Montana Solons Move Into High Gear For 1955 Session
Helena Montana 35th Legislature begins rapid work with 150 lawmakers drafting introducing and considering bills Senate and House committees to be organized by Monday Speaker Eugene H Mahoney and Senate head M Manning oversee panels House Majority Floor Leader Jed Barrett notes tempo will rise. Over weekend lawmakers toured Deer Lodge Warm Springs Galen Boulder facilities as deadlines approach for bills Jan 31 in House Feb 5 in Senate House appropriation rules to speed work with new electronic voting equipment.
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Helena
Monay
Montana
Senate
Loase
Eugene H. Mahoney
D-Sanders
House
Sen
M. Manning
D-Treasure
Jed E. Barrett
Liberty
Barrett
Snate
State Board of Equalization
J. Hugo Arronson
A. M. Johnson
Y. A. Groff
Ravalli
Ohn J. MacDonald
D-Garfield
Paul Canon
Tate
Deer Lodge
Deadly Fairbanks Fire Forces 700 Evacuees In Subzero
A mid morning blaze in Fairbanks Alaska's largest apartment building forced nearly seven hundred residents to flee in 15 below zero weather. Nine people were carried out in serious condition and one man identified as William Stebbins, Riverside Bar owner, died.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
William Stebbins
Riverside
Arctic Circle
State Livestock Group Will Meet Here Today
The 23rd annual stockholders meeting of the Montana Livestock Production Credit Assn will be held in the Copper Bowl at the Finlen Hotel Monday at 10 a.m. About 125 of the 150 expected ranchers and wives arrived for a dinner party. Paul Matson and Hugh D. Galusha Jr. will address the session, officers will present reports, and three directors will be elected.
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Montana Livestock’ Production Credit Assn
Copper Bowl
Finlen Hotel
Rocky Mountain Cafe
Paul Matson
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Spokane
Hugh D. Galusha Jr
Helena
S. H Kemp
Tragic Winery Accident In Lerida Leaves Man Drowned
Sebastian 3oada, 51, drowned after falling into a giant wine vat at a Lerida winery. He could not be revived by fellow workers despite efforts to rescue him.
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Lerida
Spain
U.R
Sebastian 3Oada
Truman Boosts Eisenhower Middle East Plan Support
Former President Truman backs Eisenhower's Middle East proposal as House Democrats plan a strategy session. Rep. Carnahan and Rep. Selden say Truman's views strengthen the plan with a potential approval path in the House. Senate hearings start Monday with Dulles as lead witness, while party critics in the Senate weigh the strategy.
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Truman
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Democrats
Rep
Carnahan
D-Mo
Eisenhower
Middle East
Gordon
Rep. Selden
D-Ala
House
Senate
State Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations and
Armed Services Committees
Havre Woman Killed in U S 2 Highway Crash
A 21 year old Havre woman, Mrs Russell Evans, died Sunday when her convertible collided with a Tabor Transport gasoline tanker on snow packed U S Highway 2 near Hingham. Her husband, 22, was injured. The tanker driver, Robert Mantz, 34, Great Falls, was unhurt. Evans and her husband were returning from Inverness where Evans played basketball.
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Havre
U. S. Highway 2
Hingham
Russell Evans
Montana
Evans
Great Falls
Robert O. Mantz
159 Is Claimed by Belgrade Shepherd Hunter
Belgrade reports a commission of doctors psychologists and historians has been formed to verify the age claim of Djordje Vuckovic a shepherd who says he is 159 years old He attributes longevity to a diet of cabbage beans red pepper and milk and says his youngest child was born when he was 81
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Belgrade
Djordje Vuckovic
Vuckovic
Khrushchev Denounces Eisenhower Doctrine in Uzbek Speech
Soviet leader Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet of Uzbekistan that the Eisenhower doctrine for the Middle East will be swept into history. He accused Britain, France, and the United States of exploiting Arab nations and their oil, while pledging Soviet aid to Arab independence.
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London
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Uzbekistan
Soviet Union
Californian grain dealer Henry B Stuart wins debt judgment
Henry B Stuart, a California grain dealer, lent $100 to a salesman in 1897 at 10 percent monthly interest. The note was forgotten until 1921 when suit was filed and a full judgment awarded. By 1938 the debt reportedly reached an outlandish sum. Dial 5451 for loan notes.
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Henry B. Stuart
California
Stuart
Jones
Dial
Eisenhower Begins Drought Tour Across Great Plains
President Eisenhower arrives in drought stricken Southwest for a six state tour to outline emergency and long term relief for farmers and ranchers. He flies from Washington to San Angelo then through Woodward Clovis Pueblo Wichita with officials to assess drought conditions and wind erosion. The Agriculture Dept reports two million acres damaged and 29 million at risk this winter and spring while long term relief is urged.
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Texi
Eisenhower
Columbine
Goodfellow Afb
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Secretary of the Interior
Seaton
Texas
Woodward
Okla
Clovis
N.M
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tucson
Ariz
Pueblo
Colo
Garden City
Kan
Wichita
Great Plains
Agriculture Dept
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Lodge to propose new U N disarmament plans in speech
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr will present U S disarmament proposals to the U N General Assembly's political committee. The plan aims to open negotiations for a treaty framework with verification covering atomic and conventional arms and space devices, with talks expected to cover the entire disarmament field.
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United Nations
N.Y
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
U.N
Eisenhower
General Assembly
United States
U. S
Britain
Canada
France
Soviet Union
Lodge
Disarmament Commission
Assembly
Hungary Threatens Death for Strike Agitation in Martial Law
Hungary's Communist regime cracked down on Sunday, threatening summary death sentences for anyone urging a strike as Russian armored cars patrol Budapest. New courts can hang within 24 hours for disturbing factory activity. life sentences possible, 5 to 15 years hard labor in limited cases.
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Budapest
Muhungary
Janos Kadar
Radio Budapest
Communist Party
Nepszabadsag
Csepel Island
Montana Weather Outlook Shows Light Snow Across Regions
Montana East sees light snows in the south and northeast with partly cloudy skies elsewhere and milder readings in the east and north. Monday tallies reach 5 to 20 with 20 in the far south west, then 0 to 10 Monday night in the southwest and 10 to 20 elsewhere. Tuesday highs range from 5 below to 20 above. Montana West remains partly cloudy with light snow in the south Monday, highs 15 to 25, lows 5 to 15, and Tuesday highs 15 to 30. precipitation covers 24 hours ending 5:30 p.m Sunday.
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Montana
Travel Meeting Concludes Here
Directors of the Pacific Northwest Travel Assn dispersed after a two day conclave in which Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and North Dakota discussed regional planning for the 1957 tour ist season. Montana will start July 15 with Al Erickson announcing the plan and invitations to Martin Lytton Lucia Lewis and Jim Hill.
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Pacific Northwest
Montana
al Erickson
Helena
Martin Lytton
Sunset Magazine
Lucia Lewis
Chicago Daily News
Jim Hill
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Five Die As Truck Breaks Ice On Lake Near Kenora
Five men drowned when a truck broke through the ice on a small lake about 20 miles north of Kenora Ontario. Eleven other construction workers from Imperial Hydro Power Lines Co. escaped unharmed.
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Kenora, Ont
Here
Imperial Hydro-Power Lines Co
Tax deductions proposed for commuting autos by Ford Bentley
U S representatives Ford and Bentley propose legislation to allow income tax deductions for depreciation of automobiles used to travel to and from work. The ruling would benefit workers who drive daily, aligning the tax code with commuting costs and vehicle wear.
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Washington
Ford
Bentley
Bulganin Congratulates Macmillan on Prime Minister Appointment
Russian Premier Nikolai Bulganin sent congratulations to Harold Macmillan after he succeeded Sir Anthony Eden as Britain's prime minister.
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London
Nikolai Bulganin
Harold Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Suez Invasion Architect Joins Old Look Cabinet
London story notes Harold Macmillan reappoints John Selwyn Lloyd as foreign secretary and keeps most Eden ministers. Richard Austen Butler becomes home secretary and cabinet leader. Anthony Head and Duncan Sandys swap posts in a reshaped administration with several Suez figures shifting roles.
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Jack Smith
London
Harold Macmillan
John Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Eden
Richard Austen Butler
House of Commons
Privy Seal
Home Secretary
Armed Forces
Anthony Head
Defense
Sir Winston Churchill
Duncan Sandys
Head
Admiralty
Lord Hailsham
Hailsham
Trimble Brown
Nashville
Tenn
Lloyd
Liverpool
United Nations
Foreign Office
Butler
Senators Fight Idaho Dam Bill Heads to Congress
United States senators led by Morse D Oregon announce a bill to authorize a federal Hells Canyon Dam on the Snake River. Twenty seven senators will cosponsor to flood three smaller privately planned dams, challenging Idaho Power Co. and a federal license upheld by the court.
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Washington
Hells Canyon
Sen
Morse D-Ore
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Idaho Power Co
Federal Power Commission
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Morse
Senate
Rep
Prost
Congress
Bridegroom slain by ex husband in Gladwin
A bridegroom of only hours was shot in his bed by Harold Lidster the former husband of the bride Esther Lidster in Gladwin county Sheriff Victor Edick said Clyde Priest the 20 year old groom was killed at his home after a Saturday night marriage to Esther Lidster Lidster admitted to firing six rounds from an automatic pistol and surrendered to authorities Mrs Priest was taken to relatives as Lidster remained jailed without charge The couple had been divorced about a year ago
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Gladwin
Mich
Victor Edick
Gladwin County
Clyde Priest
Harold Lidster
Edick
Lidster
Esther Lidster
Beaverton
Here
Cannon blasts spending as nation drifts into profligate era
Rep Clarence Cannon says the government fosters a spending psychology as Eisenhower's new budget looms. He warns Congress and the administration drive up costs, noting peacetime budgets may surpass Truman's wartime total and that debt service will reach about 7.3 billion dollars next year.
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Washington
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Appropriations Committee
House
Cannon
Eisenhower
Truman
Acid Attack Disfigures Teen Star Hibari Misora
A teenage girl threw sulfuric acid at singer actress Hibari Misora after a show at the Asakusa Kokusai Theater in Tokyo. Misora, 19, suffered severe facial burns but doctors expect her sight to be saved. Two nearby performers were burned less seriously. The attacker was seized. police found a notebook expressing envy of Misora and a wish to ruin her appearance.
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Tokyo
Hibari Misora
Misora
Miss Misora
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