Minerals subsidy bill killed after House vote
The domestic minerals subsidy bill was struck from the enacting clause then killed in the House by a 182-159 final vote. Earlier the panel rejected and then reconsidered the measure, with final support from 46 Republicans. The bill would have cost nearly a half billion dollars over five years and aimed to shield domestic miners from foreign competition.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
White House
Tariff Commission
Defense Minerals Exploration Administration
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Bennett
Congress
Senate edges toward adjournment after space agency bill
The Senate killed a bill to limit state nullification of a Supreme Court ruling by a 41 to 40 vote, pigeonholing the measure for this session. It then quickly passed a $3.697 billion appropriation for the new federal space agency and other agencies, ending a flurry of foreign policy and defense debate.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
White House
Federal Space Agency
Sen
Two Gunmen Loot Diamond Firm in Chicago Robbery
Two gunmen aided by a bogus mail carrier robbed a diamond office in Chicago during the noon hour. They forced Raymond Sunshine of Harry Winston, Inc. to help unlock a safe and stole gems valued between 100 000 and 150 000 dollars. The incident centered on the fifth floor with the pair escaping after handcuffing and gagging Sunshine.
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Chicago
Raymond Sunshine
Harry Winston, Inc
New York
Sunshine
Winston
Hope
Woman Sues Ex-Landlord Over Stolen Kiss
Margaret Cosgrove of Union City filed a Hudson County suit seeking 10000 dollars for assault and battery after ex landlord Johannes Pries allegedly seized her in a hallway and kissed her against her will. She is in her eighties and he in his early forties.
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Jersey City
N.J
Margaret Cosgrove
Union City
Hudson County
Johannes Pries
Pries
Supreme Court Bill Is Killed
The Senate rejected a measure to keep federal laws from nullifying state anti sedition statutes unless Congress so states or a direct conflict exists. The 41 40 vote sent the bill back to the judiciary committee, ending its prospects for this session amid a three day clash over court rulings centered on Steve Nelson and other sedition law cases.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Congress
House
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Daffy the sea lion dies after escape incident
Daffy the sea lion was killed by a train in Mount Albert Ontario. The animal’s body was found beside railway tracks three days after he escaped his fenced pool using a canvas awning on a farm owned by trainer Lor na Jackson.
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Daffy
Mount Albert
Ont
Daffy the Sea Lion
Lorna Jackson
Firefighter 92 Fractures Leg in Misoula Shed Fire
Missoula AP reports 92 year old firefighter Fred Fogel fell while battling a shed fire south of the city limits. He sustained a leg fracture Thursday afternoon and was treated at the scene.
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Missoula
Fred Fogel
Fogel
Townsend Man Dies in Wreck Near Townsend
A 76 year old, W H Vennekolt of Townsend died when his late model station wagon rear ended a stopped truck and trailer on U S Highway 10 eight miles north of Townsend. The crash raised Montana road deaths for 1958 to 110. Driver H William Mason of St. Alice Idaho and T J A Cromarty of Vancouver B C pleaded guilty to speeding. An inquest is planned.
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Townsend
W. H. Vennekolt
Montana
Tom Cahill
U. S. Highway 10
Venneholt
Cahill
H. William Mason
Stears Idaho
Vennekoli
Vennekolt
Mason
T. J. A. Cromarty
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Justice Court
Man on His Way To Be Married 109th Road Death
Carl DeWayne Wright of Detroit was killed while en route to marry his Seattle bride to be. Margaret Brough ton of Omaha dozed at the wheel and crashed on U S Highway 10 at a Missouri River bridge near Toston Montana. Both in their 20s. Wright's fiance Mary Eshelman was a roommate. Harding College students. Montana records 109th traffic death of the year.
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Helena
Seattle
Carl DeWayne Wright
Detroit
Mich
Montana
Tom Cahill
Margaret Broughton
Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
Toston
Townsend
Wright
Mary Eshelman
Centerville
Wash
Harding College
Searcy
Ark
Newark Council opposes deals with firms not hiring over-40s
Newark New Jersey city councilors vote against doing municipal business with firms that refuse to hire people over 40. The proposal, by 31 year old Councilman Frank Addorizio, was the only member under 40.
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Newark
N.J
Frank Addorizio
U.N. Unanimously Okays Plan for Arabs to Decide Peace
The United Nations General Assembly voted 80 to 0 with one abstention to back a plan for Arab nations to chart their own peace in the Middle East. Hammarskjold would oversee withdrawal of U.S. and British forces and coordinate Middle East economic development with Arab states. Dulles cautioned that resolution is not a final solution and urged leaders to act, while Gromyko supported the Arab proposal but showed disappointment.
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United Nations, N
Posal
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Middle East
Hammarskjold
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
U.N
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
Denmark Cancels Skate Visit Over Atomic Risk
Denmark cancels Thursday night the planned visit of the U.S. atomic submarine Skate next week. Premier Hans C. Hansen cited nuclear experts and the Danish Atomic Energy Commission warning of possible risks and the need for an isolated reactor site. The Skate proceeds toward Bergen Norway.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
U.S
Skate
Hans C. Hansen
Hansen
Danish Atomic Energy Commission
North Atlantic
Bergen
Norway
North Pole
Arctic
Portland
England
Atlantic
New York
Danish Atomic Commission
Britain
Newspaper Payments Move to New Montana Offices
All payments for subscriptions and advertising to the Montana Standard and the Lutte Daily Post should be made at the new offices at 25 W Granite. The Post circulation department telephone is now 5414 instead of 22318.
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Montana Standard
Lutte Daily Post
Granite
Post
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions
East region expects fair mornings and partly cloudy afternoons with scattered thundershowers in the south and extreme west Friday. Warmer Saturday with cooler nights Friday and Saturday. highs Friday 80 to 95, Friday night lows 58 to 60 in parts, Saturday highs 75 to 90. West region then mostly fair with afternoon or evening thundershowers possible Friday and Saturday. highs 85 to 95 both days, Friday night lows 45 to 60.
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Montana
Yellowtail Payment Rejected by House Panel
Washington reports a Senate House conference committee rejected a 2.5 million appropriation to pay Crow Indians in Montana for 7000 acres needed for Yellowtail Dam and reservoir. Senator Mansfield voiced disappointment but noted a separate report may allow Interior funds. He hailed ongoing Montana efforts to secure timely construction funds.
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Washington
Senate House
Montana
Yellowtail
Senate
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
East Bench
Beaverhead County
East Bench Unit Funding Blocked in Conference
The East Bench Unit appropriation of 1.87 million dollars was knocked out in the House conference on the current water projects and public works bill. Senator Mansfield noted ongoing Montana delegation support and possible inclusion in next year’s budget, with total Clark Canyon dam and East Bench irrigation costs estimated at 19.777 million.
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O. A. Bergeson
Beaverhead
Bureau of Reclamation
Montana
Clark Canyon
East Bench
Boy Kills Mother and Sister Over Debt Fear
In Flint Michigan a 15-year-old boy shot and killed his widowed mother Martha 42 and sister Donna 19 citing fear they would starve due to a $1500 debt. He carried a 12 gauge shotgun as police arrived and admitted the act saying he had to do it and asking forgiveness. Neighbor heard shots and the sister cry to run.
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Flint, Mich
William Ludwig
Roger St. Pierre
Martha
Donna
Ludwig
Roger
Boxers for Anaconda Card Aboard Intensive Search Set
An Anaconda man reports a silver Cessna 170 circling near Seymour Creek in the Pindar Wilderness. He joins an aerial rescue crew and a Friday search for boxers Dale Manz and Maravilla, their manager Kenneth Nichols, and pilot Paul Engle, lost on the Boise to Butte flight.
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Seymour Creek
Pindar
Idaho
Boise
Butte
Lewis Napton
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Big Hole
Dale Manz
John Maravilla
Kenneth Nichols
Paul Engle
Manz
Roger Rouse
Opportunity
Anaconda
Idaho State College
Maravilla
Napton
Storm Lake
Dillon
Wisdom
Jackson
Helena
Missoula
Salmon River
Jay Mooney
Butte-Dillon
Idaho Aeronautics
Chester Moulton
Little Rock High Opens as All White School
Virgil Blossom said Central High School will open September 2 as an all white high school under a court stay that delays integration pending Supreme Court action. The stay follows a ruling by the 8th Circuit and prompts talk of an emergency legislative session and potential school closure if federal troops are stationed.
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Little Rock High
Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Virgil Blossom
U.S. Supreme Court
Blossom
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
Faubus
Carpenters Chief Ordered To Refute Corruption Allegations
AFL-CIO Executive Council demands Carpenters Union President Maurice Hutcheson address Senate corruption questions or face possible ouster. He has avoided council sessions at Pocono Mountain camp and faces potential expulsion if he fails to explain union fund handling amid broader reform moves across AFL-CIO affiliates.
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Norman Walker
Forest Park
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Carpenters Union
Maurice Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Senate
Pocono Mountain
Carpenters
Indiana
Congress
Council
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
FL Cio
George Meany
Bueht
Auto registrations reach fifty seven million in the U S
The report notes total registered vehicles in the United States, including private cars and commercial passenger vehicles, at 57 876 000. It advises readers to use Want Ads to reach ready to buy prospects and provides the phone number 5451 to place an ad.
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U. S
Eisenhower Poised to Announce Trial Ban on Nuclear Tests
President Eisenhower is close to declaring a one year trial ban on nuclear tests if new negotiations with the Soviet Union proceed. A U S Britain monitoring network would be required, with tests resumed if cheating is suspected. Delays from backstage talks and British test plans through autumn are noted as conditions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Britain
Pacific
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
U.S
Macmillan
Nuclear Detection System Devised
East and West scientists report a globe girdling control system can detect cheating if nuclear tests are banned. The sixteenth conference of eight nations urged governments toward a voluntary suspension, with possible U S and Britain moves following Soviet leadership. London officials welcomed the agreement but offered no timing on Pacific tests. Washington sources hint at a temporary pause to speed a lasting international deal.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
London
Pacific
Washington
White House
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