Showdown Looms Over Formosa Pact Debate
Sen. Humphrey urged caution on Formosa tensions and backed the Mutual Defense Pact with Chiang Kai-shek while favoring a future UN trusteeship for Taiwan. Sen. Knowland supported the pact as advantageous, and Sen. Mansfield warned of a later Red Chinese move toward Formosa.
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Formosa
United Nations
Republic
of China
United States
Red China
China
Pescadores Islands
Mansfield
Wdsu-Tv
New Orleans
Chiang Kaishek
Dulles
Indochina
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Diem
South Viet Nam
Foreign Relations Committee
Atomic Security Changes Forecast
Senator Anderson said the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee may propose changes to the atomic security program this session after studying recommendations from Los Alamos scientists following Oppenheimer’s barred access. Rep Patterson urged tighter security without harming individual rights as Lab directors prepare to discuss needed reforms.
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Washington
Sen
Anderson
D-Nm
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Los Alamos
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Patterson
R-Conn
Lewis L Strauss
Strauss
Baneah
Marriage Quiz Links Income Style to Happiness
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Panama assassination mystery pulls in girl and priest
Reports credit an 18 year old Panama sweetheart Gladys Vives with aiding police in Remon’s January assassination case. The affair centers on weapon smuggling by Jose Edgardo Tejada and confessed involvement by Ruben Miro, with Guizado ousted, impeached, and under arrest as the case unfolds.
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Ricardo Arias Espinosa
Jose Antonio Remon
Panama
Remon
Jose Ramon Guizada
Guizado
National Assembly
Ruben Miro
Miro
Juan
Franco
National Guard
Jose Ramon Guizado
Ramon
Popular Report
Gladys Vives
Jose Edgardo Tejada
Tejada
Francisco Alvardo
Gladys
Emerson Wins Skating Meets at Butte Carnival
Emerson dominates the 36th annual Municipal Skating Carnival for schoolboys and girls at the Civic Center winning the team championship plaque with 37 points. Dick Hart of Greeley set two records and was top scorer with 114 percent, while Mary Kay Erickson of St John led the girls by breaking a record she had set last year.
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Emerson
Butte
Civic Center
St. John
Greeley
Whittier
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Webster-Garfield
Jefferson
Monroe
St. Ann
Dick Hart
Joe Sicotte
Tommy LaTourrette
Richard Penaluna
Mary Kay’ Erickson
Bonnie Wilson
Harriett Long
George Foley
Ray Taylor
YMCA
Tim J. Sullivan
John Lindquist
Young Hart
Bob Dick
Bridegroom of 102 weds for fourth time in Arkansas
J. D. Manuel, a 102 year old centenarian, married 63 year old widow Willie Grisham after two month courtship to test her cooking. He plans extra room on his farm home and says they are very happy. Manuel will be 103 in April and has been married three times before.
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Dewitt
Ark
J. D. Manuel
Manuel
Willie Grisham
Freak Storm Sweeps Across Europe Lashing Coastlines
Europe faced a severe winter storm as Mercy planes dropped food to snowbound villages in northern Scotland while floods and blizzards hit France Germany and Ireland. Coastlines saw 60 mph gales, rivers rose dramatically and rescues moved patients by air and helicopter.
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London
Scotland
France
Germany
Europe
Rome
Ireland
St. Kentigern
Isle of Man
England
Royal Navy
Wick
Castletown
Loch Hope
Rhine
Montbeliard
Doubs
Colar
Seine
Paris
London Fog Triggers Panic Across City in 10 Minutes
A brief but dense fog enveloped London on Sunday causing widespread fear in a near panic. Crowds screamed and some cried out in disbelief as darkness fell, then vanished just as suddenly, with officials attributing it to smoke under a thick cloud layer.
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London
Croydon
Croydon Town Hall
Air Ministry
Meteorological Office
Piccadilly Circus
American flier greets Italian aides who aided his wartime escape
Col. Charles Ross Greening of Seeley Lake Montana returns to Masarolis Italy with his wife and two sons to thank the priest Don Amelio Pinzanon and the schoolteacher Herma Zamparutti who hid him from the Nazis in 1943 after he was shot down over Mt. Vesuvius. He recalls four escape attempts and a nine year old betraying the hiding. He hopes to find the boy now a young man of about 21 and forgive him.
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Rome
Italy
Charles Ross Greening
Seeley Lake
Mont
Daily American
Melbourne
U. S
Australia
New Zealand
Masarolis
Don Amelio Pinzanon
Herma Zamparutti
Greening
Herma
Washington State College
Udine
Eleven Fishermen Drown as Spanish Vessel Sinks Near Bilbao
Eleven fishermen die when the 74 ton Spanish fighting boat Germanos Arriola sinks in heavy seas near Bilbao. Rescue teams search the wreck as authorities confirm the tragedy and outline response plans.
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Bilbao
Spain
Germanos Arriola
Here
Birthday joy and chaos in busy New Jersey family
In Rahway New Jersey a weary mother marks a chaotic milestone as five of her seven children reach their first birthday in one week. Triplets Peter Jean and Joan celebrate their first birthday Monday while twins Nancy and Dianne turn two on February 10. The family also includes Dandra aged seven and Arthur aged twelve. The mother laments that her days are consumed by caring for children.
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Rahway
N. J
Peter
Jean
Joan
Nancy
Diane
Nicholas C. Buroff
Dandra
Arthur
State Legislature Today Begins Its Third Week
Montana lawmakers return for the third week of the 34th Legislative Assembly with sessions at noon for the House and 1 p m for the Senate. A Feb 1 deadline looms for bill introductions after 16 Senate and 36 House proposals. A six-member delegation will attend an Oregon tax study in Salem to inform Montana's process.
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Helena
Montana
34Th Legislative Assembly
House
Senate
Great Falls
Oregon
Salem
Ore
Earl P. Moritz
Fergus
Walter G. Sagunsky
Madison
D. M. Manning
Treasure
Lloyd Michels
Sheridan
Fred E. Barrett
Liberty
Ralph C. Bricker
Cascade
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Old Folks
Lewistown
Baron Louis de Rothschild Dies During Jamaica Holiday
Baron Louis de Rothschild, 72, died of a heart attack while swimming off Montego Bay, Jamaica. American vacationer Dr. Lester Lowery helped pull him to shore before he died. He had homes in South Royalton Vermont and New York. The Austrian banker had led wartime ransom negotiations with Nazi Germany and once headed Vienna’s bank. The Rothschild fortune helped cover a 21 million dollar payout after a failed Vienna bank, with the Duke of Windsor involved in mediating his release.
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Montego Bay
Jamaica
Baron Louis de Rothschild
Lester Lowery
Lowery
Baron
South Royalton
New York
Baron de Rothschild
Vienna Bank
Hitler
Vienna
Duke of Windsor
James G. Thimmes Dies Union Leader at 60
James G. Thimmes 60 international vice president of the CIO United Steel Workers died Sunday from a brain hemorrhage that he suffered on Christmas Day. He fell ill while with his family in West Covina and died at Kaiser Foundation Hospital after a lengthy illness.
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Los Angeles
James G. Thimmes
CIO
United Steelworkers
West Covina
Kaiser Foundation
East German pledge on West German defectors
Communist leader Albert Norden in Neues Deutschland says West Germans crossing into the Soviet Zone would not be forced into the proposed national armed forces. He denies Western reports that defectors were compelled to join the police army.
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Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Zone
Albert Norden
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Atomic Parley Is Studied by Scientists
Scientists from eight countries met in New York to plan a World Congress on peaceful atomic energy. Delegates from the United States Britain and the Soviet Union will advise Dag Hammarskjold on where and when to hold the congress and which nations to invite. Isidor I. Rabi led U S participation while Dimitri Skobeltsyn appeared from the Soviet side to discuss data on atomic power stations. Skepticism remained about Soviet access to usable materials, even as talks continued toward an August congress.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. S
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Red China
General Assembly
Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
Australia
Belgium
Canada
France
South Africa
Britain
Portugal
Isidor I. Rabi
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Hammarskjold
Rabi
Dimitri V. Skobeltsyn
Russia
Skobeltsyn
Moscow
Geneva
Congress
U. N. Assembly
Eisenhower to Present 1956 Budget in Congress
President Eisenhower will unveil the 1956 budget in a Monday congressional briefing. The plan calls for continued deficit spending to maintain military strength and productive capacity, while urging no new tax cuts and postponing spring tax reductions. Details on outlays and revenues will be released at noon with the formal budget submission.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U S Planes Sold For One Dollar To Costa Rica
Four U S armed fighters departed from Kelly AFB to bolster Costa Rica in a five day uprising. Costa Rica says the planes were sold for one dollar each and will be flown by Costa Rican pilots to confront rebel air power. An OAS commission подготовлено to Managua to investigate, as clashes between government and rebels continue in the northwest. President Figueres faces rebel bombardment amid the ongoing crisis.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U. S
Kelly Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Fernando Fournier
Washington
Organization of American States
OAS
Managua
Nicaragua
Jose Figueres
Costa Rica seeks stronger OAS help over fighter planes
Costa Rica pressed the OAS for further and more effective assistance as it buys four World War II era P51 Mustang fighters from the United States. Fernando Fournier urged the council to face the crisis squarely while noting Costa Rica’s gratitude for past measures.
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Washington
Costa Rica
Organization of American States
OAS
U. S
Fernando Fournier
Foreign Affairs
San Antonio
Tex
Fournier
OAS Council
Council
Nicaragua
State Department
Air Force
San Jose
Anastasio Somoza
U.S
Costa
Frenchtown Man Dies in Collision
Frenchtown rancher Roy L. Beauregard, 58, was killed when his car collided head on with an auto transport truck on U S Highway 10 two miles west of Frenchtown. The transport overturned as driver Jack Harmon of Portland attempted to avoid the crash. Harmon's fellow trucker Lewis Roberts, also from Portland, was asleep in the transport and unharmed. Coroner Ralph Simmons said he will continue the investigation. The death marks Montana's 12th highway fatality of 1955.
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Frenchtown
Roy L. Beauregard
U. S. Highway 10
Here
Beauregard
Jack B. Harmon
Portland
Ore
Lewis R. Roberts
Harmon
Ralph M. Simmons
Montana
Weather preview for Butte and Montana
Partly cloudy with occasional snow showers in Butte and statewide Montana. Highs near 20s to mid thirties, lows near single digits to low teens, with colder conditions for northeast and extreme north Tuesday as snow continues. State forecast notes cloudiness frequent and light snowfall mainly Monday night and Tuesday.
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Montana
Stormy Atlantic Claims Ship Five in Trouble
A fierce North Atlantic storm left at least five ships in distress and a sixth abandoned. The Colleen, Colleen’s crew rescued after steering failed near England. The Maria Bibolini fuel state, Galloway shaft issue, Centuro aground at Bermuda, and Steelore making slow progress toward port. Coast Guard and tug along with cutter Duane aid Gal loway and others as warnings extend across the Western Atlantic.
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Norfolk
North Atlantic
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Colleen
Air Force
South Carolina
England
Charleston S
Bermuda
Maria Bibolini
Galloway
Coast Guard
New York
Duane
Centuro
SSS Steelore
Observation Plane Is Hit by Bullet
A U S Navy patrol bomber piloted by Cmdr W T Luce of Metuchen New Jersey returned with a small tail bullet hole after a Costa Rica overflight The hit was found upon arrival at Coco Solo Naval Air Station Luce believed ground fire struck from the La Cruz area Dispatches from Costa Rica reported a plane fired upon nearby
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Quarry Heights
Canal Zone
U. S. Navy
Cmdr
W. T. Luce
Metuchen
N. J
Costa Rica
U. S. Caribbean Command
Panama Canal Zone
Coco Solo Naval Air Station
Luce
la Cruz
U. S
Religious Teaching Ousted in Poland
The Polish Ministry for Culture has prohibited religious teaching in all Polish elementary schools. Religious education for Polish children will only be possible at home or in churches, Kathpress reported Saturday night.
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Vienna
Austria
Polish Ministry For Culture
Vienna Catholic News Service
Kathpress
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