Officials Differ On Help for Allies in Europe
Washington debates how much financial aid Europe needs as Britain faces dollar shortages. The Treasury plans a billion dollar short term borrowing, largely channeled through the IMF, not direct aid. State Dept officials show uncertain studies. Dulles signals awareness of possible greater European needs.
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Treasury
Britain
United States
International Monetary Fund
Europe
State Dept
France
Italy
European
Middle East
Dulles
Wartime prison eases rule on inmate face cream in Tochigi
In a reform at the women’s prison in Tochigi Prefecture Japan the facility has ended a 47 year ban on inmates using face cream. The move signals a shift in treatment standards within the institution.
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Tochigi
Japan
Metropolitan Basis for Development Urged at Land Use Survey Session
Jonathan R. Cunningham warned at a Webster-Garfield School meeting that a metropolitan basis is the most practical method for a long range master plan for Butte Walkerville and Silver Bow County. He urged coordination of public and private groups to study needs and resources and to coordinate departmental work. representatives from The Anaconda Company Butte Water Co Montana Society of Engineers and others attended.
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Jonathan R. Cunningham
Spokane
Webster-Garfield
Butte
Walk
Erville
Silver Bow
Butte Community Planning Council
Montana Society of Engineers
Cunningham
Anaconda Company
Butte Water Co
Butte Land and In
Montana Citizens Group Flags School Funding Strain
A Montana Citizens Committee study warns the present school foundation program cannot meet rising needs. With enrollment up from 103 000 in 1953 to 125 700 in 1956 projections show 144 000 by 1960. The panel cites bond limits and a 1 percent assessed valuation cap as hampering districts.
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Helena
Montana Citizens Committee For
Montana
Russell B. Hart
Billings
Paul Working
R-Park
Wilsall Merchant
School Foundation
C. R. Anderson
Anderson
Hart
State Board of Education
Jake Mast
Bozeman
Seek Cheaper Ride for Deputies in Brazil Congress
More than 200 deputies back a bill to import one car per deputy and alternate at the official rate of 18.82 cruzeiros per dollar. A U.S. car would cost about $3,000 under the plan versus a market price of 900000 cruzeiros, over $12,000, in Brazil.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
U.S
Strikes and clashes erupt as Budapest faces turmoil
Workers in Budapest threaten a general strike over jailings of leaders amid rising street violence. A crowd fights near a railway station as Russian armored cars appear, police deploy with tommy guns, and casualties are reported from the prior day clashes.
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Budapest
Hungary
Central Workers Council
First Yule Creche By St. Francis
The creche tradition began with St. Francis of Assisi in Latin countries and has spread worldwide. The notice also invites readers to place Want Ads by dialing 5451 for rentals jobs and items for sale.
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St. Francis
St. Francis of
Assisi
Italy bars Soviet leader Suslov as Russia clashed with Rome
Rome canceled entry for Mikhail Suslov and refused landing rights as Eastern Europe tours raised tensions with the Soviet Union. The move followed Italian anti Soviet sentiment after Hungary and amid Italy's Communist Party congress preparations. Suslov, a top Kremlin adviser on foreign Communist parties, faced a diplomatically delicate visit.
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Rome
Russia
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Communist Party
Europe
Permissio
Moscow
Italy
Hungary
Budapest
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
Vacuum forms East of Suez stir Arab world fear
AP correspondent William L. Ryan reports a dangerous vacuum east of Suez as Arabs in Iraq and across the region call for U S leadership. Veterans seek US aid via the Baghdad Pact, while youths urge either a clean pact or no pact, fearing Soviet influence and seeking sympathy.
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William L. Ryan
Beirut
Lebanon
Suez
Britain
Iraq
Egypt
United States
Baghdad
Russia
Defense spending likely to rise next fiscal year
Secretary of Defense Wilson said after talks with President Eisenhower that military spending for the next fiscal year will likely exceed 36 billion dollars. He noted no change in the armed forces strength of 2.8 million and discussed near final Pragon plans pointing to about 38 billion dollars in defense outlays starting July 1.
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Augusta
Wilson
Eisenhower
Congress
Augusta National Golf Club
Washington
Polish Church Issues Settled
WARSAW The Polish government and the Roman Catholic Church announced a sweeping settlement of their differences after four weeks of joint talks. It includes restoring religious education in state schools and allows chaplains in hospitals and prisons. A government commission will help exiled priests and nuns return to Western territories. The church acknowledges the state's theoretical voice in appointments, with no veto.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Germany
Balloon inflaters help hearts relieve holiday chore
London toy store harnesses a squad of balloon inflaters for Christmas parties. Thousands of balloons are blown up each season, the spokesman says. The store aims to ease the tedious task this year.
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London
One Dead Fifty Hurt In Chicago Train Coach Fire
A rush hour blaze swept the first car of a four car wooden elevated train in Chicago injuring about 50 passengers and killing the motorman Daniel Cullen. Fire started from an electrical arc as power was switched with motors running. Passengers escaped through doors and windows as smoke filled the car during the incident near Howard Street station.
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Chicago
Evanston
Daniel Cullen
Howard Street
Wilson Avenue
Ralph Gross
Chicago Transit Authority
Virgil E. Gulock
CTA
Leon Donovan
Angelo Lamarca Kidnapper Sentenced to Death in Baby Weinberger Case
Angelo Lamarca was found guilty by a 12 man all male jury of kidnapping and first degree murder in the July 4 slaying of baby Peter Weinberger. The verdict meant automatic death in the electric chair with sentencing set for December 14. The courtroom heard the jury, all fathers, return the decision after six hours and 24 minutes.
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Minneola
N.Y
Angelo Lamarca
Peter Weinberger
Lamarca
John W. Connelly
Donna
Mario Pittoni
Morris Weinberger
Hughes to Head Wool Growers
Gerald Hughes of Stanford was re elected president of the Montana Wool Growers Assn at the group 73rd annual convention. Dan Fulton of Ismay was re elected vice president. Henry Hibbard of Helena named to the nine man board to replace Whitworth. Hughes, Denecke and others re elected to the board. Everett Shuey reappointed secretary treasurer with holdover directors listed. Resolutions urge the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to increase predator kills and the association to join others in studying the issue.
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Billings
Gerald Hughes
Stanford
Montana Wool Growers Assn
Dan Fulton
Ismay
Henry Hibbard
Helena
Whitworth
Dillon
W. A. Denecke
Bozeman
Hughes
Great Falls Truck Driver Is Killed Near Dayton
A Great Falls truck driver, Amos Ray Bow ers, was killed Friday when struck by a car while placing chains on his truck two miles north of Dayton on snowpacked Highway 93. The car driver, Mrs. A R Jackson of Trout Creek, skidded on brakes down a steep hill. she was uninjured. An inquest will be held by Sheriff-Coroner Bill Graham. Bow ers drove for Taber Truck Line of Billings. Traffic halted for a mile each way. Montana highway toll reached 245 this year, near the 1953 record.
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Polson
Amos Ray Bowers
Great Falls
Howard Ramsey
Kalispell
Tom Santer
A. R. Jackson
Trout Creek
Dayton
Bowers
Bill Graham
Lake County
Taber
Billings
Montana
Montana Weather Summary For Saturday And Sunday
Montana east region sees fair weather with rising temperatures and southwest winds. Highs Saturday range 5 to 20 degrees, 20 to 25 on eastern slopes. lows Saturday night 0 to 20 below, eastern slopes 10 to 20 below. Sunday highs 10 to 25, eastern slopes 25 to 35. Montana west region clear to partly cloudy with little temp change. highs 15 to 25 Saturday, 20 to 30 Sunday. lows Saturday night 0 to 15. The table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums with 24 hour precip ending 5:30 p.m. Friday.
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Montana
East Slope
Philippines Secures U N Security Council Seat Victory
The Philippines won a 51 of 74 ballots to join the U N Security Council in a political shift backed by the United States, defeating Czechoslovakia as the Soviet Union protested. Yugoslavia will relinquish Dec 31. The deal split the two year term amid London agreement disputes.
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United Nations
Europe
Security Council
Philippines
United States
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Afghanistan
Spain
Yugoslavia
Council
Vassily V. Kuznetsove
Red Poland
Ukraine
Moscow
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Greece
Turkey
Kuznetsov
Poland
Britain
Piersson Dixon
London
Russia
Commonwealth
Mercury records deep cold in Butte as temps dip to minus twenty two
Butte posted a Friday morning low of minus 22 matching the season's cold snap, with airport readings at 15 and Park and Main at minus 2. The cold spell shows little change through Sunday, Saturday highs expected 10 to 15 degrees above, and only a trace of snow reported. Helena forecasts a coming warm spell ending Montana’s rugged prewinter freeze.
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Butte
Airport
Park and Main
Helena
Montana
Butte Stores to Stay Open Tonight Till 9 P.M.
Butte residents gain a second chance for Christmas shopping as stores stay open until 9 p.m. tonight. Similar hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. will be kept on Saturday December 15 and Monday December 17, with stores closing at 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve.
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Butte
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