Mitchell Drafts Proposed T H Act Changes
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell drafts potential Taft Hartley Act revisions and related amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act and Employment Security laws. He plans to present recommendations to President Eisenhower for congressional action while keeping his views private.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Martin Dur- Mitchell
Eisenhower
Congress
Mitchell
Taft-Hartley
Durkin
White House
Attorney General Loses Bid in PSC Telephony Case
Helena Atty. Gen. Arnold H. Olsen failed to strike demurrers as District Judge W W Lessley denied the move to bar the Montana Public Service Commission and Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. from objecting to Olsen bringing action over a PSC rate increase. The case, heard after Judge Victor H. Fall bowed out, rests on Olsen authority and duties as state chief lawyer.
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Helena
Arnold H. Olsen
Montana Public Service Commission
PSC
W W. Lessley
Bozeman
Olsen
Lessley
Victor H. Fall
Eee
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
District Court
Lester H. Loble
Mst&t
Loble
Seek Guided Missiles to Span Seas
Washington reports the Air Force is pursuing at least two pilotless bomber models to develop long range guided missiles capable of spanning seas. The XB 62 Snark jet bomber missile is described as a possible interim weapon with autonomous navigation and homing systems.
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Washington
Air Force
Northrop
Lewis Carroll
Annual Election Set by AIME Montana Section Dinner Meeting
The Montana section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers will hold its annual election at a dinner Saturday evening December 12 in the Treasure State Room Finlen Hotel. F W Strandberg chairs the event with Walter S March Jr to present an illustrated talk on life in South America after the election and installation.
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Montana
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Treasure State Room
Finlen Hotel
F. W. Strandberg
Walter S. March Jr
Montana School of Mines
South America
C. J. Hicks
Strandberg
Hicks
Joseph T. Toy
East Helena
Clifford Milwick
Anaconda
Tom Graham
Great Falls
Walter Parker
Butte
J. K. Archibald
Carl J. Trauerman
R. G. Bowman
Ivor Pounds
Guy T. Weaver
Chester H. Steele
K. Doerr Jr
A. B. Martin
Nixon Opens Kabul Talks With Afghan Leaders
Vice President Richard Nixon began official discussions in Kabul on Saturday with Premier Mohammed Daoud Khan and Foreign Minister. Nixon attended a luncheon, a Kabul reception at the mayor’s house, and a banquet at the royal palace hosted by King Mohammed Zahir Shah.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Richard Nixon
Afghanistan
Kabul
Nixon
Mohammed Daoud Khan
Asif Suhail
Mohammed Zahir Shah
Italian Yugoslav Crisis Over Trieste Cooled
Rome reports a mutual decision to normalize Trieste frontiers between Italy and Yugoslavia easing tension after October moves. The step follows Britain and the United States agreed withdrawal from the zone and hands over to Italy, with Tito warning of actions if a border incursion occurs.
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Rome
Trieste
Bermuda
Italy
Yugoslavia
Britain
United States
Trieste Free Territory
Marshal Tito
Italian Foreign Ministry
Secludes Self 3 Years to Escape Draft
William Krasno told police his son John, 35, has hidden in the attic of their South Plainfield home since the start of the Korean War. Police found him, six feet four inches tall and nearly 300 pounds, unshaven and unable to speak, and planned to take him for observation at Marlboro State Hospital. The elder Krasno, a school janitor, said his son feared the draft and had lived in isolation with little outside contact since 1950.
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South Plainfield
N.J.P
William Krasno
John
Krasno
Marlboro State Hospital
Andrew Phillips
Gift-Spotter promotes easy at-home gift shopping
The Gift-Spotter advertises simple Christmas gifting from home with no crowds. Santa’s favorite Whitehead's Cutlery Shop is featured in the Wanted Section as a highlighted store this year.
Laniel Absent From Bermuda Conference Session
French Premier Laniel missed the second Bermuda conference session Saturday night with a reported chill. President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Churchill pressed ahead with talks on foreign ratification of the European army treaty, while Laniel was represented by a stand-in.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sir Winston Churchill
Bermuda
Kindley Field
Joseph Laniel
Tucker's Town
Laniel
Eisenhower
Churchill
Big Three link to European Defense Pact at Key Conference
Reported talks at the Mid Ocean Club show Laniel and Bidault amid secrecy as they discuss the EDC and postwar European defense. US support for a Western European army remains a top issue with plans for broader ministerial talks in Berlin and Trieste.
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Churchill
Laniel
Mid-Ocean Club
George Bidault
Bidault
Berlin
Yugoslavia
Italy
Trieste
France
EDC
United States
Europe
Eisenhower
Bar Talk on Red China U.N. Membership Sparks Debate
Senator Ferguson urged blocking any discussion of Red China joining the United Nations before agreeing to major talks with Russia. He and fellow Republicans questioned prospects for a productive Bermuda conference as Eisenhower and Dulles weigh preconditions for West East talks.
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Washington
Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
U.S
United Nations
Red China
Russia
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Eisenhower
Dulles
Winston Churchill
England
Joseph Laniel
France
Bermuda
Churchill
Laniel
Soviet Union
U.N
Probers Predict East Coast Longshoremen Strike On Christmas Eve
A three man board told President Eisenhower on Saturday to expect a dock workers strike on Christmas Eve that will defy solution. It cited union representation working conditions and outlaw strikes as the three key issues. The NLRB will hear on December 15 in New York to decide bargaining rights between rival unions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Labor Relations Board
New York
Portland
Maine
Norfolk
AFL
International Longshoreman’s Assn
ILA
Former Cuban leader denies arms conspiracy charge
exiled former Cuban president Carlos Piño SoCarr as denied charges of conspiring to ship arms to Cuba for a revolution. He and former interior minister Segundo Curti were arrested, booked, and released on bonds of 50000 and 25000 respectively as U S officials said the munitions were to be used in a Cuban revolt.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Carlos Piio Socarras
United States
Robert L. Floyd
Florida
New York
James L. Guilmartin
U.S
Piio
Segundo Curti
Federal Building
Britain Iran Reach Accord on Oil Dispute Resumption
Iran and Britain announced the resumption of diplomatic relations and aim to negotiate a settlement of the oil dispute that triggered the 1952 crisis. AIOC, valued at 1.5 billion dollars, had controlled exports and Royalists now lead Iran after the August revolt.
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Tehran
Iran
Britain
Mohammed Mossadegh
Churchill
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
Fazollah Zahedi
London
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
AIOC
Ten Men Revisit Pearl Harbor On Arizona Memorial Day
Ten veterans who survived the Pearl Harbor attack return aboard the battleship Arizona for a commemorative ceremony. One survivor recounts his ordeal when he was hurled from the deck as bombs and fire raged. Capt. Linaweaver will offer a prayer as colors rise and wreaths are laid.
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William J. Waugh
Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Navy
23 Die In Spanish Plane Crash North of Madrid
A Bristol twin-engined transport crashed in Somosierra mountains killing 23 with 10 survivors. Among the injured is U S embassy courier Paul J Douglass of West Roxbury Massachusetts, who suffered spine fracture and frostbite.
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Madrid
Spain
Somosierra
Paul J. Douglass
U.S
Paris
Luis Vidal Gamarra
Douglass
West Roxbury
Mass
John J. Douglass
Congress
Vidal
Jose Maria Oriol
Bilbao
Mes
Papers Backfire on Foreign Policy Debate
Washington editorials split over Senator McCarthy’s attack on aid to allies trading with Red China and his push to end U S help to Britain. Most papers side with the White House or remain detached while Republican leaders hesitate to pick a side. Eisenhower backs Dulles against coercion in allied trade policies.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Rwis
Eisenhower
Dulles
Associated Press
McCarthy
White House
Congress
U.S
Britain
Vicksburg Tornado Devastates City During Saturday Night
A deadly tornado outbreak hit Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas injuring over 100 and killing at least six. In Vicksburg the theater crowd was struck as the storm cut power, caused fires, toppled buildings, and prompted National Guard and Red Cross relief efforts.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Montrose
Ark
Ouachita City
Rocky Branch
Spencer
Monroe
Clarksdale
Charles Faulk
Saenger
Hugh White
National Guard
Red Cross
U.N. Averts Korea Clash Over Next Steps
The United Nations Political Committee halted a possible India versus Western showdown on Korea. Delegates agreed to adjourn for the weekend to pursue compromise, with India’s Krishna Menon backing a recess until Feb 9 and Brazil’s Mario De Pimentel Brandao supporting a postponement aligned with the U.S. and allies.
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United Nations
U.N
India
Leslie Knox Munro
New Zealand
V. K. Krishna Menon
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Mario de Pimentel Brandao
Brazil
U.S
Korea
U.N. Hele
Butte Area Weather Update Cloudy Snow and Wind
Forecast covers Butte region with cloudy skies and snow showers Sunday night and Monday. Temperatures show little change. Sunday high around 35 and Sunday night low near 20. Monday high near 35. Friday midnight to Saturday 5:30 p m shows a 36 high and 17 low. West of Divide mostly cloudy with snow Sunday Monday. East of Divide cloudy windy with snow in southwest and mountains.
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Divide
Masked Witness Tells of Terror Before Baltic Committee
A cloaked Catholic priest testified to the House Baltic Committee about brutal Soviet occupation in Lithuania. He described torture in prison, solitary confinement, starvation, and repeated beatings, claiming forced confessions and links to Mindszenty. He sought anonymity to protect relatives remaining in Lithuania.
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New York
House Baltic Committee
Lithuania
Congressional Committee
Baltic States
Russia
Soviet Supreme Council
Cardinal Mindszenty
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Siberia
Germany
United States
Benson to dig into charges against holdovers
A source close to Secretary Ezra Taft Benson said he will investigate charges that hold-over Democrats supply ammunition to his political opponents. The claim arose from Sen. J. Glenn Beall and Beall named no individuals but cited “good evidence” that some hold-overs have ghost written speeches attacking Benson’s policies.
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Washington
U.P
Ezra Taft Benson
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Benson
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