Eisenhower Urges UN Frame for Disarmament
President Eisenhower replied to Soviet Premier Bulganin on November 17 urging disarmament within the United Nations framework rather than a five power summit. He left door open to future talks, but favored UN led steps and aerial inspection as potential paths. Eden reportedly backs U N centered approach and awaits Moscow delivery of Britain's reply.
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Washington
Isenhower
United States
U. N
London
Eden
Bulganin
Eisenhower
United Nations
U. S
France
Moscow
Kremlin
East German Leaders Head to Moscow for Talks
East Germany's Communist leaders travel to Moscow for a high level meeting with Soviet officials. They aim to discuss Poland's direction, seek economic aid, and address unrest in East Germany amid Hungary's uprising and Polish policy shifts. The delegation includes Premier Otto Grotewohl, party chief Walter Ulbricht, and Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz.
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Moscow
East Germany
Kremlin
Iskely
Hungary
Laders
Eupe
Pond
Grotewohl
Burglary at Pay N Save Market on Harrison Ave
Police investigated a June Tuesday night burglary at the Pay N Save Market 1741 Harrison Ave. Robbers cut through the roof, lowered into the store, looted merchandise including cigarettes watches cameras and photographic supplies, and escaped via a rear door after hacksawing the padlock. A large cash bag was not touched. Detectives searched for prints. no roof tracks were found due to early snowfall.
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Pay Nave
Harrison Ave
Pace
B. J. Riley
Riley Id
Frank Gardon
Chiefsley
Riley
Lhce
Ith
Robert Russell
Tromly
John Sullivan
Elmer Powell
Joint City-County Civil Defense Plan Approved in Butte
Butte City Council approved a joint county city Civil Defense plan with Silver Bow County in charge under E. B. Wainwright. A separate resolution empowers the Civil Defense director to use city equipment and summon city workers during emergencies. Mayor Tim J. Sullivan announced a city hall room for Civil Defense use.
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Butte
E. B. Wainwright
Wainwright
Board of Commissioners
Silver Bow County
Civil Defense
Tim J. Sullivan
Kid-Tv
Idaho Falls
Ed Cooney
Copper City Broadcasting Co
SCPR
Federal Communications Commission
Sullivan
Montana Weather Outlook Snow Showers Then Clearing
East Montana sees light snow ending Thursday with decreasing clouds and colder east. Highs 20s to 35, lows 10 to 20, then partly cloudy Friday with scattered mountain snow showers and warmer east. West Montana stays partly cloudy to Friday with light snow north Thursday night, highs 25 to 35 and lows 10 to 20.
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Montana
Crews Buckle Down to Clearing Suez
U N salvage fleet aims to reopen the Suez Canal within five months. Crews clear five areas of sunken ships and debris while operators strand at Port Said and Lake Tim sah. Salvage vessels led by Energie Ausdacur and ship Squalo work near Ferdan Bridge as Gen Wheeler targets a channel deep enough for 10 000 ton tankers by early March. Egyptian press warns against Russian influence as Cairo contemplates postwar control.
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Ferdan
Egypt
U.N
Suez Canal
Adroite
Port Said
U. N
West Germany
Energie
Ausdacur
Ferdan Bridge
Bruno Santina
Lake
Timsah
Akka
U. S
Raymond A. Wheeler
Wheeler
Cairo
al Akhbar
Eisenhower
Middle East
Storm Ends Offshore Oil Rig Search After Fatal Gulf Disaster
A violent storm wrecked a 1200-ton offshore drilling rig off Bahrain killing one Arab worker and leaving 19 missing and 40 injured. Shell Oil had invested over 25 million dollars in Persian Gulf exploration and may halt offshore drilling there. Experts doubt salvage is possible and two years may pass before a replacement platform is ready.
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Manama
Bahreinah
Shell Oil Co
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Bahrein
Shell
United States
Quiet Racket Reported In Butte Neighborhood
Butte police investigated a suspected scam where a man posed as a radio repairman to collect a payment from Mrs. Decota at 430 Indiana. He took $5.34, warned not to power the radio until 3 30 p.m., and left the device dead when police were called after the deadline.
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Butte
Price Support Floor for Corn Advocated by Lawmakers
Washington lawmakers urged Secretary Benson to back a price support floor for corn in new farm legislation. The closed Agriculture Department meeting included Benson and 14 members of the Senate and House committees. Benson said there was general agreement on authorizing a stabilizing program for corn supplies and prices as early as possible, with a floor tied to the soil bank program expiry.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
Agriculture Dept. of
Senate
House Agriculture Committees
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
D-Nc
Congress
Soil Bank
Inventing Money: Patents Take Time and Ads Drive Funds
The article notes inventors face long waits for patents with examples of six to ten years. It cites 200,000 patent applications at the U S Patent Office and an average wait of three and a half years. It contrasts this with raising money via Want Ads by calling 5451 to start action.
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U.S
Missoulian Man Crushed by Car in Garage Tragedy
Leland C. Felix, 57, died Wednesday after a car slipped from a jack while he was repairing it in his garage. Coroner Ralph M. Simmons said the axle crushed him as the springs were being fixed. Mrs Felix found him after he did not come in for dinner.
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Missoula
Leland C. Felix
Ralph M. Simmons
Felix
Democrats Renominate Officers for 85th Congress
House Democrats re elected all officers from the 84th Congress at a two hour caucus in Washington. Sam Rayburn of Texas was chosen as speaker and John W. McCormack of Massachusetts as majority leader. Ralph Roberts of Indiana was named chief clerk and other posts filled by William Miller, Zeake Johnson, and H. H. Morris. Melvin Price was elected caucus chairman. Powell faced potential ouster but no resolution was offered. Senate leadership unchanged with Mansfield set to replace Clements as Democratic whip.
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Washington
House
Democrats
Sam Rayburn
Texas
John W. Mc.Cormack
Massachusetts
Ralph Roberts
Indiana
William Miller
Mississippi
Zeake Johnson
Pennsylvania
H. H. Morris
Kentucky
Democratic House
Melvin Price
Illinois
John Rooney
New York
Democratic Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Eisenhower
Wayne Hays
Ohio
John W. McCormack
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Leslie Arends
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Earle C. Clements
Helena Valley tunnel and canal contract awarded
The Federal Reclamation Bureau announced a $2,095,041 contract to Guy H. James Construction Co. of Oklahoma City for the Helena Valley tunnel and canal as part of a Missouri River Basin project in Montana. The work funds the Helena Tunnel Canal project.
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Denver
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Guy H. James Construction Co
Oklahoma City
Missouri River
Montana
Helena Valley
Dulles Presents Tentative Mideast War Resolution Draft
Secretary of State Dulles submitted to Congress leaders a tentative draft of a resolution to authorize presidential armed forces use if needed to counter Communist aggression in the Middle East. The plan calls for military and economic cooperation with free nations and a $400 million two year aid program.
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Washington
Dulles
Congress
Eisenhower
Middle East
Sen. George
D-Ga
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Lenate
George
United States
Soviet Union
Atomic Scientists Turn Clock Back With Tulip Experiments
A British group at Wantage Berkshire under Britain's Atom Energy Authority claims to revert modern tulips to wild types using atomic rays. They note harmful results but cite constructive evidence across tests on living and inanimate matter and plan feeding irradiated foods to animals.
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London
Wantage
Berkshire
S. S. Jefferson
Britain
Atom Energy Authority
Mediterranean
Persia
Asiatic
Russia
Early 85th Congress faces civil rights filibuster showdown
Leaders of the new Congress weigh civil rights measures and a push to curb filibusters while planning to start business as Eisenhower seeks a Middle East defense plan. Dulles warns of a dangerous situation and President Eisenhower may address a joint session soon as party control in the Senate appears likely.
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Middle East
Dulles
Eisenhower
Senate
House
North-West Coalition
Congress
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
New York
Jacob Javits
Javits
GOP
New Year Road Deaths Set Holiday Record
The New Year toll reached 591 across 102 counted hours from Friday 6 p.m. to Tuesday midnight with 409 traffic fatalities 71 fire deaths and 111 other accidents. The four day total fell short of a full weekend but below 1956 and NSC forecasts, reflecting better enforcement and warnings.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
NSC
Death Summons Fred P. Oke
Fred P. Oke retired timber broker who headed Silver Bow County Defense Commission in World War II died in a local hospital Wednesday night after a long illness. Born in Manitoba, Canada, he lived in Tonopah Nevada and Portland Oregon before moving to Butte in 1917. The family home is 2100 S Washington. He operated a timber broker business supplying mine timber.
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Fred P. Oke
Silver Bow County
Defense Commission
Mr. Oke
Manitoba
Canada
Tonopah
Nev
Portland
Ore
Butte
Washington
Montanan Killed in Idaho Train Truck Collision
Ernest Warlick, 33, of Troy Montana, died when his pickup hit a Spokane International Railroad train at Athol Idaho. He was ejected and dragged 92 feet. The truck struck engines two and three and Warlick fell after the third engine as witnesses and the engineer described the incident.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Iernest Warlick
Spokane International Railroad Co
Athol
Warlick
Troy
Mont
Howard Brown
Don Rogers
Burglar Is Given Two Year Term
Two burglary cases opened the new year in District Court. Donald F. Waller, 32, pleaded guilty and received a two year prison term for illegal entry and ransacking at the Silver Bow Block offices. Donald Alexander, 28, requested counsel and had arraignment continued. charged with illegal entry at Parkway Service Station, a battery and 97 cents were stolen.
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Halls of Justice
Donald F. Waller
Silver Bow
Granite
John B. McClernan
Donald Alexander
T. E. Downey
T. E Downey
Alex Levinski
Alexander
Salt Lake City
Parkway
E. Park
Timothy Tardy Wins Butte First Baby of 1957 Title
Timothy James Bubel was born at 12 35 a m Wednesday at St James Hospital weighing eight pounds one ounce making him Buttes first baby of 1957 though he arrived 35 minutes after midnight. He is the son of Herman F Bubel of 314 Copper. Other Wednesday births include a boy to Joseph Visser at 2111 S Dakota at 10 39 a m and additional births to Thomas Edmondson Rob ert Beery and Rob ert McHugh.
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Timothy James Bubel
Butte
St. James Hospital
Herman F. Bubel
Bubels
Community Memorial Hospital
Joseph Visser
S. Dakota
Timothy
St. James
Thomas Edmondson
Calhoun
Robert Beery
Yale
Robert McHugh
S. Montana
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Douglas B. Cornell
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Timothy Tardy
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