63 Are Presumed Dead In French Plane Crash
An Air France four engine airliner with 63 aboard ditched near Dakar as it attempted a third landing in rain. Most deaths occurred on impact with 20 bodies recovered. Passengers included French and African travelers. one American linked passenger was James McKinnon of Singer.
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Dakar
Senegal
Air France
Paris
Abidjan
Dakar-Yoff Field
Atlantic
Mamadou Dia
Cape
Africa
Lucien Boirre
New York
James McKinnon
The
Singer Sewing Machine Co
McKinnon
Riverside, Conn
Singer
Butte 4 H And FFA Livestock Show Draws Entries
Ninety three youths from ten counties entered 152 animals for the 14th annual Butte 4 H and Future Farmers of America Livestock Show and Sale. Events begin Tuesday with livestock reception at the Montana Livestock Auction Co. center and include judging on Wednesday afternoon and a Thursday sale. The program features grand and reserve champions, showmanship contests, and a chuck wagon dinner Wednesday night.
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Butte
Farm of America
Montana Livestock Auction Co
James B. Glover
Thad Wojciechowski
Silver Bow
Broadwater County
Dick Berberet
Gerald Berberet
Jane Ann Berberet
Clifford Cox
Cecil Hunsaker
Judy Hunsaker
Jex Hunsaker
Kareha Lampman
Jim Webb
Keith Williams
Gallatin County
Dick Bachelder
Arlene Doney
Ellis Doney
Robert Doney
Dan Hinman
Dave Hinman
Jim Irvine
Norma Irvine
Wesley Kegar
Charles Kyd
Harold Lin
FFA
Montana Weather Outlook Tuesday Through Wednesday
Montana region forecasts show east area mostly cloudy with scattered showers west and north. Winds 20 to 35 mph along east slopes. cooler with highs 70 to 85 Tuesday and 65 to 80 Wednesday. West region mostly cloudy with scattered showers, highs 55 to 65 both days and lows 35 to 45 Tuesday night.
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Montana
Continental Divide
Thirteen Hurt As Ship and Ferry Collide in Hudson Fog
A cargo vessel Sea Train Georgia and ferryboat Chatham collided in Hudson River fog near lower Manhattan injuring 13 people, with one woman in serious condition. The Sea Train Georgia appeared undamaged as tugboats aided the stricken ferry and passengers were evacuated.
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New York
Hudson River
Lower Manhattan
Chatham
Hoboken
N.J
Manhattan
Seatrain
Georgia
Savannah
Seatrain Georgia
Staten Island
Marilyn Monroe Ordered to Rest
Hollywood AP reports Marilyn Monroe was hospitalized with acute exhaustion. Doctor Hyman Engelberg ordered complete rest and no visitors after seven weeks of work in extreme heat near Reno Nevada for United Artists.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Reno
Nev
United Artists Studio
Hyman Engelberg
Miss Monroe
Jordan Premier Hazza Majali, 10 Others Die in Time Bomb Blast
In Amman, time bombs exploded at government offices killing Premier Hazza Majali and 10 others. 41 were wounded. The first blast struck Majali in his office burying him under debris, the second shattered nearby windows. The attack prompted a curfew, closed airports, and emergency cabinet changes as Jordan faced regional turmoil and intra-Arab tensions.
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Jordan
Amman
Hazza Majali
Radio Amman
Majali
Foreign Ministry
Zuhaiddin Hammoud
Assem Taijo
Sheikh Jamal Majli
Kark
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Mideast
U.A.R
Hussein
Bahjat el Talhouni
Arab League
Lebanon
Palestine
Farmer Slays Three Sons And Himself
A North Dakota farmer killed his three sons with a 12 gauge shotgun then burned their bodies in a straw stack and killed himself. John Beck 47 and sons John Jr 13 Robert 11 Allan 8 died. the wife, sole survivor, reported the staggered events after noon. The coroner noted Beck once was a patient in a state mental hospital.
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Guelph
N.D
John Beck
John Jr
Robert
Allan
Beck
Dooley Medical Gift Accepted by Malaya
The Malayan government announced it accepted Tom Dooley’s offer of medical supplies and personnel. More than $213,000 worth of antibiotics drugs and equipment are ready in New York for immediate shipment.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Laos
Tom Dooley
New York
Khrushchev Receives Suzuki At Kremlin In Moscow
Premier Nikita Khrushchev, fresh from vacation, met Japanese Socialist leader Masahuro Suzuki at the Kremlin as reported by Moscow radio.
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Nikita
Kremlin Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Masahuro Suzuki
Kremlin
Moscow Radio
Jacksonville Repeats Racial Violence After Sit-in Clashes
In Jacksonville Florida a white sympathizer Richard F Parker 25 an FSU student aiding Negro lunch counter sit ins was struck in a jail bullpen by Merrill Imus 21 a Jacksonville construction worker Parker who had a 90 day sentence for vagrancy was taken to hospital after his jaw was broken The attack followed days of race related disorders and city officials debates over integration and bi racial committees amid mayor Hayden Burns refusing to order lunch counter integration.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Richard F. Parker
Florida State University
Merrill Imus
Imus
Parker
Hayden Burns
Burns
Florida
Leroy Collins
Tallahassee
Youth Council of the National Assn. For Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
John Santora
Nixon Campaign Sidetracked by Knee Infection
Vice President Richard M. Nixon entered Walter Reed Hospital after injuring his left knee on a campaign trip. Doctors described an infection caused by hemolytic staphylococcus aureus and said he would be off public appearances for about two weeks. President Eisenhower and Sen. John F. Kennedy expressed concern, while the RNC prepared for contingency if he cannot continue as the candidate.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Walter Reed Hospital
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
White House
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Republican National Committee
105-Year-Old Woman Survives Doctors Forecast in England
Lizzie Taylor of Fishponds England died at 105, outliving a doctor's grim prediction by more than seven decades. Her life spanned more than a century of change, ending Monday.
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Fishpounds
England
Lizzie Taylor
Airliner with 28 aboard lands safely after wheel loss
Western Airlines DC 6B with 23 passengers and 5 crew returned from Casper to Denver after one left wheel fell away. Capt Norman Edson guided the plane to Stapleton Airport, all aboard unhurt, then flew a replacement flight two hours later to Great Falls via Sheridan and Billings.
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Edson
Western Air Lines
Great Falls
Mont
Sheridan
Wyo
Billings
Denver
Cheyenne
Casper
Colorado
Lincoln Logger Fatally Hurt
Lincoln logger Neil Sheridan aged 54 died after a tree top broke off in high winds and struck him while felling. He was rushed by four Lincoln loggers from Sandon Lumber Co. to a Helena hospital where he died on arrival, leaving a daughter in Great Falls.
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Lincoln
Neil Sheridan
Helena
Sheridan
Sandon Lumber Co
Ben Hebert
Eugene McKenzie
Richard McKenzie
Ralph Show
Wilber Dempsey
Great Falls
Giant Forest Fire Threatens Town Evacuations in Quebec
A giant forest fire neared St. Gabriel de Rameau on Monday forcing evacuation of 56 families as firefighters from Grande Riviere sprayed homes to hold back the flames.
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Quebec
Gaspe Peninsula
St. Gabriel de Rameau
Grande Riviere
Scientists arrive in Vienna for two international congresses
About 3,600 scientists gather in Vienna for a chest diseases congress and an individual psychology congress. Delegates hail from both Communist and non-Communist nations, signaling broad international participation.
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Vienna
Austria
Helena Boy Dies After Auto Crash South of Helena
Marvin Keck 16 died Monday morning from multiple skull fractures in a hospital after a car rolled three and a half times on Unionville road Sunday. Fellow passengers William Dickgraber 16 and Wayne 10 were in fair condition with a broken leg and skull fracture. Keck’s death raises Montana’s traffic toll to 144 for the year, compared with 156 the prior year.
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Helena
Marvin Keck
Keck
William Dickgraber
Wayne
Unionville
William
Montana
Congress Nears Adjournment After Medically Focused Aid Vote
Congress moved toward adjournment as the Senate approved a limited federal state grant program for the indigent and near indigent. The measure heads to the White House for expected presidential approval, with Kennedy opposing as inadequate and aiming to push broader action next year. The debate over minimum wage and foreign aid remains unresolved as conferees seek a way to break the deadlock.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
Kennedy
Senate House
House
Eisenhower
Mrs. Dawes 88 Pioneer Dies in Sheridan
SHERIDAN Mary Blanche Dawes 88 died Monday at Alder Rest Home where she had been a patient about a year. Born January 16 1872 in Vallejo California she came to Montana as a child and lived in Bozeman and Gallatin Madison valleys. Funeral services planned in Sheridan and Bozeman with relatives listed as survivors.
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Sheridan
Mary Blanche Dawes
Alder Rest
Dawes
Vallejo
Calif
Montana Territory
Harmon Cleaveland
Corrine
Utah
Gallatin City
Logan
Bozeman
Besse Jackson
M. J. Lott Sr
Twin Bridges
Lulu Shay
Wichita
Kan
Fred C. Moyer
Harrison
A. C. McLean
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cuban Flight Fails to Reach U S as Fuel Runs Out
Eleven Cubans including a woman were arrested after attempting to reach asylum in the United States. Their launch ran out of fuel at sea and was picked up by a Cuban fishing vessel.
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Havana
United States
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