West Will Demand Khrushchev Drop Berlin Ultimatum
The United States Britain and France plan notes to Moscow within 10 days demanding that Khrushchev drop the six month Berlin ultimatum as a condition for opening East West talks on German reunification. Mikoyan will visit Washington in January to discuss loans and expanded Sino Soviet trade and possible talks on Berlin.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S
Khrushchev
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Eisenhower
Dulles
Nixon
Sen. Humphrey
D-Minn
Soviet Union
Germany
Reds Tell NATO To Keep Out Of Berlin Issue
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet leaders warned NATO to stay out of the Berlin controversy. Pravda and Izvestia belittled NATO's role, while Maj. Gen Nikolai Zakharov warned against force to maintain West Berlin, accusing Western officials of saber rattling.
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NATO
Berlin
Harold K. Miles
Moscow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kremlin
United States
France
Britain
West Berlin
Atlantic Alliance
Pravda
Paris
Izvestia
Soviet Union
East Germany
Nikolai F. Zakharov
Red Army
ADN
Zakharov
Missing Santa at Candy Lane Shocks Portland Neighborhood
Kenneth Martin who portrays Santa Claus in Portland's Candy Lane vanished after the Martins left their home on Sunday morning to buy greens. The family car remains, with papers and belongings scattered at the residence, and decorations have been removed, leaving the neighborhood without its holiday display.
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Portland
Ore
Santa Claus
Kenneth
Martin
Elmer Reiley
Ken
Barbara Jean
Barbara
Virginia
Sue
Robert D. Evans
Soviet Leader Mikoyan Visits West Bank? (Continued Page 8)
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan is reported in Berlin with continued coverage on his activities referenced as a continuation on page 8 column 2. The brief notes indicate diplomatic exchanges and ongoing Western European engagement.
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Seymour Topping
Berlin
Anastas Mikoyan
Student Threat Note Delays Flight to Denver
A 19 year old college student from Denver wrote a note threatening to blow up a Trans World Airlines plane. FBI agents met the plane and charged Neil J Feinstein with giving false information to an airline for the joke note signed John Gilbert Graham.
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Denver
FBI
Neil J. Feinstein
University of Pennsylvania
Trans World Airlines
Scott Werner
Feinstein
U.S
John Gilbert Graham
Montana Weather Brief East and West Regions
Montana forecasts show east region cloudy windy with warmer Sunday highs 35-50 and Sunday night lows 20-35, then cooler Monday 30-45. West region mostly cloudy with valley fog, scattered light rain or snow in mountains, highs 30-45 and lows 15-25.
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Montana
Continental Divide
Unique Club Has 400 Dolls Ready For Santa's Pack
Mrs. L. P. Sanders founded the Butte Doll Club twelve years ago to bring Yuletide happiness to Montana children in unfortunate or afflicted circumstances. The club gathers and distributes dolls so no child in need goes without a gift at Christmas.
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Butte Doll Club
Montana
J. W. Duncan
Pearl Club of
Butte
John Onkalo
Butte Woman's Club
Jane Lord
Barton Smith
R. W. Wetzsteen
Sula
Mont
Margaret Anderson
Hysham
Sam Hieronymus
J. B. MacDonald
Ley
Colo
Unique Club
British Museum
L. P. Sanders
W. Broadway
Glasgow Fire Destroys Sinclair Produce Warehouse
A late morning blaze in Glasgow destroyed the Sinclair Produce Co. warehouse, the area’s worst for the year. The fire, started by sparks from an acetylene torch, damaged meat, fruit and vegetable stocks and freezer rooms. Estimated losses range from 175000 to 200000 for inventory and 250000 to 300000 to rebuild. no injuries were reported.
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Glasgow
Sinclair Produce Co
Reuben Sinclair
Sinclair
Montana
Glasgow Air Force Base
Fort Peck
Butte High School urged to address retarded students
A detailed report by Butte High School Principal Charles Davis warns about 25 students unable to cope academically or vocationally at Butte High. Superintendent George Haney releases sections on retarded learners, noting lack of staff and facilities. Davis urges certificates of attendance when progress stalls and calls for program updates as the gymnasium and academic offerings lag.
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Butte High School
Charles Davis
George Haney
Davis
Butte High
Plane Crash Kills Six of Family
An Ohio family of six died when their light two engine plane struck a rock in the Cumberland Mountains near LaFollette Tennessee during a Christmas trip to Florida. The victims were Leo Black 37 his wife Donna their children Michael 10 Kathryn 8 Geoffrey 4 and Mrs Merrill the Black mother in law. Black had warned the aircraft was icing up and foggy conditions hampered the flight. rescuers said the crash could have been avoided if the plane had been 300 feet higher.
Santa's prison toy shop ships 1065 gifts to Montana kids
Warden Floyd E. Powell reports 1065 toys distributed from Montana Prison to children statewide. Convicts refurbish donated playthings at Deer Lodge, a program begun in 1946 by then Warden John Henry, with eighteen civic groups aiding distribution and 200 toys slated for prisoner families. The workshop operates year round to prepare for Christmas.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana
Santa
Floyd E. Powell
Continental Divide
John E. Henry
Santa’s Workshop
Late Shopping Boosts Christmas Preparations in Mining City
Butte throngs fill stores during extended hours on Saturday night. shoppers enjoy extra shopping session until 9 p.m. on Monday while regular hours resume Tuesday and Christmas Eve closes at 6 p.m. Bright lights and Santa images illuminate the city as thousands buy gifts.
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Butte
Mercury
Santa
Car Operating Costs Rise Again in 1958
The article notes a 5 percent rise in operating costs for a typical low priced 1958 model versus 1957. It suggests families trim expenses by shopping the Gift Spotter for affordable Christmas gifts, citing Bender and Peterslie Trailer Sales as a user of the program.
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Bender & Peterslie Trailer Sales
U S Titan ICBM Fails On First Launch Attempt
Air Force Titan ICBM on its debut failed on the pad as a fuel hose problem auto shut off the first stage after ignition. Officials expect a full check before a new launch attempt, following a perfect ground test days earlier.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Titan
America
Atlas
Martin Aircraft Co
American girl killed in Mexico City cafe blast
Betty Arnold of Houston died in the La Ronda Bar explosion that killed four others. Investigators suspect a powerful bomb. motive unknown. Diners included foreigners, Mexican socialites, and several Cubans. one rescuer reported her plea for help in Spanish. Her sister in Houston confirms the trip.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Betty Arnold
Houston
Tex
Rice Institute
la Ronda
Fidel Castro
Arnold
Changes Shoes Saves His Life in Paris Shooting
In Paris Yves Chollet, 24, a student, survived a street gun battle after switching from sturdy triple soling to a thinner sole. A bullet grazed his skull but doctors say a quarter of an inch spared his life. Chollet notes the shoe change likely saved him.
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Paris
Yves Chollet
Chollet
Satellite Echoes Earth Message Beams It Back to Stations
Scientists test voice relay via Atlas satellite with success. Defense Department calls it the first successful voice relay. Stations at Corona Texas Georgia Florida receive the message as the satellite passes.
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Earth
Washington
Atlas
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Corona
Calif
California
Prado Dam
United States Army Signal Research and Development Laboratory
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
Speedy Chemical Plane May Be Ready in 2 Years
Washington AP reports the Air Force expects the B70 chemical fuel bomber to be ready three to five years before an atomic powered bomber of similar capability. The B70 could reach 2000 mph within two to three years, with nuclear options still needing safety and payload considerations.
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Washington
Air Force
United States
James H. Douglas
Douglas
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Butte Scout Earns Ad Altare Dei Medal
Richard Tallmadge a 16 year old Star Scout and son of Mr and Mrs George E Tallmadge of 1921 Thomas received the Ad Altare Dei medal at St Ann Troop 14 court of honor in Butte The award the first in nine years at St Ann Parish was presented by Rev Patrick McGurk and honors spiritual advancement within the Boy Scout program
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Richard Tallmadge
George E. Tallmadge
Thomas
Boys Central High School
Tallmadge
Patrick McGurk
St. Ann Parish
Butte
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
Two Major Airlines Hit By Weekend Strikes
The Associated Press reports two large airlines faced walkouts during the holiday period, forcing travelers to seek alternate transport. American Airlines pilots and Eastern Air Line mechanics and flight engineers began strikes, with talks at a standstill and mediation failing to yield results.
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Associated Press
American Airlines
Eastern Air Line
American
Air Line
Assn
Eastern
Miami
Fla
Frida
Montana Woman and Three Oregon Men Die in Wreck
A Montana woman and three Oregon men died in a head-on collision on Highway 97 near Redmond Oregon. The woman was Harriet W. Peterson 49 of Thompson Falls Montana. The men were Gerald Justice 22 Howard F Milton Jr unknown age both of Redmond and Paul W Williams 21 of Terrebonne. Police said the car carrying the men skidded on a rain slick highway into her oncoming vehicle.
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Redmond
Ore
Oregon
Montana
Higway
Harriet W. Piterson
Thompson Falls
Mdi
Gerald Justice
Howard F. Milton Jr
Paul W Liams
Terrebon
F Terson
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Jack King
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