Lovers Lane killings shock Montana city airman and girlfriend
In Great Falls Montana an airman A.2.C Floyd Duane Bogle 18 and his 16 year old girlfriend Patricia Kalitzke were found slain in Lovers Lane. Bogle bound and shot in the back. Kalitzke found later with modest injuries from a fall. Sheriff Leeper and Malmstrom AFB officials pursue a suspect said to have argued with the airman hours before the shootings. Autopsy and further investigation ordered as officers doubt a random attack.
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Great Falls
D. J. Leeper
Lovers Lane
Leeper
Malmstrom Air Force Base
A. 2.C
Floyd Duane Bogle
Waco
Tex
Patricia Kalitzke
Bogle
Montana
Miss Kalitzke
C. E. Magner
Cascade County
Misuse of Power Charged in Dismissal of Lee
Testimony before Sen. Monroney's Commerce Subcommittee alleges Lee was dismissed from Civil Aeronautics amid power struggles in the Commerce Department. Rothschild and Weeks are cited as shaping aviation policy during Eisenhower's illness, prompting calls for an independent CAA and aviation independence from the White House.
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Washington
Frederick B. Lee
Civil Aeronautics
Senate Commerce
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Commerce
Louis Rothschild
Fred
Monroney
Lee
Commerce Dept
Rothschild
Weeks
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Eisenhower
White House
Dept. of Commerce
Woman Held at Gunpoint Freed in Temple TX
Police used tear gas and a battering ram to break into a Temple home and free Mrs. Wayne Miller after seven hours held at gunpoint by her brother Oscar McQueen. Miller, shot twice, was hospitalized in stable condition. McQueen was captured and jailed as officers found a gun and shell casings.
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New Orleans
Belton
Tex
McQueen
Miller
Ann Teeel
Dallas
Miss Teel
Texas Ranger
Clint Peoples
Bob Crowder
Sgt
Howard Smith
State Highway Patrol
Anaconda Heads 1955 Uranium Mining Laureates
The American Uranium and Atomic Energy Association named Anaconda Champion and Pinon as the top three uranium mining firms of 1955. Anaconda was cited for diversification into uranium and other metals while Champion Mines expanded into general basic metals. Pinon was also honored for notable industry contributions.
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Denver
Colo
American Uranium and Atomic Energy Association
Anaconda
Champion
Pinon
AAAEA
New York City
Anaconda Mining
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Company
Champion Mines Company of
Tokyo Rose to be released from prison at month end
Federal Prison Bureau officials say Tokyo Rose Mrs Iwa Ikuko Toguri D Aquino will regain freedom on or about Jan 28 completing a 10 year treason sentence with time off for good behavior. She is married to Felipe d Aquino.
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Washington
Tokyo Rose
Federal
Iwa Ikuko Toguri D'Aquino
Felipe d‘Aquino
San Francisco
Benedict Arnold
Orchid Blossom Takes Seven Years
It takes as much as seven years to raise a single orchid blossom and up to fifty years to produce a new strain. Want Ads solve advertiser problems daily and the ad page earns praise. Baby bed and mattress, large size, $20,000 W Broadway.
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W. Broadway
Eden faces decline as Conservative grip weakens
Winds of dissent swirl around Prime Minister Eden as polls show a sharp drop in support amid party criticism over inflation policy and Middle East issues. Labour presses for decisive leadership while Conservative editors warn of postponement and drift fueling wage pressures and public discontent.
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London
Eden
Washington
Eisenhower
Daily Telegraph
The
Daily Sketch
Middle East
Cyprus
Egypt
Sir Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Telegraph
Churchill
Hinman Seeks Secretary of State Nomination in Montana
Montana Republican Edna J. Hinman announced a bid for the secretary of state nomination, potentially making her the state's first woman in the post. Incumbent Steve Arnold said he would not seek reelection, while Gov. Hugo Aronson planned a midwinter decision on renomination. Representative Orvin Flage and other Democrats are also pursuing seats.
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Helena
Edna J. Hinman
S. C
Steve) Arnold
Arnold
Montana
Hinman
J. Hugo Aronson
Orvin
Big Timber
Frank Murray
Montana Supreme Court
Eastern Seaboard Paralyzed by Fog
Fog shut down New York City and much of the Eastern Seaboard as airports closed and trains kept schedules only. A city ferryboat was lost for five hours on its two mile run from Hart Island to City Island in Long Island Sound.
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New York
New York City
Seaboard
Hart Island
City Island
Long Island Sound
City Street Crew to Be Halved Due to Funds Shortage
Mayor Tim J. Sullivan announced at a City Council session that the street department crew will be halved because less than 40 000 remains in the street and alley fund. At monthly expenses of 20 000, 120 000 is needed for six months. The mayor blamed taxpayers' move blocking a garbage levy for the shortfall.
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Tim J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Broadway
Park
Texas Avenue
Montana Weather Report Signals Cold Wave East And North
East and north Montana face a cold wave with increasing cloudiness and scattered showers. Snow and strong northerly winds are expected Thursday night into Friday, with highs 40-55 dropping to 5-15 in the north. West Montana mostly partly cloudy with mountain snow showers and a colder trend Friday. highs 35-45.
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Montana
Divide
Montana Woman Dies of Burns in Station Fire
Mrs. Howard Crawford of Wibaux about 28 died at Community Memorial Hospital from burns suffered when a fire and explosion at a Sidney service station occurred during unloading of bulk gas. She suffered extensive burns over 95 percent of her body while in the restroom. details say fumes entered the room and ignited. Survivors include her blind husband, a nine year old daughter, and her parents. Coroner says he has not been asked to conduct an inquest yet.
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Sidney
U.P
Howard Crawford
Wibaux
Community Memorial Hospital
Crawford
Offiers
G. Homer Gorder
Inquest Slated in Hunter's Death
A coroner's inquest into the death of John Bukvich will be held Wednesday January 11 at 10 a.m. in the Silver Bow County courthouse. Bukvich a 42 year old foreman at Victor Chemical Works died after being shot while hunting near Viepond Park between Melrose and Divide. Local officers traced the incident to Beaverhead County and the inquest will be conducted at Beaverhead's expense with Dillon officials notified. James Rogers who found the body reported firing toward trees after tracking an elk. Bukvich was a former Montana School of Mines faculty member.
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John Bukvich
Beaverhead
Emmet J. Paulsen
Silver Bow
Bukvich
Viepond Park
Melrose
Divide
Madison
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Raymond Schwartz
Carl M. Davis
James Rogers
Elm
Victor Chemical Works
Montana School of Mines
Red forces shell Quemoy and Little Quemoy in heavy barrage
Chinese Communist guns from nearby islands and the mainland fired 858 rounds at Quemoy on Wednesday in the heaviest shelling in over a year. The Nationalist offshore islands endured cannonading from 7 36 a m to 12 02 p m before ceasefire response by Nationalist batteries.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Central
Little Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Eisenhower to urge defense aid and farm measures
President Eisenhower will ask Congress to extend defense and foreign aid spending and push domestic programs to boost prosperity and farm income. The State of the Union will outline plans for expanded school construction social security expansion a soil bank to cut surpluses and aid for low income regions.
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Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Congress
Key West
Fla
Washington Post
Times Herald
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Marion B Folsom
Times Defends Itself as Senate Inquiry Targets Paper
A Senate Internal Security Subcommittee hearing on alleged Communist influence in the press clashes with The New York Times. Chair Len Eastland says the Times denies being investigated while witnesses recount their 1930s Communist ties and later exit.
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Washington
Senate
New York Times
Eastland Committee
New York
Airliner Mystery Cleared Up by CAA Officials
A Civil Aeronautics Authority spokesman said a mysterious object aboard a TWA airliner was a heat element for a soldering iron. Bomb disposal experts identified it after examination and the plane was released for service. An Army ordnance expert noted sabotage concerns due to lack of markings.
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Pittsburgh
Civil Aeronautics Authority
TWA
Lewis Rinebold
CAA
Rinebold
Chicago
Washington
Wheeling
W. Va
Army Ordnance
Army
Benson clashed with House Ag Committee over farm program
Secretary Benson met privately with Republican members of the House Agriculture Committee, prompting Chairman Cooley to condemn the move as partisan politics. Senate Chair Ellender aims to have a new farm program to the White House by February 15 while White House aides stress urgency. Both parties push for a soil or fertility bank to funnel funds to farmers retiring cropland, seeking higher farm income and reduced government surpluses.
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Washington
Benson
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
C-Nc
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
James C. Hagerty
Key West
Fla
Faure Sees Hope of Center Parties Merging
Premier Edgar Faure urged France’s center parties to bury campaign hostilities and form a governing team to rule. He spoke to Foreign Press Assn as final results show Communists with 147 seats and Poujade followers with 49, not counting overseas territories.
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Faure
Paris
Edgar Faure
France
National Assembly
Pierre Poujade
Montana Farm Prices Fall 2 Percent in December
Montana crops and livestock prices dropped 2 percent for the month ended Dec 15, with declines in wheat beef cattle calves lambs hogs and wool more than offsetting gains in rye barley oats baled hay alfalfa seed red clover seed dry beans flaxseed dairy prices rose modestly. Mid December prices show Wheat 1.82 bals 20.70 per ton and cattle 13.00 per hundredweight among others.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Tulsa Man Blown 10 Feet By Gas Explosion On Manhole
Ralph Perkins waited for a bus when he struck a match to light a cigarette and an explosion blew him about ten feet off a manhole cover. Police theorize a gas buildup ignited by the flame. Perkins was not seriously hurt.
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Tulsa Okla
Ralph Perkins
Perkins
Community Chest Drive Completes in Butte
Butte’s Community Chest annual campaign fell short of the $70,000 goal, reporting $66,115.13 pledged by midnight December 31, 1955. Despite the shortfall, director Bourke MacDonald called it the most successful drive in the organization’s history and credited low expenses of $1,475.66. Funds support Boy Scouts of America Camp Fire Girls Catholic Youth Organization Girl Scouts Rotana Club Milk Fund Salvation Army Soroptimist Children's Home and Butte Sunshine Camp for underprivileged children.
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Butte
Community Chest
Bourke MacDonald
MacDonald
Boy Scouts of America
Camp Fire Girls
Catholic Youth Organization
Girl Scouts
Rotana Club Milk Fund
Salvation Army
Soroptimist Children’s Home
Butte Sunshine Camp
Ed Sparks
Mr. MacDonald
Grou
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