U N urged to endorse Eisenhower open skies plan
U N Political Committee opened debate on the open skies aerial inspection concept backed by the Eisenhower administration. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. framed the plan as mutual photo surveys over the Soviet Union and United States to deter surprise attacks. He outlined five U S positions including starting with U S Soviet borders and extending later, with ground observers and eventual nuclear test restraints.
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United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Lodge
Fadhil Jamali
Iraq
Baltic States
Israel
Palestine
Jamali
Jules Modi
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
France
United States
Bulganin
Washington
Soviet Protest Over Vlasov Dispatch Distortions
Moscow warns AP and New York Times correspondents Richard O Malley and Welles Hagen against distortions in Nov 10 reports on A V Vlasov. Press chief Ilyichev says fabrication of Vlasov’s awards and firing harms relations and vows measures if repeated.
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Moscow
U.P
Foreign Office
Associated Press
New York Times
A. V. Vlasov
Leonid Ilyichev
Richard K. O’malley
Times
Welles Hangen
Moscow Radio
Tass
Ilychev
Vlasov
Foreign Ministry
L. F. Ilychev
U.S.S.R
Mansfield warns budget cuts could end NATO
Sen. Mansfield warns that deep cuts in the Eisenhower defense plan could erode NATO within three to five years. He cites British and French reductions and warns Western allies to avoid sacrificing security for economy during talks with Eden. He notes U.S. budget choices influence Western defense posture and hints at intra administration disagreement over further cuts.
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Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Senate Foreign Relations
Anthony Eden
Soviet Union
Western Europe
United States
Trio of Boys Charged in Murder of Youthful Villain
In Drexel Hill Pennsylvania three teenagers James Distrio 13 Roger Banninger 14 and Harry Firth 13 face murder and arson charges after a backyard cowboys game ended in a fatal fire. Lawrence Booth 14 died after locking himself in a playhouse shack to evade arrest as his pursuers started grass fires to smoke him out.
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Drexel Hill
U.P
Philadephia
Lawrence Booth
Ficial
Piasecki Helicopter Corp
Lawrence
James Distrio
Roger Banninger
Harry Firth
Raymond Booth
Santa and the Dumbiddy debuts in Montana Standard
The Montana Standard begins a 17 installment Christmas fantasy titled Santa and the Dumbiddy by Lucrece Hudgins Beale. In a child’s wonder world Santa brings a clay man to life and rescues a selfish boy from Gim me Dwarf. Readers may clip installments to create a scrapbook.
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Santa
Santa and
the Dumbiddy
Lucrece Hudgins Beale
Montana
Benson refuses to resign as agriculture secretary
Ezra Taft Benson said on Monday he would not resign from the Eisenhower cabinet unless the President asked him to step down.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculture
Eisenhower
Churchill Enters Great Debate on Soviet Tour Fallout
Sir Winston Churchill called the Soviet leaders exhibition a surprising spectacle as Khrushchev and Bulganin toured South Asia and Britain. Khrushchev attacked colonialism in Mandalay while Burma battles rebels near Maymyo. Pravda denounced Western press over Bulgaria notes.
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Associated Press
Winston Churchill
South Asia
Woodford
England
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Britain
London
Moscow
Pravda
British Foreign Office
Bulgaria
Mandalay
Maymyo
State's Farm Price Index Down Again
Montana farmers saw the state index of prices received fall three points for the month ending November 15 according to the Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Gains in barley oats hay flax milk butterfat and eggs did not offset declines in wheat rye alfalfa seed sweet clover seed beef cattle calves lambs hogs and chickens. The all crops index held steady versus last month but slipped 10 points from a year earlier.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Moore Woman Slain by Her Spouse in Moore Montana
A 26 year old Moore elevator operator shot and killed his wife after an argument in their kitchen. Richard Pospisal told Sheriff Bucher he used a .22 revolver and stated they had worse arguments. The victim, about 23 and mother of three under five, had threatened to leave him. Pospisal, a Greeley Elevator Co. employee, has farmed in Hamilton. He is jailed in Lewistown Fergus County Jail.
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Moore
Mont
Fred J. Bucher
Richard Pospisal
Pospisal
Greeley Elevator Co
Hamilton, Mont
Pospital
Fergus County
Lewistown
Arrest of Negro on Bus Signals Legal Test of Segregation
Rosa Parks was fined 14 dollars in Montgomery police court for refusing to move to the rear of a city bus. The case sparked a boycott and a potential constitutional challenge to segregation in transportation under a 1947 state law.
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Montgomery
Ala
Rosa Parks
Gray
Charles Langford
Associated Press
Eugene Lee
Parks
John Scott
Surprise Defense Test Under Way Over Two Nations
A surprise defense drill named Cracker Jack began at 5 p.m. involving Continental Air Defense Command forces and augmentation units from the Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps and Air National Guard plus nearly 400 000 civilian spotters. Interceptor planes and USAF Strategic Air Command units simulated an enemy attack from the outer perimeter over Colorado Springs at Pikes Peak. The exercise tests radar tracking and interceptor readiness under winter conditions and lasts up to four days with National Guard members activated.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pikes Peak
Earle E. Partridge
Continental Air Defense Command
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Air National Guard
Defense Department
United States
Canada
CONAD
Usaf Strategic Air Command
Caution Urged by Ike in Talk to Union
President Eisenhower urged AFL CIO delegates to ensure unions accurately reflect members wishes before backing candidates. Speaking by telephone from Gettysburg he warned that labor’s political role must align with rank and file views while safeguarding minority positions. He noted the new 16 million member body faces 1956 election scrutiny.
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New York
Eisenhower
Aflcio
Gettysburg
71St Regiment
Park Avenue
George Meany
AFL
CIO
Adlai Stevenson
America
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Afl-Cio
Malmstrom Pilot Survives Jet Crash After Bailout
Lt. Raymond J. Strauss Jr. ejected from an unarmed F84F at about 20 miles northeast of Great Falls Montana. The aircraft crashed five miles east of the city, scattering parts over a wide area. Strauss, 22, Des Moines Iowa, landed unhurt with minor bruises and was taken to Malmstrom Base Hospital. A helicopter recovered him from a field. an Air Force investigation began at the scene.
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Great Falls
Mont
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Raymond J. Strauss, Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Malmstrom Air Force’ Base
Strauss
517Th Strategic Fighter Squadron
Malmstrom
Raymond J. Strauss
Jack Riggs
Clifford Atkinson
Belt
Riggs
Sheriff's
Atkinson
Air Force Board of Investigation
Gift Spotter returns bigger and better for Christmas shoppers
See for Yourself We invite you to look at this year's Gift Spotter a bigger and better direct result of reader and advertiser satisfaction Firestone Stores is one of the Gift Spotter stores advertising today and every day to make your Christmas shopping easier
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Firestone Stores
Langer Seeks Subpoenas in Dixon Yates Inquiry
Sen. Langer demanded the Senate Antimonopoly Subcommittee subpoena Postmaster General Summerfield and White House aide Sherman Adams as the Dixon Yates probe widens. He argues funding to the 1952 Republican campaign ties to the case, while officials refuse to discuss White House conversations as privileged executive communications.
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Langer
Summerfield
Adams
Washington
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Senate
Sherman Adams
White House
Dixon-Yates
Dixon
Mr. Yates
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Edgar H. Dixon
Eugene A. Yates
West Memphis
Ark
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Lewis E. Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Rowland R. Hughes
St. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Connelly
Truman
Caudle
Justice Department
Warm Air Moves Into Montana Amid Snow Dust
A warmer air mass moves into Montana from the west bringing higher temperatures and additional snow. The Weather Bureau cautions the warm spell will be short, with 30 to 40 degree above zero readings expected Tuesday as a cold Canadian mass may follow. Snow cover varies from nine inches in Kalispell to five in Missoula and Bozeman with mixed precipitation as air masses collide. Roads remain mostly passable with Lookout Pass not requiring chains.
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Montana
Weather Bureau
Canada
Dakotas
Butte
Bozeman
Glasgow
Helena
Havre
Plains
Great Falls
Kalispell
Missoula
Lookout Pass
U. S. 10
Montana Automobile Assn
Livingston
Montana Weather Outlook Across Regions
East Montana will see considerable cloudiness and rising temperatures into Tuesday and Wednesday with scattered light snows mainly near western mountains and strong southwest winds along eastern slopes. Highs reach 30 to 40 in the east and 20 to 30 in western valleys. West Montana turns cloudy and warmer with light snow Tuesday night and scattered flurries otherwise, highs 25 to 35. The table uses maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Monday.
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Montana
Continental Divide
Western Leaders to Meet on Russia Crisis in January
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden will convene at the White House on January 30 to map strategy against intensified Soviet actions. The talks follow the Geneva failure and face long-standing issues in Germany disarmament and unresolved Middle East and Asian developments while weighing NATO strengthening.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Eden
Whitey House
Russia
Geneva
Germany
Middle East
Asia
Free World
France
Helena Man Found Frozen to Death Near West Lyndale Overpass
William J. Butler 59 a World War I and II veteran was found dead in snow 600 yards north of the West Lyndale overpass along the Great Northern Railroad wye. Sheriff Coroner Dave Middlemas said he froze to death after wandering a route he used to return from the County Hospital where he worked. Butler had been missing from his hospital room since Saturday and was found shortly after noon by a passerby who alerted authorities. He had resided in Spokane prior to coming here and leaves a brother Frank Butler and an aunt Della Vague among others. The body rests at Herrmann & Co Funeral Home.
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Helena
William J. Butler
West Lyndale
Great Northern Railroad
Dave Middlemas
Middlemas
Butler
Leo Rhein
Mr. Butler
Carroll College
North Carolina
Spokane
Rhein
Frank Butler
Staunton, Va
Della Vague
Bryson City
N. C
Herrmann & Co. Funeral Home
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Denver
Pacific War Theater
Europe
Frankfurt
V. Vlasov
Benson
Churchill
Ike
Silk
Fred C. Proehl
Perrinville
Wash
Seattle
O. C. Perrin
Greenback Party
Proehl
Perrin
Montana Weather
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