Tito and Nasser Tie Neutralist Outlook in Egypt Visit
Yugoslav leader Tito and Egyptian Prime Minister Nasser stressed neutralism and peaceful coexistence at their Cairo meeting. They portrayed their nations as allies pursuing absolute independence, with Tito praising Egypt’s revolutionary path and a strengthened friendship since 1952.
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Cairo
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Tito
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Abdine
Farouk
Nasser
Britain’s Comet Hops Atlantic
The Comet III完成 crossed from Montreal to London in 6 hours 18 minutes for a 3,350 mile nonstop flight. BOAC hailed the flight as proof jets are back after earlier crashes, with pilot John Cunningham leading an 11 man crew. De Havilland aims for the Comet IV in 1959 to rival US jets. The Royal Aero Club did not count the crossing as an official record due to lack of observation.
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London
Britain
Montreal
Miles Thomas
British Overseas Airways Corp
BOAC
John Cunningham
de Havilland Aircraft Company
America
United States
Mediterranean
de Havilland
Royal Aero Club
Chauffeur Service Offered For New Year Celebrants
Chicago police will provide chauffeur service for tipsy celebrants to get home safely. Commissioner Timothy O Connor said officers will drive them if needed to reduce traffic toll. The program aims to ensure patrons reach home without driving themselves.
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Chicago
Timothy O’connor
Charles Staples Funeral Details Outline His Local Roles
Charles F Staples manager of The Anaconda Company Rent Fire and Protection department dies after weeks of illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at White's Funeral Home with Mount Moriah Cemetery burial. Silver Bow Post No 1 American Legion to conduct graveside rites.
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Charles F. Staples
Rent, Fire and Protection Department
The
Anaconda Company
White’s Funeral Home
Butte Lodge No
Clarence G. Spellman
Mountain View
Butte
Staples
Mr. Staples
J. F. Staples
Centerville
Chuck
Montana
Page
Six Injured in Four-Car Double Collision Near Vaughn
Six persons were injured in a four car double collision about 11 miles north of Vaughn on Wednesday. Only two were hospitalized. William Bolder 52 of Great Falls was critical. Dick Jesser 7, passenger in Vernon Jesser of Brady’s car, was listed as satisfactory.
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Great Falls
Vaughn
William Bolder
Dick Jesser
Vernon
Brady
Boys Held for Shooting Girl in Bronx Lot
Five youths aged 12 to 16 were detained after a 10 year old girl, Patricia Murphy, was shot in the back while returning home in the Bronx. The group fired at tin cans with a .22 rifle. one older boy boasted and fired, hitting Patricia at about 150 yards. Patricia faces critical condition after a five hour operation to remove the bullet.
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New York
Patricia Murphy
Bronx
Patricia
Arthur Baker
Queens
Rise Rise Of Geneva Spirit Shapes Cold War News
A 1955 summary notes a shift in global power from the West to the Soviet Union. Moscow used threats and blandishments to shape policy while avoiding open conflict, opening middle east tensions and pressuring NATO ratification and German unification talks.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Middle East
Berlin
West Germany
NATO
France
Britain
Germany
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Tables Are Turned on Traffic Cop
El Cajon California A police man was convicted Tuesday of littering the highway with carbon papers from two speeding tickets he had written Citizens arrest followed by the witnesses motorcyclists L H Harris 20 San Diego and Leslie Moore 23 El Cajon were ticketed for speeding The officer R B Pressing was fined 25 with 15 suspended Municipal Judge Fenton Garfield found him guilty Harris and Moore had already paid 11 each for speeding.
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EL Cajon
Calif
R. B. Pressing
L. H. Harris
San Diego
Leslie Moore
Pressing
Fenton Garfield
Harris
Moore
Russians Increase Staffs in Austria
Austrian press reports claim Russians are significantly boosting civilian staff in Austria with a view to an intensified Soviet economic infiltration effort in the newly independent country.
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Austria
Vienna
Rehabilitation Begins in Northern California Flood Areas
Construction crews moved into the flood zones to shore up levees and repair damaged districts as a 34 death toll tallies in California with dozens missing. Gov Knight authorized $1,000,000 in federal aid for Santa Cruz amid widespread debris removal and early contracts totaling over $380,000. The FCDA set disaster centers in multiple cities as Red Cross mobilizes to spend $5,000,000 for relief.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
Knight
Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz
J. A. Graf
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Raisch Paving Co
San Jose
San Lorenzo
Federal Civil Service Administration
Eureka
Santa Rosa
Stockton
Yuba City
Reno
Philip D. Batson
FCDA
Eisenhower
Nevada
Red Cross
United States
Yellowtail Dam Vote Set Today on Crow Reservation
Crow Agency Mont natives gather to vote on a resolution demanding one million dollars annual rental for the Yellowtail Dam site on the Big Horn near St. Xavier. The measure, backed by ex-chairman Robert Yellowtail, seeks to revert the land to the Crow Nation in 50 years and suspends Reclamation talks.
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Big Horn River
St. Xavier
Crows
Reclamation Bureau
Senate Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Washington
Interior Dept
William A. Wall
Robert Yellowtail
Council
Yellowtail
Edward Whiteman
Basketball's Global Rise From YMCA Invention
The 1891 invention by an American YMCA instructor sparked a sport now played by over 20 million people in more than 60 countries. The notice also promotes cash-for-items ads and lists used gear including a pair of women’s ski boots and white figure skates.
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YMCA
Malaya Reds Reject Peace Talks For Legal Recognition
Chin Peng led Malaya Communist negotiators in talks with Singapore and federation officials in a guarded village school. The government refused to grant legal recognition or freedom for surrendering Reds, insisting atrocities justify the stance. Talks began with cautious optimism but ended in deadlock.
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Baling
Malaya
U.P
Chin Peng
Reds
David Marshal
Singapore
Engku Abdel Rahman
Federation of Malaya
Chin
China
Communist Party
Raham
Britain
San Francisco Knife Killings Spark Suspect Arrest
In San Francisco a 13 year old girl Elizabeth Simpson was killed and James Reese 23 was arrested after admitting the slaying. Coroner said the girl was raped before death and a jacket button linked Reese to another nearby attack earlier that week.
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San Francisco
al Nelder
James Reese
Elizabeth Simpson
Georgia Ann Barrett
Betty Luke
Mary Ellen
Nelder
Reese
O'Farrell Street
Gloria Simpson
Henry Turker
Tiny hydrogen bombs possible in lab say physicists
The American Physical Society was told that laboratory steps toward midget H bombs may be possible. At USC a doughnut shaped glass tube with hydrogen gas, a heavy electrical charge, and a magnetic field caused the pinch effect, concentrating hydrogen in the center and hinting magnetism might replace traditional containment for fusion.
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Los Angeles
American Physical Society
University of Southern California
Richard E. Vollrath
USC
Vollrath
Rancher London Gets 10 Year Suspended Sentence
Rancher Billy London 27 received a 10 year suspended sentence for second degree murder of 17 year old Clement Myszka on an Edgar Wisconsin ranch. District Judge George W Padbury Jr noted possible community prejudice and ordered periodic reporting. London left town after the ruling as he and his father Floyd C faced related charges from the Aug 17 shooting.
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Billy London
Wisconsin
Dist
George W. Padbury Jr
Helena
London
Padbury
Floyd C
Clement A. Myszka
Edgar
Wis
Londons
Circle
Texas
Cook Charged With Mixing Up Bombs
Paris pastry cook Daniel Havas faces formal charges for attempting to destroy a public edifice. He allegedly planted a time bomb near an altar at Sacre Coeur basilica to protest nuclear explosions. the device was found Christmas Day before it could explode.
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Paris
Daniel Havas
Basilica
Sacre Coeur
Havas
Montana Weather Summary for Thursday and Friday
Montana east sees mostly fair skies with warmer temps on Thursday and Friday. Highs vary 5-15 degrees northeast and 25-35 degrees west and south, with most areas warming Friday. Montana west reports mostly fair weather with fog or low clouds at night and in the morning, little temperature change, highs 20-30 on Thursday. The table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Montana
Quick-Action Production Plan Deemed Vital by Air Force
The Air Force on Wednesday unveiled a wartime production plan prioritizing instant action weapons to survive an atomic onslaught. It imposes a category system with Category A for crucial systems, Category B for adverse conditions, and a lower category for items may not be kept in production under severe industrial damage.
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Washington
Air Force
United States
Air Staff
Air Council
Army
Lycee
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
President Eisenhower Begins Rest Tour in Florida
President Eisenhower flew to Florida for about 12 days of rest at a balmy resort area. He waved to the crowd in an open car, a gesture last seen during the 1952 campaign. The Columbine III landed at Boca Chica Airport after four hours from Washington, with his physician Maj. Gen. Howe aboard.
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Key West
Fla. U
Eisenhower
Columbine III
Boca Hica
Washington
Estes to Challenge Adlai in Florida Primary
Senator Estes Kefauver plans to enter the Florida Democratic Presidential Primary against Adlai E. Stevenson. Sources say Kefauver will announce during a Florida visit over the New Year weekend as he pursues the May primary. He is expected to campaign across the state to win delegates.
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Montana Weather
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Belgrade
Broadus
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Drummond
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By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
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