Soviets Back Lottery Plan in U.N.
The Soviet Union joined the United States Britain and France in backing a lottery deal to end the Security Council stalemate by electing Yugoslavia. The plan would have Yugoslavia resign late in 1956 after one year and the Philippines elected next fall to complete the two year term.
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United Nations
Russia
U. S
Britain
France
Security Council
Yugoslavia
Phillipines
11Th Assembly
Philippines
Turkey
Poland
Cuba
Australia
V. V. Kuznetsov
Carlos P. Romulo
Selim Sarper
Romulo
Sarper
Kuznetsov
Optimistic NATO position reported to President Eisenhower
President Eisenhower received an optimistic briefing from Secretary of State Dulles on NATO strength after the Paris meeting. Dulles described European non-Communist nations as more secure and freer. The call came from Washington as Eisenhower prepared for Christmas at the White House.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paris
Washington
White House
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Murray Snyder
Atomic Commission
Snyder
Bids Opened for Malmstrom and Glasgow AFB Projects
Army engineers examined Monday bids for apron paving and utilities at Malmstrom Air Force Base Great Falls Mont. Northwestern Engineering Co. and Nilson Smith Construction Co. of Great Falls were apparent low bidders at 2 296 311 02 with government estimate 1 749 729 Two road curb and utility schedules at Glasgow Base drew Northwestern Engineering Co Rapid City S D bids 769 539 and 815 050 against estimates 705 277 75 and 763 372.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Army
Montana Air Force
Myron Page
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Nilson Smith Construction Co
Northwestern Engineering Co
Peter Kiewit Sons Co
Billings
Morrison - Knudsen Co
S. Birch and Sons Construction Co
L. McLaughlin Inc
Glasgow
Air Force Base
Northwestern Engineering
Sleigh stolen in Dishman snow theft reported
Spokane county sheriff's officers searched Monday for a thief who took George Locher of Dishman s one horse open sleigh after a snow covered incident reported in Spokane County.
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Spokane
U.P
Spokane County
George Locher
Dishman
Jordan King Dissolves Parliament Amid Riots Over Pact
The Ramallah Radio says King Hussein dissolved Jordan's parliament and called for new elections after riots protested reports Jordan may join the Baghdad Pact. In Jerusalem 200 to 300 rioters stormed the Turkish consulate, injuring the consul general, with four Arabs killed and 27 wounded in clashes. Bethlehem imposed a curfew as protests spread from Amman to the Holy Land.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Ramallah
Hussein
Jordan
Hakki Kentli
Turkey
Bethlehem
Christ
Radio
Amman
Two B47 Bombers Collide Killing Eight Near Florida Bases
Eight airmen died when two B47 Stratojet bombers collided in flight over Florida. One plane from MacDill AFB and the other from Pinecastle AFB plummeted, with witnesses describing fire and wreckage across a trailer court. Names of the dead from Pinecastle include Maj Samuel L Castleberry and Capt Robert Chamberlain. from MacDill, Capt Robert B Harris, Capt Samuel Brier III, and Maj Frederick A Clark. a fourth crew member remained unnamed pending notification. The incident followed a downdraft and gear trouble in the MacDill aircraft.
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Tampa
Fla
MacDill Air Force Base
Pinecastle Air Force Base
Orlando
MacDill
Pinecastle
Pinecastle Afb
Samuel L Castleberry
Adel
Robert Chamberlain
Spruce
Mich
Arthur H. Miller
Lakeland
Lynn E. Hunter
Berkeley
Calif
MacDill Afb
Robert B
Six Feared Dead as Planes Crash Over Florida Route
An F86D sabre jet collided with a four engine B29 during a simulated bombing run Monday night. Three airmen were killed and three others missing. Both aircraft were from Tyndall Force Base in Panama City. A bomber fragment fell on U S 98 near Port St Joe narrowly missing beach houses.
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Port ST. Joe
Fla
Tyndall Force Base
Panama City
U. S. 98
Manslaughter Charged Over Butte Crash Deaths
John F. Rolcke, 38, faces a manslaughter complaint filed by J. Frank Sullivan in Justice Ko pach's court. Alma Marie Smith, 49, and Lloyd G. Clark, 57, died when the automobile Rolcke drove crashed into a 15 foot embankment on U S Highway 91 south of Butte. Rolcke was seriously hurt and hospitalized. authorities seek notice when he can plead.
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John F. Rolcke
J. Frank Sullivan
Justice of the Peace
William Kopach
Alma Marie Smith
Rolcke
Butte
Lloyd G. Clark
Gift Spotter ad promotes easy Christmas shopping
A Want Ad Gift Spotter feature highlights the Treasure Chest gift store and other Gift Spotter Stores. The copy touts simple, quick shopping with gift items arranged for easy selection to aid Christmas purchases.
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Treasure Chest
Dahlberg Era Ends At Butte High School Football
Butte trustees accept the resignation of veteran head football coach Harry Dahlberg after 34 years. Four assistants resign. Rae remains head basketball coach. Hawke stays as intramural athletic director. Applications for head coach close Feb 1 1956. principals posts open at Butte Junior High. Dahlberg to remain athletic director and head track coach.
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Butte
Harry Dahlberg
Sam Leeper
Frank Semansky
William Hawke
Robert Rae
Rae
Hawke
John Kingston
George Haney
Dahlberg
Department of Physical Education
Mining City
Robert Petersen
Farmers Produce Record Volume Despite Acreage Cuts
The government final crop report shows record total production from farmers this year with livestock products meats poultry and milk making the totals the largest ever. Wheat cotton rice and tobacco were large enough to add to government price support surpluses despite acreage restrictions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Liquor Store Fire Destroys Stock Worth 10000
A one hour blaze in Augusta gutted the state liquor store late Monday. Fire Chief H J Cottle said the interior was completely wrecked and about 10 thousand dollars of liquor was destroyed. Calming reports said some liquor salvaged while Helena administrator J E Manning noted insured stock and similar value.
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Augusta
H. J. Cottle
Helena
J. E. Manning
Manning
Real Estate Gift Certificates Offer Far-Flung Options
New York shoppers can buy real estate gift certificates valid for diverse properties from a $6,900 New Hampshire summer cottage to a Riviera villa or a castle in Ireland. The national clearing house markets these certificates as last minute Christmas gifts.
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New York
National Realty
New Hampshire
Riviera
Ireand
Jury Is Chosen for Trial of Robert Maguire
A jury of four men and eight women plus an alternate were selected in District Court for the trial of Robert D. Maguire former Silver Bow County treasurer charged with embezzling over $32 000 from September 1951 to September 1954. Presentation of the state's case begins Tuesday in Department 1.
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Robert D. Maguire
Silver Bow
John Lukanich
E. Park
Anna M. Bradley
W. Platinum
Mary M
Spruce
Rose Henline
W. Silver
Emil L. Castiglioni
Hannibal
Peter Kennedy
W. Pacific
Department No. 1
District Court
John B. McClernan
Montana
Bandits rob Post Office Cash In Belflower Parking Lot
Three bandits robbed a postmaster and an assistant in Belflower California in the parking lot of the Western Bank and Trust Co. They stole 19321 dollars in cash plus checks and money orders. Police were alerted and investigating the heist.
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Belflower
Calif
U.P
Ree Western Bank and Trust Co
Westinghouse rejects governors arbitration on strike
Westinghouse Electric Corp refused proposals from Pennsylvania New York and Maryland governors to submit the walkout and disputed issues to arbitration. The firm cited stockholder ties and potential five year competitive impact. The IUE supported arbitration while workers line up for 100 Christmas loans aiding idled staff.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Averell Harriman
New York
Theodore McKeldin
Maryland
McKeldin
Leader
Big Electric
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers (Independent
Westinghouse
IUE
Columbus, Ohio
Sharon
Administrations Seeks Five Billion Foreign Aid Request
Washington reports the administration plans to request about five billion dollars in new foreign aid authority for the 1957 fiscal year while keeping spending near four billion this year. Officials cite backlog buildup, waning Cold War pressure, and Soviet moves in Asia as reasons for the shift.
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Washington
Congress
Molotov
Geneva
Iron Curtain
Communist Party
Khrushchev
India
Burma
Afghanistan
Mansfield
United States
Ex Governor Bonner Seeks Montana Governor Post
Former Montana governor John W. Bonner entered the 1956 Democratic gubernatorial race with a "Let's Build Montana" platform. He filed his nominating petition and joined Havre’s Danny O'Neill as declared candidates, with a June 5 primary looming and a April 25 filing deadline. Bonner, 53, opposes tax increases and remains a Helena attorney who lost to J Hugo Aronson in 1952.
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Devan L. Shumway
Helena
U.P
John W. Bonner
Montana
Bonner
S. C. Arnold
Danny O'Neill
Havre
Arnold H. Olson
J. Hugo Aronson
Natural Gas Strike on Mackay Ranch Near Roscoe
Gulf Oil reports first day production of 1842 million cubic feet from its initial well on William R. Mackay’s Carbon county ranch near Roscoe Montana. The well reached 5355 feet on Sept 2 with delayed filing. no further wells yet to gauge field extent.
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Helena
Montana
Gulf Oil Co
Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
First Gulf
Carbon County
William R. Mackay
Montana Republican Central Committee
Roscoe
Commission
Gulf
Montana Weather Outlook From East And West
The Montana forecast shows considerable cloudiness in the east with scattered showers in the southwest and light snows or freezing rain in the east and north. A slow warming trend covers most of the state, while the extreme southwest remains warm. Highs reach 5 to 20 degrees above normal in the east and north, with 45 degrees in the southwest. In the west expect mostly cloudy skies, light snow or rain at times, with rising temperatures and highs around 25 to 40 degrees.
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Montana
Mansfield Says Faith Broken If Report True
Senator Mansfield says if the Eisenhower administration seeks five billion dollars for new foreign aid it breaks faith with Congress. He calls for an official statement and warns the move may reflect panic over Soviet actions in the Middle East and Asia.
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Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Democratic National Committee
Gramt
Dulles
Treasury
Humphrey
Paris
White House
Russia
Middle East
Asia
Rockefeller Resigns as Eisenhower aide in psychology unit
Nelson A. Rockefeller submitted his resignation as President Eisenhower's special assistant on psychological strategy. The President accepted with thanks and noted Rockefeller's compelling personal responsibilities. The resignation takes effect December 31.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Freed by Reds Free Bradshaws After China Release
Two American missionaries Dr. and Mrs. Homer Bradshaw of New York City crossed the border from Red China Tuesday. They were very weak but walking. Their release leaves 13 American civilians still imprisoned in China.
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Hong Kong
U.P
Homer Bradshaw
New York City
Red China
Bradshaws
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