Norway's Plan to Start Ike's Mideast Program Wins U.N. Support
At the United Nations Milton Besser reports mounting backing for a Norwegian plan backing President Eisenhower's Middle East stabilization effort. The proposal envisions Dag Hammarskjold directing steps to safeguard Lebanon and Jordan's independence and to study a regional economic organization as U.S. and Britain consider troop withdrawal.
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Milton Besser
United Nations
U.N
Eisenhower
Middle East
Dag Hammarskjold
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Shukairy
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Shukairy
Faisal
Cairo
United States
Britain
Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Jordan
U.S
Montana Highways Save Over Million For Federal Aid
Montana's Highway Dept. said administrative savings will free more than 1 million dollars this year for matching federal aid. State Engineer Fred Quinnell Jr. noted a 5 percent efficiency gain could bring the figure near 2 million, enabling a larger construction program while maintaining maintenance standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Fred Quinnell Jr
Quinnel
Higway Department
Tax Bills Passed As Housing Bill Advances In Congress
Congress sent President Eisenhower two tax bills and moved the housing measure forward with a two thirds vote plan. A farm bill stalled in the Senate Agriculture Committee, while the House backed redevelopment loans for distressed areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Albert Rains
Dala
Banking Committee
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Farm Legislation Faces New Congressional Stalemate
Washington AP report shows a stalemate as the House rejects Senate compromise attempts on farm legislation. Speaker Rayburn warns the farm bill may not pass this session while Senate leaders push for stricter price support limits and Wool Subsidy Act extensions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Senate Agriculture Committee
George Aiken
R - VI
Aiken
Butte Youth of 18 Wounded in Leg
An 18 year old man, Jack Husband of 2265 Center Drive, was shot in the right leg Friday afternoon while holstering a 22 caliber pistol at his home. Assistant Police Chief Robert Russell said he was taken to Community Memorial Hospital where the wound was dressed and he was not admitted.
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Jack Husband
Center Drive
Asst
Robert Russell
Husband
Community Memorial Hospital
Mineral Subsidy Bill Cleared For House Action
The House Rules Committee cleared a five year subsidy proposal for domestic minerals, with two hours of debate per side and no date set for floor action. Rep. Kirwan criticized the bill as a 650 million dollar windfall for large mining firms.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Michael Kirwan
Ohio
Kirwan
Eisenhower
Clarence Brown
U. S
Wayne Aspinall
D-Cole
Aspinall
Tax Rise on Table as Deficit Fears Grow
On Capitol Hill the possibility of higher federal taxes to curb budget deficits and inflation was raised by Senator Byrd pressuring Treasury Secretary Anderson. Anderson did not rule out tax changes but said no recommendations are ready. The debate centers on funding the debt limit increase and preventing ruinous inflation.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Robert Cavagnaro
Associated Press
San Francisco
Sigma Delta Chi
Luke Wright
Helena
Great Falls Tribune
Clair M. Roddewig
Chicago
Assn
Western Railways
Roddewig
Moonlore and Moon Myths Read Like a Lighthearted Speculation
A playful, nonscientific discussion of moon lore cites varied beliefs from Heraclitus to Saliva Indians and Anninga the sun, quipping that rockets may offer the duller truths. It frames lunar curiosity as a long human tradition with humorous, casual storytelling.
Judge condemns press ban in juvenile court as grave mistake
Dist. Judge Lester H. Loble told Montana Press Assn editors that secrecy in juvenile court destroys faith in courts. He urged Legislature to change the law banning publicity, noting Montana lacks a habitual criminal act and should address that gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park
Lester H. Loble
Helena
Montana Press Assn
Montana
Loble
Many Glacier
Fred J. Martin
Livingston
Park County News
All 99 Aboard Airliner Died
An Irish sea search ended with 35 bodies recovered from the debris of a Dutch KLM airliner that plummeted into the Atlantic 100 miles off Galway. The plane carried 52 Americans among the 99 aboard. Investigators worked to determine if an explosion caused the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Ireland
Atlantic
Galway
KLM
First aid kit malfunctions injures firefighter in Montana blaze
A parachute bundle containing a first aid kit dropped to 325 firefighters battling an 800 acre Flathead Forest fire misfired scattering food and supplies. An unknown firefighter sustained three crushed ribs and was airlifted to Kalispell for treatment.
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Missoula
Upi
Flathead Forest International
Region One
Forest Service
Kalispell
Saudi Crown Prince Arrives to Confer With Nasser
Crown Prince Faisal, premier and foreign minister of Saudi Arabia, arrived in Cairo to confer with United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser on improving relations between the two nations.
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Cairo
UPI
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Montana Weekend Weather Forecast With Thunderstorms
Montana east region stays fair and warm with highs 85 to 100 and a few isolated storms possible Saturday night. West region remains sunny and warm with highs 85 to 95 and possible thunderstorms in the southern mountains late Saturday. Table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 p.m. Friday MST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bomarc Missile Test: Remote Launch Achieves Success
A Bomarc air defense missile was launched remotely from 1,500 miles away and scored a complete success over the Atlantic. The drone target, a World War II B17 variant, was downed as the missile tore off its aileron and stabilizer, while a ground crew of 42 oversaw assembly fueling and launch from Cape Canaveral. The test demonstrated SAGE linked radar assault defense with the missile guiding at terminal phase by internal guidance. The drone landed intact. Bomarc will soon become operational.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force
U. S
Cape
Eastern Air Defense Control Center
Kingston
N. Y
Texas
Mansfield Wins Plaudits for Post With U.N.
Washington AP Senate colleagues praise Sen. Mike Mansfield for a United Nations delegate appointment for a session starting September 16. James E. Murray and Lyndon Johnson laud Mansfield’s foreign service across three presidents and his domestic leadership.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
United Nations
James E. Murray
Senate
Mansfield
China
Roosevelt
U.N
Truman
Manila
Eisenhower
Murray
Congress
Montana
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
H. Alexander Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
What if These All Rang at Once
Industry officials report 52,806,476 telephones in the U S equating to about 33 per 100 people. The text notes placing a Want Ad by telephone by dialing 5451 to reach prospects for items to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
21 Reportedly Killed In Airliner Crash
Gordon E. Dean among the dead as a Northeast Airlines DC3 crashed near Nantucket Massachusetts Friday night. 33 aboard: 30 passengers and 3 crew. four identified at Nantucket Cottage Hospital, 19 known dead three hours after crash.
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Gordon Dean
NEW York
API
Gordon E. Dean
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Northeast Airlines
Nantucket
Mass
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Nantucket Cottage Hospital
KLM
Atlantic Ocean
Shannon
Ireland
Capt. Burnham
David Carey
Ralph Carey
Shell Oil Co
Leroy H. True
Eisenhower denounces surrender talk as nonsense
President Eisenhower stated there is no plan or money to study surrender in a nuclear war and condemned Senate furor over a Rand Corporation project. The Senate quickly passed a bill to bar funding for such research amid unclear reports about studies on U S surrender conditions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Air Force
United States
James Hagerty
Rand Corporation
Corporation
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Butte Boy Struck by Car Seriously Hurt
Steve Campeau aged two was hit Friday night near 1447 Dewey and rushed to St James Hospital with multiple injuries. The driver, William P Preisinger 20 W Broadway, said the child ran into the path of his westbound car. Patrolman Joseph Mirich investigated.
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Steve Campeau
Dewey
Lucien Campeau
St. James Hospital
Asst
Robert Russell
William P. Preisinger
Broadway
Russell
Preisinger
Joseph Mirich
Minnesotan Becomes 104th Road Fatality
A Minnesota family travel van overturned on U S Highway 2 about 312 miles east of Hinsdale. Peter Larsen 51 died. Myrtle Larsen 49 was injured. Patricia 15 unharmed. Kenneth 11 sprained hand and cut leg. The Montana 1958 highway death toll reached 104 for the year.
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Glasgow
Peter Larsen
Thief River Falls
Minn
U. S. Highway 2
Hinsdale
Myrtle Larsen
Martin Dahl
Kenneth Larsen
Montana
Ex-Con Teamster Denies Handling Kidnap Money
The ex-con Gus Zapas, aiding the Teamsters in Indianapolis, told Senate Rackets Committee he did not discuss discarding a ransom sum in 1954. The hearing probes missing about $300,000 of the $600,000 paid for 1953 kidnapping and slaying of 6-year-old Robert Greenlease Jr. The case led to the execution of Carl Hall and Bonnie Heady. about $294,000 was recovered in Hall’s St. Louis room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gus Zapas
Teamsters Union
Indianapolis
Senate
Zapas
Robert Greenlease Jr
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Greenlease Boy
Kansas City
Hall
St. Louis
Glacier Park Fire Turns Toward Containment
Glacier National Park faces a turning point as the 1200 acre blaze shows signs of waning. Fire Line Chief Spurgeon notes progress with only a ridge hotspot and predicts likely control after a wind shift Saturday afternoon. Over 400 firefighters, planes delivering borate, and seven mile fire lines mark the effort.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Glacier National Park
Stanley Spurgeon
Spurgeon
Gordon Bender
Bridegroom Declines Wedding In Spanish Church
In Leon Spain the bride fainted as the priest asked Pio Cela to pledge marriage. Cela answered no, stood, left with his car, and drove away as shocked guests watched.
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Leon
Spain
UPI
Pio Cela
Cela
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