Dulles Critics Russian Leaders Aiming to Spread Hatred
Secretary of State Dulles accused Soviet Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev of trying to provoke India over Goa by spreading hatred during their Asia tour. He said the remarks were not a stance on Goa but a bid to sow divisions between East and West and that he and Portugal's Paulo Cunha deplored them.
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Washington
Dulles
India
Portugal
Goa
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Burma
Ghanistan
Paulo Cunha
Khrushchev
Cunha
Asia
Far East
Calcutta
Dal
Burma and Russia Back Arms of Red China in Communique
Burma and Russia reaffirmed support for Red China's claim to Formosa in a joint communique issued as Soviet Premier Bulganin and Prime Minister U Nu wind up their Burma visit. Khrushchev attacked the West in two speeches, singling out Churchill and warning capitalism faces end. he spoke at Rangoon University and at a political rally condemning colonialism and Western defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Russia
Red
Formosa
Indochina
Korea
Khrushchev
Rangoon University
Asia
Soviet Communist Party
Southeast Asia
China
Yellowtail Dam Start Urged by Three Montana Democrats
Senators Murray Mansfield and Rep Metcalf urge Interior Secretary McKay to begin Yellowtail Dam construction on the Big Horn River near Hardin Montana. They request attendance at a Senate Interior Committee briefing to press for rights of way and reservoir lands and for just compensation to the Crow Tribe amid time pressure and prior negotiations.
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Washington
Montana
Congress
McKay
Big Horn River
Hardin
Mont
James E. Murray
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Big Horn Dam
Senate Interior Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Secretary of Interior
He Must Face It
Poplar Bluff Missouri Ott Wallis a dairyman went to a photo shop to collect film and protested a mixup. Three rolls he had left were actually self portraits taken with the camera turned backward revealing 24 pictures of his own face.
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Poplar Bluff
Ott Wallis
Wallis
Skeleton Starts Probe of Woman's Death
Casper police unearthed a woman's skeleton from a basement and learned she died when bricks toppled in an incident tied to Barbara Alexander who vanished in 1953. Rose Alexander claimed Barbara stumbled into bricks, was dragged inside, and buried two days later. An inquest is set for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Casper, Wyo
C. J. Carter
Barbara Alexander
Carter
Rose Alexander
Alexander
Barbara
East Germans Take Over Canal Administration After Uproar
Britain and the Soviet Union relinquished control of Berlin canal traffic to East Germany, with Moscow removed from permit signatures on 1800 barges. London and Bonn say the step is administrative, not recognition. Dulles backs keeping rail and barge routes open under 1949 Paris pledge.
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Berlin
Britain
Soviet Union
Bonn
London
West Berlin
Ruhr
Hamburg
Canal Bureau
Magdeburg
Paris
Dulles
Washington
United States
Rothensee
Adenauer Calls Envoys Home From Global Diplomatic Thaw
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer summons 15 ambassadors from Europe the U. S. India and Egypt to Bonn for a four continent conference on Russia's cold war maneuvers. The move signals concern over Berlin barge traffic and a Soviet influenced propaganda push targeting Bonn and Western powers.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
U. S
India
Egypt
Bonn Republic
Berlin
West Germany
Adenauer
Montana Weather: Snow Flurries and Cold Fronts Across Regions
Montana east sees cloudy skies with snow flurries in northeast and southwest mountains. Highs 15 to 25 in the northeast and 30 to 40 in western and southern areas. Partly cloudy tonight, then clouds Thursday with scattered showers or snow flurries in western mountains. Montana west remains largely cloudy with snow tonight into Thursday and little temperature change.
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Montana
Mayor Promotes City County Consolidation in Luncheon Speech
Mayor Tim J. Sullivan urged consolidation of city and county offices at a League of Women Voters luncheon in the Finlen Hotel. He warned duplication raises taxes and costs, urged citizen involvement, and cited overlapping offices from mayor to attorneys as wasteful in Butte and Silver Bow County.
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United States
Tim J. Sullivan
League of Women Voters
Finlen Hotel
Edwin Musgrove
D. J. McLaughlin
Mur Gidel
Sullivan
Butte
Silver Bow
Auction floor collapses in Burnley sale. 200 fall
In Burnley a town auctioneer J. H. Walton cried sold as the floor sank six feet into a basement. About two hundred people dropped, ambulances rushed several to hospital, others treated for shock. no serious injuries reported.
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Burnley
England
J. H. Walton
Philippines and Yugoslavia In U N Security Council Race
The Philippines and Yugoslavia remained in a protracted ballot fight for a U N Security Council seat as eight more rounds produced a last tally near the two thirds mark. Assembly President Jose Maza warned of a nonstop session to reach a decision with the terms of current members expiring soon.
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United Nations
Philippines
Yugoslavia
U. N. Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Europe
Turkey
U. S
Iceland
Greece
Syria
Sweden
Maza
France
China
Australia
Cuba
New Zealand
Brazil
Testimony Opens in Ranch Death Case
The Montana district court hears the murder case of Billy London charged with first degree murder in the death of Clement A. Myszka while his father Floyd London faces a second degree murder conviction and 30 year sentence. Special prosecutor Colgrove presents scene evidence as jurors begin deliberations.
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Billy London
Wisconsin
Floyd
F. S. P. Foss
London
Montana
George W. Padbury Jr
Helena
Clement A. Myszka
Edgar
Wis
Myszka
Yellowstone National Park
Londons
Roland V. Colgrove
Miles City
McCone County
Eugene LaRowe
Kurt Wiel
Circle
Holiday Gift Spots Aid at Home Shopping
Holiday Helper encourages making greeting cards at home and taking gifts on shopping trips. The Gift Spotter lists stores like Real Silk Mills in the Want Ad Section to simplify Christmas shopping with daily ads.
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Real Silk Mills
Pearl Harbor Navy Dead Honored With Bronze Plaque
A 200 pound bronze plaque will be unveiled on Ford Island near Battleship Row to memorialize Navy men who died at Pearl Harbor. The dedication includes a 15 minute ceremony aboard the battleship Arizona and a delegation led by Charles R. Topp of Davenport Iowa.
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George Remington
Pearl Harbor
U.P
Arizona
Ford Island
Placid Harbor
Navy Club
United States
Charles R. Topp
Davenport
Iowa
U. S
Kou Nagasawa
Japan
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Felix B. Stump
Honolulu
Montana Woman Killed in Accident Near Birney
Mrs. Jack Carroll about 40 was killed Tuesday in a car wreck on a slippery hill road near Birney in Rosebud county. She lived at the SL Ranch with a widower and a high school daughter in Sheridan. The death raised Montana's 1955 traffic toll to 218, up from 209 last year.
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Birney
Jack Carroll
Rosebud County
Meanest Man of 1955 Contest Draws Strong Show of Support
A list of candidates for the meanest man of 1955 drew another strong contender Tuesday. A glass container estimated at 10 to 12 dollars collected for Shodair Hospital in Helena was stolen from the C.O.D. Bar, Butte police were informed.
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Butte
Shodair Hospital
Helena
C.O.D
No Major Changes in Present Rate of Spending Planned
President Eisenhower and defense officials near a final figure of about 342 billion dollars for the defense budget this fiscal year. Secretary Wilson says no major change is expected for the next fiscal year beginning July 1, with defense consuming about two thirds of government outlays.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Wilson
Gettysburg Post Office
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rowland Hughes
Percival F. Brundage
W. J. McNeil
Pentagon
Col
Andrew Goodpaster
White House
McNeil
Denver
Cleveland Youth, 17, Chained to Tree, Set Afire
A 17 year old, Earl R. Fryman, naked and burned, staggered to Firview Park Hospital with a 12 foot tree limb chained to his waist. He says three youths chained him to a log in the valley, stripped him, doused him with fluid and set it afire. He escaped and reached the hospital in frail condition from second and third degree burns. The incident occurred in Metropolitan Park near Fairview Park as police investigate possibly mistaken identity. Fryman is a senior at St Ignatius High School and son of Mr and Mrs Earl E. Fryman. A lawyer friend, Marvin J Schatz, reported Fryman’s account and was present at the hospital with his daughter. Schatz says Fryman was hitchhiking to school when seized by three strange youths who he believed were St Ignatius students.
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Cleveland
Firview Park Hospital
Earl R. Fryman
Metropolitan Park
Fairview Park
Fryman
Rocky River Valley
Earl FE. Fryman
St. Ignatius Roman Catholic High School
Marvin J. Schatz
Lindsay
Schatz
St. Ignatius
AFL Unions Seek to Join Merger
In New York a growing number of former AFL unions moved to join the new AFL CIO department, aiming to dilute CIO strength. The listed unions include Teamsters machinists boilermakers bakery workers and laundry workers amid behind the scenes moves at the 71st Regiment Armory convention. Secretary Mitchell defended Eisenhower against Harriman's criticisms during the convention.
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New York
AFL
Industrial Union Dept
IUD
Afl-Cio
CIO
Walter Reuther
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
71St Regiment
Park Avenue
Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
James P. Mitchell
Harriman
Geneva
Mitchell
Test of Air Raid Defenses Ends
Washington reports a continent wide air raid drill ended early Tuesday with about 400 000 volunteers from the Reserve National Guard Navy Ground Observer Corps Air Force units and Canadian forces taking part. Operation Crackerjack began Monday evening and ended Tuesday morning to evaluate radar tracking and interceptor defenses in winter conditions. Results will be summarized in two to three weeks with no target lists or interception success details released.
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Washington
Reserve
National Guard
Navy
Air Force
Air Force Marines
U. S. Strategic Air Command
Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
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Bruce W. MccPherson
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