions drop to half or quarter strength as troops abandon arms, with wives joining husbands. French crews cheer Ho Chi Minh then France, a sign of slick propaganda. South Viet Nam government seeks Western aid but resents Geneva accord terms.
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Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
France
South Viet Nam
Geneva
Bus Crash in France Raises Death Toll to 21
In Aubenas France the Friday excursion bus crash fatalities climbed to 21 as a boy and a woman died from injuries on Saturday. Seven other passengers remained in critical condition after the bus smashed through a mountain road guard rail and tumbled 90 feet into the Arreche River. The report notes the Suez Canal as the world’s longest canal used by sea going ships.
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Aubenas
France
Arreche
Stock Show committees named for two day event
Saturday and Sunday events cover livestock judging showmanship, stock sale, and a festival dance. Committees led by James B. Glover Jr and others oversee executive rules publicity class judging finance grounds youth rodeo and sales with coordinating chairs and many members.
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FFA
Yo-Ag
Miners Union Hall
Finlen Hotel
Glover
Livestock Auction Co
James B. Glover Jr
Rial Havens
J. J. Burke
Howard Connell
Lloyd Crippen
G. A. Dyke
A. B. Eller
J. D. Ford
FE. P. Frizelle
J. V. Keyes
Art Lundwall
R. E. McCourtney
Harold McGrath
F. H. Mester
Hugh Murphy
George Schotte
R. C. Setterstrom
Marvin Shaughnessy
Larry Smith
Vern Stansfield
Arnie Strom
W. P. Studdert
George Wold
Fd Atkins
Claire Michels
Cochairman
Paul J. Moore
William Stucky
Law Risken
Tom Wigal
Arne Antjon
C. J. Burns
Duncan Campbell
W. P. Connelly
Ed Hanmer
J. W. Keyes
Bud King
R. R. Miller
Frank Quinn
Owen Smithers
Tim Sullivan
Ed Atkins
G. A. Duke
Lennox Badger
Boyde Baxter
Bob Corette
Don Douglas
Glen Edser
Darell Fenner
Bill Waite
Dick Kunkle
Grounds — Bial Havens
Louis Chittim
Ed Dolan
Carl Gillespie
Charles Hodson
Henry Horton
Les McDonnell
A. H. Peterson
George Patterson
Don Harrington
Fred St. Onge
Ben Stranahan
W. T. Sweet
O. M. Ueland
Gene Stranahan
O. R. Ashford
Jack Carraher
Ed Duffy
Hub Evanskaas
Jim Glover
Warren Hughes
Ruper Kelzer
Fd Lowney
Paul J Moore
Leo R. McDonnell
Bill McBride
Bial Havens
Ed Akin
Bill Palmer
J. D. Murphy
W. H. Pitts
Alan Peterson
Bill Reeves
Tom Rogers
Carl Rowan
Babe Schumacher
Ray Spangler
Ted Traparish
Ted Wellman
Owen Wirak
Bob Henningsen
Paul Brunner
Henry Johnson
Phil Judd
Edwin Jackling
Henry Hausman
Len Waters
Charles Spillum
Senate Debates Foreign Aid Cuts and Indochina Equipment
The Senate clashed over the foreign aid bill with Knowland urging colleagues not to desert the administration’s request. Maybank fought to offset cuts by reallocating undelivered Indochina equipment, while Dirksen and others warned against trimming military aid. The measure totals about 2.99 billion dollars in new funds, with amendments reshaping cash and equipment allocations amid the Viet Nam armistice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowland
Adm. Radford
James A. van Fleet
Sen. Dirksen
R-Iii
Senate
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Appropriations Committee
Sen
Long
D-La
Maybank
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Indochina
Dirksen
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Underground Church in Salt Mine Near Bogota Dedicated
In Zipaquira near Bogota a Roman Catholic underground cathedral 345 feet deep in a salt mountain will be dedicated. It seats 10,000, is lit by 150,000 watts, and is named Our Lady of the Rosary. President Pinilla attends as visitors approach 20,900 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogota
Colombia
Zipaquira
Bogota
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Jose Maria Gonzalez Concha
Hemisphere
French Assembly to Decide on EDC Ratification
Italy has not yet ratified the treaty as written. The French National Assembly will debate ratification on August 28. Western diplomats warn Mendes France’s changes could undermine the EDC by a veto allowing eight years of blocking power and by scrapping the European political community article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
French National Assembly
Brussels
Mendes- France
Commissariat
EDC
Mendes - France
Memory Marv els Fail to Arrive at Rotary Luncheon
Hartford club postpones a luncheon after its main attraction the Memory Marvels failed to appear drawing a blank from attendees and leaving the program incomplete at the meeting in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Rotary Club
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India
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Knights Columbus
VFW
Scandia
Ray Hungerford
Crash
Suez Canal
Butte High School
Farmers Insurance Exchange
Stratoliner
Stetson
Wein S
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