U S and Portugal denounce Red remarks over Goa dispute
Secretary of State Dulles and Portugal’s Foreign Minister Cunha issue a joint communique condemning Soviet leaders remarks as an effort to create division among nations. Khrushchev and Bulganin push Goa issue, while Khrushchev vents at the Shwe Dagon Pagoda in Burma.
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Washington
Dulles
Asia
East
E. P
Paulo Cunha
Portugal
Far East
Nikita S. Khrushchev
India
Goa
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Rangoon
Burma
Nikita S. Khruschev
Jurors Acquit Laubach in Bixby Slaying
Fort Benton district court returned an acquittal for Arden Laubach on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of his brother-in-law Lee Bixby at a Teton River water hole. The 11 man one woman jury deliberated 4 hours 23 minutes with about 100 observers present. Laubach claimed self defense as feuding over years' dispute ended in the shooting.
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Fort Benton
Arden Laubach
Laubach
Inlaw
Lee Bixby
Teton River
Chouteau County
Bixby
Harold Roudebush
Carroll College vice president Dr E W Neuman dies
Dr Edward W Neuman 51 vice president of Carroll College died in St John Hospital Helena after teaching Friday. A native of Iowa he earned a Ph D in chemistry from the University of Iowa and studied at Caltech. He joined Carroll in 1933 and became first lay VP in 1951 directing the chemistry dept and physics teaching. He built the college observatory housing a 12 5 inch telescope and directed CAA ground school training.
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Neuman
Carroll College
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
California Institute of Technology
Carroll
CAA
Santa Blamed for Seasonal Cold Epidemic
H J Bannon of Grove Laboratories cites Santa Claus as a prime cause of the annual cold outbreak, noting the peak follows the busy Christmas shopping period. The remark ties the late year surge in colds to holiday activity.
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New York
Santa Claus
H. J. Bannon
Grove Laboratories, Inc
Former Communist leader James Jackson surrenders on charges
James E. Jackson Jr. 41, once Southern regional director for the Communist party, surrendered in New York on a conspiracy indictment for violent overthrow. He was arraigned before Judge Edward Weinfeld and held on 20000 bail, a fugitive since 1951. One of 21 second-string leaders indicted, he joins William Norman Marron as the remaining sought figure.
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New York
James E. Jackson Jr
Communist Party
Edward Weinfeld
Jackson
Richmond
U. S. Atty
Paul W. Williams
Williams
Brooklyn
William Norman Marron
New York State
Party
Flushing
Queens
Merger of CIO and AFL Approved by Delegates
New York CIO convention delegates voted 660 to 3 to approve a merger with the AFL ending a 20 year split in union labor. The AFL had unanimously approved the plan a day earlier and both groups prepared for a joint session starting Monday.
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New York
CIO
AFL
Four Children Burned Fatally in Arkansas House Fire
In Dumas Arkansas a kerosene fueled blaze destroyed a small frame house fatally burning four children aged 5 Patsy 3 Richard 11 months Tommy and 6 Sheila The parents Odell and wife were hospitalized with serious to critical injuries Neighor E R Henry Jr pulled Thatch from the blaze as city marshall Dayton Allison said the stove exploded while lighting an early morning fire The home burned to the ground
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Dumas
Ark
Arkansas
Odell Thatch
Patsy
Richard
Tommy
Sheila
E. R. Henry Jr
Thatch
Dayton Allison
Harman Receives Max Fine and 90 Days Jail for Disturbance
Robert G. Harman, 25, pleaded guilty to creating a disturbance during an incident involving eight people near North Main and Pacific in Center ville Tuesday night. He received the maximum $200 fine and 90 days in county jail after a pursuit ending with a deputy shooting a tire on his car. A 15 year old, under a suspended juvenile sentence, was ordered to an indeterminate term at Miles City industrial school. six other juveniles remain in parental custody awaiting possible juvenile court action.
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Robert G. Harman
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Centerville
North Main
Pacific
Harman
State Industrial School
Miles City
Habeas petition of Ronan man denied by federal court
Patrick L. Adams of Ronan, 24, had sought a writ of habeas corpus alleging illegal detention under the Selective Service Act. Judge William D. Murray denied the petition after Adams had submitted to induction and taken an oath at the Navy Butte Main Recruiting Station. Adams will report to the Navy Recruiting Station in San Diego for basic training. The ruling marks the first such Montana federal case, with the petition directed at Navy officials.
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Patrick L. Adams
Ronan
Adams
Navy Butte Main
Butte
Adam
Army
Navy
Roy Mur
Ray
Armed Forces
John A. Hein
Cmdr
Hein
San Diego
Montana
Butte Stores Extend Hours for Shopping Opportunties
Butte merchants in most lines will open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today for extra shopping. The extended hours apply Saturday Dec 10 and 17 and Monday Dec 19, with Christmas Eve hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for last-minute shoppers.
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Butte
U N package deal on admissions termed blackmail
China denounced a proposal to admit 18 nations to the United Nations as a package deal calling it blackmail and a surrender to the Soviet Union. The plan, backed by Canada and 27 others, would include 13 Western nations and five Soviet satellites, with China threatening a veto over Outer Mongolia if necessary. Diplomatic observers note behind the scenes efforts to avert a Chinese veto and seek a compromise in the Security Council.
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United Nations
China
U. N
Soviet Union
T. F. Tsiang
Assembly
Canada
Paul Martin
Tsiang
Outer Mongolia
Security Council
Formosa
Oriental
Council
Economists See Improved Farm Picture in Montana and Plains
Federal Reserve Bank economists report a brighter farm outlook for Montana, the Dakotas and Minnesota with October sales rising more in smaller towns than cities. Wheat and most grains show gains over 1954, cattle and hog markets surge, though prices remain low. District income may exceed 1954 in three states, while dry areas feel the price squeeze. Nonfarm employment and weekly earnings also rise, with third quarter district earnings up 6.7 percent from a year earlier.
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Helena
Federal Reserve Bank
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
South St. Paul
South Dakota
Snowfall Blankets Mining City Area
An almost steady snowfall on Friday covered Mining City in a fluffy white layer. The Christmas like scene was brightened by mild temperatures and illuminated street decorations with a Friday high of 23 and a low of 15. Precipitation totaled .07 inches. Saturday forecasts call for more snow and continued cool weather with a high of 25.
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Butte
Repudiates Confession in Canton Child Murder Case
Lewiston Illinois report states Attorney Blaine Ramsey said Friday that taxicab driver Lloyd Miller aged 29 has repudiated a confession that he raped and killed eight year old Janice May of Canton.
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Lewiston, Il
U.P
Blaine Ramsey
Lloyd Miller
Canton, Ill
Janice May
Gift Spotter highlights Dick's Toy and Hobby Shop ads
The Gift Spotter in the Want Ad section features Dick's Toy and Hobby Shop among daily gift suggestions to ease Christmas shopping. The feature emphasizes ready holiday ideas and ongoing advertisements from gift stores.
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Dick’s Toy and Hobby Shop
Bridge collapses injuring 32 near Eagle Pass Texas
A 400 foot span of a temporary bridge collapsed while workers dismantled it near the Rio Grande, throwing about 100 people into the creek bed. Thirty two were injured, two critically, as responders rushed doctors, plasma and supplies from San Antonio and Uvalde. Some victims were taken to Mexico.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Rio Grande
San Antonio
State Health Dept
Mexico
Border Patrol
Alfred Gurke
Gurke
Mayor elect Christopher Fulfills Drink Pledge at City Hall
San Francisco Mayor elect George Christopher kept his promise to reporters by filling the press room water cooler with bonded bourbon whiskey, fulfilling an election pledge made if he were elected. The act occurred Friday as reporters gathered at city hall to cover his victory and transition.
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San Francisco
U.P
George Christopher
Train Wreck Kills 12 and Injures 50 in Barnes England
A speeding electric passenger train plowed into a standing freight train near Barnes station injuring around 50 people and killing 12. Fire illuminated the sky as rescue teams rushed to hospital patients while officers estimated the toll would rise.
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Barnes
England
London
Glasgow Murder Suspect Charged
A 25 year old ex convict James W Black was charged with the mutilation murder of 75 year old August Hoffman in Glasgow. Hoffmans death came after beating and stabbing with scissors or a knife and authorities believe robbery was the motive. Black was arrested at his trailer home and held pending arraignment next week.
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Glasgow
U.P
James W. Black
August Hoffman
Gordon White
Justice of the Peace
G. R. Austin
Roy Hatton
Glen Browning
William Archambeault
Black
Hatton
Hoffman
White
James T. Shea
Minneapolis
U S Envoy Stresses Berlin Unity After Soviet Stand
BERLIN The Western powers warned the Soviet Union they will maintain their bridgehead in divided Berlin until Germany is unified. U S Ambassador James B Connat from Bonn reiterated the pledge at a crowded news conference alongside British and French representatives, outlining allied positions on Berlin's status.
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Berlin
Germany
U. S
James B. Conant
Bonn
Berlin Crisis Deepens Over Detained U S Officials
U S ambassador Conant visited East Berlin to discuss the detention of two U S congressmen and two other Americans by Communist police and Russian guards. He criticized the Soviet stance on four power status and asserted Western refusals to recognize East Berlin rule. Conant rode through East Berlin with the American flag flying, signaling U S protest.
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Berlin
P. A. Dibrova
Dibrova
East Berlin
East Germany
Neues Deischland
Conant
East
Close Alliance With West Favored at Bonn
The West German Bundestag backed a policy of close alliance with the West as the path to German unity. It urged Russia to agree to reunification as a basis for lasting peace with the Soviet Union. The Socialists failed to push proposals for concrete unification steps and warned against military blocs.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Soviet Union
Adenauer
West Germany
Moscow
Traffic Injuries Fatal to Rancher
Sidney Montana Charles Roller a 48 year old Poplar area rancher died from injuries sustained November 23 when struck while fixing a loose tailgate on his pickup about 12 miles south of Sidney on Highway 16. Gerald Dahl 46 and Thomas Gibbs 61 were minor injured. Roller had halted to load cattle for Glendive. Coroner said no inquest. Montana highway toll 1955 rises to 216 with this death.
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Sidney
U.P
Charles Roller
Poplar-area
Here
Highway Patrol
Roller
Gerald Dahl
Thomas Gibbs
Glendive
Dahl
Homer Gorder
Montana
Montana Weather Summary for Friday to Sunday
Montana east region shows considerable cloudiness with scattered light snow in the west portion. Temperatures little changed with highs Saturday of 10-15 F in the east and north, 15-25 F in the southwest. Saturday night and Sunday partly cloudy with not quite as cold Sunday. Montana west mostly cloudy with a few snow flurries Saturday and Sunday and little temperature change. Saturday high about 20-30 F. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5:30 p.m. Friday.
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Montana
Montana Governor lauds oil conservation gains
Santa Fe Montana Gov J Hugo Aronson told IOCC delegates that oil conservation increased reserve potential, extending life of Elk Basin Kevin Sunburst and Cut Bank fields while unlocking higher potential at Poplar Bowes Glen dive Sumatra and others The law, enacted in 1953, targets waste and differs from other states by not addressing market demand proration or correlative rights Kansas official Harry Snyder Jr predicted record drilling and production in Kansas with reserves high and many untested producing areas awaiting exploration
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Santa FE
N. M
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Elk Basin
Kevin Sunburst
Cut Bank
Poplar
Bowes
Glendive
Sumatra
Aronson
Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
IOCC
Kansas Corporation Commission
Harry Snyder Jr
Snyder
Kansas
Fred Hall
Hopes Shattered Classified Ad in Oregon Labor Press
A fragment from the Oregon Labor Press in Portland shows a Geiger counter offered for 200 dollars as trade for a new Davenport chair or sectional, valued at 250 dollars, reflecting a hoped trade.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Labor Press
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Adolf Heusinger
Democratic “Streitkraefte
NATO
Alfred Gruenther
Rocquencourt
France
Heusinger
James Jackson
Dangerous Red
West
Reds
U.N
Montana Weather
Montana High Low
Billings
Belgrade
Broadussettee
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