Forsyth Couple Killed in Highway Crash Under Martial Law
A Forsyth couple, Burdette and Mrs. Beals, both in their early 30s, died when their car spun off the Forsyth Colstrip road. Their deaths push Montana's 1956 traffic toll to 248, near the 1953 record of 250, with four young children orphaned. The couple were returning from Colstrip to Forsyth, their car overturning after leaving Rosebud county road. Mrs. Beals died en route to a Forsyth hospital. Beals was thrown from the vehicle. The twins and other children, all under seven, were at home. Helena notes electricians and relatives headed to Forsyth after learning of the tragedy.
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Forsyth- Colstrip Road
Burdette Beals
Highway Patrol
Alex B. Stephenson
Bears
Colstrip
Israeli Leaders Demand Troops Be Kept in Sinai
Israeli leaders insist troops stay in the Sinai as Egyptian forces retreated last October. A government pledge to UN withdrawal remains uncertain while Egyptian occupation fears persist. Gaza post office to reopen under Israeli rule with commemorative day cover.
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London
Israel
Sinai Desert
United Nations
Nasser
U. N
Menachem Beigin
Haifa
Britain
France
Egypt
Paris
Suez Canal
Ygal Alon
Acadut Avoda
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Turkey
Golda Meir
New York
Unday
Tel Aviv
Red Cross
Ice Cracks Claim Three Halpin Brothers In Pond
In Longmont Colorado a pond accident left brothers Daniel 12 Perry Ray 10 and Loney Bob 8 dead after they fell through thin ice. Denson Gene 11 escaped and a fourth brother was saved from the water. Rescue teams recovered the victims around 3 50 pm after a long effort.
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Longmont
Colo
Longmont Hospital
Daniel
Perry Ray
Loney Bob Halpin
Perry Halpin
Pont
Denson Gene
Unusually Strong Winds Hit Livingston Area
Montana endured a warm spell end to a sub zero week as unusually strong winds rolled across the state for about 36 hours. Livingston reported hurricane force 75 mph winds at 9 p.m. with higher levels aloft and turbulence affecting airliners. The Weather Bureau attributed the winds to a northward low and a Great Basin high, with rain showers likely in the mountains and eastern slopes. West Yellowstone stayed frigid at 17 degrees, while Great Falls led warmth at 45 degrees.
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Helena
Montana
Weather Bureau
Livingston
Yellowstone Valley
Canada
Great Basin
Utah
Nevada
West Yellowstone
Great Falls
Miles City
Belgrade
Drummond
Kalispell
Missoula
Havre
Six Young Women Die In Route 22 Wreck
Patterson New York police report six young women died in a crash when their car crossed Route 22 and hit a milk tank truck. One victim died in an ambulance after the collision, while the tank truck driver Frank Bollin of Poughkeepsie escaped injury. Sheila Roche, 19, of Blasdale, a student nurse, died in the ambulance. others were not immediately identified.
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Sheila Roche
Blasdale
Vicane
Drunken Boy 14 Kills Father in Vista
A 14 year old boy shot and killed his father in Vista California after a night of drinking. A 13 year old companion knocked out the mother with a rifle butt during the episode. The youths said they had been firing rifles randomly into homes recently. Both were jailed on murder suspicion charges.
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Vista
Calahan
Speedboat Crashes Into Car on Roads Near Stream
In Christchurch New Zealand a speedboat traveling at 30 knots left the Waimakariri River when its rudder cord broke, leaping onto the road and colliding with a car. The driver of the boat was former racing car driver Matthew Will. Neither driver was injured.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Matthew Will
Waimakariri
Six of a Wyoming family drown in icy Snake River
In Moose Wyoming a family of six returning from a Christmas shopping trip to Jackson was found dead in their overturned car in the Snake River. The Oakleys from Casper, including children Jim 12 Bill 9 Judy 4 and Harry 11 months, apparently skidded on ice on U.S. Highways 89 26 187, crashed through a bridge abutment and plunged into the river. Watch on Mrs Oakley stopped at 6 50 indicating the crash likely occurred Saturday night.
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Wyo
Jackson
Snake River
Wood Wormald
Albert Oakley
Oakleys
Wormald
Oakley
U.S
Yellowstone National Park
Jim
Bill
Judy
Harry
Casper
Grand Teton National Park
Disgusted Ones of Iraq Seek Western Sympathy and Aid
AP correspondent William L. Ryan reports that about 25 000 young Iraqis, a minority group in a five million nation, describe themselves as disgusted and frustrated. They include students and professionals and argue they face limited prospects and many are jailed, pressing Iraq's government amid regional discontent and sympathy with Egypt. The piece notes unrest and adds a brief report from Radio Hanoi about unrest in North Vietnam due to shortages.
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William L Ryan
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Iraq
Egypt
Baghdad
Montana Weather Outlook East and West Slope
The Montana forecast shows cloudy mild conditions across the east with strong southwest winds and showers in the mountains. Highs range 40 to 50 F, nights 20 to 35 F with colder pockets in the northeast, and a Tuesday high near 35 to 50 F with continued cloudiness and light snow possible. West slope expects rain or snow at times with highs 40 to 50 F and mostly cloudy skies, light showers in the north, and similar overnight lows.
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Montana
East Slope
Dulles Opens Talks Preparatory To NATO Conference
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris to bolster Atlantic solidarity ahead of the NATO ministerial meeting. He signaled U S willingness to aid European defense after the Suez crisis while pressing to heal past disputes and meet French and British officials including Christian Pineau and Selwyn Lloyd.
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Preston L. Grover Paris
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Atlantic Alliance
United States
Europe
Dulles
Oggy Orly Field
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
Suez
Christian Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Lloyd
Middle East
NATO
Western European Union
West Germany
France
Italy
Britain
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Eden Plans Return to Duties on Friday
London report says Sir Anthony Eden, writing from his Jamaican retreat, expects to be home and at work by Friday. The piece notes no immediate resignation, weak prospects for an early election, and ongoing economic trouble with Labour offering limited opposition. Eden faces internal Conservative strains and a lack of a ready successor.
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London
Anthony Eden
Eden
News of the World
Middle East
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Britain
Suez Canal
No. 10
Downing St
Local Berries Replace Holly In Christmas Decor
Despite holly being the usual decoration many areas favor local berries for festive displays On the Pacific Coast the Christmas berry and Floridians use Florida holly branches In contrast a common way to add cash is to sell unwanted articles via Want Ads and dial 5451 to place an order.
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Pacific Coast
Senate set for broad foreign policy probe by Senate
Senator Humphrey leads calls for a wide investigation into U.S. foreign policy actions and statements. Congress will review Middle East policy, Hungary, and relations with European allies as Secretary Dulles reports on the NATO Paris meeting.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Middle East
America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
United Nations
Dulles
NATO
Paris
State Dept
Hungary
Voice of America
Cuba moves to expel Soviet Union from United Nations
Cuban delegate Emilio Nunez-Portuondo said he would introduce a resolution in days to suspend or expel the Soviet Union from the United Nations. He argued a U S backed censure was too weak and noted fifteen nations had already submitted the latter resolution condemning the Soviet Union for violating the UN charter in Hungary.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
Emilio Nunez- Portuondo
Soviet Union
U. N
Russia
Hungary
Nunez-Portundo
The
Rebels killed in two-day clash near Aflou in Algeria
French authorities report seventy Algerian rebels killed over two days of fighting near the mountain village of Aflou, about 190 miles southeast of Algiers. French forces also claim the capture of 56 rebels and seizure of a large quantity of arms.
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Algiers
Algeria
Aflou
Here
Hungary dissolves workers councils and imposes martial law
Hungary's Soviet backed government ordered the dissolution of major workers councils as it declared martial law after a Sunday call for a general strike by the Budapest Central Workers Council. Istvan Dobi signed the decree, with rapid trials for crimes from murder to arson starting Tuesday evening.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Vienna
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Budapest
Moscow
Imre Nagy
Istvan Dobi
Central
Workers’ Council
Isne
Kadar
Central Workers’ Council
Strke
Eisenhower denounces Soviet terror in Hungary
President Eisenhower called Soviet brutality in Hungary a flagrant repudiation of human rights and urged free peoples to remember what tyranny has done. He spoke on Human Rights Day from his Augusta vacation, denouncing the terror that undermines the United Nations declaration.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Eisenhower
Hungary
United Nations
Russia
White House
James C. Hagerty
Free World
Canadian Reporter Reveals Red China Tour Details
Canadian reporter David Lancashire describes a 5500 mile six week tour in Communist China that was off limits to U S reporters. He details local street committees and daily life under state control through the view of residents like Mrs Yu Hsao Fan on Chu Lo Street Shanghai.
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David Lancashire
China
U.S
State Department
Shanghai
Chu Lo Street
Yu Hsao-Fan
Barefoot Boy Chased 5 Hours Through Snow By 2 Lawmen
White Sulphur Springs officers Tom Cahill and Sheriff Mickey Bergen pursued a barefoot 16 year old boy across the Little Belt Mountains after he wrecked his car on U S Highway 89. The youth, with another 16 year old passenger, ran 8 to 10 miles in near zero temperatures with torn feet. The chase began when Cahill attempted to stop the vehicle that had only one headlight. the driver sped away. The two juveniles’ identities were not released.
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White Sulphur Springs
Mont
Tom Cahill
Mickey Bergen
Little Belt Mountains
U. S. Highway 89
Cahill
Crowded Europe Looks to West To Aid Refugees
Europe seeks aid as 45 000 Hungarians flee to Austria and Western nations. A AP survey across 14 countries finds limited room for more refugees while the United States plans to take 21 500 and Australia 5 000. Many Hungarians face alien lands and language barriers, but marriages and jobs are rising in West Germany Britain Switzerland France and Belgium amid a generally high standard of conduct.
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Europe
Americas
Australia
Associated Press
Old World
Hungary
New World
United States
Jan Magyar
West Germany
Britain
Switzerland
France
Netherlands
Belgium
French journalists missing in Hungary raise embassy alarm
In Vienna the French embassy expressed fear that two Paris Match reporters are arrested in Communist Hungary. Georges Mazoyer, a reporter, and Manuel Litran, a photographer, crossed into Hungary early last week and have had no contact since Wednesday.
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Austria
Hungary
Georges Mazoyer
Manuel Litran
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