Soviet Moves To Upset Suez Conference
London reports say the Soviet Union plans to wreck the 22 nation Suez Canal conference opening Thursday and push for a larger Soviet Egypt styled gathering. UK Foreign Secretary Lloyd defended Britain's precautionary military posture as Moscow signals a shift to a broader forum. The United States, Dulles and advisers seek a peaceful canal solution while Egypt insists on broad participation.
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London
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Moscow
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Dmitri T. Shepilov
France
United States
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Greece
Nasser
Shepilov
Russia
India
New Delhi
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Betsy Threat Eases For U S As New Area Emerges
Weather officials said Betsy’s danger to the eastern U S eased while a new suspicious area formed in the same vicinity as Betsy. Miami forecaster Gordon Dunn cautioned New England has nothing to worry about if Betsy bends away from land. Betsy centered about 190 miles east of Stuart Florida moving northwest at 9 mph with top winds near 120 mph.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Betsy
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
New England
Longitade
Stuart
Dunn
Vero Beach
Brunswick
U. S. Mainland
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Weather Bureau
Puerto Rico
Bahama Islands
Fatal Utah Blast Kills 15 at Lariat Café
A blast at the Lariat Café in Monticello Utah injures more than 25 as gas type remains undetermined. The Monday night explosion sent diners flying, collapsed walls and roof, leaving only a sign post and wreckage across the yard. Authorities seek state experts to determine gas source.
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Monticello
Utah
Don Hinkley Child Killed by Car at Home
Sheri Lou Hinkley, 17 months, died when a car driven by her father Don Hinkley backed from a garage. Lake County sheriff investigates. Hinkley is summer athletic director at St. Ignatius and a grade school coach. The death will not be counted as a highway fatality.
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ST. Ignatius
U.P
Sheri Lou Hinkley
Don Hinkley
Lake County
Hinkley
State Soil Bank Fund Payments Expected Totals
The Agriculture Dept. said it hopes to start delivering about 230 million dollars in soil bank payment certificates to state farm committees within three weeks. Payments to farmers depend on cropland placed in the acreage reserve and are estimated by state based on July 27 agreements, with totals including Colorado 4,252,000 Nebraska 32,393,000 Wyoming 171,000 Montana 1,562,000 among others.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Uncle Sam
Department
Colorado
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana Weather Fair Across Regions With Warm Highs
In Montana east and west, fair conditions dominate with a few scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Temperatures reach 85 to 95 degrees in both areas, with brief showers possible in southwest Montana Wednesday and west Thursday. The table lists 12 hour maximums, 18 hour minimums, and 24 hour precipitation ending 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Montana
Ike Names Hare Ambassador to Egypt Amid Suez Talks
Secretary Dulles headed to London for the Suez conference while President Eisenhower announced Raymond A. Hare as ambassador to Egypt. Hare will not attend London. he will depart Cairo after desk clearance. Byroade is reassigned to South Africa as Egypt declines to join the talks. The London meeting will include Dmitri Shepilov as Soviet foreign minister for the first time since his appointment.
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Washington
Dulles
London
Egypt
United States
Suez Canal
Air Force
Suez
Eisenhower
Canal
Raymond A. Hare
Foreign Service
Hare
Cairo
Middle East
Henry A. Byroade
Union of South Africa
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Highway Board Lets Building and Road Contracts
The Montana Highway Commission awarded contracts totaling 1 262 886 for a Great Falls paving project and a five story addition to the Helena highway headquarters. City Construction Co. of Great Falls won the 3 75 mile street project at 673 582.
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Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Great Falls
Montana Highway
A & B Construction Co
City Plumbing and Heating Co
Yellowstone Electric Co
Billings
City Construction Co
S. Birch
S. Birch and Sons Construction Co
McLaughlin, Inc
Nilson- Smith, Inc
Peter Kiewit Sons
Gallatin Gateway South
Gallatin County
Mont
Park County
Wyo
Kiewit
First and Second Avenues
Sun River-10th Avenue South
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President Eisenhower to Meet Dewey Today
President Eisenhower and Thomas E. Dewey will meet at the White House at 8:30 a.m. for talks on politics and the Republican vice presidential outlook. The session is the first since Harold Stassen’ s drive to remove Nixon from the No 2 spot emerged last month.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
White House
Mit
Dewey
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Harriman Nominates Gary for President at Democratic Conventio
Averell Harriman announced that Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary would deliver the nomination speech for Harriman at the Democratic National Convention. He said Gary was the first Oklahoma governor to back his bid and pushed back at reports of faltering momentum. Harriman claimed Kefauver delegates would shift to him after ballots and rejected Stevenson camp’s Truman endorsement claim as an insult.
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Chicago
Averell Harriman
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Gary
New York
Harriman
Fstes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Tennessee
Truman
The
New Yorker
Stevenson
Nebraskan Named Solicitor General
J Lee Rankin an assistant attorney general since 1953 was chosen by President Eisenhower as solicitor general of the United States. The 49 year old Republican from Lincoln Nebraska succeeds Simon Sobeloff appointed to the Fourth Circuit. Rankin heads the Office of Legal Counsel and will argue before the Supreme Court.
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J. Lee Rankin
Eisenhower
U. S
Senate
Congress
Lincoln
Neb
Simon E. Sobeloff
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Rankin
Office of
Legal Counsel
Supreme Court
Rayburn Assails GOP Over Foreign Policy At Democratic Convention
House Speaker Sam Rayburn branded President Eisenhower failures in foreign affairs amid Suez crisis criticism. He accused the White House of passing the buck, warned of perilous times, and urged a return to pro peacetime diplomacy and stronger Democratic leadership. He also criticized farm labor welfare and business policies before installation as permanent Democratic National Convention chairman.
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Chicago
Sam Rayburn
Eisenhower
Rayburn
House
Washington
GOP
Texas
White House
State Dept
America
Free Peoples
Democratic Party
Congress
Raymond
Statewide Highway Safety Meeting Slated in Helena
A Helena gathering on Sept. 17 aims to form the Montana Council for Highway Safety with a fulltime safety director. Attending will be Gov. J Hugo Aronson, Patrol Chief Alex Stephenson, and Walter C. Lunsford of the National Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee.
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Bozeman
Helena
Dean Chaffin
John Rice
Great Falls
Merle Wakley
Billings
Montana Council For Highway Safety
Chambers of Commerce
Chaffin
J. Hugo Aronson
Alex B. Stephenson
Highway Patrol
Walter C. Lunsford
Washington, D. C
National Inter-Industry Highway Safety Committee
Safety Council
President’s Highway Safety Committee
San Francisco
Martha Raye Taken After Sleeping Pill Overdose
In Miami Beach Florida actress Martha Raye age 39 was hospitalized in critical condition after an apparent sleeping pill overdose. Personal physician Dr. Ralph Robbins said she had been despondent for a week and ingested about 20 pills, found unconscious beside an empty bottle by a Black maid at 3 a.m.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Martha Raye
Ralph Robbins
Miss Raye
World War II Air Ace Schilling Killed in Crash
Col. David C. Schilling, a World War II U S Air Force ace from Leavenworth Kansas, was killed in a car crash near Mildenhall England at age 37. He commanded the 56th Fighter Group of the 8th Air Force and Downed 804 planes with 23 aerial kills and 10 destroyed on the ground. He held the Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal.
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Mildenhall
England
David C. Schilling
Schilling
Leavenworth
Kan
U.S
8Th Air Force
Ohio Governor Declines Backing Averell Harriman
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago Gov. Frank Lausche of Ohio says he will not back Harriman for the nomination and plans to keep his favorite son slate for several ballots. Dennis Carey and Gov. Meyner of New Jersey indicate Stevenson support. Truman campaigns for Harriman as talks of a possible deadlock loom in the convention.
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Adlai Stevenson
Democratic Party
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Averell Harriman
Stevenson
New Jersey
Truman
Harriman
Lausche
Sagy
James W. Huffman
Dennis Carey
Essex County
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
Raymond Gary
Oklahoma
Stevenson Says He's Gaining in His Campaign
Adlai Stevenson reports progress toward the Democratic presidential nomination as he tours state delegations. Kefauver signals openness to a vice presidential role while Stevenson’s camp pushes for a first-ballot win with more than 600 of 6862 votes. supporters chant for both Ste venson and Kefauver, and Harriman remains in the mix.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Iowa
Roger Tubby
Truman
Averell Harriman
New York
Kefauver
Tennessee
Harriman
Tubby
Maryland
South Carolina
Montana
Maine
Rhode Island
Arizona
Michigan
Thomas D’allesandro
Baltimore
Butte Visitor Reports $2200 Stolen in Bar Scuffle
Butte police jailed Violet McMann a 36-year-old woman for questioning after a visitor said about 2200 dollars was stolen during a scuffle at the Silver Dollar Bar. The victim K C Benfer of Phoenix associated with the American Motel Assn said the wallet held two 1000 bills and several 50s. An eyewitness saw a woman pick up the wallet and flee. The incident occurred shortly before 7 pm.
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Butte
Violet McMann
Vern Maddock
K. C. Benfer
Phoenix
Ariz
Maddock
Benfer
Assn
S. Main
Joseph Zobenica
Larry Connors
Farm plank watered down despite Brannan plan aims
Chicago Democratic platform committee approved a farm plank that would offer price supports at 90 percent of parity rather than 100 percent as urged by Brannan plan backers. It stops short of pledging specific supports for perishable products while promising to continue practical measures for extending supports, with full committee approval pending.
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Chicago
Democratic Platform Drafting Committee
Brannan
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Fea
Montanan at Chicago Convention Beaten and Robbed
Kalispell Montana rancher P Lee Nelson 50 told police he was beaten and robbed in a taxi near downtown Chicago after attending a Democratic convention session with his wife Grace Nelson an alternate delegate. He suffered a black eye and loss of 75 dollars in cash 300 traveler's checks a 50 watch a 600 diamond ring and his shoes.
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Chicago
Lee Nelson
Kalispell
Mont
Nelson
Grace
Jackson Blvd
Seeley Ave
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