Macmillan Becomes Prime Minister Plans the Meeting
Harold Macmillan took over as prime minister and signaled early talks with President Eisenhower to mend rifts in British American relations. He rejected immediate elections, hinted at a Conservative cabinet shakeup, and faced questions over Eden era policies and Selwyn Lloyd’s position. The Queen summoned Macmillan after Churchill and the Marquess of Salisbury advised her.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
White House
Anthony Eden
Washington
Macmil
Lan
Macmillan
Labor Party
Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
Nasser
Egypt
Duncan Sandys
Britain
Winston Churchill
Richard A. Butler
Butler
Elizabeth II
Churchill
Marquess of Salisbury
Buckingham Palace
Acheson Attacks President's Mideast Proposal
Former secretary of state Acheson denounces Eisenhower plans for the Middle East as vague and risky, urging Congress to rewrite the proposal with Democratic marks. He pitches a five part substitute while party lawmakers spar over support and timing.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Eisenhower
Middle East
Mideast
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Acheson
Dulles
Congress
State Dept
Truman
Rep
Vorys
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Hays
Fisenhower
Rayburn
At Least 17 Die In Frigid Winter Storm
A massive winter storm sweeping from the Midwest into the East caused at least 17 deaths from exposure and overexertion. Roads halted, hundreds of rural schools closed, and flights canceled as blizzard conditions and deep snow impacted New England and New York.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Canada
Matheson
Ontario
New England
New York State
Syracuse
Donald Mead
Michigan
Benton Harbor
Detroit
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Plot Uncovered in El Salvador President Assassination Plot
National police headquarters announced a plot to assassinate President Jose M. Lemus had been uncovered. Several persons are being questioned as Adolfo Rubio Melhado confirms the report but withhold details.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Jose M. Lemus
Adolfo Rubio Melhado
Crash of B52 Bomber Kills At Least Six In New Brunswick
A B52 Stratofortress crashed in New Brunswick hills during a testing flight returning to Loring Air Force Base. At least six crewmen died, four were hurt, and one survivor, First Lt. Joe L. Church of Charlotte, N C, said the plane was placed in an unusual attitude. The blast scattered wreckage over Morrells Siding near Perth Maine as searchers battled darkness.
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Andover
N. B
America
New Brunswick Hills
Loring Air Force Base
Limestone
Maine
Air Force
Austin
Tex
Washington
Joe L. Church
Charlotte
N. C
Loring
Morrell's Siding
Perth
Information Services Office
Church
Erickson Named Anaconda General Traffic Manager
Rudolph O. Erickson, previously district traffic manager for Western operations, is appointed general traffic manager of The Anaconda Company effective February 1 with headquarters in New York. He succeeds retiring Charles A. Butler after 36 years. Willard L. Kennedy becomes district traffic manager for Butte.
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R. Q. Erickson
Anaconda Company
Rudolph O. Erickson
New York
Clyde E. Weed
Mr. Erickson
Charles A. Butler
Anaconda
Butler
Butte
Erickson
Willard L. Kennedy
Great Falls
Elkhorn
Mont
Butte High School
Armstead
Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railway Co
Northern Pacific
Jerome J. Martineau
Martineau
Legislature Paves Way For Issuing Paychecks
In Helena the 35th Montana Legislature moved to issue paychecks for lawmakers and staff by passing House Bill 1 raising pay and House Bill 2 providing 385000 for session expenses. Final approval awaits signatures Friday morning from House speaker Senate president and governor.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
House
United Nations to form Hungary Truth Committee
The UN General Assembly voted 59 to 8 to create a special truth committee to investigate Hungary's abortive revolution. The panel, comprising Australia, Ceylon, Denmark, Tunisia and Uruguay, will search for facts without entering Hungary or other Red bloc states.
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United Nations
Hungary
U. N. Assembly
United States
U. N
Australia
Ceylon
Denark
Tunisia
Uruguay
Moscow
Cuba
Afghanistan
Finland
India
Jordan
Sa Arabia
Sudan
Syria
Yugoslavia
Union of South
Twins Bet Loom Over Family and Insurance Stake
Mr. and Mrs. David Blechman in Freeport New York paid Lloyds of London a 1875 dollar premium on a 25000 dollar policy as they bet on having twins this spring. Lloyds bets against and cites the couple's record of two sets of twin boys in six years.
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Freeport
David Blechman
Lloyd's of London
Blechmans
Lloyd’s
Montana Weather Outlook East and West Districts
The forecast covers Montana east with occasional snow Friday and Saturday, easing to moderate in the south for a few hours Friday. North and east portions turn colder Friday, highs around 5 above to 5 below, lows from zero to 15 below. Montana west remains cloudy with recurring snow, colder north, Friday highs 20 to 30, Friday night 5 above to 5 below, Saturday highs zero north to 20 south.
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Montana
Shrine Potentate Reviews Hospital Project Visit
Gerald D. Crary, imperial potentate of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, visits Butte to discuss the Shrine Hospitals program. He cites more than 300,000 treated since 1922 across 17 hospitals with a waiting list of 3,000, notes annual $5.5 million operating costs funded by dues and gifts, and highlights fundraisers including circuses and the East-West Shrine game in Great Falls.
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Gerald D. Crary
Deadwood
S.D
Mystic Shrine
Butte
Mr. Crary
North America
Hawaii
Robert Jorgensen
Great Falls Temple
Sam Blair
Crary
Walter R. Oleson
Bagdad Temple
S. D
Imperial
Rollins
Wyo
Shrine Hospitals
San Francisco
Montana
Great Falls
Soviet China Talks Reported Going Smoothly in Moscow
London reports say Soviet Russia and Red China are making progress in the Kremlin talks on the international situation. Chou En-lai heads the Chinese delegation with Premier Bulganin Khrushchev Mikoyan and Shepilov among the Soviet participants.
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London
Russia
Red China
Moscow
Peiping
Chou En-lai
Kremlin
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
N. S. Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
D. T. Shepilov
Cooper avoids $15 speeding fine with affidavits
William H. Cooper appeared in police court to deny speeding by presenting affidavits claiming he was in another car at the time of the alleged offense. The bundle of documents cost him $50 to obtain.
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Toronto
William H.cooper
Major Points of Ike's State of the Union Message
President Eisenhower outlines Boom Times and inflation risk, urges thrift and no special-interest pressure. He warns Red Menace and calls for a strong security force as a deterrent. Proposes a congressional commission on money and credit, notes farm gains but calls for broader prosperity, pushes federal school aid, and urges civil rights legislation.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
America
Free World
Congress
Eisenhower Address Draws Calm Reception In Congress
Congressional critics found little to spark strong debate in President Eisenhower's 33 minute speech. Senators and representatives noted a lack of controversy, focusing on domestic issues such as civil rights, school construction, and inflation. Senator Aiken summed up the reaction calling it largely agreeable and general. Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson provided further comments on the reception.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. Aiken
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower Urges Guard Against Red Menace And Inflation
President Eisenhower addressed Congress and the nation urging vigilance against inflation and the threat of an armed imperialistic dictatorship abroad. He pressed business and labor leaders to restrain price and wage increases, emphasizing national interests over sectional gains and calling for steady policy on civil rights, school construction, and defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Free World
America
Senate House
Krieght House
Chami
Mideast
Administration of Justice
Whitehall Woman Dies After Car Crash Near Butte
Shirley Egger 21 of Whitehall died at St. James Hospital after an Wednesday crash east of Whitehall. A 26 year old Anaconda man, A J C Willis Mensing, was listed as fair in hospital with arm and shoulder fractures and possible pelvic injury. Autopsy set for Friday. inquest possible in Jefferson County.
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Shirley Egger
Whitehall Area
Whitehall
St. James Hospital
A. J. C. Willis Mensing
E. Commercial
Anaconda
LaHood Park
St. James
Emmet J. Paulsen
Bow County
Miss Egger
Jefferson County
Kyle Scott
Montana
Glen
Mensing
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Northern Pacific Railway
Rock Cliff
Glenn Stevens
John Linstrand
Ernest Egger
Ramona
Eileen
Helena
White
Scott Funeral Home
Two Are Killed In Car Collision
Glendive Montana report notes a two car crash on a snowpacked road claiming two lives and injuring three others. Victims were John Scheitlin 51 and Mrs Pete Davidson 75 of Lindsay area. Injured motorists were Mr and Mrs I O Thompson of Union and Mrs Don Gibson of Lindsay. All three in critical condition at Glendive Hospital. The crash occurred ten miles south of Lindsay.
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Glendive
Montana
John Scheitlin
Pete Davidson
Lindsay
Scheitlin
I. O. Thompson
Union Community
Don Gibson
Davidson
Heading Back to the Good Old Days
A Liverpool Nova Scotia Want ad offers to trade a near new television for an ox inviting readers to call 5451 to place trades. The item swap idea harks back to simpler times in the community.
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Liverpool
Nova Scotia
Priest in Mexico killed by robbers
A Catholic priest Rev. Juan Fullana was killed by robbers who ransacked a mansion housing a fee dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima in Mexico City. Fullana was found with hands and feet bound in the kitchen, and police said a cause may have been a heart attack, while his secretary noted he had been in Mexico seven years after moving from Denver.
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Mexico City
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Rudolph C. Erickson
Willard L, Kennedy
J. Hugo Aronson
Assembly
Public Instruction Dept
Twin Bridges
U.N
Montana Weather
Jam Pep
Billings
Janeanneesen
Broadus Belgrade
Seeneeenerseees
Eee
Mnewes Ceewe
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Shrine Potentate Reviews Hospital Project
Ike
By Douglas B. Cornell
Mexico
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