International Gaza Strip Control Proposed by Britain and U N
Britain and the United States pressed for international control of the Gaza Strip and free navigation in the Gulf of Aqaba during UN debate on Israel's withdrawal from Egypt. Officials discussed international administration, possible emergency force deployment, and measures to curb raids from Gaza as Israeli forces pulled back. Major E L M Burns stated Israel would remain at Sharm El Sheikh and along the Aqaba coast.
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United Nations
Britain
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
U. S
Allan Noble
General Assembly
Dag Hammarksfjold
Assembly
Noble
U. N. Assembly
India
Tel Aviv
E. L. M. Burns
Middle East
Sharm el Sheikh
Senate Probers Faced Silence in Teamsters Probe
Senate investigators hit a wall of silence as Teamsters officials refused to testify. Einar O. Mohn challenged the subcommittee's authority while Dominick Santa Maria cited possible self incrimination. The exchange sparked rebukes from members as the probe focused on alleged diversion of union funds.
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Washington P
Teamsters’ Union
Einar O. Mohn
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Teamsters Union
Dominick Santa Maria
Teamsters Local 284
New York
Santa Maria
Mohn
State Legislators to Visit Anaconda Mines in Butte
About 150 state legislators and their wives will travel from Helena to Butte for a first hand look at The Anaconda Company mining operations on Butte Hill. They will tour the Berkeley Pit, have lunch at The Anaconda Company Employes Club, then split into groups to visit Kelley Mountain Con Leonard and Anselmo mines with guides explaining operations.
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Butte
Anaconda Company
Butte Hill
Helena
Berkeley Pit
Kelley
Mountain Con
Leonard and
Anselmo
Butte Mayor Pushes City County Consolidation Plan
Mayor Tim J. Sullivan outlined city county consolidation to modernize Butte’s government at a dinner with 350 attendees at the Finlen Hotel. He argued debt free Butte can launch a new form of government to save taxpayers thousands and advance community programs with support from housing officials and air defense representatives.
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Tim J. Sullivan
Finlen
Silver Bow
Butte
Edgar Price
Price
William R. Lindsay
Continental Air Defense Command
Ground Observers Corps
D. O. Schrup
Helena
GOG
Donald Beck
United States
E. F E. Partridge
Continental Air Defense
Air Force
Sullivan
Alcorn Seen As Front-Runner For GOP Chair
Connecticut national committeeman H Meade Alcorn Jr. led discussion as the Republican National Committee prepared to elect Leonard W. Hall’s successor. Other contenders named included Harry Darby Ray Bliss Judson Morhouse and Howard Pyle with Eisenhower’s wishes likely deciding the outcome.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
H. Meade Alcorn Jr
Connecticut
National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
New York
Hall
GOP
Eisenhower
Harry Darby
Kansas
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio State
L. Judson Morhouse
New York State
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Darby
Amazing growth of chickens and Want Ads results
A note on rapid chicken growth claims that a chick under a tenth of a pound can reach nearly four pounds in seven weeks and suggests a baby eight pounds at birth would reach 349 pounds in ten weeks. It also touts Want Ads boosting results for landlords, job seekers, and employers with a prompt to call 5451.
Montana Weather: East and West Regions Show Rising Clouds
The Montana forecast calls for fair conditions in both regions on Saturday with increasing cloudiness Saturday night and Sunday. Highs range from 10 to 40 in the east and 10 to 25 in the west, with temperatures rising slowly then cooling in the northeast and extreme north Sunday afternoon. Moderate southwest winds accompany the system.
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Montana
Eisenhower Takes Oath in Second Term Inauguration
The nation prepares a five day inauguration celebration for President Eisenhower with a private White House oath Sunday and a Capitol ceremony Monday. Parade test ran in 32 minutes, officials expect the full procession to take about 22 hours with 17 000 marchers 34 floats and an elephant. The First Lady's ball gown will be citron yellow lace over net and taffeta encrusted with pearls. Other inaugural events include receptions and balls as the capital readies for the ceremony.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
United States Capitol
New York State Society
van Houten
Fisenhower
Bill to Appoint Justices Filed in House
A constitutional amendment would end ballot contests for Montana Supreme Court justices by shifting to appointment. Rep. Patrick Hooks says the measure removes politics from the judiciary, aiming to replace elections with governor selections from a short list. The Missouri Plan was recommended by the Montana Bar Association and would put vacancies on the high court to a governor from a three to five name slate.
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Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Patrick F. Hooks
Broadwater
Group of Representatives
R. F. Juedemann
R-Toole
House
Oscar Helding
D-Missoula
Montana Bar Assa
Attlee Sees Steady Peace Prospects in Chicago
Former British prime minister Clement Attlee told reporters in Chicago that world peace prospects are about the same as a year ago. He said the situation is "about the same" when asked at a news conference after addressing the Executive Club.
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Chicago
Clement Attlee
Great Britain
iClub
Chou En-lai and Bulganin Criticize Ike Middle East Policy
In Moscow Chou En-lai and Soviet Premier Bulganin issued a 2000 word communique condemning Eisenhower's Middle East plan. They pledged to support Near and Middle East peoples to avert aggression, oppose any internationalization of the Suez Canal, and seek indemnification for Egypt from Britain France and Israel.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Eisenhower
Middle East
Chou En-lai
Red China
Bulganin
Chou
Chinese People’s Republic
United States
Near and
Afghanistan
Iran
Near East
Egypt
Britain
France
Israel
Suez Canal
No Alarm Over Red Protests
Washington officials said they expected the Russian Red Chinese communique denouncing President Eisenhower. They stressed the U S plan to use troops or economic aid in the Middle East would proceed if Congress approves. Senators like Green viewed Moscow propaganda as a distraction from U S policy decisions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Moscow
U. S
Bulganin
Russia
Red China
Chou En-lai
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free World
Congress
Green
Ballistic Missiles Get Top Priority
The Commerce Department acting for the Office of Defense Mobilization ordered ballistic missiles program materials purchases to take top defense priority over all other defense and civilian buying.
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Washington
Commerce Dept
Office of Defense Mobilization
Six Die and Seven Hurt in Dynamite Blast at Powell Plant
Six men were killed and seven injured when 3000 pounds of dynamite exploded at the Pacific Powder Co. plant eleven miles south of Olympia Washington. The blast demolished the jelly shed and damaged most buildings within the 58 acre site. The State Labor and Industries department began an investigation. Names of the deceased include Art Strike and Earl Riggs among others. eyewitnesses described a red fireball and debris rain.
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Olympia
Wash
Pacific Powder Co
Here
Joseph A. Dean
Art Strike
Earl Riggs
Wayne Brown
Joe Davis
Bracey Breck
George Gruning
State Dept. of Labor and Industries
James Dewey
Bill Lovell
Dean
Librarian Mary Knowles Gets Jail Term in Contempt Case
Mary Knowles 46 a librarian and central figure in a Plymouth Meeting Pennsylvania controversy was sentenced to 120 days in jail and fined 500 dollars for contempt of Congress She remains free on 500 bond pending appeal The judge also found Robert Shelton 30 a New York Times copyreader guilty of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee The cases stem from refusals to disclose beliefs and associations and potential press intrusion concerns were raised by defense attorneys as to congressional inquiry limits
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Washington
Mary Knowles
Plymouth Meeting
Congress
Knowles
Liberty
U. S
Mrs. Knowles
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Rizley
Shelton
Communist Party
Matilda Landsman
Subcommittee
New York
Product Mislabeled Warns Consumers On Turpentine Risk
FDA warned West Coast consumers Friday night about Norco castor oil bottles labeled 4 fluid ounces that may actually contain turpentine. Turpentine can burn internally and has caused infant deaths. Nor ton Products Co. recalled mislabeled stock. sales tracing is incomplete. Shipments reached Roseburg and North Bend Oregon Phoenix Arizona Nevada areas and Oakland Fresno Los Angeles metro, California.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Food and Drug
Norton Products Co
Los Angeles
West Coast
Roseburg
North Bend
Ore
Phoenix
Ariz
Nevada
Oakland
Fresno
California
Montana Senate considers big game killing bill and extended licenses
Montana senators discussed a bill to allow Fish and Game wardens to kill deer and elk damaging ranchers haystacks and crops. Another proposal would extend $20 nonresident deer and antelope licenses for two more years. A pair of constitutional amendments also remained alive, including annual legislative sessions and expanded cross-session committees.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
Michael E. Ruane
Deer Lodge
Walter G. Sagunsky
Madison
Fish and Game Dept
Sagunsky
Globe Circling Trip Made In 45 Hours
Three USAF Stratofortress bombers completed a nonstop 24 325 mile globe circumnavigation in 45 hours 19 minutes to prove capability to drop a hydrogen bomb anywhere. Gen LeMay led the mission with eight engines, refueling by KC97s and landings in England and Labrador. The flight showcased the B52 bomber and highlighted rapid world-wide reach for strategic deterrence.
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March Air Force
Basf
Calif
Air Force
United States
March Afb
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Archie J. Old Jr
15Th Air Force
Castle Afb
Merced
LeMay
England
Labrador
Globe
Newfoundland
French Morocco
Saudi Arabia
India
Ceylon
Philippine Islands
Guam
Malay Peninsula
SAC
Omaha
Neb
Sidi Slimane
North Africa
America
Cold Front Threatens Florida Crops
The Associated Press reports a sharp cold front moved into Florida on Friday night, threatening millions of dollars in crops. The Northeast endures a severe mid January cold wave with record lows and snow squalls, while the Midwest cools and the West sees clear but foggy conditions.
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Associated Press
Florida
Greenville
Maine
Canaan
Northwest
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Interior
Val
Montana Indian Truck Fatality on Reservation Road
Frank Big Head 38 an Northern Cheyenne from Lame Deer died after a coal truck driven by Leonard Brien overturned on the reservation. Big Head father of four died en route to Lame Deer. Montana 1957 traffic deaths reach seven, down from nine a year earlier.
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Billings
Frank Big Head
Lame Deer
Walter Willett
Indian Bureau
Willett
Big Head
Leonard Brien
Montana
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Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
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