NATO Parley Opens in Paris for Critical Talks
Secretary Dulles Defense Secretary Wilson and Treasury Secretary Humphrey arrive in Paris for NATO conferences amid Cold War tensions. Middle East, Western defense pace and military goals for the year top the agenda with Western European Union discussions underway. Moshe Sharett travels to Paris to meet Pinay on regional tension as Israel seeks Western arms.
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Paris
U.P
John Foster Dulles
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Treasury
George Humphrey
NATO
Middle East
Geneva
Dulles
Humphrey
Wilson
Emreuz-Fauville
U. S
Europe
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO Council of Ministers
Western European Union States
Western Defense Alliance
Russia
Moshe Sharett
New York
Antoine Pinay
Sharett
Egypt
Harold MacMillan
Forester's Wife Found Murdered in Lincoln Park Home
Lincoln city forester's wife, 22, was strangled in a secluded Mid Town park home. Darrel F. Parker found the partly clad body about 12 30 p m. Brown twine knotted about neck and rag in mouth. Autopsy ruled strangulation. sexual assault status undetermined. House near Antelope Park main entrance.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln City Forester
Darrel F. Parker
Lancaster County Atty
Elmer Scheele
Antelope Park
Boy Kills Three of One Family
A 17 year old youth shot and killed J Warren Smail 49 Irene Smail 36 and William A Smail 47 at their home near Vandergrift Pennsylvania after a rejected love, then wounded Gladys Smail before fleeing. State police pursued the suspect John Fallone who lived nearby and authorities circulated a nationwide search for him.
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Vandergrift
Gladys Smail
J. Warren Smail
Joseph Young
John Fallone
Smail
Pittsburgh
Anone
A. C. Bauer
Miss Smail
Gladys
Fallone
Butte High to reorganize athletic program amid coach changes
The Butte Public School board discusses revamping its athletic program. Harry "Swede" Dahlberg may resign as head football coach but remain athletic director and track coach. A plan would realign all coaching staff with resignations and new football coaches to be named later. Dahlberg’s 34 year record at Butte High stands historic with multiple state titles and runners up from 1925 to 1953.
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Butte Public
Harry
Dahlberg
Butte High School
Sammy Leeper
Frank Semansky
William Hawke
Bob Rae
Semansky
Rae
Leeper
Hawke
Montana
16 Persons Lost in Arctic Storm
Regina Saskatchewan police listed 16 missing in Saskatchewan and Alberta as the Arctic blizzard eased. Temperatures stayed below zero after two days of near-hurricane winds with snow up to 10 feet. One RCMP officer died. Hundreds remained stranded at farms and towns as relief workers cleared the area. Fourteen survivors arrived in Leask after a long steamless train ride from North Battleford via Prince Albert.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Royal Canadian Mounted
Leask
Prince Albert
North Battleford
Gift Spotter Guides Holiday Shopping At Pioneer Lumber
Holiday helper lists grown up gifts for girls including cologne dusting powder printed stationery and monogram handbag. Pioneer Lumber Co advertises today as a Gift Spotter Store to ease Christmas shopping.
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Pioneer Lumber Co
Montana Cold Snap Grips West Yellowstone and Butte
Weather notices show West Yellowstone at minus 41 Wednesday morning, 30 degrees colder than Butte. Butte ranges from minus 1 to 12 above at the airport with uptown about 10 degrees warmer. Forecasters warn the cold may ease briefly this weekend but return to frigid conditions.
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Butte
Montana
West Yellowstone
Shortage of scientists grim says AEC chief
Cleveland. Lewis L. Strauss told the Nuclear Engineering and Science Congress that the United States faces a grave shortage of scientists and engineers. Colleges supply less than half the needed numbers, while Soviet Russia educates more than twice as many. An Argonne National Laboratory summer institute will train college faculty in nuclear engineering and related fields with NSF support and about 600 dollars per person in living allowances.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Nuclear Engineering and Science Congress
Soviet
Russia
Strauss
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
AEC
The
National Science Foundation
American Society For Engineering Education
Science Foundation
Rebels Killed in Algiers Skirmishes With French
French authorities report at least 21 rebels killed in scattered clashes as they press a cleanup drive against independence seeking guerrilla bands in Algiers Algeria.
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Algiers
Algeria
Gaitskell Chosen as Labour Leader to Succeed Attlee
Hugh Gaitskell, 49, wins Labour leadership with 157 of 267 votes. Bevan gains 70, Morrison 40. Morrison resigns as deputy leader. Attlee stepping down after 20 years. Gaitskell backed by moderates and unions to lead opposition to Eden government.
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London
Hugh Gaitskell
Britain
Labor Party
Eden Conservative Party
Labor
Clement Attlee
Gaitskell
Laborites
Aneurin Bevan
Herbert Morrison
Attlee
Bevan
Morrison
House of Commons
Great Missenden
Drake Is Handed Fine and Sentence in Elk Permit Crowd Crash
Philip sburg Hollis E Drake a 32 year old miner pleaded guilty to hit run and drunken driving after his car slammed into a crowd of about 300 during a elk hunting permit drawing at Philipsburg street. He received a concurrent six month jail term and fines totaling 700 dollars with a daily payment option if unable to pay. About 25 people were hurt two seriously in the Monday night incident.
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Philipsburg
Hollis E. Drake
Drake
Justice
Justice of the Peace
Basil E. Barnhill
Edwin T. Irvine
Mother Daughter Die in Idaho Ranch House Fire
A fire destroyed a ranch home one mile west of Ashton Idaho killing Helen Davis 21 and her 10 month old daughter Machete. Drex Davis 26 survived with burns and shock. their 3 year old son Mike escaped unharmed.
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Ashton
Idaho
U.P
Helen Davis
Machete
Here
Drex Davis
Davis
Mike
Ashton Memorial Hospital
President Eisenhower Opens Slowdown as Bill of Rights Day Near
President Eisenhower began a measured slowdown urged by his doctors with no clear word on a Park Avenue Truman remark. He issued a statement urging renewed devotion to the Bill of Rights and to defend freedoms, as Bill of Rights Day is observed Thursday.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
New York
Park Avenue
Truman
Lausche Enters Democratic Presidential Race in Ohio
Gov Frank Lausche announced his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination with plans to campaign primarily in Ohio. He said delegates would be pledged to him initially and could be released. he did not rule out contests in other states but indicated no active campaign for the national convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.P
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Florida
Adlai Stevenson
Rudy E. Stapleton
Fulton County Democratic Organization
Adlai Enters Four More State Races
Adlai Stevenson announces entry into Democratic presidential primaries in California Florida Pennsylvania and Illinois next year. He previously joined Minnesota and plans further entries only if decisions on others are finalized. Primary dates listed: Illinois April 10 Pennsylvania April 24 Florida May 29 California June 5.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Oklahoma City
Democrat- Farmer-Labor Party
Government to ship surplus grain to aid abroad
The United States will send thousands of tons of surplus wheat flour corn meal rice dried beans dairy products and cottonseed oil to relief agencies for feedings overseas. Shipments begin January 1 with agencies required to raise private funds to cover overseas distribution costs.
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Washington
U.P
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
Rubber Defroster Tube Burns in Butte Car Fire
A rubber defroster tube caught fire on a car in Butte at 3:39 PM Wednesday. Firemen confined damage to the rubber tube as temperature hovered about 10 above.
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Butte
East Galena
United Nations admits 16 new members in historic vote
United Nations Assembly approves sixteen applicants in a swift roll call ending a decade of stalemate on membership. Non Communist states Ireland Portugal Italy Austria Finland Ceylon Nepal Cambodia Laos Spain Belgium Mexico abstained Libya Jordan Israel abstained on some votes. Albania Bulgaria Hungary Romania reflect mixed votes as China Cuba Greece oppose some picks.
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Portugal
Italy
Austria
Finland
Ceylon
Nepal
Cambodia
Laos
Spain
Belgium
Mexico
Libya
Jordan
Israel
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China
Cuba
Greece
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Netherlands
Philippines
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Dominican Republic
Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
Maza
Nunez-Portuondo
Security Council
Mara
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
Japan
Outer Mongolia
Federal Reserve reports continued expansion in US economy
The Federal Reserve Board's latest monthly summary shows continued growth across industrial output, employment, and incomes. Output records include steel at 99 percent capacity and auto production near peak rates, with housing starts dipping but building contracts holding near October levels. Retail sales remain strong, though some goods prices rise while farm product prices decline.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Montana Weather Showers to Snow Possible in West and East
Montana forecast split by region. East: increasing high clouds, partial clearing, a slight snow risk in northwest late Thursday or Thursday night, with little temperature change. West: fair and cold, increasing clouds, highs 5 to 15, no notable Friday temperature shift. The table cites 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending at 5 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Montana
48 New Names on Red List Mentioned at HUAC Hearing
At HUAC hearings in Chicago 48 persons were identified for the first time as Communists. Mortimer Riemer and Herbert Fuchs testified about a New York Communist cell and numerous government employees tied to the party. Gerald Matchett and his wife Margaret Ellen declined to answer most questions.
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Chicago
House Un-American Activities Committee
Mortimer Riemer
Cleveland
Herbert Fuchs
American University
Washington, D. C
Riemer
New York
Fuchs
U. S
Gerald J. Matchett
Illinois Institute of Technology
Margaret Ellen
Friendly Burglar Loots Garfield High Vault
A so called Friendly Burglar broke into Garfield High School Seattle Tuesday night and burned into the office vault. Finding nothing of value, he left a note saying future money or a note about no money would suffice.
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Seattle
Wash
Garfield High School
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