International Suez Canal Board Proposed By United States
Secretary of State Dulles urged a United Nations linked international board with Egypt to run the Suez Canal as part of a four point plan presented for a settlement at the 22 nation conference. He condemned Egypt's July 26 nationalization as undermining world confidence.
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London
Dulles
United Nations
Egypt
Suez Canal
United States
Britain
France
Suez
Eden
Russia
Dmitri Shepilov
Mediterranean
Shepilov
FBI Chief Hosteny Transferred. Gearity Arrives in Butte
Richard N. Hosteny of the Montana Idaho FBI division is reassigned to Norfolk Virginia to head a unit there. Thomas J. Gearity arrives from Louisville Kentucky to take over in Butte as Hosteny’s successor with a career spanning Milwaukee Chicago Washington Los Angeles and Louisville.
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Richard N. Hosteny
Montana-Idaho
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Butte
Norfolk
Hosteny
Thomas J. Gearity
Louisville
Gearity
New York
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Spaniel Earns Heroic Credit For Dillon Man Rescue
Retired WWI veteran Arthur Staudenmeyer fell ill in Birch Creek country while fetching wood. His cocker spaniel Sparky alerted forest ranger Al Muchmore and engineer Charles Wingard, guiding them to the stranded man. Staudenmeyer was transported to Barrett Hospital with Sparky staying nearby.
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Dillon
Arthur Staudenmeyer
Barrett
Sparky
Staudemeyer
Birch Creek
Birch and
Gorsh Creeks
al Muchmore
Charles Wingard
Tendoy Lake
Thief Creek
John McDonald
R. Wendell Poundstone
Beaverhead
Hosiital
Suspect in Reardon Beating Case Arrested in Washington
Port Angeles sheriff announces arrest of a 22 year old Butte man in connection with the brutal beating of Mrs. Gladys Reardon and her daughter Frankie Louise at their Harrison Avenue home during a burglary. Both victims hospitalized with serious injuries. $100 stolen after the attacker fled.
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Port Angeles
Wash
William L. Dalling
Gladys Reardon
Frankie Louise
Harrison Ave
Community Memorial Hospital
Miss Reardon
Dalling
Butte
Missoula
Washington
Montana Records Four More Highway Deaths
Montana reports four additional highway fatalities this week, boosting the year total to 160. In Missoula two itinerant farm workers, James L. Smith and Joseph Hunter, were killed when their pickup left U.S. Highway 10 near Beavertail Hill. Bradley Williamson of Cheyenne was injured. investigators unsure who drove.
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Montana
Idaho
Missoula
U.P
Wyoming
U.S. Highway 10
Here
Missoula County
E. W. Zisemer
James L. Smith
Joseph Hunter
Rockville
Bradley Williamson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Democrats Plan State Platform Meeting in Helena
The Democratic state platform convention opens in Helena at the Marlow Theater on August 27 at 10 a.m. Rep. Lee Metcalf will head the Platform Committee with a slate including Sen. James Murray Sen. Mike Mansfield Atty. Gen. Arnold Olsen and other party nominees. The gathering will elect officers and adopt the fall campaign platform.
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Shelby
Helena
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Jack Toole
Metcalf
Marlow Theater
James E. Murray
Mike Mansfield
Arnold H. Olsen
LeRoy H. Anderson
Conrad
Congress
Paul Cannon
Forrest H. Anderson
Frank Murray
Mary M. Condon
John J. Holmes
Horace F.casey
Lou Boedecker
Railroad Commission
Democratic Legislative Advisory Committee
H. H. Anderson
Libby
William A. Groff
Victor
D. M
Want Ads offer quick antique sale via phone line
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Grace
Damaging Hail Strikes Butte Area Twice in Minutes
A rambing hail storm hit Butte's Flat area then returned minutes later, damaging mining city flower and vegetable gardens and lawns. A Weather Bureau observer noted two bursts, first at 5 20 p m lasting four minutes then a second at 6 23 p m lasting five minutes. The storm affected Bud Parrett's Four Mile Vue home.
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Butte
Weather Bureau
CAA
Bud Parrett
Montana Weather Forecast for East and West Regions
Eastern Montana: considerable cloudiness cooler with scattered showers. southwest and extreme south expect partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms Friday and Friday night. Highs 65-70 north to 80-85 south. cooler Friday night. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer with widely scattered thunderstorms. Western Montana: partly cloudy Friday and Saturday with scattered afternoon and night storms. cooler Friday and Friday night. Highs Friday 75-85. The table shows 12 hour highs, 18 hour lows, and 24 hour rainfall in MST.
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Montana
GOP Show Program Outlined For National Convention
The Republican plan calls for a brisk concise convention from Monday afternoon through Eisenhower's renomination on Wednesday. Nixon's renomination faces little opposition. The finale includes acceptance speeches by presidential and vice presidential nominees. Actor George Murphy says the format will be streamlined with multiple brief speakers and no long verbiage.
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San Francisco
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
George Murphy
Hollywood
National Committee
Murphy
State GOP Unit Meets Monday
Montana's 14 delegates and 14 alternates to the National Republican Convention in San Francisco will meet Monday morning at the El Cortez Hotel for a breakfast hosted by Wellington Rankin, Helen Knowles, and Gladys Knowles. Arnold, Montana secretary of state, leads the slate pledged to his preferred candidate, with votes to be released on first ballot as per state rules. Delegates are bound to back Nixon for renomination, and travel plans for several members were announced ahead of Friday or Saturday departures.
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Montana
San Francisco
el Cortez
Wellington D. Rankin
Helena
Gladys E. Knowles
Billings
Glenn H. Larson
Thompson Falls
S. C. Arnold
Arnold
Lar
America First
Daly
Eisenhower
Larson
Knowles
Butte
Missoula Boy 9 Drowned Near East Missoula
A 9 year old East Missoula boy named Dale Mokert drowned in the Clark Fork River about five miles east of Missoula near the Bandman Bridge while fishing with friends. He could not swim and was last seen around 6 p.m. by companions as rescuers searched the river area into the night with plans to resume the next day.
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Missoula
U.P
East Missoula
Dale Mokert
Ted Mokert
Clark Fork
Bandman Bridge
Iver
Stevenson Leaves VP Pick to Convention Free Processes
Adlai Stevenson told the Democratic Convention that the vice presidential nominee should be chosen by the free processes of the convention. He received a thunderous ovation after nomination and urged delegates to determine the ticket, arguing the VP choice is as important as the presidency and noting past presidents who did not complete terms. He warned about Eisenhower and Nixon and stressed presidential stature for the running mate.
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Stevenson
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Stevenson wins nomination and opens vice presidential choice
Adlai Stevenson clinched the Democratic presidential nomination at the Chicago convention and declared the vice presidential pick would come from the convention through free processes. He aims to tilt the race against Nixon and Eisenhower, leaving Harriman behind with a formal acceptance to follow.
Democratic National Convention Program Overview
Chicago reports the Friday schedule with morning activities starting at 10 a.m. MST including invocation and the Star Spangled Banner. Balloting for vice presidential nominees occurs before a night session at 6 p.m. MST with addresses by Harry S. Truman the vice presidential and presidential nominees followed by benediction and adjournment.
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Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Mansfield Hails Adlai as Leader
Senator Mansfield said Stevenson is in the 1956 race as the Democratic standard bearer. He credited Stevenson’s rising strength helped by Truman’s opposition and predicted Stevenson can unite the party and win the independent vote in November.
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Mansfield
Adlai
Chicago
Michigan
New Jersey
Stevenson
Mike Mansfield
Sen. Mansfield
Truman
Balloting Split Shifts Delegates in Democratic National Convention
Chicago report on the first ballot roll call shows state allocations and candidate tallies. Colorado splits 20 votes with Harriman six and Stevenson thirteen. Montana 16 votes to Harriman six and Stevenson ten. Nebraska 12 votes for Stevenson twelve.
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Harriman
Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Colorado
Chandler
Montana
Nebraska
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