U.S. Ready to Allow Russ Photos of Bases in Exchange
Washington signals readiness to let Soviet aerially photo U S military bases worldwide if Moscow provides equivalent information. NSC decisions under President guide disarmament talks with Britain France Canada and other partners amid Geneva proposals. Officials note overseas bases may be excluded without international consultation. Submarine deployments in the Pacific are cited as a target for Russian information.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
New York
Britain
Canada
France
United Nations
Geneva
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Japan
Iceland
National Security Council
Pacific
Chiang Intimate Headed Red Plot
Reports claim a ring led by Kuo Ting-liang attempted to sow disaffection in the Nationalist army after the Tachens withdrawal. Seven associates were arrested as Gen Sun Li-jen and Chiang Kai-shek's staff faced the fallout of the alleged campaign against training, and a two year service-resign policy.
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Taipei
Formosa
Kuo Ting-liang
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachens
Kuo
Defense Ministry
Sun Lijen
Sun
Chiang
Butte Schools Set to Open on Sept 7 Across District
Butte Public Schools will open Wednesday September 7 with elementary students at 9 am and high school students at 8 30 am. A Tuesday morning faculty meeting at Webster Garfield School precedes the start. New teachers 20 in total and six cadet teachers from Montana State University plus one from the State College will report.
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Butte Public
Webster-Garfield
M. E. Brookhart
Montana State College
Bozeman
George Haney
Montana State University
State College
Sherman
Walkerville
Toboggan Avenue
Drinks on Planes May Be Banned
Rep Lane proposes a federal ban on serving liquor aboard commercial airliners calling it a threat to safety. He urged airlines to stop the practice pending action. Airlines offer free cocktails and champagne flights in some classes, while CAB officials cite regulatory and enforcement challenges.
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Washington
Lane
D-Mass
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Ross Rizley
Ten Die as Train Hits Motorcycle at Crossing Near Tokyo
A three wheeled motorcycle carrying fourteen people collided with a train near Shizuka village, thirty miles north of Tokyo. Ten people were killed and four injured while returning from a fireworks display.
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Tokyo
Shizuka Village
Montana Weather Forecast Faces Fair Weekend
Montana east region remains fair with no major temperature shift Sunday and Monday and highs between 75 and 85 degrees. Montana west reports fair skies with 75 to 80 degrees, table notes show maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
North Africa clashes kill over 430 in Morocco and Algeria
Rioting across Morocco and Algeria leaves more than 430 dead as Arabs and Europeans die in battles, bombings, and attacks. Nationalists clash with French troops in Atlas Mountains and Casablanca suburbs, while unrest spreads to Constantine.
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Paris
North Africa
Algeria
Morocco
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Atlas Mountains
Casablanca
Constantine
Philippeville
Oued Zem
Kenifra
Khenifra
Ben Youssef
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Ben Moulay
Algiers
Trio Injured in Glen Wreck Near Dillon
A Wenatchee family of four plus a third party were injured when their car left Highway 91 north of Dillon near Glen and overturned several times. Hugh H. Miller was listed in critical condition at Barrett Hospital. His wife and 3-year-old son were hurt. Miller’s other two children escaped injury. Patrolmen reported the crash occurred about 5 p.m. as the vehicle failed to negotiate a curve.
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Dillon
Wenatchee
Wash
Glen
Barrett Hospital
Hugh H. Miller
Miller
Royal Archer
Burl Stevens
Judge McClernan Named National Junior Vice Commander
Judge John B. McClernan, a notable Butte jurist and former Montana DAV commander, was elected national junior vice commander at the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention in Des Moines Iowa. The honor was relayed to Butte by state senior vice commander Howard Merhar.
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John B. McClernan
Butte
VFW
Montana
DAV
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Des Moines
Iowa
McClernan
Howard Merhar
Floods Kill 30 in Pakistani Frontier Districts
Thirty people died in the last 24 hours as floods from sudden torrential rains swept villages in the frontier districts of Peshawar Kohat and Dera Ismail Khan. An official in Peshawar said heavy rains caused rapid flooding in multiple communities.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Peshawar Kohat
Dora Ismail Khan
Peshawar
Hair quality myths fuel wig market demand in ads
An article notes European hair is better for wigs than American hair, claiming American hair has been dyed and processed. Want ads target wig sellers and buyers, urging readers to place offers to reach wanters. A quick Wanter inquiry appears with a Swing Saw listing and phone number.
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Dial 5451
Dillon Hosts 330 Youths for Boys State
Dillon welcomes 330 Montana high school juniors for the ninth annual Boys State on the Western Montana College campus. Registration and lodging occupy Saturday with a briefing by director Ted Hazelbaker. Mayor Lovell urges goal setting as the group prepares to govern a mythical state. Sunday visits to Virginia City.
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Dillon
Montana
General Assembly
Ted Hazelbaker
Phillip Lovell
Western Montana College
O. K. Moe
Virginia City
Boys Stater
Butte Youths Head to Boys State For Legion Program
Nineteen Butte youths travel to Dillon for the ninth annual Boys State. Seventeen sponsors from local clubs accompany the group as 330 juniors from 55 countries are expected. The event, hosted by Western Montana College of Education, runs for a week with Ted Hazelbaker directing.
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Butte
Butte High School
Boys Central
Dillon
American Legion
John Cesarani
Butte Rotary Club
Wayne Cadigan
Butte 40
Stan Lode
Butte American Legion
Rhett Potter
Butte Key Club
Phillip Laun
Butte Exchange Club
Ron Babich
Butte Lions Club
Dave Marshall
Ellis Bucks Club
Robert Gale
Butte Kiwanis Club
Tom Tripp
South Side Kiwanis Club
Ralph l LaFleur
Butte Active Club
Joe Duffy
DeMolay
Paul Ulich
Butte Lodge
Af&am
Allyn Holland
Summit Valley Lodge
AF &Am
Jim Bassett
Mount Moriah Lodge
John Worcester
Dennis Healy
Robert Noonan
Bob St. John
Butte Elks Bucks Club
George Rule
Central Round Table
Frank L. Harrington
Legion
Ted Hazelbaker
Western Montana College of Education
Atomic Meet Ends With Future Bright
Atoms for Peace conference closes with 1200 delegates from 72 nations convinced that both Russia and Western powers will soon produce affordable atomic power. Reports on reactor designs and power stations were released as talks emphasized peaceful uses of atomic energy and the potential for hydrogen bomb harnessing.
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Max Harrelson
Geneva
Russia
United States
Britain
U. S
Shipping Port
Eight States in Turmoil Refugees in Thousands
Floods in the Northeast caused massive damage in eight states with at least 143 known dead and many missing. The devastation included city and village flooding, fires in mills, destroyed plants, and widespread disruption of utilities and communications.
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Seaboard
Connecticut
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Rhode Island
South Carolina
North Carolina
Diane
Six Million Dollar Mills Burn In Eastern Flood
In Mechanicville Connecticut a 6 million dollar fire destroyed two mills, Uncas Printing & Finishing and Consolidated Bleaching Co., with combined losses about 5.8 million. About 275 workers at Uncas and 190 at Consolidated faced heavy inventories of cloth as firefighters fought the blaze from land and river, aided by a helicopter in the flooded area.
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Pellet’s Island
New York
Orange County
Little Mechanicsville
Connecticut
Putnam, Conn
Mechanicsville
Conn
Putnam
Uncas Printing & Finishing Co
Cottons, Inc
Consolidated Bleaching Co
Charles Drew
Uncas
Consolidated
Uhlrich Baumann
Quinebaug
Survivors Tell Grim Story Of Camp Davis Tragedy
One of three survivors from a camp near Stroudsburg Pennsylvania recounts the flood that wiped out 37 campers. Mrs Jennie Johnson of Jersey City describes the dam break the rising water the collapse of the Davis home and her own terrifying scramble to stay alive amid drowning screams and confusion.
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Davis Home
Tragic Camp Vacation Ends In Creek Tragedy
Mrs Jennie Johnson and her four children were staying five weeks at Davis Camp near Stroudsburg Pennsylvania when a late stroll to the creek bridges a fatal incident. The family, led by Rev and Mrs Leon Davis of Nanuet New York, were visiting the area. The 19 year old Nancy Roy 14 and David 10 were present. The group walked to the creek to view the rising water.
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Stroudsburg
Jennie Johnson
Davis Camp
Leon Davis
Nanuet
N. Y
Anamolink
Nancy
Roy
David
Johnson
Brodhead
Fraser Bank Official Named Export-Import Bank President
President Eisenhower appointed Samuel C. Waugh, currently assistant secretary of state, as president of the Export-Import Bank effective October 1. Waugh will succeed Maj. Gen. Glen E. Edgerton, whose resignation was accepted with great regret.
Butte Man Robbed After Abduction in Car Ride
A Montana Laundry driver, Joe Hanley, claims two men forced him into a black Chevrolet near East Park, robbed him of 200 dollars, then dumped him near a desert ranch by Boy Scout Camp. He described two masked suspects and a planned attack with a pistol. Police report strong descriptions but could not identify the robbers.
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Butte
Joe Hanley
Dewey
Montana
Edward Malthen
Hanley
East Park
California
Woodville Hill
Trask
Molthen
Cable car tragedy kills ten in Mont Pezat crash
Ten people died and one was seriously injured when a funicular car plunged down a Cevennes mountainside near Mont Pezat in Aubenas France on Saturday. Brake failure is suspected.
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Aubenas
France
Cevennes Range
Mont Pezat
Agent Lewszecki Executed in Warsaw Trial Case
London Warsaw Radio reported Jerzy Lewszecki, chief defendant among a group of American intelligence agents tried last March, has been executed. The broadcast names additional members but does not provide further details on the trial or charges.
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London
Warsaw Radio
Jerzy Lewszecki
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