Leonard Hall Resigns as GOP Leader
Leonard W. Hall resigned as Republican national chairman effective February 1 after a talk with President Eisenhower. He will name a seven member committee January 19 to nominate a successor for a January 22 full committee vote. Possible successors include Ray Bliss L Judson Morhouse Howard Pyle H Meade Alcorn Jr and Fred C Scribner Jr. Scribner’s Treasury promotion signals he may not seek the chair. Eisenhower hopes Hall remains available to the party and nation after a six week vacation.
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Ray Bliss
Ohio State
GOP
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Howard Pyle
Arizona
H. Meade Alcorn Jr
Connecticut
Fred C. Scribner Jr
Maine
The
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Scribner
the Treasury
New Pressure Points Israel on Exit From Egypt
The United States and Egypt pressed Israel to speed its withdrawal from Egypt behind the 1949 armistice lines. Britain signaled possible resumption talks on a Suez settlement. Hammarskjold was credited for ground work as Israel faces UN resolutions and Palestinian peace hurdles. Egypt warned of consequences if Israel delays.
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Middle East
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U. N. Assembly
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U. N
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Sinai Peninsula
Mahmoud Fawzi
Hammarskjold
Assembly
Toshikazu Kase
Japan
Buffalo Attack Writes Off Car Near Blind River
Mrs Charles Sheldon of New Bedford Massachusetts is treated for shock after a buffalo charged their car on a highway near Blind River Ontario. The animal knocked the vehicle about ten feet and was still staggering when last seen.
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New Bedford
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Wintry Blast Brings Death To 31 Persons
A severe winter system caused at least 31 deaths nationwide with heavy snow and freezing temperatures across the Midwest and Northeast. Illinois and Michigan each reported 10 deaths, New York and New Jersey four each, and three in New England. Temperatures plunged below zero in many areas as forecasts warned of continuing snow and mixed precipitation spreading from the Midwest toward the Great Lakes and Appalachian regions.
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Graham Executed for Murder on Airliner
The 24 year old John Gilbert Graham was executed in Colorado for the 1955 dynamite bombing of an airliner that killed his mother and 43 others. He confessed to placing a time bomb in her luggage and named himself beneficiary in a $37 500 policy. His last words were Thanks warden as he faced the gas chamber.
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Canon City
Colo
John Gilbert Graham
Colorado
Harry Tinsley
Graham
Daisie E. King
Tinsley
Montana weather forecast for weekend
Montana East will be partly cloudy to cloudy with cold highs from zero to 15 above in the east and north, 30 to 40 in the southwest, and subzero to 5 above in the southeast overnight. Montana West to see mostly cloudy skies with occasional snow mainly north, highs 25 to 40 and lows 10 to 20. The table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Friday.
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Miss Egger Dies After Auto Crash East of Whitehall
Shirley Egger a 21 year old Whitehall woman died from punctured lungs caused by rib fractures in an automobile crash east of Whitehall on Wednesday. Coroner Dr Emmet J Paulsen reported the death Friday after an autopsy. The body was moved from Whites Funeral Home to Scott Funeral Home in Whitehall. Services are set for Monday at 10 am in St Teresa Catholic Church Whitehall with burial in Whitehall Cemetery. Rosary is scheduled Sunday at 8 pm in Scott Chapel. A.L.C Willis Mensing 26 Anaconda and Airman Mensing were occupants of the same car. The crash sent the car over an embankment onto railroad tracks one mile east of LaHood Park.mensing was to be flown to Great Falls for treatment but flight conditions forced cancellation. An Air Force plane arrived at Malmstrom AFB Great Falls but turbulence reportedly hindered transport. Mensing remained listed as fair.
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Silver Bow County
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Willis Mensing
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Anaconda
Mensing
LaHood Park
Butte
Great Falls
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Adenauer urges world ban on thermonuclear weapons
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called for an international ban on thermonuclear weapons to clear the way for a final solution to global problems. He favored a European buffer zone, expansion of Soviet German trade, and noted the need for ironclad enforcement mechanisms. He warned a demilitarized zone alone cannot end the East West deadlock.
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Labor Unrest Flares In Budapest At Csepel Works
Labor unrest erupts at the Csepel Steel Works in Budapest as militiamen fire on protesting workers amid layoffs. Casualty reports vary, with one confirmed dead and up to five feared. Soviet and Hungarian forces seal the area as demonstrations widen to Ganz Railway Car Works and repair shops.
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Defense official takes leave amid probe of family firm contract
Robert Tripp Ross assistant secretary of defense announces a leave of absence until congressional probes into a Wynn Enterprises Army contract are complete. He says the award complied with normal procurement procedures and provides a letter to Sen McClellan detailing his cooperation and request for expedited inquiry.
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Robert Tripp Ross
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D-Ark
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Department of Defense
Congress
Chocolate Covered Ants Real Delicacy
Exotic foods like baby beef in soy sauce roast locust and chocolate covered ants boost sales says gastronomic experts. The Want Ad section offers quick access to workers for prep or plain meat and potatoes. Dial 5451.
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Kadar Holds Secret Kremlin Meeting With Soviet Chinese Leaders
Jnos Kadar the Hungarian prime minister met in Moscow with Soviet Premier Bulganin Communist Party chief Khrushchev and Red China premier Chou En Lai in a high level solidarity conference. The talks aimed to align views on Hungary Poland and broader Communist unity with D S Shepilov Mikoyan and party leaders present. Chou did not attend and left for Warsaw after the dinner in Kadar s honor.
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Khrushchev
Red China
Dmitri Shepilov
A. I. Mikoyan
Chou
Warsaw
Unity
Southeast Asia
Argentine Plane Crash Kills 11
Eleven people died and four were gravely injured when a State Airlines Viking twin engine plane carrying 33 crashed on takeoff in Buenos Aires. Five crew members and six passengers perished. 18 aboard escaped with minor injuries. The aircraft was en route to Mar del Plata.
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Mar del Plata
Worst Drought in Southwest U.S. Records Warned by Weather Bureau
The U.S. Weather Bureau on Friday warned the drought across the Southwestern United States is one of the worst on record and has not been matched in several states, signaling unprecedented dryness.
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U.P
U.S. Weather Bureau
United States
Montana Legislature Ends Week With 16 Measures Introduced
Montana's 35th Legislative Assembly completed its first week with 16 measures introduced. Gov. Aronson signed two bills into law to raise legislative pay and fund employment costs at $385000. House bills include reimbursements for fish and game prosecutions and expanding burglary coverage. Senate limited land acquisitions and acre limits. Committees named include the House Appropriations and Senate Finance and Claims. Signing delays extended the session by about 90 minutes.
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Legislative Assembly
J. Hugo Aronson
Atives
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Senate
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Garfield
Senate Finance and Claims Committee
W. A. Groff
D-Ravalli
Hamilton
Statehouse
Missing Airman On B52 Hunted
Andover New Brunswick searchers scoured miles of rugged terrain in zero temperatures seeking a missing airman from a B52 that exploded in flight and crashed Thursday. Seven bodies recovered from wreckage or deep snow. co pilot parachuted to safety. one crewman unaccounted. Captain Richard A. Jenkins of Huron Ohio identified as one victim. rallying search included Air Force Army and Royal Canadian Mounted Police with over 300 participants.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
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Morrell's
Loring
Limestone
Maine
Walter A. Thomas Jr
Youngwood
548Th
AAA
Washington
Richard A. Jenkins
Huron
Ohio
Scribner Named Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
The White House announced Fred C. Scribner Jr. will be nominated as assistant secretary of the Treasury. He would succeed Andrew N. Overby, whose resignation effective February 28 was announced earlier. Scribner, former Maine Republican national committeeman, has been the Treasury's chief legal officer since September 1955.
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White House
Fred C. Scribner Jr
Yellowstone Park tourism hits record 1 457 782 in 1956
Yellowstone National Park welcomed a record 1 457 782 visitors in 1956, up 6.5 percent from 1955. Supt Lemuel A. Garrison notes nine straight years of over one million visitors, with peak days marking each year’s milestone.
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Democrats weigh substitute to Eisenhower Middle East plan
On the House Foreign Affairs Committee a move backs a Zablocki substitute to the Eisenhower Middle East resolution. It would be a nonbinding policy declaration reaffirming UN backed peace efforts and U S interests, without granting new legal authority for troops or economic aid. Rep. Zablocki says several Democrats back the plan, while Rep. Vorys criticizes it.
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Gordon
D-Ill
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McCormack
Mass
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Wis
Middle East
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United Nations
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Eisenhower
Lane heads AIME Montana section in Butte meeting
Stanley M. Lane of East Helena was elected chairman of the Montana Section of AIME at a Friday night meeting in the Montana School of Mines auditorium. About 150 members of AIME, IEEE, and the Montana Society of Engineers attended after a screening of Our Mr. Sun.
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East Helena
Montana
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Butte
AIME
Mr. Sun
Montana School of Mines
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Montana Society of Engineers
Edward P. Shea
Clifford J. Hicks
NAPANEE Beaver Notes Typo Graphical Errors Intentional
The Na panee Beaver, a weekly newspaper, states in its current issue that page typos and graphical errors were put in intentionally. The paper says it tries to reach everyone but acknowledges some people look for mistakes.
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