Russia Billed for Loss of U S Plane over Bering Sea
The United States sent a $724,947 damage bill to the Soviet ambassador for the June 22 Neptune patrol plane shoot down over the Bering Sea. Total damages reached about $1.45 million, but Washington accepted half due to special circumstances as talks ahead of the Geneva Big Four summit continued.
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Washington
State Dept
Bering Sea
U. S
Russia
Dulles
Geneva
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Molotov
Bering Sea Channel
Alaska
St. Lawrence Island
United States
Georgi Zarubin
Former Nebraska Governor Sam McKelvie Dies in Arizona
Sam R. McKelvie, 75, former Republican governor of Nebraska, died at his winter ranch near Mesa after two heart attacks. He served as governor from 1919 to 1923 and had lived in Arizona since 1946. Survivors include three brothers and two sisters.
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McKelvie
Nebraska Legislature
Federal Farm Bureau
Hoover
Nebraska Farmer Magazine
Claude
Lafayette, Colo
Ollie
Clay Center
Neb
Homer
Harvard
Florence Brown
Mauee Schleuder
Lincoln, Neb
C. F. Kelley Hospitalized After Heart Attack
Cornelius F. Kelley 80, former Anaconda Co. chairman and current executive committee chair, suffered a heart attack in Inspiration Arizona. Doctors said his condition is as good as can be expected and he remains under oxygen and resting easily at Inspiration Hospital. He was visiting from Phoenix en route to the West Coast for a granddaughter's wedding and may stay for several weeks.
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P. D. I. Honeyman
Inspiration Consolidated
Kelley
Arizona
West Coast
Great Falls Nurse Found Dead From Carbon Monoxide
Nancy Vaughn a 34 year old nurse of Great Falls was found dead in her garage early Friday. Coroner C E Magner said the death appeared accidental from carbon monoxide poisoning after she apparently left home around 6 30 am to report for work at Malmstrom Air Force Base Hospital. Base officials notified her father who found the body.
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Great Falls
Nancy Vaughn
C. E. Magner
Vaughn
Malmstrom Air Force Base Hospital
Quake in Tacoma Described as Just a Jiggle
A Friday night tremor in Tacoma Washington was reported by the Tacoma Police Department as a minor jiggle with no damage reported. The brief quake caused no injuries or structural concerns.
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Tacoma
Wash
U.P
Senate set to hold hearings on Sugar Act revision
Senate Finance Committee agreed to begin public hearings Monday January 16 on a Sugar Act revision at year end. The act fixes quotas for domestic cane and beet producers and Cuba and other foreign suppliers. Byrd plans later hearings on social security liberalization and taxes on life insurance companies.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Cuba
Byrd
D-Va
U. S
Senate
Agriculture Dept
Deer Signs Warn Public After Window Glass Flight
In Thompson Falls Montana a doe jumped through a department store display window and back out, following a prior Canada goose incident last fall. A sign in the window asks deer to use the deer in the future, likening them to wild geese. The episode highlights recurring wildlife mishaps in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Falls
Montana
Dulles to Attend SEATO Parley Set for Pakistan
Foreign ministers from eight SEATO members meet in Karachi Pakistan March 6 8 to discuss anti Communist defense measures Secretary of State Dulles will address the session and depart Washington around March 2 The State Department announced the plan with no details on Dulles travel en route
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Washington
SEATO
Karachi
Pakistan
Dulles
United States
State Dept. Im
Monroney Says Aviation Was Overlooked
Senator Monroney charged a Cabinet level transportation report omitted aviation despite his subcommittee finding it crucial to U S transport. He noted Air Transport Association members had not expected aviation mention and cited lack of Civil Aeronautics Administration input in preparing the report.
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Washington
Sen
Monroney
D-Okla
Eisenhower
Senate
U. S
Air Transport Assn
ATA
Frank Pellegrini
Commerce Dept
Secretary of
Commerce Weeks
Lee
Weeks
Commerce
Wheat Parity Proposal Gains Bipartisan Support
Legislators from Kansas Nebraska and Colorado convened with four senators and over a dozen House members to push a domestic parity plan for wheat. The proposal would set full parity for human food wheat while market-priced portions go to livestock feed or export, funded by miller payments to producers.
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Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Sen
Carlson
R-Kan
R. L. Patterson
Oxford
Kan
Kansas Assn. of
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Department
Soil Bank
Patterson
Rep
Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
House
Allott
R-Colo
Curtis
Rneb
Hruska
Neb
Millikin
Herbert Hughes
National Association
Ted Fiedler
Colorado Group
Mannie Kreadon
Nebraska Association
Most Tooth Brushes Too Worn for Use
A report by the American Dental Association states four of five toothbrushes in American homes are worn out and ineffective. The item also notes an opportunity to place want ads by calling 5451 for an ad-writer. Also includes a classified line about like new skis and poles and ski boots with contact number 0000.
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Dental Asen
Student fined for penny in parking meter in Ann Arbor
Frank G. McLenon, 20, of Gibraltar, Michigan, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to dropping a penny in a parking meter to extend time for an absent driver. He was fined 11.85 dollars. He said he did not know whose car it was but did not want the driver to receive a ticket. An ordinance prohibits anyone but the car owner’s agent to extend meter time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Frank G. McLenon
Gibraltar
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions
East region sees brief cloudiness early Saturday then fair conditions with milder temperatures. Highs 20-30 east and 40-50 west, overnight partly cloudy with little change. Snow flurries possible in extreme southwest Sunday with cooler west. West region expects considerable cloudiness and some snow flurries Saturday afternoon and night, highs 25-35, Sunday cloudy with occasional snow. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Friday.
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Montana
Air Force Awards 248 Million B52 Bomber Contract
The Air Force announced a new 248 million dollar contract for B52 heavy bombers to be built at Boeing plants in Seattle Washington and Wichita Kansas. The order covers one wing of 30 planes plus spares, with total B52 procurement未 disclosed.
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Washington
Air Force
Seattle
Wash
Wichita
Kan
Boeing Airplane Co
Boeing
Senate probe of press ends with NYT editor admitting Communist past
Dr. Benjamin Fine education editor of the New York Times testified he was a Communist party member for about a year while at Columbia in the 1930s. He called it a tragic mistake and urged students to avoid similar errors as the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee closed three days of hearings into Communist influence in the press. Eastland and Jenner praised Fine as a credit to the business and hinted at contempt proceedings for nonanswering witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjamin Fine
New York Times
Communist Party
Columbia University
Fine
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Eastland
D-Miss
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Dr. Fine
Barn theft and milking report at Helena barn
Gwan Kirby told police a prowler entered his barn at night and stole a sack of feed. The intruder also milked the cow, with no clear suspect identified.
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Helena
Gwan Kirby
President seeks direct school aid to states
President Eisenhower plans to ask Congress for 1.25 million dollars in direct federal grants to state governments for school construction over five years, matched by states. The plan, drafted by HEW Secretary Marion B. Folsom, also includes loans to states and federal purchase of local school bonds.
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Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Congress
Marion B. Folsom
Taylor Cleared in Loyalty Case
Washington A special loyalty board cleared William Henry Taylor of disloyalty charges that hung over him for seven years. The Treasury expert and IMF member was found with no reasonable doubt about loyalty after new evidence. Taylor called the decision a complete clearing.
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Washington
William Henry Taylor
Taylor
Treasury
Truman
International Monetary Fund
T. Paul Fairbank
International Organization
Elizabeth Bentley
Miss Bentley
Byron N. Scott
Loyalty Board
Atty. Gen
Brownell
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Dexter White
Treasury Dept
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
Attorney General
Scott
The
Monetary Fund
Middle East
International Organizations Loyalty Board
U. S
United Nations
Fairbank
Ivar Roth
Red China rejects U.S. release claims over Americans in jail
Peiping Radio carried a Foreign Ministry reply denying U.S. charges that Beijing breached the Sept. 10 accord to free Americans. The broadcast urged swift talks with Dulles and Chou En-lai, pressed for an end to embargoes, and said Chinese law governs those judged to have violated local laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Red
China
U. S. State Dept
Peiping Radio
Mao Tze-tung
Washington
Peiping
Far East
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Red China
Dulles
Chou En-lai
Formosa
Geneva
Wang Ping-nan
A. Alexis Johnson
Foreign Ministry
New China News Agency
Wang
Eisenhower gains healthful Florida convalescence effects
President Eisenhower, recuperating from a heart attack, is said to be getting a world of good from his Florida stay in Key West. White House physician Gen. Snyder reports improved condition as the President plans to leave for Washington Sunday after a morning session with Secretary Benson on the farm message.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Florida
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Washington
Capital
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Snyder
Earthquake Shakes Dardanelles Area in Turkey
A tremor struck the Canakkale region near the Dardanelles for about 20 seconds on Friday. No casualties reported. some windows shattered and walls cracked as residents felt the quake.
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Turkey
Canakkale
Dardanelles Straits
Dense Fog Lifts as Smog Tasters Probe London Dangers
London ends its worst fog in three years with 25 English counties still shrouded in smoke. Government scientists sample fumes from 450 smog tasters assessing potential health risks while hospitals report more breathing trouble. Traffic is worse than 1952 but Thames shipping resumes as fog dispersal remains uncertain.
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London
Britain
Midland
Thames
Liverpool
Hull
Middlebrough
Navy to refloat Basilone after grounding at Cape Henry Beach
The 3,000-ton destroyer Basilone lies stranded in Cape Henry Beach near Norfolk as the Navy resumes attempts in the middle of the night to pull her free. Friday operations removed 120 tons of ammunition and 120,000 gallons of fuel oil to lighten her and reduce her draft by about two feet after she grounded in high winds Thursday.
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Norfolk
Basilone
Cape Henry Beach
Here
Te Anchorage
One-Legged Man Killed by Truck in Montana
In Glasgow near Fort Peck a about 60 year old one legged pedestrian died after being struck by a bakery truck driven by 24 year old Robert Sheldon. He died at Glasgow hospital at 4 40 p m. The man walked with crutches along the road when hit from the front right fender. No identification was found on the body. Sheriff’s office said a man matching the description had sought lodging at the jail the night before. The incident marked the state’s first traffic fatality of the year.
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Glasgow
Fort Peck
Robert Sheldon
William Novak
Nashua
Novak
Sheldon
Vane
Valley County Sheriff's Office
Woman Fined For Multiple Traffic Violations After Chase
Helen Slakis 36 paid a 117.95 fine in Bloomington for running five stop signs five traffic lights and a wrong way in a one way street. She was chased by police after spotting her ex with another woman and ramming his car.
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Bloomington
U.P
Helen Slakis
Miss Slakis
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