Mining State Legislators Tour Butte Hill Mines
Montana senators and representatives toured the Anaconda Company mines on Butte Hill, visiting the Berkeley Pit and underground sites. Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon led the over 100-member delegation, meeting officials and hearing production data, including 70,000 to 80,000 tons daily and a pit depth of 325 feet.
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Montana
Butte Hill
Berke
Anaconda Company
Berkeley
Helena
Rocky Mountain
Meaderville
Butte
Kelley
Mountain Cow
Leond
Anselmo
Paul Cannon
Silver Bow County
Berkeley Pit
George W. Parker
Chester H. Steele
Steele
Anaconda Company Employes Club
Anaconda Employes Club
Crystal Room
Butte District
Reno Sales
Nixon Sees Boost in Eisenhower Middle East Policy Fight
Vice President Nixon leads the administration in defending the Eisenhower plan for Middle East aid and potential use of force against Communist aggression. Critics hint at plans to vote against, while Soviet and Chinese condemnations bolster administration momentum amid parliamentary debate.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Theisenhower
Opes
Congress
Eisenhower
Ould
Rep
Zablocki
D-Wis
Sen
Sparkman
Ala
Thrift program leads to odd map prints on Navy bills
U S Navy personnel at Yokosuka Navy Base find telephone bills show maps on their backs. The maps range from Siberia's Amur River to South Pacific islands. Authorities say the thrift campaign uses clean sides of obsolete military maps for bill printing.
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Tokyo
U. S. Navy
Yokosuka Navy Base
Siberia
Amur
South Pacific Islands
Road Legislation To Be Offered State Salons Soon
Helena reports that highway measures from Governor Aronson will be introduced within days during the Montana Legislature. Highway Committees in both chambers prepare to study proposals as they await committee appointments and the opening of the third week of the session.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Assembly
Charles Bovey
Cascade
Senate
Lloyd J. Michels
Sheridan
House of Representatives
David F. Manning
D-Treasure
Senate Committee On Committees
Manning
Montana Weather Forecast Summary
Montana east area stays cloudy with snow through Sunday night. Snow moderates at times west portion and gradually decreases Monday. Highs Sunday range from 10 to 25 degrees, lows 5 to 15, colder Monday with north highs near zero. Montana west sees continued light to moderate snow with little temperature change, highs 15 to 25 Sunday and 20 to 25 Monday, lows zero to 10 above, mostly cloudy with occasional snow. The table notes 12 hour maximums, 18 hour minimums, and 24 hour precipitation ending 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
UN Assembly Urges Israel to Withdraw From Egypt
The United Nations Assembly urged Israel to pull out of Gaza and the Sharm el Sheikh entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba and called for UN Emergency Force deployment until a permanent settlement is reached. The vote was 74 to 2 with France opposing the resolution and Cuba and Costa Rica abstaining.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Hammarskjold
U. N
United States
Britain
France
Cuba
Costa Rica
Hungary
South Africa
Assembly
Abba Eban
Sharm el Sheikh
Eban
Man Who Claimed He Was Last Union Soldier Dies
Louis Nicholas Baker died Friday at a Oklahoma rest home aged 99. Born in Letour, France on September 15, 1845 he came to America at eight, enlisted with the 6th Missouri Volunteers in 1861, and claimed to be the last Union Army soldier though no records confirmed this. He said he never joined GAR or sought a pension.
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Guthrie
Okla
Louis Nicholas Baker
Letours
France
America
St. Louis
6Th Missouri Volunteers
Albert Woolson
Duluth
Minn
Baker
GAR
Budapest Executes Two Rebellion Leaders In Hungary
Budapest reports the execution of Josef Dudas and Janos Szabo, Hungarian rebel leaders, in a prison. Dudas led a force that stormed the Hungarian Foreign Ministry and took Szabad Nep. Szabo commanded fighters notable for opposing Soviet troops at Moscow Square and was captured in the Gilis Mountains. Radio Budapest cites espionage and border crossing charges. 24 death sentences have been announced, with nine executions so far.
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Vienna
Austria
Josef Dudas
Janos Szabo
Budapest
Radio
Dudas
Foreign Ministry
Szabad Nep
U.N. Security Council
Hungary
Szaba
Moscow
Gilis
Radio Budapest
Szabo
Reds Mount New Hate Campaign
U S officials say Russia and Red China are waging a fresh hate campaign against the United States to rally the Soviet bloc and discredit American aims in the Middle East. The Bulganin Chou communique signals internal troubles in their regimes and heightens Cold War tensions as Eisenhower begins a new term.
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Washington
Russia
Red China
United States
Middle East
Nikolai Bulganin
Chou En-lai
U. S
Soviet Bloc
Eisenhower
White House
Bulganin
Chou
Moscow
American Servants Vanish as ads fill the gap
In Grandma's time families kept a hired girl but domestic servants are vanishing. Early 1900s had 94 servants per 1000. today only 34. Despite this the quickest way to hire is via a Want ad. Dial 5451 and a trained act taker will glad ly serve you.
Poles Warned On Eve Of Their Election
Poland faces a pivotal vote for a 459 member Parliament with Communist leaders urging turnout. Gomulka warned that crossing Communist candidates off the ballot would “cross Poland off the map of Europe,” as the National Front lists guarantee Communist votes while some choice allowed.
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Warsaw
Poland
Europe
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Polish United Workers (Communist
Gomulka
Hungary
National Front
United Peasant
Sierardz
Lodz
Lublin
Arab Neighbors Pledge 36 Million Annual Aid to Jordan
Egypt Saudi Arabia and Syria agreed to provide Jordan 36 million dollars yearly for ten years replacing a British subsidy. The funds on a 2-2-1 basis come from Egypt 14.4 million, Saudi Arabia 14.4 million, and Syria 7.2 million. The move aims to fortify Arab unity and bolster Jordan in negotiating an end to the 1948 treaty granting Britain bases. King Hussein signed for Jordan with leaders Nasser and Assal.
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Cairo
Jordan
Britain
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Harold Macmillan
Jordanian
King Saud
Eisenhower
Middle East
Washington
Saud
Italy
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sabri Assal
King Hussein
Joran
Longtime Civil War vet Lundy forgives Yankees at 109th birthday
In DeFuniak Springs Florida William A Lundy a Civil War veteran who just turned 109 told well wishers he holds no hate for the Yankees. He was honored by about 2000 people at his annual birthday party in a high school gymnasium marking his anniversary.
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Defuniae Springs
Fla
William A. Lundy
Yankees
Lundy
States
Navy Plane Crashes on Snowy Seattle Landing
A big Navy transport plane skidded and broke up during a 3:45 p.m. landing at Sand Point Naval Air Station Seattle amid a light snowstorm. Fifty aboard avoided serious injury due to crew preparation and quick crash response. Captain James Verald Trosper guided passengers as defenses held during the chaotic touchdown.
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Seattle
Los Alamitos
Calif
Sand Point Naval Air Station
Lake Washington
Naval
James Verald Trosper
Torrance
Trosper
Torsper
Knievel Named YMCA 1957 Campaign Director for Butte
A J Knievel longtime YMCA board member was named general chairman of the 1957 campaign to raise $50 000 for operating activities. The drive runs Feb 18 to Feb 28 with 300 volunteers. Key organizers include James Poore Jr William Miles Jr Ben Hardin Dr H L Casebeer Dr Robert Kroeze and Don Satterthwaite. An all unit chairman meeting is set for Jan 24 at 7 pm at the YMCA.
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A. J. Knievel
Ymca Board of Trustees
YMCA
James A. Poore Jr
Recreation Center
Knievel
Butte
William R. Miles Jr
Ccochairman
Ben Hardin
H. L Casebeer
Robert Kroeze
C. R. Haser
Don Satterthwaite
Ted Cann
Inauguration Week Begins With Washington Rituals
Eisenhower repeats the oath and begins a second term in a quiet White House ceremony. A public inauguration, parade, and balls follow Monday on the Capitol east facade. Nixon attends preevents as Washington buzz grows with parties, receptions, and stars.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Capitol
America
National Capital
Eisenhower
Nixon
Eisenhower-Nixon
Eisenhowers
Hollywood
Broadway
Five Fires Found In Lodging House
Fire Chief John McCarthy and his crew investigated a Saturday blaze at the Lucky Seven Rooms on 7 W. Mercury. Five separate fires were located on the second floor in three rooms and two storage areas, with unknown origin. No damage to the building occurred and tenants were not displaced.
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John McCarthy
Grady Block
W. Mercury
M. Costanzo
McCarthy
Urge Registration of Nuclear Tests Move At United Nations
United Nations delegates received a draft resolution by Canada Japan and Norway endorsing a U S plan for international registration of nuclear tests The measure is to be formally presented Monday in the General Assembly Political Committee disarmament debate seeking broader verification and transparency.
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United Nations
U. N
U. S
Canada
Japan
Norway
General Assembly
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