Adenauer Delays West German Army Buildup
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer has slowed the swift rearmament of the West German army, opting for a wait and see approach ahead of upcoming trips to Moscow and the Geneva foreign ministers conference. Officials say Bonn will decide soon whether to issue another note to the Kremlin on the German question, while the Moscow trip remains on schedule. The Four Power talks in Geneva begin October 27.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Geneva
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Bonn-Moscow
Muerren
Switzerland
Walter Hallstein
Kremlin
Hallstein
Sudanese Rebels Begin to Surrender After Mutiny
In Khartoum and Cairo reports say southern mutineers in Torit and other towns are surrendering in large numbers. government troops claim uprisings in three southern provinces are collapsing as 136 mutineers surrender at Oraba and 158 at Yei. Britain and Egypt plan to withdraw their troops within three months.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Torit
Mudhut
Nile River
Cairo
Oraba
Uganda
Yei
Juba
Equatoria
Britain
Egypt
Maj
Saleh Salem
Humphrey Travelyan
Salem
North Africa crisis tests NATO and France
AP analyst J M Roberts argues early settlement of North Africa is vital for France and NATO. Algeria Tunisia and Morocco face unrest while Arab states push back against Western partition plans. The United States Britain and U S air bases in region underscore strategic stakes. France fears loss of influence as nationalist movements gain momentum.
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Africa
Oued Zem
Legion
Oued
J. M. Roberts
France
Free World
Tunisia
Algeria
Morocco
Mediterranean
Middle East
Egypt
Palestine
United Nations
United States
Britain
Friends of the Court
U. S
NATO
North Africa
Europe
India
Parole hearing weighs Phillips in gas tax swindle case
Montana State Board of Pardons is reviewing John Phillips’s parole request for his role in the gas tax refund scheme. The board heard from Wright that a ruling would be announced Tuesday and noted the board’s ongoing three day hearing with about 150 inmates slated for review. Phillips, sentenced in 1952 to eight years, faced protests from Helena officials and the attorney general’s office as part of the case.
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Phillips
Deer Lodge
State Board of Pardons
Montana
Benjamin W. Wright
Butte
John Phillips
Helena
Wright
J. Hugo Aronson
Aronson
Montana State Press Assn
Miles City
Attorney General’s Office
Helena City
State Board of Equalization
Geveral
Davy Crockett Pistol Alters Hall of State Cleaning
The Hall of State in Dallas reports Davy Crockett’s pistol has disrupted cleaning and waxing routines. The pistol, kept in a special case after inquiries, has forced more frequent waxing of marble floors in its area.
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Dallas
Davy Crockett
Hall of State
Herbert Gambrell
Girl Teller Foils Bank Holdup Attempt in Denver
A blonde youth attempted to rob Colorado National Bank in Denver. Teller Wilma Shook, 21, handed the note and then calmly moved behind the cages and back to her station. The robber fled and was chased by a watchman. Shook later said she felt fear about half an hour later.
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Denver
Colorado National Bank
Wilma
Miss Shook
Harold Kountze
Herman Jack
Turncoat Bell Pre-Trial Hearing Opens
In San Francisco Sixth Army Headquarters a pre trial hearing began to decide if Otho Bell of Hillsboro Mississippi will face court martial on charges. Col Bethuel M Kitchen oversaw the session and did not say if the hearing ends today or will continue tomorrow.
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San Francisco
U.P
Otho Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
Sixth Army
Bethuel M. Kitchen
Bell
Kitchen
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Arrives in England for First Concert
The 379 member Mormon Tabernacle Choir from Salt Lake City arrived in Manchester for its first English concert after a Sunday performance in Glasgow drew praise from critics.
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Mormon Choir
Britain
Manchester
England
U.P
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake City
Utah
Glasgow
Northeast Adds Its Toll of Disaster in 180 Lives, Appalling Loss
The report notes a dramatic disaster toll of 180 lives in the Northeast. Official sources describe an appalling loss across the region, with ongoing investigations and appeals for aid and safety reforms. Authorities warn residents to heed emergency instructions while relief efforts ramp up.
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Northeast
Train School Bus Crash Kills 10 in Spring City
A 100 car freight train struck a school bus near Spring City Tennessee killing 10 children aged 6 to 12 and injuring others and the driver. The bus driver Raymond Moore was charged with manslaughter. The accident occurred two blocks from Spring City Elementary as children left school.
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Spring City
Tenn
Southern Railway
Dayton
Rockwood
Chattanooga
Crossville
Bill Billings
Knoxville Journal
L. B. Stancell
Rockwood Hospital
Billings
Raymond Moore
Moore
Raymond Powers
Bil Barton
Paul Gilles
Denton Smith
After Floods Northeastern Cities Rally for Recovery
Millions face homelessness and job loss as floods devastate communities from Massachusetts to Pennsylvania. President Eisenhower plans a personal flight to meet with governors to coordinate relief. Mills and shops shut, streets turned to mud, and aid lines form as authorities assess damage.
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Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
$60 000 Holdup at Inland Empire Bank in Umatilla Oregon
Three men robbed the Inland Empire Bank in Umatilla at noon, escaping with about $60,000. A red Oklahoma plated convertible trio led the getaway. two suspects questioned later in Kennewick, Washington, were released. FBI joined the inquiry as roadblocks were set along area highways.
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Umatilla
Ore
U.P
Inland Empire Bank
Oregon
Washington
Oklahoma
Kennewick
Wash
Frank Stewart
James Rafferty
Vernon Stewart
Montana Weather Outlook Tuesday and Wednesday
Montana east mostly fair and warm with some clouds and scattered storms in the afternoons and evenings. Highs 85 to 95 Tuesday. Montana west fair and warm on Tuesday and Wednesday with highs 85 to 90. The table lists 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending 5 30 p.m. Monday.
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Montana
Butte Girl Dies After Fall From Hotel Fire Escape
Betty Ruth Wilson, 3, died of a skull fracture and a broken neck after tumbling from a third story fire escape at the Russo Hotel in Butte. Coroner Dr. Emmet J. Paulsen said no inquest is planned. autopsy will be performed with parental consent. The girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Wilson, died about 6 45 p.m. at St James Hospital. She leaves a stepsister, two sisters and a brother, all in Butte. Body at Daly Shea Mortuary.
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Butte
Russo Hotel
S. Main
Betty Ruth Wilson
Wesley Wilson
Emmet J. Paulsen
Silver Bow
Paulsen
Larry Connors
Joe Zobencia
St. James Hospital
Eddie Helming
Betty Ruth
Gloria Jean Ralston
Billy Eugene Wilson
Shirley May Wilson
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Two More Killed on State Roads
Mrs. Sigwart V. Carlson, 65, died after an auto crash 25 miles west of Glasgow on U S Highway 2. Her husband and daughter Ovida were treated and released. The car left the road after meeting a truck, traveled 546 feet, struck a bank, en route to their ranch near Flaxville. This marked the 128th Montana traffic death this year, compared with 132 last year.
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Glasgow
Sigwart V. Carlson
Ovida
Carlson
Flaxville
Montana
Truck Driver Dies In Missoula County Crash
Lewis R. McDonnell, 40, of Coeur d Alene Idaho, died when his truck overturned south of Missoula after apparently dozing off at the wheel. The Lolo Canyon road mishap occurred about 17 miles from Lolo. Montana’s 1955 traffic toll rose to 129, nearing last year’s March total.
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Missoula
U.P
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Missoula County
Here
Lewis R. McDonnell
Lolo Canyon
Lolo
Montana
Advertising Tip and Classified Ad Snippet
An ad promotes using an ad-writer to sell valuables for touring profits. It mentions watches and Swiss industry and notes a quick money-making approach. A separate classified line advertises two rooms with private entrance and a Frigidaire at 425 S Washington with utilities furnished and a placeholder phone.
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Switzerland
S. Washington
President Heads East for Flood Tour and Relief Plan
President Eisenhower departed from Colorado for an aerial inspection of flood devastated areas across six northeastern states. He will convene an emergency relief conference in Hartford after the flight and urged public support for Red Cross disaster relief funds. Accompanying him were his seven year old grandson David and Lewis L. Strauss among others.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Hartford
Conn
Columbine Sti
Lowry Air Force Base
Bradley Air Field
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Colorado
White House
American Red Cross
David
Rocky Mountain
Ft. Belvoir
Potomac River
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Boys Staters Elect City Officers and Hear Talks by Olsen
Boys Staters from eight communities elected city officers and heard talks by Attorney General Olsen and Civil Defense Director Potter. Olsen urged early career planning for juniors. Potter stressed civil defense needs in Montana. The article lists elected mayors, treasurers, police judges, and councilmen for multiple towns with names and places.
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Boys Staters
Olsen. Potter
Dillon
Arnold H. Olsen
Hugh K. Potter
Olsen
Potter
Montana
John McMichael
Paradise
Keith Lokensgard
Havre
Anaconda
Dwaine Adams
Winnett
Tony Buzzetti
Missoula
LeRoy Byrd
Martin City
Pat Campbell
Billings
Larry Esp
Big Timber
Steven Foster
Lee Howe
Chinook
Don Kastella
Whitefish
Bannack
Terry Ulrich
Livingston
Fred Sayers
Poplar
Dan Balko
Great Falls
Wallace Ayers
Lew
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Red Bluff
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Korea
Casablanca
Zem
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Penthievre
le Bourget
Paris
Algiers
Edgar Faure
Aix Les Bains
el Mokhri
Sultan Ben Moulay Arafa
Oued Zenati
Constantine
Atc
Sonuvagun
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
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Tennessee
Aeas
Tennessee River
Tennessee Valley Authority
Watts Bar
Knoxville
Chattanoo
Associated Press
Oregon Bank
Montana Weather
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Anrser
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Saigon
Indochin
Indochina
Laotian Army High Command
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Istown
Bill Coey
Lester Downer
Emil Drivdahl
Jack Duffy
Kenneth Karge
Wolf Point
Ronald Keener
Red Lodge
Don Meyers
Circle
Granite
Tom Brown
Ronan
Batiste Cashoia
St. Ignatius
Doug Polette
Florence
Ted Anderson
Brady
Bob Bean
Augusta
Lee Erickson
Corvallis
Wayne Gibson
Shelby
Jack Helmann
Hardin
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