McElroy Under Fire Missile Chief Replace Indicated
Washington reports senators press McElroy to replace missiles director William M. Holaday and overhaul top missile program leadership. Johnson and subcommittee members urge decisive action, citing lost decisions and need for a tougher management style to push missile projects on schedule.
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McElroy
Washington
Defense McElroy
William M. Holaday
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Defense Dept
Johnson
Holaday
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Pentagon
Sen. Stennis
D-Miss
Holiday
Kennecott Plans 12 Percent Copper Output Cut
New York with Kennecott Copper Corp vice president Frank R. Milliken announcing a nationwide reduction of about 3,800 tons monthly as domestic demand falls short. The cut will shift seven to six production days at Utah New Mexico and Nevada mines, while Ray Mines in Arizona and Anaconda also trim output. Copper prices slide from 46 cents to around 22 cents a pound amid overproduction and weak demand.
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New York
Frank R. Milliken
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kennecott
Utah
New Mexico
Nevada
Ray Mines
Arizona
Anaconda Company No. 3
U. S
Rhodesian Selection Trust
Rhodesia
Chile
United States
London Metal Exchange
Masked Robber Grabs 15 Dollars At Skyline Station
A masked robber wearing a white towel robbed Skyline Service Station attendant Richard Caprara near the Butte-Anaconda highway at 5 am Sunday, escaping with about 15 to 20 dollars. Sheriff deputies questioned one man Sunday afternoon but released him. Caprara gave officers a description limited to the weapon and sack command.
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Skyline
Here
Butte-Anaconda
Silver Bow County
Caprara
Village soccer match ref turned out to be patient at asylum
In Cherry Burton England villagers hired a man as referee for a Saturday match and found him to be thoroughly unpleasant. They reported him to the referees association which investigated and discovered he was a patient from a nearby mental institution.
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Cherry Burton
England
U.P
Yorkshire
Iie
Butte Boy of 15 Is Shot in Head in Tree Expedition
Jimmy Keane, 15, son of Mrs. Robert Keane, was shot in the head Sunday afternoon while three youths fired a .22 pistol at a target during a Christmas tree cutting trip near Home stake Road in the Continental Divide foothills. Doctors said his condition was grave after emergency surgery at St. James Hospital. Companions John Gillespie and Jim Ugrin, both 15, claimed the pistol discharged while being handed. Undersheriff Frank Harper led the investigation with deputies at the scene.
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Robert Keane
Farrell
Continental Divide
St. James Hospital
Homestake Road
Young Keane
John Gillespie
Placer
Jim Ugrin
Emma
Jimmy
Gillespie
Ugrin
William Ugrin
Gary
Leo Ugrin
Officer and Two Robbers Die After El Paso Theater Shootout
In El Paso Texas a police officer A F Moran was critically wounded by three bullets in a gun battle at a crowded drive in theater. Detective Willie L Sanchez aged 28 and two robbers were killed. The gunmen Mack Floyd Wooten 21 and James Marvin Fisher 35 both of San Antonio had robbed a local supermarket of 7000 dollars forty minutes earlier and were suspected in a separate Houston supermarket robbery of 16000 dollars.
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EL Paso
Tex
A. F. Moran
el Paso General Hospital
Willie L. Sanchez
Mack Floyd Wooten
James Marvin Fisher
San Antonio
Houston
Plane Carrying 7 Reported Overdue
A twin engine private Beechcraft with seven aboard was overdue after leaving Reno at 2 35 p m bound for San Francisco The CAA in Oakland said the aircraft piloted by Ed Rost of Castro Valley Calif last reported from Auburn with no sign of trouble cited.
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San Francisco
Reno
Nev
CAA
Oakland
Beechcraft
Ed Rost
Castro Valley
Calif
Auburn
Dutch Exit Shocks Indonesian Economy Amid Anti-Dutch Campaign
Dutch workers and technicians in Indonesia rush to secure exit visas as Jakarta presses Dutch nationals to leave non essential staff. The move threatens inter island shipping and export industries, with 30,000 dock workers idled by a Dutch leadership strike, while Indonesians struggle to replace skilled Dutch staff across estates, ships, and mines.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Netherlands
Dutch West New Guinea
Republic
Java
Sumatra
Wreck injures Boulder man and Carroll College students
A two car collision on Highway 91 between Basin and Boulder Sunday evening injured a 59 year old Boulder man and three Carroll College students from Butte, Anaconda, and Butte. Gordon McFarland suffered possible fractures while Bruce Anderson John McMahon and Ron Williams were treated for injuries. All were admitted to St James Hospital with Anderson and McMahon needing surgery and Williams treated for cuts and bruises.
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Boulder
Carroll College
Butte
Anaconda
Basin
Gordon McFarland
Bruce Anderson
John Mae- Mahon
Ron Williams
St. James Hospital
F. C. Timberman
Great Northern Viaduct
Basin and
McFarland
Timberman
Anderson
McMahon
Williams
Herb Slack
William Madlena
al Boehme
Silver Bow
Jefferson
Gift Spotter ad aids claustrophobia shoppers
A short note explains claustrophobia as fear of tight spaces and promotes the Gift Spotter in the Want Ad section. It mentions Brown's Auto Parts as among firms using the Gift Spotter to help shoppers avoid crowded spaces during shopping.
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Brown's Auto Parts
U.N. Ends Hungary Session Amid Arms Dilemmas
The 1957 United Nations General Assembly closed with Hungary and disarmament tensions unresolved. Key issues include halting executions of Hungarians linked to 1956 uprisings, and keeping big power disarmament talks alive amid a possible Soviet boycott. U.S. calls for a special session if warranted, supported by Uruguay and the Netherlands, while the Soviet Union, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia oppose. Court cases and possible clemency for Hungarian officials were also discussed, with doubts about a new assembly.
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United Nations
Hungary
U. N. General Assembly
U. N
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Clemen
Montana Weather Summary Card
Montana forecast split by region shows cloudy conditions with occasional snow in east and in the west and south on Monday into Tuesday. Highs range 30 to 40 degrees, lows 15 to 30 depending on area, with a table noting 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending at 5 30 p m Sunday.
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Montana East
Montana West
Montana Teens Die in Separate 1957 Wrecks
Two 17-year-olds, Gail Komis of Malta and Terry Kane of Big Sandy, died in Sunday crashes in Montana. Kane, who was driving, left the road near Big Sandy en route to Havre with four others injured, one critically. Komis died in a crash four miles west of Malta with no other passengers.
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Associated Press
Montana
Gail Komis
Malta High School
Terry Kane
Big Sandy
Huston Broadus
Kane
Havre
Martin Jorgenson
Gwenn Stave
John Murphy
Walter Sivertsen
Lloyd
Miss Stave
Murphy
Sivertsen
Komis
Malta
Art Komis
Wagner
Pellet blamed for window hole at Butte business
Police said a Sunday report from South Side Glass Co. at 1601 Harrison listed an air rifle pellet as the cause of a large window hole at a Butte business establishment. No injuries reported.
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Butte
South Side Glass Co
Harrison
Ike and Gaillard Discuss U S Missile Plan
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan reports on NATO talks in Paris amid a political war with Communists pushing for peace and coexistence while warning that real dangers remain in the Middle and Far East. Sputnik propaganda shifts focus to a global scientific race and a Western drift toward neutralism.
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North Atlantic
Paris
United States
NATO
Europe
West
Middle
Far East
Russia
Earth
Moscow
Eisenhower Opens Way for European Acceptance of Missiles
President Eisenhower, ahead of NATO's summit, sought to ease France's objections and boost European acceptance of American intermediate range missiles and nuclear warheads. He urged Premier Gaillard to adopt a warmer view, while also assuring Nehru of continued disarmament efforts. He met Norstad and attended a NATO service as diplomacy intensified.
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Stanley Johnson Parish
Eisenhower
NATO
France
Felix Gaillard
Russia
India
Nehru
United States
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic
West
American Episcopal
Seine
Premier Gaillard
U. S
Cyprus in turmoil after UN vote shocks island
After a Greek backed self-determination plan failed at the UN crisis erupts in Cyprus. In Famagusta a crowd stoned a military patrol and a civilian was shot and killed. Akanthou saw soldiers and two British women targeted, with injuries reported. Since Dec 7, more than 100 wounded and over twenty outbreaks have occurred.
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Cyprus
United Nations
Famagusta
Akanthou
U. N
Iranian Villages Hit By West Iran Quake Toll Uncertain
A new earthquake struck West Iran on Sunday affecting 17 villages as rescue workers sifted debris from Friday's quake that killed 1,287 people including 1,100 villagers in Farsang. Messages from messengers on horseback described widespread casualties and homelessness amid cold and snow.
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Tehran
Iran
West Iran
Ministry of Post and Telegraph
Farsang
Space rule advocacy by Sen Flanders cited
Senator Ralph Flanders argues that the United States must occupy and rule outer space as England did the sea, drawing a parallel to Spain's maritime conflict. He spoke on Sunday, urging a proactive space strategy and leadership in space exploration and defense.
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Washington
Ralph Flanders
R-Vi
U. S
England
Spain
Eisenhower Up Early for NATO Summit Efforts
President Eisenhower, up at 8 a.m. after a transatlantic flight, greeted NATO leaders in Paris. At the American Cathedral he attended services and heard a sermon urging unity among the 15 nations to defend freedom against Soviet aims. The Very Rev. Sturgis Lee Riddle prayed for restraint and resolve as the summit convened to showcase a free society over regimented regimes.
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Eisenhower
Sturgis Lee Riddle
NATO
Paris
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Mansfield Seeks Deep Cuts in Foreign Aid Program
Senator Mansfield of Montana urged trimming Eisenhower's proposed 3.94 billion dollar foreign aid program to about 2 to 3 billion dollars. A Foreign Relations Committee member who helped cut this year's funds, he said most aid should shift to loans and new policies rather than more dollars. He supports 625 million for the economic development fund but calls other figures sharply reduced to a bedrock basis.
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Washington
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Montana
Foreign Relations Committee
Economic Development Fund
US and Britain Resolve to Resist Red Ideas
US and Britain reportedly agreed Sunday night to resist Soviet proposals for new East West talks and a ban on nuclear weapons in Central Europe for now. Some NATO allies support the position while others, especially West Germany, seek careful study and oppose closing the door to latest Soviet approaches. Proposals were advanced last week in letters from Premier Bulganin to NATO and non NATO governments and will be debated again as the summit opens.
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Arthur Gavshon Parish
United States
Britain
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
West Germany
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Permanent Council
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Mansfield says NATO crumbling and must be rescued
Senator Mike Mansfield warns on Face the Nation that NATO has disintegrated over five years and could become a symbol rather than a shield. He urges President Eisenhower to pull NATO out of the mud and calls for civilian control of missiles and a Manhattan-like rocketry program.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mike Mansfield
Cyprus
Iceland
Algeria
NATO
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Louris Norstad
Alfred M. Gruenther
James Killian
Tunisia
Morocco
Libya
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