Nasserites Reach for U.N. Help in Middle East Crisis
Cairo sources report Nasserite forces buoyant after U.N. General Assembly debate on the Middle East. Feisal and Nasser renew ties with Saudi Arabia while Iraq Libya and Sudan show support. Cairo hopes the U.N. will back Nasser with a six point plan and consider Western forces’ exit from Lebanon and Jordan. A cultural unity move with Iraq signals possible federation with the U.A.R.
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Ontario Prison Riot Sets Fire to Five Buildings at Collins Bay
Prisoners during a Sunday recreation period at Collins Bay penitentiary in Kingston rioted and burned five buildings including a carpenter shop paint shop and yard building. Guards used firearms to regain control with 400 inmates back in cells by 4 p.m. One guard hospitalized with head injury and a prisoner shot in the leg. Police RCMP army provost corps aided. officials call the outbreak spontaneous with 30 to 50 shots heard outside the walls.
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Kingston, Ont
Collins Bay Penitentiary
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Army Provost
Tractor Frees Girl Hurt In Auto Wreck
An Anaconda farmer used a tractor to lift an overturned car off a teenage girl, Grace Jensen, 14, who suffered facial burns from battery acid. She was taken to St James Hospital in Butte and then seen by an eye specialist after initial emergency care at St Ann Hospital. The driver, Richard Howard, 15, also received treatment. A second Anaconda resident was hospitalized for observation after a side collision with a gasoline truck on U.S. Highway 10.
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Leslie C. Jensen
W. Park
Anaconda
St. James Hospital
Butte
Miss Jensen
Richard Howard
Beninger
Elmer Beninger
St. Ann Hospital
Howard
Here
Ralph Hinman
Hinman
Tired Postmen Report 50 Billion Letters Last Year
Domestic letter mail in the United States reached 50 billion 384 million pieces last year with 309 pieces per capita. The notice suggests including the address in want ads so out of town readers can respond, and provides a dialing number 5451 to place ads for rent, sale, hire, or trade.
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U. S
Uncle Kierdorf Surrenders Over Flint Fire Case
Michigan Atty Gen says Herman Kierdorf 68 widow former Teamsters agent gave himself up to Pontiac police after a prearranged meeting. He denies involvement in the dry cleaning plant arson that killed his nephew Frank Kierdorf, a 54 year old Teamsters agent, whose own burns sparked the case.
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Kierdorf
Teamsters Union
George Taylor
Oakland County
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Richard
Frank
Michigan
Frank Kierdorf
Herman
Public Schools to Open Sept 3 With Staff Reduction
Public schools will open for elementary, junior and senior high students on Wednesday morning September 3, as announced by George Haney city superintendent. Due to enrollment decline 10 teaching positions were cut from 312 to 302 for the 1958 59 year. All faculty posts are filled except a speech correctionist, and a meeting for teachers is planned September 2 at 10 a.m. in Webster Garfield School auditorium with Dr Kenneth Lottick speaking on the social implications of science.
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George Haney
Haney
Supt Haney
Webster-Garfield
Kenneth Lottick
Montana State University
Britain to Resume Nuclear Tests Near Christmas Island
LONDON defense ministry said Britain will resume atmospheric nuclear tests soon in the central Pacific around Christmas Island. Prime Minister Macmillan’s government faces pressure from scientific and military advisers to conduct further tests before a possible UN global ban or limit on such experiments.
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Defense Ministry
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Central Pacific
Christmas Island
Macmillan
United Nations
Senate Faces Big Job on Court Rulings
Washington AP The Senate and House prepare for what they expect to be the final week of the 85th Congress. Key tasks include passing a $3.518 billion foreign aid bill and a debt limit rise to 288 billion dollars. The Senate also must act on bills curbing Supreme Court rulings, while the House lines up 35 measures under a two thirds rule suspension. The housing bill, trimmed from its original two billion dollar authorization, is seen as a path to passage.
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Senate
House
Supreme Court
Kennedy-Ives
Father Finds Wreck In Creek Bed With Six Dead
SAN ANTONIO AP A car carrying six youths home from a dance plunged 100 feet from a bridge into a dry creek bed. The father of two victims found the wreck four hours after they failed to return. Victims: Dwight Coffee 20 San Antonio Faydelle Harr 23 Millett Teresa Harr 15 Dixie Harr 14 Raymond B King 16 Poteet James King 13 Poteet.
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Faydelle Harr
Millett
Teresa Harr
Dixie Harr
Raymond King
James
Poteet
Raymond B. King
Bomb squad defuses apparent danger in Chicago hedge
In Chicago, police and detectives responded to a six inch plastic tube with a copper wire. Bomb squad expert Edward Neville examined the object, then touched it and found it harmless. The discarded electric blanket control switches posed no threat.
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Chicago
William Hirth
Hirth
Edward Neville
Tragic Death of 6-Year-Old in Car Rollover
David Miller aged 6 of Billings died when a car carrying his grandparents left a country road near Walier and overturned. The vehicle, owned by American Pipe Co., reportedly struck a curve too quickly. the boy was found beneath the front wheels. Grandparents were hospitalized. the driver was not believed to be speeding.
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UPI
David ‘Bucky? Miller
Billings
C. R. Mc Shane
Cut Bank
Walier
Here
St. Mary Hospital
Mc Shane
Shane
Highway Patrol
American Pipe Co
Robert Blewett
Blewett
Nine Polaris subs could lob 100 million tons of nuclear force
The article notes nine submarines now built or approved could deliver over 100 million tons of nuclear payload from Arctic positions. It contrasts the polar patrols of Nautilus and Skate with World War II submarine roles, highlighting a shift to strategic, sea-based nuclear striking power.
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Washington
Eurasia
North Pole
Navy
Air Force Research Leader Warns Russia May Beat U S to Moon
In Washington UPI reports Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson remarks on space race tensions. Air Force research head warns Russia could outpace the United States in lunar and space troop developments amid Cold War era competition.
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Alvin Spivak Washington
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Some Cooler Weather Is Promised Beginning Today
Helena AP reports Montana faces heat with 100 degree highs in Miles City Glasgow Havre and Billings before a cooling trend by 5 p m Monday. The Weather Service forecasts 85 to 95 by Monday with a chance of afternoon thunder storms in southern mountains. Parallel coverage notes U S moon probe setback and a 28 day plan to try again amid tense space politics.
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Mother Drowns Three Children in San Antonio Home
Rosa Pena, 24, told police she killed her three sons David 6 Alvin 4 and Richard 2 saying she did not want her husband to have them. She confessed after police confronted her and was jailed for murder while a guard protected the scene.
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David
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Richard
Bernal
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Kelly Air Force Base
Rickie
Effort Fizzles 77 Seconds After Blastoff
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Americas first moon rocket exploded high in the sky Sunday 77 seconds after blastoff The fiery failure of the giant Air Force rocket longest ever launched by the United States meant another lunar probe by the free world probably will not be attempted before Sept 14 when the moon again approaches within 222 000 miles of the earth Reportedly this was not mans first effort to hurl a satellite into orbit around the moon Russia is believed to have failed recently in a similar try After a spectacular launching the 88 foot long rocket blew apart with a huge puff of white smoke
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U.S
Russia
Roscoe Wilson
Air Force Research and Development
Senate Space Committee
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
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AP -America
Air Force
United States
Free World
Moon shot ends in explosion at 50 000 feet
Tass reported the American rocket exploded 77 seconds after launch with an orange flame at an altitude of 50 000 feet. Hundreds watched from a beach outside the missile test center as the flight, planned to last two and a half days, ended early.
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Missile Test Center
Airplanes Bomb Glacier Fire in Montana Park
Glacier Park reporters said planes dropped borate and water over a 1300 acre blaze that began without explanation and is the worst in 22 years. Chief Ranger Gordon Bender warned it may take days to control as winds hinder suppression efforts. About 500 firefighters including 100 Blackfeet and 100 Zuni tribesmen are battling the fire in a remote area with no roads or inhabitants.
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Montana
Gordon Bender
New Mexico
Bender
Northwest
Montana Weather Report East and West of Divide
East of Divide mostly fair Monday through Tuesday with isolated thundershowers in extreme south. Highs 85 to 100, lows 50 to 63. West of Divide also mostly fair with isolated late showers in extreme south. Temperatures steady. highs 85 to 95, lows 45 to 55.
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