East German-Soviet Pact Limits and Trade Push
East Germany and the Soviet Union agreed on a temporary location and legal jurisdiction for about 1000 Soviet troops in East Germany and on increasing trade by 30 percent. The Kremlin pact also covers use of German property by Soviet forces and includes a 340 million ruble credit in gold and foreign currencies.
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Aronson and Cannon Urge Harmony in Legislature
Montana leaders urged cross party cooperation as the 35th Legislative Assembly opened a 60 day session. Gov J Hugo Aronson and Lt Gov Paul Cannon called for harmony amid party lines while Senate Majority Leader David F James voiced hopeful honeymoon terms. Aronson to address both houses Tuesday after 1 pm with a State of the State message.
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Hugh R. Adair
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Adair
Cannon
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Helena
Montana
35Th Legislative Assembly
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Eugene H. Mahoney
Sanders
James
Capitol
House of Representatives
House
Montana Supreme Court
James T. Harrison
Malta
Wesley Castles
Hugo Aronson
Albert
Montana Braces for Colder Weather and Snow Across Roads
A Arctic air mass slammed Montana from the north bringing its coldest weather of the season. Snow and hazardous travel spread from West Glacier to Browning and beyond with several highways requiring chains and warnings of redevelopment by midweek.
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Montana
Montana Weather Report With Snow and Cold Snap
Montana east shows cloudy cold conditions with occasional snow and north to northeast winds Tuesday into Wednesday. Highs range from 5 below to 5 above, to 15 above in the extreme south. lows Tuesday night from zero to 15 below, with colder air Wednesday. Montana west expects clouds and occasional snow then much colder Tuesday with strong northerly winds and drifting snow in the north. Highs 10-20 Tuesday, 5-15 Wednesday. lows Tuesday night 5 below to 5 above. The table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending 5:30 p.m. Monday.
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Saudi King to Visit President Eisenhower in January Visit
Washington announces Saudi King Saud Ibn Abdul Aziz Al Saud will visit the United States January 30 to February 1 to discuss Middle East issues. It marks the first visit by a reigning Saudi monarch to the U.S. The White House confirmed the trip. A Senate committee plans to send a delegate to Yugoslavia to study foreign aid use.
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White House
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Eisenhower
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United States
Senate
Yugoslavia
Tehran Meshed Railway Completed After Long Build
The 729 mile Tehran to Meshed railway in northeast Iran is finished after a 29 year construction. Authorities announced completion and readiness for service.
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Tehran
Meshed
Iran
Queen Juliana and Bernhard celebrate 20th wedding anniversary
The Dutch royals Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard marked their twentieth wedding anniversary in The Hague on Monday with family and official observances within the royal household.
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Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Usual Courtesies Mark Opening of State Legislature
Montana's 60 day legislative session opened with the House arriving late and the Senate clock blamed for the delay. Officials wore Sunday best as partisans voted along party lines on opening day. Page boys and formalities highlighted the ceremonial start.
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Helena
Montana
House of Representatives
Senate
Frank Murray
Paul Cannon
Page Boys
Durum Acreage Bill Introduced in House
Rep LeRoy H Anderson of Montana sponsors a bill to amend the Durum Wheat Acreage Allotment Act of 1956 to allow one extra durum acre per allocated acre. Senate companion is expected from Sens James Murray and Mike Mansfield. Anderson says production growth will ensure adequate supply for the next two years.
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Washington
House
LeRoy H. Anderson
Mont
Anderson
Senate
Montana
James FE. Murray
Mike Mansfield
Senate Debate Curtailment Plan Aims Civil Rights Push
Senators Douglas and Morse propose a measure to curb filibusters by letting a 49 vote majority end debate after 15 days, replacing the current two-thirds cloture standard. The plan targets early-stage bills as a step toward civil rights legislation, with cloture possible by 49 after 15 days of discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Douglas
D-Ill
Morse
D-Ore
Knowland Says He Will Quit Senate in 1958
Senator William F Knowland announces he will not seek reelection in 1958 and may pursue California governorship or GOP presidential nomination. He says retirement allows more time with family and duties at Oakland Tribune while weighing successor. He has served since 1945 after appointment by Governor Earl Warren.
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Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
White House
Eisenhower
Oakland
Calif
Tribune
Earl Warren
Hiram Johnson
Nixon
U.S. pushes U.N. five nation probe on Hungary
The United States proposes a five nation UN General Assembly special committee to investigate the Hungarian crisis. The plan aims to take testimony globally and report to the assembly while Hammarskjold pursues relief and troop withdrawal. Hungary plans to attend but will boycott the committee meetings.
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United States
U. N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
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Hammarskjold
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Anna Kethly
Nagy
General Assembly
Assembly
Peter Mod
Butte Chamber Dinner Draws About 300 Attendees
Walter B. Cooper of Fort Collins Colo will be the featured speaker at the Butte Chamber of Commerce annual dinner tonight at 7 in the Silver Bow Ballroom Finlen Hotel. About 275 reservations have been made and roughly 300 are expected, with Dan Mooney serving as toastmaster in Robert D. Corette’s absence. Rabbi Amos Seechauss will give the benediction and Mrs Pearl Littlejohn will provide organ music.
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National Automobile Dealers Assn
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Dallas
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F. L. Harrington
Amos Seechauss
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Detroit worker hit by small mechanized snow plow
Clarence Harris a parks department employee was shoveling snow at Belle Isle Park when a small mechanized snow plow struck him from behind. He was hospitalized for observation.
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Five Million Crow Bill Aims at Yellowtail Dam Site
A resolution to pay five million dollars to the Crow Indians for land to host the Yellowtail Dam on their Montana reservation was introduced by Senators Murray Mansfield Barrett O Mahoney Malone and Anderson. The bill argues most funds return to the treasury via power revenues, with hearings planned by the Senate Interior Committee.
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Montana
Sens
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D-Mont
Mansfield
Barrett
R-Wyo
O'Mahoney
Malone
Anderson
D-Nm
Big Horn River
Eisenhower
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Missouri Basin
Hebrew University finds Bronze Age structures on Tiran Island
A Hebrew University expedition in Jerusalem has uncovered ancient buildings on Tiran Island in the Gulf of Aqaba at the Red Sea’s northern edge, dating to the Bronze or Stone Age and revealing historical significance.
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Hebrew University
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Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
More Salesmen Will Bang on Your Door
A New York advertising agency notes a rising trend in door to door selling with 3000 direct selling firms in the United States posting over 4 billion dollars in sales. Want Ads offer quick hiring, and the agency offers to help phrase your advertisement by calling 5451.
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New York
U. S
Solons Hear Mideast Policy Plans
Secretary of State Dulles told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Congress must approve a proposed Middle East resolution to deter Russia and back free nations. The plan calls for $200 million yearly economic aid and possible military help, with the President deciding on U.S. troop use if requested by victims. He warned delays would risk peace and peace efforts amid Suez tensions.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Middle East
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
United States
U.S
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. S
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Rep
Jarman
D-Okla
Eisenhower names James P. Richards to Middle East post
President Eisenhower designates South Carolina Democrat James P. Richards as special assistant and adviser on Middle East issues and chief of the American mission to counter Communist aggression. Richards, former Congress chairman, will hold personal ambassador rank with a $20,000 annual salary.
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Eisenhower
South Carolina
James P. Richards
Middle East
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Hungarian Refugees Arrive in Eugene With Key to Park Department
In Eugene Oregon Janos Varga 34 holds a park department key. He is one of 12 Hungarian refugees who arrived in Eugene over the weekend and may need to send the key to Buda Pest to access the park facility.
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Ore
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