Ike and Macmillan Join In Prayers for Peace
Ike and Harold Macmillan prayed for success in talks on easing world anxieties at Ellesborough church. The leaders met privately and with foreign ministers for hours, with a blackout on details. A luncheon at Chequers followed, and a crowd gathered as the president wore a blue suit and the prime minister a Grenadier Guards tie.
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Macmillan
Wendover
England
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Chequers
China
London
Eisen
Cyril Norman White
Grenadier Guards
Selwyn Lloyd
John Hay
Police Nab Three In West Roxbury Bank Robbery Plot
In Boston, three men were captured after an attempted bank robbery at Bellevue Co operative Bank in West Roxbury collapsed in chaos. One lookout, John J Storis fell from a tree and signaled fellow robbers with a car headlight. two others were later captured in Franklin Park after trying to blend with shrubbery. The gang included James O Malley and Edward Connors formerly of Sharon a boxer who once faced Tony DeMarco. Police recovered dynamite and caps in the car and noted the plan involved removing a bank door and priming another with explosives though the safe held nothing while another safe contained about 3000 dollars. The lookout is sought on state prison parolee status.
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Boston
John Hanley
Bellevue Co-operative Bank
West Roxbury
John J. Storis
Hanley
Storis
Franklin Park
James O'Malley
Edward Connors
Sharon
Tony DeMarco
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Broadcasts Slated Of London Talks
The Eisenhower Macmillan talks in London Monday night will be broadcast in the United States. NBC CBS ABC and the Mutual will carry the radio feed starting at 1 20 p.m. EST. In New York ABC will air it eight hours later. NBC and ABC hope to receive a minute of the program by transatlantic cable film for a TV broadcast later. CBS will supply a half hour TV program recorded on video tape and flown to the U.S. for broadcast 9 00 to 9 30 a.m. EST Tuesday.
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New York
London
United States
NBC
CBS
ABC
Mutual Broadcasting System
New York City
Transatlantic
Montana Weather Outlook For East And West Regions
Montana weather reports partly cloudy conditions on Monday and Tuesday with windy conditions near the east slope of Divide. East region highs 75 to 85, lows 40 to 55. West region expect increased clouds and some showers Monday, then partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with highs 70 to 80 and lows 35 to 45.
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Montana
Divide
Los Angeles Boy Killed in State Car Crash
William Crane a 16 year old of Los Angeles died in a Sunday pickup truck crash on the Biddle farm to market road eight miles south of Broadus a gravel skid and overturn in a borrow pit injured his twin Bernard Crane and Ernest Butts 15 with a broken arm and leg Marion Butts escaped all others were taken to Miles City hospital Crane died en route the 1959 Montana traffic toll rose to 153 with 121 last year
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Broadus
William Crane
Los Angeles
Crane
Ernest Butts
Bernard
Marion Butts
Miles City
Biddle
Jack Crane
F. W. Trautman
Butts
Montana
Fulbright urges long term Middle East policy in peaceful Arab world
Senator J William Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged the United States to seize the calm in the Arab world to shape a long range Middle East policy. He noted past turmoil including the Iraq toppled government Lebanon deployment and Jordanian protection by British troops. He cited improved U S UAR understanding as encouraging signs for stability and a mature relationship.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Middle East
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Iraq
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
United Arab Republic
Diplomats See Chinese Acts Aiming to Spoil Khrushchev Visit
U N diplomats discuss a pattern of Chinese incursions into India and Southeast Asia seen as attempts to complicate Khrushchev’s planned talks with Eisenhower. Some argue China seeks Russian support and fears a rapprochement, while others cite provocative moves in Laos and attacks on Indonesia as a broader tactic.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Southeast Asia
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
India
Laos
Khrushchev
Butte Bowling Star Byron Pederson Dies at Home
Byron Pederson recognized as a leading Butte bowler died in a local hospital after a brief illness. He lived at 320 New and had a long history as a blacksmith and Little League coach. Survived by wife Doris, children Byron Pederson and Margaret Zemljak, along with numerous relatives in Butte and Wisconsin. Body at Duggan Merrill Mortuary.
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Pete) Pederson
Butte
New
Mr. Pederson
Turtle Lake
Wis
Pederson
Doris
William Zemljak
Margaret Pederson
Byron Pederson
Beulah Stribley
Wilford Pederson
Billings
Phil Trythall
William Peck
Edward Peck
Francis Peck
John Peck
Catherine Gobin
Wisconsin
Michael Zemljak
William Stribley
Seattle
Alfred West
Mary Bates
Pocatello
Duggan Merrill Mortuary
Adenauer Denies West Germany Hates Communism in Letter
Bonn report: Chancellor Adenauer tells Khrushchev he seeks no revenge for territorial losses and does not hate socialism or communism. He urges resumed disarmament talks with Eisenhower while downplaying Berlin and reunification issues as central.
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Nikita
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Nikita Khrushchev
West Germany
Khbrushchev
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Berlin
Reunification
Geneva
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Oder-Neisse
Poland
Face-Saving Chinese Flushed From Church Rafters
Chheng Guan Lim, 28, a Singaporean, crawled down from church rafters in Ann Arbor after four years hiding to save face following academic difficulties at the University of Michigan. He described living in a tent under a catwalk, surviving on leftovers, and shaving with burnt matches. Police and university officials voiced skepticism but not disbelief, while immigration authorities kept him for a technical violation.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Chheng Guan Lim
Singapore
University of Michigan
Chheng
Washtenaw County
Cheng
First Methodist Church
George Miller
Miller
Dean Rae
Ransom
Fort Wayne
Ind
De Gaulle Keeps Plans For Algeria Hidden
De Gaulle ended a four day military inspection of Algeria and flew to Paris with the secret of his next move in the revolt torn region. He told troops to pacify first and promised a new era where Algerians decide their destiny, but he did not reveal any new peace plan.
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Tizi Ouzou
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Motor stolen from 1948 Chevrolet in Butte
Frank Rayme of 725 Nevada reported to Sunday Butte police that someone stole the motor from his 1948 Chevrolet. The incident was filed with local authorities and investigation may follow.
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Frank Rayme
Nevada
Butte
Nehru to Hold Conference as Tibet Tension Deepens
Exiled Tibetan Dalai Lama urged United Nations to address Chinese repression in Tibet. Nehru planned a week of border talks with neighbors as India reports Chinese incursions on frontiers. A rifleman was killed in fighting and Indian forces moved to reinforce the northeast.
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India
Tibet
United Nations
Dalai Lama
Nehru
Defense Ministry
Frontier Guards
K. S. Thimmayya
Northeast
UPI
Northeast Frontier Agency
Assam
Mansfield Urges Free Hand For Senate Labor Bill Conferees
Washington UPI Mansfield urged the Senate to instruct its labor bill negotiators to resume talks with the House without binding positions. Dirksen and Kennedy clash over Landrum-Griffin provisions while conferees meet Monday, with Morse predicting a tight vote and possible delays.
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Mansfield
Senate
Kennedy
House
Dirksen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Landrum-Griffin
Morse
ABC
Congress
Steel Settlement Without Price Hike Demanded
Washington AP Two Republican senators say a settlement in the steel strike is possible without raising prices. Senators Aiken and Javits urged negotiated settlement as a steel shortage could trigger Taft Hartley delays. They warn a prolonged stalemate would harden talks and risk public backing against price hikes.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Labor
Mine disaster in Spain kills twelve miners
Twelve miners died and six were seriously injured when dynamite exploded Saturday at a coal mine in Utrillas near Teruel. The blast ripped through the shaft, with rescuers rushing to the scene to aid survivors and secure the area. Local authorities launched investigations into the cause of the explosion.
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Teruel
Spain
Utrillas
Here
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