Montana lawmakers ready to start 35th legislative session
The Montana 35th Legislature opens Monday with 150 members confronting a 34 million dollar budget gap. Leaders from both parties seek a balanced plan to fund state departments while avoiding deficit financing, amid calls for tax reform and a two year tax study. Governor Aronson opposes deficits and tax increases without scrutiny.
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Lena
Montana
State Departments
Agen
Cies
J. Hugo Aronson
J. F. Reid
State Board of Equalization
Aronson
Reid
Citizens Committee
President Eisenhower to visit drought areas in Southwest
President Eisenhower will tour drought stricken lands starting Sunday Jan 13 visiting New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and Arizona to observe farms abandoned cattle moved to other jobs and fields left fallow He will discuss drought impact with farmers and ranchers and assess erosion and lack of feed during a seven year drought cycle with land severely degraded by desert winds.
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Angelo
Tex
Eisenhower
Dward
Okla
Clovis
N.M
Tucson
Ariz
Lo. Colo
Garden City
Kan
Wichita
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions
East area stays mostly cloudy with snow showers in the mountains Sunday night into Monday. Winds up to 35 mph, warmer in the east with highs 30 to 40, lows 10 to 25. West coast shows increasing cloudiness with light snow mainly in the mountains, highs 25 to 35, lows around 5 to 15.
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Wntana
Ntana
Berkeley Pit Open Pit Mine of the Year Wins Award
San Francisco reports Mining World 1956 awards. Anaconda's Berkeley Pit at Butte Mont wins Open Pit Mine of the Year for transforming the Richest Hill. San Manuel Copper's San Manuel mine earns Underground Mine of the Year. Rare Metals Corporation named United States Mining Company of the Year.
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John B. Knaebel
Anaconda Company
American Mining
Anaconda
Berkeley
Butte
Mining World
San Francisco
Mining World Awards
Minerals Industry
George O. Argall Jr
National Western Mining Conference
Colorado Mining Assn
Denver
Colo
Mont
San Manuel Copper Corporation
San Manuel
Ariz
United States
United States Mining Company
Rare Metals Corporation of America
Actress Marie McDonald Kidnapping Claim Shocks Nation
Indio California actress Marie McDonald said two men abducted her from her Los Angeles home at gunpoint and dumped her desert miles away after demanding rings money and her body. Doctors found injuries but no evidence of rape, while police cautioned the claim as they investigated the alleged kidnapping and home invasion.
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Indio
Calif
Marie McDonald
Los Angeles
Miss McDonald
India
Allen Fisher
Ten Years Penalty For Galen Slaying
Matias L. Tupas was sentenced to ten years in state prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the April death of ranch hand Antonio Luna near Galen. The judge accepted a plea reduction from first degree murder after prosecutors cited lack of evidence for premeditation.
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Anaconda
Matias L. Tupas
Antonio Luna
Galen
William R. Taylor
Tupas
John L. McKeon
Taylor
McKeon
Walter H. Bolkovatz
Maurice A. Maffei
Deer Lodge
Luna
Commoch
Butte
Dewey Lucich
Two New Comics Debut in Montana Standard Section
Comic readers see two new features this Sunday in the Montana Standard. The Little Woman by Don Tobin and Mister Breger based on Dave Breger join a lineup of weekly full color strips alongside longtime favorites.
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Montana Standard
Little Woman
Don Tobin
Mister Breger
Dave Breger
Anaconda Promotes Day Moore and Bolles at Smelter
Frank H. Day named general superintendent of the Anaconda Reduction Works succeeding W. E. Mitchell as manager. John R. Moore promoted to assistant general superintendent of the Reduction Works and John L. Bolles named concentrator metallurgist. Day, a Stanford engineer, came to Anaconda from Cananea in Mexico. Moore began as chemist at Anaconda Reduction Works and rose through positions including assistant superintendent of construction. Bolles was assistant superintendent of the concentrator department.
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Emanuel
W. E. Mitchell
Mr. Day
Anaconda
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co
Sonora
Mexico
Philadelphia
East Orange
N.J
Covina
Calif
School of Engineering
Stanford University
Cananea
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Anaconda Company
Anaconda Reduction Works
Moore
Oil firm protests Montana gas price report as flawed
Continental Oil Co says the Montana Trade Commission report on gasoline prices is argumentative and contains errors and misleading implications. The company filed the protest signed by A. T. Smith and will present it at a Helena meeting Tuesday. the commission secretary said no comment.
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Helena
Montana Trade Commission
Continental Oil Co
A. T. Smith
Montana
Continental
John T. Bance
Commission
Smith
Tulsa
Mild quake rattles Pacific coast city Acapulco Mexico
A Saturday earthquake shook Roa state on the Pacific coast with Acapulco as its major city. No damage or injuries were reported.
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Mexico City
Pacific Coast
Roa
Acapulco
Sons Born to Butte Neighbors Hours Apart
Two neighboring families in Butte welcomed sons within a little over five hours at Community Memorial Hospital. The Jorys at 1660 Lowell had a son at 1 31 a.m. and the Marazzatos at 1661 Lowell followed with a son at 6 3 a.m.
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Butte
Community Memorial Hospital
Robert H. Jory
Lowell
Leo A. Marazzato
Eisenhower Doctrine Met With Mixed Arab Reception
Western leaders welcomed Eisenhower's Middle East plan but Arab nations offered little reaction. France broadly approved the outline while Turkey praised the president's clear stance. Khrushchev and allied leaders condemned U S moves as an attempt to enslave nations in the region.
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Britain
Middle East
Arab World
Europe
Eisenhower
France
U. S
Adnan Menderes
Turkey
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romaia
Czechoslovakia
Budapest
Democrats Attack Eisenhower on Middle East Policy
The Democratic Advisory Committee denounces President Eisenhower's Middle East handling, says he recognizes the danger, and criticizes his stance on Suez, Israel, and allied relations. The group urges closer congressional scrutiny of his proposals and condemns U.S. alignments with Britain and France against Israel. It ties Hungary to strained Western leadership amid the Suez crisis.
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Democratic Advisory Committee
Eisenhower
Middle East
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congress
Suez
Israel
Russia
Britain
France
Egypt
Hungary
Kremlin
Reminders No Sign of a Weak Memory
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Eisenhower seeks Congress support for Mideast aid and military action
President Eisenhower urged Congress to authorize armed force if needed to defend Middle Eastern nations against communist aggression. He called for economic and military aid, and use of foreign aid funds, proposing up to 600 million over two and a half years, with UN Security Council oversight and limited by existing appropriations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Mideast
Hisenhower
Russia
Senate House
United States
United Nations Security Council
Political Strife Within Russia Seen in Tactics
Soviet propaganda calls the public to vigilance against spies as in past purges. The piece notes history from Stalin era to Beria and Malenkov events, arguing a new campaign mirrors earlier moves and hints at looming political upheaval in Moscow.
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Russia
Stalin
Moscow
L. P. Beria
Beria
Georgi Malenkov
Shrine Potentate to Visit Bagdad Temple Butte
Gerald D. Crary imperial potentate of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will visit Bagdad Temple in Butte Thursday. Walter R. Oleson heads local arrangements as Crary meets officers, addresses members and honors guests with an entertainment and lunch. Crary, a Chicago native now in Deadwood since 1898, is a business leader and Shrine official with deep Masonic ties.
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Gerald D. Crary
Deadwood
Mystic Shrine
Bagdad Temple
Butte
Walter R. Oleson
Mr. Crary
Chicago
Fish and Hunter Co
Deadwood Chamber of Commerce
the Elks
Episcopal Church
R.O.J. Court No
All York Rite
Black Hills
Naja Temple of the Shrine
Midwest Shrine Assn
Naja Temple
Atlantic City
N. J
Detroit
U N Economic Mission Arrives Secretly in Hungary
A four member United Nations mission led by Philippe De Seynes arrived in Budapest Friday to study Hungary's relief needs. The group, staying about four days, includes F T Wahlen Arthur Ewing and Paul Sinard. They meet with officials and inspect factories as Hungary endures coal shortages and factory slowdowns.
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Budapest
U.N
Geneva
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Philippe de Seynes
U. N
New York
Rome
F. T. Wahlen
The
Food and Agriculture Organization
Arthur Ewing
Economic Commission For Europe
Paul Sinard
Commission
FAO
Grand Hotel
Margaret Island
Danube River
Man Hangs Self After Toothache Refusal
In Concord California police report Charles Roche 45 a truck dispatcher killed himself by hanging in the shed after his wife Mae reminded him of a dentist appointment for tooth extraction. The death occurred Saturday with his wife discovering the body.
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Concord
Calif
Charles Roche
Mae
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