Eisenhower Urges International Atomic Agency at U.N.
President Eisenhower in a U.N. General Assembly speech called for all atomic powers to pool resources for peaceful uses under U.N. sponsorship and for immediate private talks on an international agency. He warned the nuclear arms race threatens civilization and urged inspection talks.
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Stanley Johnson
United Nations
Eisenhower
Russia
U. N
United Nations General Assembly
Bermuda
Voice of America
World Organization
Dag Hammarskjold
Washington
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Assembly
Big Three propose Berlin foreign ministers meet on Jan 4
The United States Britain and France officially notify the Kremlin of readiness for a Berlin foreign ministers conference on January 4 to seek rapid German and Austrian settlements. They propose the former Allied Control Council building in the American sector and stress a speedy solution to European security.
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Washington
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Austria
Kremlin
United
States
Britain
France
Allied Control Council
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Churchill
Laniel
Moscow
United States
China
Malenkov
Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower Warns UN on Aggression and Atomic War
President Eisenhower addressed the United Nations, warning against national savagery and vowing U S readiness to devastate aggressors with overwhelming firepower. He urged private council to curb atomic arms, to unite for peace, and to dedicate atomic power to all peoples, asserting U S leadership.
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United States
United Nations
Soviet Russia
U. S
Churchill Bids Farewell to Ike in Bermuda
Prime Minister Churchill wept as he said farewell to President Eisenhower at Kindley Field Bermuda after talks with Premier Laniel. Eisenhower prepared to address the UN in New York seeking peace as the Berlin talks opened with a note to Russia. Dulles accompanied him as Laniel and Bidault were absent from the ceremony.
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Tucker's
Bermuda
Churchill
Eisenhower
U. S
Kindley Field
Laniel
Russia
Berlin
Columbine
Dulles
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Atlantic
Board to Study Building Bids
Montana Board of Examiners will take another day or two to review Tuesday opened bids for a new State Laboratory Building after low bids exceeded the $900,000 budget by $72,197. Gov. J Hugo Aronson said checks will be returned except for the two lowest bidders in each classification as engineers recheck figures and the full board meets Wednesday.
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Helena
Montana
Atty
Arnold H. Olsen
Secretary of
Sam W. Mitchell
Montana State Lab Building bids exceed legislature funds
Bids for a W shaped two story Montana State Laboratory Building opened Tuesday in Helena near one million dollars. The low bids totaled 72,197 over the 900,000 available after May openings were rejected for exceeding appropriations. The State Board of Examiners seeks bids within the amount allotted by the Legislature.
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Helena
Montana State Laboratory
State Board of Examiners
Scattered Snows See Chance of Warmer Weather in State
Weather Bureau forecast calls for scattered snow across western Montana with warmer conditions in the east. Temperatures expected from 30 to 45 degrees. Montana Highway Department warns of hazardous, snowpacked roads and icy stretches on splits like the Continental Divide. Strong winds anticipated. Chains urged on Marias and Lookout Passes and between Nyack and Summit. Icy sections reported on U.S. 101, U.S. 191 south of Bozeman to the Idaho line, and Montana 1 south of Ennis to the U.S. 191 junction.
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Helena
Treasure State
Weather Bureau
Montana Highway Department
Montana
Continental Divide
Marias
Lookout Passes
Nyack
Summit
U.S. 101
U.S. 191
Bozeman
Idaho Line
Montana 1
Ennis
Dean Demands Reds Read Final Offer in Korea Talks
U S Envoy Arthur H Dean accused the Communists of not reading his 17 point peace plan as seven weeks of talks showed signs of breaking up They rejected the plan insisting Russia must attend as neutral and Dean rejected a neutral Soviet role He mocked negotiations and warned of continued distortions of truth.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Russia
Dean
Soviet Union
Ki Sok Bok
Little Red Riding Hood
Pope Pius Opens Marian Year in Rome
Pope Pius XII began the Marian Year with an emotional prayer for universal and sincere peace. In the Basilica of St Mary Major he spoke to thousands of Romans and pilgrims, pausing in Spanish Square to add his floral offering after a five mile procession from the Vatican.
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Rome
Pius XII
Christendom
Basilica of
St. Mary Major
Vatican
Basilica
Spanish Square
Special Christmas Helper Gift Spotter in Classifieds
A Special Christmas helper for you appears in the Wanted Section today. The Gift Spotter advertises Butte Store Repair as a favored store, promising time saving and easier shopping with reduced walking and searches.
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Butte
Hallinan Given $50,000 Fine and Prison Term
Vincent Hallinan a 57 year old San Francisco attorney and 1952 Progressive presidential hopeful received an 18 month prison sentence and a 50000 fine for evading 36739 in federal income taxes. He admitted fault while criticizing the severity but said he may not appeal and will pursue politics.
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San Francisco
Vincent Hallinan
Independent Progressive Party
Hallinan
Longshore
Harry Bridges
Edward P. Murphy
Montana Father and Son Killed in Train Collision
William O. Rettig and his eight year old son Billy, of Noxon Montana, died in a Missoula hospital after their car collided with an eastbound Northern Pacific passenger train near Noxon. An eye witness said Rettig did not see the train until about 30 feet away as the car was hurled 117 feet along the tracks.
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Missoula
Mont
William O. Rettig
Noxon
Billy
Northern Pacific
Rettig
Sanders County
Wally Britton
Tenants Routed by Hotel Blaze at Doyle Hotel
About 20 of 28 occupants at 6 W Mercury St were awakened by smoke from a mattress fire on the second floor. Three Butte Fire Department units quickly put out the flames. Norman Atkins, the room occupant, was taken to the city jail after being found smoking, with officers attributing the incident to a cigarette. Fire drew a crowd as smoke filled several windows.
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Doyle Hotel
W. Mercury St
Butte Fire Department
Norman Atkins
City
Robert Russell
Larry Tromly
Tragedy as Fire Kills Two Children at 319 E Park
A mother’s shopping trip ended in tragedy Tuesday afternoon when fire gutted the upstairs flat at 319 East Park Street. Teddy Messerly, 4, and Judith Messerly, 3, suffocated in a bedroom between two iron bedsteads. Patricia Ann, 6, was with an aunt. Fire crews arrived at 3:03 p.m. and police officer George Stanich helped evacuate victims to St. James Hospital, but Judy and Teddy did not survive despite extensive revival efforts.
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Teddy Messerly
Judy
E. Park St
Teddy
Judy Messerly
LaVerne Messerly
George Stanich
Larry Reeves
J. M. Conlon
Judith
Patricia Ann
Mary Barrows
E. Mercury
Andy Arrigoni
Silver King
Cecil B. Lomas
E. Park
East Park
Ohio Street
Arizona
Stanich
William Lappin
Milt Popovich
Emmett Burke
Perjury Charge Faces Witness in Radar Inquiry
McCarthy panel moves to begin perjury charges against a suspended Army radar expert. It cites Rosenberg testimony from a trial as contradicting Aaron Coleman's denial of knowing Rosenberg at Ft Monmouth. Coleman testifies under questioning as hearings shift from New York to Washington.
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Washington
McCarthy
Julius Rosenberg
Roy Cohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Rosenberg
Aaron Coleman
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
R-Wis
Coleman
Rosenburg
Justice Department
Young Communist League
College of the City of New York
CCNY
Long Branch
Cohn
Nathan Sussman
New York
Weather Update Cloudy Warmer With Snow Or Rain
Weather forecast notes cloudy conditions and warming trend with snow or rain possible Wednesday. Freezing rain possible in the forenoon, with a cloudy spell and snow Wednesday night. Thursday shows partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and defined high and low ranges for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Divide
Aledo High Coach Killed by Student in School Hallway
Aledo Illinois. George Marich 26 a study hall coach died after a knife attack in a school corridor Tuesday. Three Sea ton seniors James Gipson 17 Charles Gipson 19 and John Lee Hollis 17 were held for questioning. Gipson admitted striking the fatal blow and a 3 inch jackknife was recovered.
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Aledo
Ill
George Marich
William Albertson
Mercer County
Illinois
James Gipson
James
Charles
John
Lee Hollis
Seaton
Albertson
Marich
Gipson Brothers
Hollis
Robbers Loot Arthur Murray Park Avenue Apartment
Four gunmen invaded the Park Avenue home of dance instructor Arthur Murray, held him and his wife at gunpoint, and looted jewelry worth 25000 dollars and 150 dollars in cash, according to police reports.
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New York
Park Avenue
Arthur Murray
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