Baghdad Pact Moslems Back Ike To Meet Mideast Threat
The Baghdad Pact four Moslem members Turkey Iran Iraq and Pakistan announce full support for Eisenhower Doctrine and call for strong action against subversion in the Middle East. They praise the plan to maintain peace and refuse to create spheres of influence while urging Suez Canal free navigation and U.N. monitoring of Arab-Israeli peace.
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Baghdad Pact
Ike
Mideast
Ankara
Turkey
Middle East
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Eisenhower
Britain
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Cairo
U. N. General Assembly
Israel
U. N
Suez Canal
Red Chiefs Mend Political Fences
Moscow dispatch notes a Soviet leadership style likened to a presidential campaign with speeches across provinces. Khrushchev Bulganin Molotov and Mikoyan promote unity against imperialism, defend the socialist world, push Western anti Egyptian lines, and discredit the Eisenhower Doctrine while praising grain development in virgin lands.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Central Committee
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
N. A. Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
A. I. Mikoyan
China
Egypt
Middle Eastern
Middle East
Khrushchev
Eastern
Soviet Union
Debt Burden Hits 63 Percent of U.S. Families
The Federal Reserve Board reports 63 percent of American families owe money. Among those, 37 percent have non mortgage debts, 20 percent owe on autos, and 17 percent carry mortgage and other debt. A Tip: use a Want Ad at 5451 to rent rooms or sell items.
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Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Dial
Compensation Bill Among 20 Filed in Montana House
The Montana House opened its 15th day with 20 new bills including measures to bring all job related injuries under the Workmen's Compensation Act. Proposals also seek permanent tenure for sheriff's deputies, and higher or extended benefits, with changes to reporting, burial costs, and start of compensation payments.
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Helena
Montana
House of Representatives
35Th Assembly
House
John V. Healy
Silver Bow
Miss Greece Seeks American Suitor Despite Chocolate Craving
Margarita Goumas, Auburn-haired entrant from Athens who placed fourth in Miss Universe, reveals she fears chocolate ice cream could hurt her dash for an American husband. She recently began a diet after arriving in the county last summer for personal appearances. She stands 5 feet tall with measurements 92-62-92 cm and weighs 135 pounds. American men are kind and serious, she says.
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Detroit
Greece
Margarita Goumas
Athens
Senate Car Plate and School Unification Bills Move Forward
Montana senators introduced three new measures in the 60 day session. A license plate reform would eliminate winter lines by staggering vehicle registrations over months. A bill would unify county high schools with city systems in 16 cities, allowing shared administration, buildings, and supplies. The changes would affect many counties and require voter approval.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
Don Nutter
D-Richland
Rex Hibbs
Yellowstone
Bertha E. Streeter
Rlake
Miss Streeter
Sens
Carl Lehrkind
D-Gallatin
Karl Moritz
R-Fergus
Miles City
Dawson
Glendive
Fergus
Lewistown
Flathead
Kalispell
Garfield
Jordan
Carter
Ekalaka
Granite
Philipsburg
Jefferson
Boulder
Lincoln
Eureka
Missoula County
Missoula
Park
Livingston
Powell
Deer Lodge
Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Wibaux County
Wibaux
Nations consider limits on nuclear tests amid rising blasts
Three new proposals to regulate or register future nuclear tests were submitted to the U N General Assembly as the United States reported Russia had conducted at least five tests since last August. Japan Canada and Norway urged advance registration and radiation observation while Sweden called for a two year moratorium. The Philippines proposed a common testing ground with annual limits on explosions. Czechoslovakia criticized advance registration as insufficient. Britain supported the Japanese Canadian Norwegian plan.
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U.N
General Assembly
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
Canada
Norway
U. N
Sweden
Philippines
Russia
Josef Ullrich
Ullrich
Lester B. Pearson
Britain
Controversy Over Oil Royalties Rehashed at Hearing
Helena officials and lawmakers debated raising Montana school lands oil and gas royalties at a Monday House hearing. The bill would remove the 12 percent royalty ceiling, with supporters arguing for more state revenue and opponents warning higher royalties could scare off leases and reduce revenue.
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Helena
House Committee On Oil and Leases
Charles Cerovski
Fergus
Oscar Helding
Missoula
L. P. Tanner
Flathead
Atty
Arnold H. Olsen
Mary M. Condon
W. P. Pilgeram
James Haughey
Basil P. Andrikopoulis
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Assn
Gordon Kirby
Murphy Corp
Helding
Montana
Olsen
Miss Condon
Haughey
Murder Found During Burglary Investigation in San Francisco
Police probing a burglary in a San Francisco building found a second crime, a strangled woman identified as Helen Murphy, 41, an office worker. Her body lay in a bedroom closet as inspectors Sam Quinn and Charles Scullion discussed a theft of $40 from Mrs. Margaret Davis's apartment. The landlady Rose Lecrum said Murphy's unemployed boyfriend had been living with her for about two months. Police began seeking him.
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San Francisco
Helen Murphy
Sam Quinn
Charles Scullion
Margaret Davis
Rose Lecrum
Inauguration Day Grim Yet Solemn As Eisenhower Takes Oath
Columnist notes the solemn mood of Dwight D. Eisenhower at his public inauguration. He appeared tense at the Capitol steps, relaxed only after the oath, while Secret Service and Marine band prepared the ceremony and Washington observed the new president’s cautious stance amid warnings of global peril.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Capitol
Gettysburg
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
13Th
Pennsylvania Avenue
Secret Service
Montana Weather Fair Warmer Temps Across Regions
Montana forecast shows east region mostly fair Tuesday through Wednesday with highs near 5 and low near 10 to 25 below. West region mostly fair with light snow periods, colder Tuesday and night, highs 0 to 10 with lows 10 to 25 below.
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Montana
Rewards Offered To Solve 1955 Chicago Boys Slayings
A new Crime Detention Institute offers at least 100000 dollars for solving the October 1955 murders of Robert Peterson, 12, John Schuessler, 12, and Anton Schuessler, 11. Prominent Chicago figures support the effort as previously 33650 dollars in rewards had been posted.
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Crime Detention Institute
Col
Henry Crown
Empire State Building
New York
Julius H. Miner
Institute
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Robert E. Wood
Sears Roebuck & Co
Philip K. Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Miner
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
30 Below Forecast For Mining City Tonight
A temperature reading of 30 below zero is forecast for the Butte area Tuesday night. It would be twice as cold as Monday at 11 p.m. when 15 was registered by CAA officials. Airport observers said skies were clearing and the temperature would hit -20 sometime Tuesday morning. Butte's Monday morning low was -9 and the afternoon high 14. Snow from Sunday into Monday left Mining City with 7 inches on the ground.
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Butte
CAA
Eisenhower vows peace with justice in second term
President Eisenhower framed his inaugural address as a commitment to building peace with justice amid global peril from international communism. He urged sacrifice for a just, enduring peace while extending a hand to Soviet Russia and spoke to a vast audience at the Capitol.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
National Capitol
Soviet
Russia
Georgi Sarabin
Capitol
Voice of America
Fisenhower
Nixon
Supreme Court
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Inaugural Balls Close Big Day
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower concluded inaugurations with visits to four balls at the National Guard Armory and three hotels, hosting about 15 000 guests. The First Lady wore citron yellow with pearls as they toured in order, though the timetable wavered and the night closed with Hail to the Chief.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Guard
Statler
Mayflower
Sheraton Park
Man Rescues 160 Pound St Bernard From Ice
In Valley City North Dakota over the weekend policeman George Swenson crawled onto Cheyenne River ice and hauled a wet 160 pound St Bernard to safety by looping a rope around the dog and pulling it to shore. The rescuer weighed about 130 pounds.
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Valley City
Cheyenne River
George Swenson
Swenson
Eisenhower Inaugural Parade Delights With Spare Knees
President Eisenhower's second inauguration parade drew about 750000 spectators along a six mile route in Washington. Despite dank cool weather he waved to crowds and shared smiles with Mrs. Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Broad
Robert V. Murray
Nixon
White House
Eisenhowers
Nixons
Iowa Official Accused of 67 Cent Hair Dressing Theft
Oliver P. Bennett the Iowa state insurance commissioner was charged with petty larceny in Des Moines municipal court after allegedly stealing a 67 cent tube of hair dressing from a downtown drug store last Wednesday night. Bennett, custod of roughly 1% billion in securities, says he paid for the item.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Oliver P. Bennett
Bennett
French Troops Kill 74 Rebels in Western Algeria Clash
French forces report 74 nationalist rebels killed and 15 captured in western Algeria. French casualties totaled 6 dead and 6 wounded, according to military headquarters.
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Algiers
Algeria
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