Dedication day for Anaconda aluminum plant in Montana
Crowds from across the United States gather in Columbia Falls for the dedication of Anaconda Aluminum's 65 million dollar plant. Cornelius F. Kelley will deliver the dedicatory address as tours run 10 to 5 with lunch break. Plant will produce 60,000 tons annually and employ about 450 people powered by Hungry Horse Dam.
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Columbia Falls
United States
Anaconda Aluminum Company
Anaconda Company
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Helena
Missoula
Cornelius F. Kelley
Great Industrial Organization
Kelley
Jamaica
Hungry Horse Dam
Russel B. Caples
Anaconda Aluminum
John Cronin
First Baptist Church of
Kalispell
Adenauer Signals Talks With Moscow Over Prisoners
West Germany demands release of German prisoners held in Russia and Iron Curtain states as a condition for normalizing relations with the Soviet Union. Chancellor Adenauer proposes a Sept. 9 Moscow visit to push negotiations on reunification and a European security framework, stressing the need to free POWs and civilian internees.
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Bonn
Germany
U.P
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Iron Curtain
Moscow
Kremlin
West Germany
Vollrath von Maltzan
Paris
Sergei M. Vinogradov
Adenauer
Fire hits El Rancho Vegas hotel on the strip
A heroic waiter saved two guests during a blaze at the El Rancho Vegas Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. The fire broke out during a floor show with chorus girls, forcing evacuation of 225 spectators while the waiter, overcome by smoke, returned to rescue others. Flames forced control about 90 minutes after ignition, with damage estimates not yet available.
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Las Vegas
Nev
U.P
el Rancho Vegas
British Post Guard Against Attacks From Irish Raiders
Britain tightens security after IRA raids on Arborfield Army Depot. Eight to twenty gunmen overwhelmed an unarmed guard, stealing machine guns rifles and ammo. Three Irish suspects aged 20 to 23 arrested as Scotland Yard boosts protections for Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Eden amid wartime alert atmosphere.
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London
Britain
Scotland Yard
IRA
Elizabeth II
Scotland
Anthony Eden
Sunday Graphic
Balmoral Castle
Eden
Lady Eden
Broad Chalk
Hampshire
British Isles
Arborfield
Joseph Boyle
Donald Murphy
James Andrew Murphy
Pacific General Meeting of AIEE Opens Here Today
About 375 members gather in Butte for the Pacific General Meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Delegates travel from the United States and Venezuela as William H. Mott presides at the opening session in Butte High School.
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AIEE
Butte
Pacific
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Finlen
Butte High School
William H. Mott
Salt Lake City
Mr. Mott
Morris D. Hooven
Newark
N. J
Hooven
United States
Venezuela
BHS
Kidnap Suspect Arrested in California Girl Abduction
Compton police report six year old Joyce Pike abducted after leaving a store with ice cream. Five hours later Everado Martinez, 39, of Artesia, jailed on suspicion of kidnapping under the Little Lindbergh Law. Ice cream man Ed Braden Jr. spotted the pair in downtown Compton.
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Compton
Calif
U.P
Joyce Pike
California
Everado Martinez
Artesia
Ed Braden Jr
Los Angeles
Joyce
Terry Hose
Terry
Woman Killed in Missoula Car Crash Near Highway 10
In a two car collision on Montana Highway 10 six people were hurt and one woman died. Wijtske DeJong, 37, of the Netherlands, was identified as the deceased. Injured were six others from Seattle and Missoula, with serious head and chest injuries. Authorities say ambulances transported the injured to Missoula hospitals. the crash occurred six miles west of Missoula.
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Missoula
Mont
Ralph Simmons
Wijtske DeJong
Netherlands
United States
Jacob H. Bergslien
Gary D. Swenson
Harold Wilson
Sally Wheeler
Seattle
Wash
Harry Koepplin
James Zakos
Miss Wheeler
Koepplin
Bergslien
Swenson
Wilson
Zakos
Montana
Simmons
Twin Bridges Rider Serious After Belgrade Rodeo
Delbert High, about 20, of Twin Bridges, sustained a serious head injury when he was thrown from his horse during a rodeo in Belgrade. He was first taken to Bozeman’s hospital, then flown to St. Vincent Hospital in Billings.
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Belgrade
U.P
Delbert High
High
Bozeman
St. Vincent Hospital
Billings
American student crosses Soviet zone without visa
Lovelia Fried, 20, a Bennigton College senior from Mt. Kisco New York, traveled by train from West Germany to Berlin with only an American passport. She received a German Democratic Republic visa marking the first such case for an American, a feat officials call virtually impossible and unprecedented across 150 miles of Soviet occupied territory.
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Berlin
U.P
Germany
Lovelia Fried
Bennington College
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
West Germany
Miss Fried
German Democratic Republic
Bavaria
West Berlin
Californian and Son Feared Drowned in Yellowstone Lake
A 12yearold boy and his father, Charles M. Brauer, 47, of Encino California, are feared drowned after their overturned boat was found on Lewis Lake in Yellowstone National Park. They were last seen about 4 p m Saturday fishing between West Thumb and the park south entrance. A 74 foot open boat with a 3 horsepower motor was involved as a sudden wind storm struck. A search for the bodies was under way.
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Mammoth, Wyo
Lewis Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Edmund B. Rogers
Charles M. Brauer
Philip
Encino
Calif
Rogers
West Thumb
Washington Republicans lash Democrats in Congress session
Twelve Republican senators labeled the Democratic controlled Congress the let s not it off session and the Congress of procrastination. Lyndon Johnson urged focus on issues remaining before Congress while Republicans blamed delaying Democrats for Eisenhower program failures.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Eisenhower
Sen
Allott
Cole
GOP
Democratic senators seize Paarlberg farm remark as 1956 issue
Three Democratic senators assailed a farm economy comment by Don Paarlberg claiming postwar income drifted from a dream world to near normal. They warned the remark could become a campaign issue, saying farmers are hurt by lower prices and higher costs, risking GOP impact in 1956.
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Washington
Don Paarlberg
Secretary of
Agriculture
Benson
Paarlberg
West Millbury
Mass
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
O'Mahoney
Sen. Neuberger
D-Ore
Glendive Woman Found Dead After Staircase Fall
Mrs. Mary Jarding, 45, of Glendive was found dead at the bottom of a staircase in her home about 5 a.m. Sunday. Coroner Harold C. Koch ruled the death accidental after an apparent fall. Survived by husband Ray and children Phillip and Mary Rae.
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Glendive
Mary Jarding
Harold C. Koch
Ray
Phillip
Mary Rae
Eisenhower Welcomed in Denver for Colorado Vacation
President Eisenhower arrived at Lowry Air Force Base aboard the Super-Constellation Columbine III after a five hour thirty six minute flight from Washington. He was greeted by his mother in law Mrs. John S. Doud and other officials including Gov. Edwin C. Johnson and Denver Mayor Will Nicholson. The President plans trout fishing at the Nielsen ranch near Fraser Colorado later this week and this marks his fourth Colorado vacation in as many summers.
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Lowry Air Force Base
Washington
Eisenhower
John S. Doud
Denver
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Will Nicholson
John Sprague
Lowry Afb
Aksel Nielsen
Rocky Mountains
Nielsen
Fraser
Colo
Released Airman Loses Wife After Red Prison Return
Airman Daniel Schmidt, home from a Red Chinese prison camp after 32 months, appears to have lost his wife Una Schmidt-Fine who has remarried a logger named Alford Fine. Una’s parents support her, Schmidt plans to seek legal counsel in Sacramento, and custody questions hang over their 22 year old son Danny. Una refuses to comment on future plans.
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Red Prison
Nevada City
Calif
U.P
Daniel Schmidt
Una Schmidt-Fine
Schmidt
Una
Alford Fine
Walter Ferguson
Boise
Idaho
Ralph Howell
Bruneau
Danny
Harold Berliner Jr
Sacramento
Fine
Berliner
Red Cross
Travis Air Force Base
Atomic Cocktail Tribute To Peace Conference Drink Recipe
Geneva bartender George Monti created an atoms for peace cocktail Sunday as a tribute to the international conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy. The drink blends blue Curacao, cognac, and champagne in a test tube, then is sipped slowly while awaiting radiation.
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Geneva
George Monti
George
Man Wounded In Argument. Woman Held In Shooting
John Schallenkamp, 30, was seriously wounded when a 22 caliber rifle slug struck his stomach during an early morning argument over a woman's purse. Mrs. June McDougall, 27, has admitted firing the shot at her Walkerville home and is jailed in Silver Bow County.
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John Schallenkamp
FE. Center
June McDougall
Capitol Hill
Walkerville
Schallenkamp
Silver Bow
County Atty. N. A
Rotering
McDougall
East Daly Street
Hill City
Josephine Benz
Montana Weather Forecast for Monday and Tuesday
Partly cloudy with locally strong southerly winds and warmer highs of 80 to 90 in Montana on Monday. Scattered thundershowers develop after noon and persist into night, with cooler, partly cloudy conditions and lighter showers on Tuesday. West Montana expects increasing clouds, potential thundershowers, and cooler highs around 80 to 88, while the east sees cooler, partly cloudy skies.
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Montana
Rioting Convicts Seize Hostages at Walla Walla Prison
Rioting convicts at Washington state penitentiary took 12 hostages Sunday night in a multi area uprising. Warden Delmore said guards used tear gas to drive all but about 50 back into cells in the kitchen area as inmates controlled eight wings. Institutions chief Harris planned to fly to Walla Walla to meet with hostage takers.
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Lawrence Delmore Jr
Delmore
Thomas A. Harris
Olympia
Dr. Harris
Harris
Walla Walla
National Guard
Yanks in Korea Brace for Expected Riot
Thousands of Koreans massed to hear President Syngman Rhee in Seoul while U S troops prepared for renewed anti Communist riots on the 10th anniversary of Korea’s liberation. Demonstrations near Pusan threatened to extend to neutral nations’ truce teams as mobs gathered at the Hialeah compound.
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Seoul
U.P
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Japan
Seoul City Stadium
Pusan
Rhee
U. S. Army
Hialeah
Samuel Morse Known as Artist Before Telegraph Fame
Samuel F B Morse was famous as an artist before inventing the Morse telegraph system. In his early twenties a painting placed ninth among 2,000 at the Royal Academy in London. The ad line hints to selling items and advertising methods, mentioning a five room house in Iowa with a furnished setup.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Royal Academy
London
Iowa
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