Dulles Warns NATO Lacks Integrated Air Defense
Secretary of State Dulles urged NATO to speed an integrated air raid warning system for Western Europe and to equip forces with advanced defensive weapons and missiles. He warned of the despotic regime in Russia and stressed unity and dynamism of the free world as NATO builds the Atlantic community.
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Dulles
Atlantic Alliance
Western
Europe
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Russia
State Dept
Atlantic
Red China Calls for Equal Newsman Exchange with U S
Peiping urged Washington to permit Communist Chinese journalists to visit the United States in an equal exchange after the U S granted 24 American reporters a six month trial to enter Red China. The dispatch did not state if entry would be denied Americans if China rejects the move.
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Tokyo
Red
Peiping
Asia News Service
State Dept
Montana Weather Two-Region Forecast With Showers Likely
Montana east forecast mostly cloudy with few showers near east slopes of divide and thundershowers in the southwest. cooler southeast. Temperatures highs 65 to 75 rising to 70 to 80 Tuesday. Montana west partly cloudy and warmer north to Tuesday with isolated thundershowers in extreme south. highs 70 to 85, lows 40 to 50.
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Montana
Divide
Democrats Face Possible Senate Loss to Republicans in January
Democrats brace for a possible January shift toward GOP control as Wisconsin special election could bring the Senate to 48 votes. If a vacancy then arises, a Republican governor could tilt the tally, allowing Vice President Nixon to break ties.
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Senate
Washington
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
Nixon
Wisconsin Elects Tuesday to Fill Senate Vacancy
Wisconsin voters decide the 16 month senate seat once held by McCarthy amid cautious turnout. Campaigns feature Kohler and Proxmire with uncertain enthusiasm as GOP old guard voters weigh their choices and the election date nears.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Walter Kohler
Bill Proxmire
Proxmire
Kohler
Eisenhower
Walter J. Kohler
GOP
Koh
Pilot crash lands near Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park
Lt. Charles E. Richardson Jr. crash landed a Culver two seater about a half mile from the Inn on a Sunday night, escaping with minor scratches. He piloted from Big Timber toward Butte but landed in the park after following highway directions misled by a faulty flight plan. The plane was badly damaged and officials noted no landing field exists in the park.
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Old Faithful
Yellowstone Park
U.P
Charles E. Richardson Jr
Richardson
325Th
Fairchild Air Base
Washington
Big Timber
Butte
Black Sand Basin
Livingston
Park
Yellowstone
West Yellowstone
Old Faithful Inn
Bicycle craze hits 1896 surge and losses noted
The bicycle boom of 1896 caused widespread disruption as streetcar lines and stables suffered heavy losses. A Want Act offers protection by connecting cash buyers, call 5451 for details.
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U.S
Atomic Group Cautions on Nuclear Testing Risks
The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee issued a cautious summary of May and June testimony on fallout. It warned long term tests may threaten world populations, noting no weapon is absolutely clean and that reducing radioactivity is possible but uncertain.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Ike and Johnson to Meet at White House Breakfast
The White House says President Eisenhower and Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson will meet for breakfast Monday to discuss the legislative situation. The session will focus on foreign aid, civil rights, and other items for possible action before adjournment.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Congress
Senate
Johnson
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower Returns to White House Overnight
President Eisenhower drove most of the way through rain to reenter the White House after a weekend at his Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Girard Denies Role in Japanese Shelling Death Trial
William S. Girard 22 denied before three Japanese judges that he lured shell scavengers to death at a U.S. firing range on Jan 30. He said the shooting was a mistake while protecting a machine gun and expressed sorrow. The defense seeks to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction, while the prosecution challenges the move as court sessions proceed.
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Maebashi
Japan
William S. Girard
U.S
United States
Girard
U.s.-Japan
Pacific
U.S. Supreme Court
Yuzo Kawachi
Itsuro Hayashi
Kawachi
Hawachi
Kyoko Sakai
Kyoko
Mountaineers Rescue Climber On Mount Rainier
Twenty two veteran climbers spent more than 17 hours rescuing George Sainbury 32 from a crevasse on Mt. Rainier. He shattered his left leg after tripping Saturday at 8,000 feet with Arnold Bloomer and Ray Barker. A radio-equipped team reached him Saturday night and began the descent on Sunday carrying him in a stretcher.
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Longmire
Wash
Kautz Glacier
Mt. Rainier
George Sainbury
Bremerton
Arnold Bloomer
Ray Barker
Sainbury
Russians Seize Japanese Fishing Boat Off Kuriles
A Russian patrol ship seized a 20 ton Japanese fishing boat on Saturday in the South Kuriles chain. The coast guard reported four men aboard. Lighthouse keepers near Nosshapu observed the capture and the escort toward Soviet occupied Shikotan Island.
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Kushiro
Japan
U.P
Kuriles Islands
Coast Guard
Nosshapu
Hokkaido
Shikotan Island
Eisenhower seeks billions less for 1958 budget total
Congress trimmed the presidents requested fiscal 1958 appropriations by about 2.4 billion dollars from the January budget. Sen. Byrd credits grass roots pressure for the cuts while Congress completed 14 of 15 major bills reducing by 4.281 billion. Foreign aid, school construction, military and veterans spending led the reductions as authorizations lagged.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Veterans Administration
White House
California Man Dies in Dillon Wreck on Highway 91
Herbert Y. Harless 36, of Santa Barbara, was killed when his car and a truck collided after a sideswipe on a curve near Pipe Organ Lodge about 11:30 a.m. The crash left Harless dead at the scene from internal injuries, with Petersen and Journet uninjured drivers questioned by authorities. This marked Beaverhead County’s fifth highway death this year.
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Dillon
California
Pipe Organ Lodge
Herbert Y. Harless
Santa Barbara
M. E. Peterson
Stockton
Calif
William E. Journet
Ulm
Harless
Beaverhead County
Ignatius Joe Ezarmowski
Butte
Jackson
Here
Montana
Lloyd Thomas
Royal Archer
Raymond Schwartz
Petersen
Hartess
Thomas
Tess
Virgil Redmond
Lodge
Armstead
Brundage Funeral Home
Journet
Russian Farmers Blamed for Slow Grain Harvest in Siberia
Pravda criticizes grain yield lag in Siberia and other virgin lands as late ripening and poor use of machinery. It calls farm workers to accelerate harvest while noting other regions reached 62 percent of 62 million hectares harvested by August 20, up 12.355 million acres from last year.
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Pravda
Siberia
Communist Party
Nikolai I. Belyayev
New Presidium
Odd Train Wreck Kills One Person
A New York Central freight train derailed over a Syracuse overpass, collapsing a bridge and killing signalman Sam LaHood 62 of Auburn. About 34 cars derailed, many gondolas with coal, causing heavy city traffic disruption and extensive wreckage.
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Syracuse
N.Y
New York Central
Sam LaHood
Auburn
Fire destroys Aero Design plant in Oklahoma City
A pre-dawn blaze possibly sparked by an explosion at Aero Design and Engineering Co in Oklahoma City destroyed the assembly plant and damaged six or seven planes under construction valued at more than $500,000. Total damages may reach $5 million as valuable equipment and planes were lost.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Aero Design and Engineering Co
Eisenhower
Havre Man Slain by Firearm in Domestic Case
Lynn Springer, 26, was shot in the chest with a 16 gauge shotgun late Saturday in Havre. Curtis Dennie, 54, a railroad worker, was jailed on suspicion of murder as Sheriff R D Timmons labeled the episode family trouble. Dennie allegedly shot after warning Springer to stay away from Dennie s divorced daughter. Springer's death occurred at Sacred Heart Hospital after arriving from the Denny residence. No inquest is planned. charges expected Monday. Dennie s wife and the couple s children witnessed the event. Springer had been engaged to the daughter, a telephone operator. the engagement ring was with the mother. Donnie notified police immediately after the shooting.
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Havre
U.P
Curtis Dennie
Hill County
R. D. Timmons
Lynn Springer
Timmons
Springer
Sacred Heart Hospital
Dennie
North
M. Gowan
Donnie
Major Forest Fire Burns 3000 Acres Threatens Altona
Firefighters and bulldozers battled a large forest fire near Platynsburgh New York on Sunday. The blaze scorched more than 3000 acres of scrub pine and was described as the worst in 13 years, threatening the village of Altona.
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Platynsburgh
N. Y
Altona
Syrian president vows Syria will stand firm against imperialism
Syrian President Shukri Kuwatly returned from Egypt after meeting with Gamal Abdel Nasser and declaring that Syria will resist outside pressure from imperialists. He praised Arab unity and asserted readiness to unite with Egypt as a nucleus for broader Arab unity. He was greeted by high military and cabinet officials on arrival in Damascus.
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Damascus
Syria
Shukri Kuwatly
Egypt
West
America
Bizry
Cairo
Alexandria
Kuwatly
Kuwaily
Tragic Wrecks Claim 11 Lives Near Bessem er Alabama
In Bessem er near Birmingham two deadly crashes occurred when a speeding car fleeing highway patrols crashed head on into another vehicle. Six people died in the first collision and two others were critically injured.
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Bessemer
Ala
Birmingham
Five Die In Head On Collision Near Darien Ga
Five persons were killed and three injured when a car and a pickup truck collided head on two miles from Darien Georgia early Sunday. Authorities described the crash as a fatal two vehicle accident with casualties.
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Darien
South Georgia
Butte Cat Burglar Strikes Homes In Weekend Theft
Brooks, 41 W. Park, reported a prowling Sunday morning in Butte. Entry yielded three pair of Marine trousers blue with red stripes two khaki shirts with staff sergeant stripes and one Siamese cat.
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Brooks
W. Park
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