Allies bow to U S and UN will pull troops from Egypt
Britain and France agreed to withdraw their forces from the Suez Canal Zone amid U S and UN pressure. Dag Hammarskjöld said the UN police would take over Port Said within two weeks. Israel was urged to clear Gaza and Sinai. Egypt and the canal zone situation prompted political turmoil in Britain with Prime Minister Eden sidelined for Jamaica.
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Britain
France
Egypt
United States
United Nations
Suez Canal Zone
Canal
U. N
Dag Hammarsk
Egaig
New York
Port Said
Israel
Gaza Strip
Sinai
Selwyn Lloyd
Palestine
E. L. M. Burns
Ballah
Paris
Eden
Jamaica
Canal Zone
Unruly Girls Prompt Helena School to Seek Security
Disturbances at the Montana Vocational School for Girls in Helena lead school officials to seek maximum security cells. Superintendent Ruby Miller and local officials urge state boards for immediate help as sheriff Dave Middleman backs strict confinement for ringleaders.
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Helena
Montana Vocational School For Girls
Ruby Miller
C. N. Thompson
I. W. Choate
Dave Middleman
Lewis and Clark County
Board of Examiners
Casper Wolhowe
State Industrial School
Miles City
Helena school aims to rehabilitate girls not punish
Mrs. I W Choate defends the Montana Vocational School for Girls as a rehabilitation center not a finishing school or penal facility. She endorses maximum security cells for unruly girls and proposes a state agency to monitor after release, noting the need for care when girls return home. The issue follows sheriff comments on disturbances at the Helena Valley school.
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Helena
Montana Vocational School For Girls
I. W. Choate
Dave Middleman
Helena Valley
Choate
State Wins Point On Columbia River Compact
Spokane reports the Columbia River Interstate Compact approved for legislative submission after adding an anti diversion clause. Idaho and Montana pushed strong limits on diversions as the commission prepared the signature. The compact moves to Washington Idaho Oregon Montana Wyoming Utah and Nevada for ratification.
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Columbia River
Columbia River System
Columbia Interstate Compact Commission
Idaho
Montana
Colorado River
Snake River
California
Columbia Water
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Congress
Commission
U S General Says War With Russia Possible Now
Gen Curtis E Lemay of SAC told Georgetown University students that the United States could win a general war with the Soviet Union today but would suffer serious damage. He warned that without improved air power capacity readiness and security the nation could face greater damage in five years from the Soviet long range air arm.
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Washington
Curtis E. Lemay
Strategic Air Command
United States
Russia
Lemay
Georgetown University
Eisenhower, Wilson to discuss 38 billion military fund
President Eisenhower and Secretary Robert Wilson plan a Friday Augusta meeting over a reported 38 billion dollar defense budget for the coming fiscal year. The plan would lift total outlay by about two billion, with Air Force near 19 billion, Navy about 10 billion, and Army around nine billion.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Wilson
Pentagon
James C. Hagerty
White House
Washington
Augusta National Golf Club
Percival Dodge
Wilfred J. McNeil
Defense
Sherman Adams
Congress
Hagerty
Air Force
Navy
Army
Atomic Energy Commission
Livingston Judge Accepts Jurisdiction in School Case
Judge George J. Allen of Livingston in the Sixth Judicial District has assumed jurisdiction in a suit by eight public school teachers of School District No. 1 against the district its board and Local 332 of the AFL-CIO. The case seeks equal pay with union teachers and challenges a union security clause. Intervenor motions by the National Education Association and Montana Education Association are pending.
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George J. Allen
Livingston
Sixth Judicial District
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
T. E. Downey
John B. McClernan
Second
Silver Bow County
National Education Assn
Montana Education Assn
Radar chain planned across Canada for civilian flight safety
Canadian Transport Minister George C Marler announced a government plan to install a radar chain across Canada to boost civilian aircraft safety. The project carries an eight million dollar cost.
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Ottawa
George C. Marler
Canada
Red Hungarians Refuse UN Observers but Open Door for Dag
United Nations Hungarians refuse UN observers while agreeing to receive Dag Hammarskjold at a later date. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. urges a new resolution with a December 7 deadline for access. Delegates note deportation reports and Hungary’s stance provokes debate amid calls for relief access.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N. Assembly
Budapest
Hungary
Hammarskjold
Lodge
Reds
Istrada Sebes
Hungarian Reds Reverse Deportation Claims
Soviet imposed regime spokesman admitted Hungarians had been deported to Russia in isolated cases. He said deportations were stopped two weeks ago and those sent back. He denied ongoing fighting but noted scattered armed bands remain and miners dig only a third of pre revolution output. News conference with Western reporters in Parliament Building followed by Russian tank ring.
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General Assembly
Hungary
Lodge
Soviet Union
Red
Budapest
Ukraine
Sovie
South Africa
Russia
Istvan Szirmai
Janos Kadar
Szirmai
Kadar
Imre Nagy
Italians First Yule Firecrackers Spark Seasonal Traditions
Firecrackers entered Italy in the 14th century and spread to France Spain and the southern United States during Christmas celebrations and other religious festivals. Classified ads serve as quick action tools for buying selling renting or hiring with a dial 5451 for intro.
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China
Italy
France
Spain
United States
Democracy Voice Winner Named Michael Buckley
Michael Buckley, senior at Boys Central High School, won the local Jaycee Democracy Voice contest. His tape recorded speech will be judged in Dillon for state level honors. the state winner earns an all expense paid trip to Washington DC. Runners up were Eugene Marans and Dianne Shelton.
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Michael Buckley
Colorado
Boys Central High School
Jaycee Voice of Democracy
Buckley
Dillon
Washington, D. C
Butte
Eugene Marans
W. Gold
Butte High School
Dianne Shelton
Caledonia
Girls Central
Martha Winiecki
Walter LeSage
Rourke MacDonald
Jack Johns
High Tribunal Stands by School Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld its May 1954 ruling that local opposition cannot delay racial integration in public schools. It denied Mansfield Texas school board’s request for more time to end segregation. The case follows rioting at term opening and a court order for Negro enrollment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mansfield
Tex
Texas Rangers
US Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Mansfield Board
Court of Appeals
Texas
Mansfield School Board
District Court
Alabama
John Ptterson
Sabotage Probe After Brooklyn Pier Explosion Kills Nine
A massive blast at Luckenbach Pier 37 in Brooklyn followed a fierce fire that killed nine and injured 247. Investigators from police fire FBI and the district attorney pursue sabotage as a possible cause after a warning call to the New York Times, with extensive property damage across the waterfront and danger to workers and spectators.
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New York
Brooklyn
Luckenbach Steamship Co
New York Times
the Times
Ship News Department
District Attorney’s Office
Fire Department
FBI
Edward J. Cavanagh
William Langusker
Bush Terminal
Two Deer Lodge Escapees Quickly Caught
Two inmates Eldon Knox and Charles Merrill escaped from a Montana State Prison ranch in a prison truck Monday afternoon. A road block was set and the truck found abandoned near Deer Lodge. Highway Patrolman Robert Zahar ko arrested them near Gold Creek on U S Highway 10 around 7:15 p m. They offered no resistance. Knox had been sentenced to two years for burglary and Merrill to two years for forgery.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
F. O. Burrell
Eldon C. Knox
Charles Donovan Merrill
Robert Zaharko
Gold Creek
U. S. Highway 10
Knox
Yellowstone County
Merrill
Big Horn County
Cold Wave Hits Butte With Snow and Deep Freeze Ahead
A cold wave grips Butte tonight with temperatures sliding toward freezing. Snow returns as a cold air mass moves south through the state, bringing a high of 32 Tuesday followed by a near zero low Tuesday night. The day contrasts with Monday's 55 and Monday morning's 43 low, recalling past records of 22/0 on December 3, 1955 and 20/3 on December 4 with snow.
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Butte
Montana Cold Wave Warnings Sweep East and West Regions
East Montana faces a cold wave warning with Tuesday night through Wednesday snow and heavy cold. Highs fall to zero to 10 north and 5 to 15 south with 35 to 45 in the southwest. lows reach 5 below to 15 below north and 0 to 10 south. West Montana reports similar freezing conditions with gusty winds and drifting snow, easing Tuesday night. The table notes describe temperature tallies for the 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending Monday evening.
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Montana
Montana Sees Cold Air Mass Advancing Southward
A cold air mass moves south from Montana after a brief pause near a line west of Great Falls. The Weather Bureau notes a temporary delay due to a westward low pressure area with temperatures dropping to 15 below in the north. Snow is expected with the front, no blizzards forecast, and an 8:30 p.m. roundup lists temperatures and winds across multiple towns.
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Montana
Great Falls
Weather Bureau
Drummond
Miles City
Kalispell
Cut Bank
Havre
Glasgow
Billings
Lewistown
Missoula
Helena
Butte
Whitehall
Bozeman
Livingston
Dillon
Rhee Gives 4000 To Red Cross For Hungarian Refugees
New York reports South Korea President Syngman Rhee contributed 4000 dollars to the International Red Cross for relief of Hungarian refugees, the Red Cross disclosed.
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New York
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Arctic Cold Front Breathes Through Northern Plains Storm Track
A frigid Arctic mass penetrated the northern plains Monday with a risk of pushing into the Great Lakes overnight, while a fast moving storm halted its advance into the southern plains. Readings showed a sharp divide between warm and cold air across Montana and Wyoming, with Wyoming warnings of up to 35 degree drops and heavy snow expected in Wyoming North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Northern Plains
Great Lakes
Southern Plains
North Pacific States
Wyoming
Ohio Valley
Mid Atlantic
Mercury
Pennsylvania
New England
Newport
Mount Washington
N.H
Montana
Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
Colorado
Mansfield visits Bolivia to review U.S. aid program
U S Senator Mike Mansfield arrives in La Paz Bolivia to assess progress on technical cooperation. He plans to depart Wednesday for Peru and Ecuador and will meet President Hernan Siles Zuazo and attend a National Senate session over the visit.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Mike Mansfield
Dental Lab Seeks Court Order Over False Teeth Complaints
Bell Dental Laboratories Inc asks Houston district court for 15000 damages and an injunction after P. K. Lee of San Jacinto allegedly criticized its dental work before witnesses. The suit seeks a hearing date for the injunction.
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Houston, Tex
Bell Dental Laboratories Inc
P. K. Lee
San Jacinto
Tex
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