Nehru Warns U S on War Danger in Radio Broadcast
Indian Prime Minister Nehru told American listeners that the danger of war is not past and urged continued peace efforts. He spoke after talks with President Eisenhower in Gettysburg and expressed hope for welcoming the President to India while defending India's neutral policy and commitment to peaceful relations with all nations.
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Washington
Nehru
India
Radiotelevision
Pres
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Soviet Bloc
U. S
Middle East
Europe
Jawaharlal Nehru
White House
Two Men Dead After Bar Slugging in Shelby
First degree murder charges filed Tuesday against Jesse DeWeese 33 in Toole County for a freak rifle shooting at a Shelby bar. Prosecutor William Black said DeWeese admitted firing a .30-40 Krag bolt action rifle killing Wayne Sullivan 36 and Gordon Lyle 33. He will be held without bail as Judge Hattersley prepares next steps.
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Shelby
Jesse
Tennessee
DeWeese
Toole County
William M. Black
Dist
R. M. Hattersley
Wayne A. Sullivan
Gordon Lyle
Joplin
Black
Sullivan
Lyle
George Renfro
Renfro
Toole
Hattersley
Conrad
Butte Man Dr John H Golden Jr dies in Boise
Mrs. John H Golden of Butte received word Tuesday of the death of her son Dr John H Golden Jr of San Francisco and a brother William Murphy of Seattle. Dr Golden died Tuesday morning in Boise while consulting on a case. He was born Feb 24 1906 in Butte and had studied at Central High School Georgetown University and Mary's Help Hospital. He served as chief of staff and was on the board of directors at the time of his death. He is survived by his mother wife Julia Lee Clements Golden and three daughters in California.
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W. Broadway
John H. Golden Jr
San Francisco
Calif
William Murphy
Seattle
Wash
Anaconda
Golden
Boise
Idaho
Murphy
Dr. Golden
Butte
Old Central High School
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Mary's Help Hospital
Julia Lee Clements Golden
Mary
D.P
Christmas Traffic Deaths Could Hit Record High
The National Safety Council warned that Christmas holiday traffic deaths may set a new record unless motorists show unprecedented safety. It estimated 660 deaths from 6 p m Friday to midnight Tuesday, higher than the previous holiday record of 609. Ned H Dearborn urged a drive for life to keep the toll below 600.
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Chicago
U.P
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Plan for Opening Suez Offered But Egypt Balks
British French salvage crews proposed to reopen the Suez Canal were sent to U N Secretary General Hammarskjold but Egypt refused comment until British and French troops withdraw Cairo said crews must not operate while troops are present. Egypt accepted salvage ships already in Port Said but blocked civilian crew use.
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Suez Canal
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Suez Canal Authority
Mediterranean
Hammarskjold
Port Said
Nasser
Oil Firms Deny Discrimination in Montana Gasoline Prices
Spokesmen for Standard Oil of Indiana Carter Oil Co and California Co denied charges by the Montana Trade Commission that their gasoline sold April 7 1956 varied by region in violation of state law. Atty Gen Arnold H Olsen's office will investigate.
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Carter Oil Co
John Sprague
Billings
United Press
The
Trade Commission
Montana
M. B. Chamberlain
California Co
U.N. Admits Japan as 80th Member
The United Nations admitted Japan as its 80th member by unanimous General Assembly vote. Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu pledged Japan would serve the UN’s high cause, pursue disarmament, and push a realistic approach to prevent crises. The admission follows the Moscow pact ending the wartime state of war with the Soviet Union.
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U. N
Japan
General Assembly
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Soviet Union
Assembly
Hungary
South Africa
U.N
Security Council
Tokyo
Moscow
Italy
Jordan
Shigemitsu
United Nations Shigemitsu
East Asia
Tito May Visit United States
Washington sources say the Eisenhower administration is seeking a Tito visit by Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito. Secretary of State Dulles indicated a formal invitation could serve a useful purpose and the plan is in development as timing remains to be settled. The proposal risks controversy due to Tito’s polarizing status and past actions against Archbishop Stepinac.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Tito
Dulles
Stepinac
Befano: Italy’s Gift Bearer Not Santa Claus
In Italy the benevolent Befano takes the role of bringing gifts to good children rather than St. Nick. The piece notes Befano as a ragged but generous witch shaping Christmas lore in the country. A Want Ad is offered as a way to raise cash by selling items. Dial 5451 for an ad-assistant.
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Befano
St. Nick
Italy
St. Nicholas
Dial 5451
Long-Distance Tests Shine for B47 Bombers and B52s
Gen. Nathan F. Twining announced SAC flew more than 1,000 B47 bombers on non stop missions averaging 8,000 miles in two weeks aided by air refueling. He cited eight B52s achieving up to 17,000 miles nonstop and noted the drills demonstrated deterrent airpower and rapid retaliatory capability.
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Denver
Nathan F. Twining
Strategic Air Force
Air Force Academy
Twining Cit
Twining
Strategic Air Command
North American
North Pole
Arctic
SAC
Airplane Co
Air Force
Train Fares Hike Suggested by ICC Examiner
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner proposed a 15 percent increase in Pullman and parlor car fares among six Eastern railroads and a 5 percent boost in coach fares. He cautioned that the full commission must approve, possibly on an 18 month experimental basis, while railroads sought higher first class hikes.
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Eastern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oren G. Barber
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Barber
J. Benton Jones
Baby Abandoned in Christmas Box Found in Milwaukee Depot
Milwaukee detectives traced an anonymous call to a baby girl wrapped in tissue in a red Christmas box inside a locker at the Milwaukee Road depot. The newborn, about four to five days old and weighing eight pounds four ounces, was taken to county emergency hospital where nurses called her in satisfactory condition. A Chicago woman, claiming maternity, phoned to say she stored the infant in the locker at about 4 a.m. but gave no name.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
Milwaukee Road Depot
County
Chicago
Department Store Destroyed by Million Dollar Fire
A Northwest Side Chicago department store burned Tuesday night as a crowd of 200 Christmas shoppers fled. Five people were overcome by smoke in the one story building, two hours of fighting the blaze followed, no serious injuries reported. Roof collapse halted efforts. cause undetermined though believed to have started on the roof. The Goldblatt Bros. Inc store was among 15 Goldblatt locations in Chicago and suburbs.
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Chicago
Northwest Side
Goldblatt Bros. Inc
Britain and France press UN over Egyptian treatment claims
Britain and France urged the UN secretary general Dag Hammarskjold to act against alleged mistreatment of their nationals in Egypt. Egypt countered with a memorandum to the General Assembly about Egyptian nationals facing severe measures in Britain and France. The exchange occurred despite private objections by Hammarskjold and U S. delegate Lodge to airing the complaints.
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France
Britain
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Hammarksjold
Lodge
Beatrice Dunn Granted Divorce After Attic Sleeping Claim
Mrs. Beatrice Dunn 55 was granted a divorce in Pittsburgh after testifying that her husband Morgan kept her sleeping in an unheated attic for ten years because she snored. They wed in 1942.
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Pittsburgh
Beatrice Dunn
Dulles Reassures Kremlin on Satellite Independence
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters in Washington that the United States opposes turning Eastern European satellites into a ring of hostile states. He said Washington seeks an orderly evolution toward independence rather to capitalize on turmoil in the Soviet bloc. The remarks followed his Paris talks on Atlantic Pact security and referenced a potential Tito visit as useful.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Paris
Rusia
Kremlin
State Dept
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Ring That Stole Sold Oil Maps Broken by FBI
FBI probes reveal an underworld ring stole Gulf Oil top secret exploration maps worth millions. Four men arrested including Odie Richard Seagraves a Texas oil promoter. Dept says maps led to fake drilling in the Southwest and possible sales attempts ranging from 50 000 to 500 000 dollars.
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New York
FBI
Gulf Oil Co
Odie Richard Seagraves
Texas
Emmanuel Lester
Serge Rubinstein
Seagraves
Rubinstein
Gulf Oil
Pittsburgh
U. S. Atty
Malcolm Anderson
Gulf
Anderson
Southwest
Canada
Near East
Gulf Company
U. S
Teitelbaum
Wyoming
Montana Weather Outlook for East and West Regions
In eastern Montana expect partly cloudy conditions with no temperature change, highs 40 to 50, and lows 25 to 35, with locally strong southwesterly winds Wednesday afternoon and night. western Montana remains partly to mostly cloudy with showers and mountain snow, mild highs 40 to 50, lows 25 to 35, and a Thursday drop to 35 to 45.
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Continental Divide
Nixon Departs For Austria
Vice President Nixon left for Austria on a mission from President Eisenhower to assess and report on improving U S aid to Hungarian refugees. He carried a message of thanks to Chancellor Julius Raab and planned to return with recommendations, including whether to raise the 21 500 refugee cap as the border crisis continues.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Austria
United States
Special Air Force
National
Julius Raab
William Rogers
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
Rogers
Congress
Hollister
Hungary
Montana Traffic Toll Reaches 258 After Fatal Crash
Donnarne Boger, 13, of Wolf Point died in a Monday car crash about two miles west of the town. Sheriff Harry Johnson said the car ran off the road. The death marked the 256th traffic fatality in Montana this year, eight more than the previous annual record of 250 set in 1953.
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Donnarne Boger
Freid
Harry Johnson
Montana
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