Thawing Ties Between Jordan and UAR Seen Possible
Premier Samir Rifai said Jordan is willing to seek friendship with the UAR if Nasser extends a friendly hand first. Talks follow a period of cooling after Cairo backed actions against King Hussein and the Iraqi coup. Dialogue and Arab League exchanges signal growing willingness to renew relations and reopen border trade with Syria.
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Syria
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Iraq
Arab Union
Arab League
Cairo
Abdel Khalik Hussouna
League
U.N
Middle East
Housseina
Montana Weather: East and West Regions See Warm Weekend
East Montana will be partly cloudy and warmer Sunday and Monday with highs 75 to 85 and 80 to 90 respectively and mountain thundershowers. West Montana remains partly cloudy with little temperature change and similar highs 80 to 90, mountain showers and cooler nights in the 45 to 60 range.
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Former FBI Agent Killed in Wyoming Car Crash
Robert A. Chichester, 39, FBI agent based in Denver, died in a two-vehicle wreck seven miles south of Cheyenne Wyoming. His wife Mary Elizabeth 30 and three Warren Air Force Base students were injured. three airmen were uninjured. The airmen were Eli N. Vance 17 Paul E. Taylor 20 and John J. O'Dea 17. Chichester had been an FBI agent since 1946 and had two daughters Sandra Lynn 9 and Donna Jo. He had been in Denver about three years and previously served in Knoxville and Washington. Surviving relatives include his widow and parents Arthur S. Chichester and Mrs. Chichester of Bigfork Montana. The accident occurred at the junction of U S Highway 87 with Chichester northbound and the airmen southbound. The Wyoming traffic toll for 1958 reached 84.
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FBI
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Here
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Warren Air Force Base
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Donna Jo
G. Chichester
Knoxville
Hoffa Forms Citizens Group to Hear Charges
President Hoffa announces a three-member citizens commission to hear charges against union associates amid Senate Rackets Committee scrutiny. Former Sen. George H. Bender heads the panel with Joseph Donahue and Ira W. Jayne as members. Each member would be paid $25 a day and a staff of former FBI agents may be hired.
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Ohio
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Teamsters Union
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D-Ark
Senate Committee
Mansfield to Be Party Keynoter in Billings Address
UPI reporting Sen. Mike Mansfield Montana 16 year veteran will keynote the State Democratic Platform Convention in Billings next Saturday. Chairman Leif Erickson of Helena announced Mansfield who seeks a second Senate term previously served 10 years in the House and was a former history teacher at Montana State University. Since 1957 he has been Senate majority whip and he is a vice chairman of the national Democratic Party. He was recently named as a special U N delegate by President Eisenhower.
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UPI
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Montana
Democratic Party
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House of Representatives
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National Committee
United Nations
Eisenhower
Quemoy bombardment by Red China raises invasion fears
Nationalist China reports 200 military casualties and 11 civilian deaths from a two hour shelling of the Quemoys by Red Chinese guns. About 41 000 shells struck the islands, destroying 65 homes as defenses remained on alert amid fears of a possible invasion.
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Tokyo
Amoy
Quemoy
Rebels Wound American Soldier and Seize Three Sailors in Beirut
In Beirut last week Lebanese rebels shot a U S soldier on pass injuring him in the shoulder and held three U S Navy men captive for about five hours. Ensign Robert M Copeland 22 of Cambridge Mass James R Patterson 24 Columbus Ga and Clarence C Fleming 20 Albany N Y were seized after getting lost near the U S Army Post Office. The men were unharmed and released. A separate incident involved a helicopter crash at sea as Maj Gen Paul D Adams escaped with minor injuries and his pilot was unhurt.
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U. S
Decatur
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Ens
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Cambridge
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James R. Patterson
Columbus
Clarence C. Fleming
Albany
N. Y
Venezuela
Presidential Palace
Liberty Area
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International
Ens. Copeland
Taconic
Copeland
France Says Ready With Own Atom Bomb
Paris based France Soir reports France plans its first atomic bomb blast in September or early October. Quoting unnamed military experts, the test would occur deep in the Sahara unless last minute technical issues arise. The nation has a missile test range in the Sahara for secret research.
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France
France-Soir
Sahara
State Faces Crowded Classrooms As Enrollments Jump
Helena AP Montana nears a critical school year with unresolved problems and no assurance of fixes. D D Cooper Montana Education Assn says funding, classrooms, equipment, and well prepared teachers are needed. About 157 000 students will enter schools within two weeks, over 6 000 more than last year, with 19 000 in private schools and 15 000 in first grade.
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Montana
D. D. Cooper
The
Montana Education Assn
Cooper
Murray Sounds Call for Minerals Action
Senator James F. Murray urged President Eisenhower to raise tariffs on lead and zinc and begin stockpiling copper after the administration’s minerals subsidy bill failed. He argued Republicans revolted against the President’s leadership and pressed for prompt action to aid the mining industry.
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James F. Murray
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Murray
House
Senate
Tariff Commission
West Pushes Reds For Meet at Top
The United States Britain and France pressed Moscow for a new attempt at a summit talks in Moscow. Notes identical to the July 1 letter urged resuming pre summit diplomacy and were made public. Western hopes rose after UN backed Arab Middle East settlement and a Geneva test monitoring system.
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France
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Andrei Gromyko
New York
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Conferees Finalize 3.3 Billion Foreign Aid Plan
Senate and House conferees agreed on a 3.298 billion foreign aid appropriation as adjournment neared the 85th Congress. The measure, along with 6 billion for miscellaneous government operations and 1.354 billion for military construction, targets the current fiscal year ending June 30.
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Senate
House
Legislaors
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Toby Morris
D-Okla
Faubus Calls Emergency Arkansas Legislature Session
Gov. Orval Faubus announced an emergency session of the Arkansas Legislature to block racial integration at Central High School. He warned of possible violence and suggested the legislature might close the school as a last resort against federal interference.
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Ark
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Central High School
Faubus
Central
Eisenhower
Auto Knocks Down Man at Intersection
Harry Clinton Rice Jr., 34, of 2714 Yale, was knocked down by a car at Harrison and George. He was admitted to Community Memorial Hospital for observation Saturday afternoon. Police said the driver stopped and offered to take him to the hospital, but Rice went home. he was later taken in by his wife. Driver’s name was not obtained.
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Yale
Community Memorial Hospital
Harrison and George
Mr. Rice
Community Memorial
Soviet Union plots in the Arab East and anti colonial strategy
The article argues Moscow will not tolerate peace in the Arab East while urging United States and Britain to withdraw from Jordan and Lebanon. It portrays Soviet tactics as shifting from direct invasion to subversion and anticolonial leverage, noting past setbacks and a more flexible Kremlin compared with Stalin era.
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Lebanon
United Nations
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Stalin
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Middle East
Kremlin
Russia
Turkey
Iran
School Boundary Lines Posted For 1958 59 Term
Butte public schools announce boundary lines for the 1958 59 term. George Haney says students must attend schools by residence. Lincoln School serves grades 1 2 3. Washington and McKinley handle grades 4 5 6 by street. Sherman School serves Walkerville and North Walkerville with citywide west limit and Toboggan Avenue east.
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George Haney
Lincoln
Washington Street
Washington
East Broadway
McKinley School
Sherman
Sherman School
Walkerville
Toboggan Avenue
Rock Slide Closes Road to Bozeman After Heavy Downpour
A violent shower east of LaHood Park caused a major rock slide and two or three smaller ones, blocking U.S. Highway 10. State crews opened the route, with three miles of traffic backed up on both sides. Eastbound cars detoured via Montana 1 and U.S. 10N Helena, westbound traffic rerouted. The Northern Pacific Railway auxiliary track was covered, but no mainline service was affected.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Georgia to Take Custody of Man
E H Kelly of Atlanta, a Georgia parole officer, will arrive to take custody of Carl Nosworthy alias Copeland, a prison farm escapee held on a bad check charge. Nosworthy Nasworthy was sentenced to 12 years for forgery, escaped three months after, and had been at large two years until extradition was waived.
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Nasworthy
Copeland
Georgia
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