Butte Man Shot and Killed While Elk Hunting in Park County
Henry E. Lawrence 37 of Butte died after a high caliber bullet struck him above the left hip as he hunted with companions in the Gardiner Jardine area near Yellowstone. A coroner's jury ruled death by gunshot wound of unknown source. a 17 year old Anaconda High School student may have fired the fatal bullet. The gun and bullet will be sent to Washington for FBI ballistics testing.
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Henry E. Lawrence
Butte
Gardiner- Jardine
Park County
E. Aluminum
Livingston
Lawrence
Wesley Cloyd
Mr. Lawrence
Badger Mine
Edward Cunningham
Larry McCormick
Dewey
Gardiner-Jardine
Yellowstone National Park
United Press
Associated Press
Dan Bigelow
Montana
More Solons Are Quitting Than Can Be Recalled
Washington reports indicate increasing voluntary departures from Congress despite higher salaries. Thirteen representatives and one senator have announced retirement or plans to seek other offices. Five quitting are former or current committee chairmen. Congressman Alan Bible plans to return to Reno to practice law, while James P. Richards and Clifford Hope retire after long careers.
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Washington
Congress
House
Alan Bible
Nevada
Ible
Reno
James P. Richards
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Appointee Could Split Republicans in Senate Debate
Senator Bridges warns Rockefeller era tensions as Robert Bowie’s nomination to be assistant secretary of state faces questions. Known for policy planning chair role he may back Bowie's UN admission stance drawing GOP resistance alongside Knowland. Closed committee session Tuesday expected to test opposition.
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Washington
Sen
Bridges
Eisenhower
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Robert R. Bowie
Massachusetts
Knowland
California
Bowie
State Dept.’s
Dulles
U.S
United Nations
U. N
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
Bar Burglarized of $403 Here
A Sunday morning break in at the Aero Club at 2 South Main netted $403 in cash with $240 more left in another register. Police reported attempted burglaries at 58 West Broadway and the Butte Chamber of Commerce where rear doors showed tool damage but no entry was made.
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Aero Club
S. Main
Butte
Gene A. Akers
Akers
W. Broadway
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Collision of two MIG 15s ends with deserter chase
Austrian police say a Soviet pilot rammed a deserter during a Saturday MIG 15 collision over Burgenland. One pilot died, Capt Nikolai Konoklov parachuted to safety and later claimed to be pursuing an unknown plane. Austria protests to Hungary over the territorial violation.
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Vienna
Austria
Burgenland
Nikolai Konoklov
Gyper
Hungary
Konoklov
Longer Foreign Aid Has New Foes Ike to Meet Sen George
House Foreign Affairs chairmen Richards and Vorys said they oppose foreign aid being funded for more than one year at a time. President Eisenhower will discuss the issue with Sen. George of Georgia, Democratic leader on foreign policy, in a White House meeting. Dulles failed to sway George or Knowland, and a compromise with a general statement of intent or a five year limit is suggested.
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Ike
Sen
George
Washington
Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep. Vorys
Ohio
Vorys
Eisenhower
White House
Sen. George
Georgia
Dulles
Knowland
California
Senate
Congress
Oil Gusher Spouts From Broken Pipeline
In a Los Angeles area incident George Argentin watched crude surge from his lawn for four blocks. About 300 barrels flowed out before firefighters traced the leak to a damaged Standard Oil pipeline.
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Los Angeles
George Argentin
Standard Oil Co
Montana Weather Outlook for Monday and Tuesday
Montana forecast shows east to west cloudiness with scattered snow in western mountains and milder conditions in the east. Highs range from 20 to 25 in the northeast and 35 to 45 in the west with partly cloudy conditions and mild temperatures continuing into Tuesday along with light rain and snow in western areas.
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Montana
Western Mountains
Western
Montana West
Violence Escalates Across Tunisian Algerian Border
Forty people died in a night of violence across the border with nine wounded. Clashes involved French forces and rebels including Tunisians and Algerians near Nemours and Redeutf. Three officials were assassinated and two kidnapped in Algeria as unrest enters its 15th month.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Africa
Nemours
Redeutf
France
Algeria
Patrolman and Bride Face Burglary After Wedding
St Louis Patrolman Edward G Longinette and his wife Patricia Irene Murphy returned from their Saturday wedding to a forced rear door at their home. Burglars looted a chest of drawers, taking 50 dollars.
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ST. Louis
Edward G. Longinette
Patricia Irene Murphy
Police Juvenile Division
Northern Pacific and Great Northern Weigh Merger
A preliminary study by Great Northern and Northern Pacific explores a possible merger of four lines, including Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Spokane Portland & Seattle, totaling about 27 000 miles in 19 states and two provinces. The plan would affect about 83 000 employees with 1955 revenue near 732 million dollars, with subsidiaries Colorado & Southern and Fort Worth & Denver also involved. The two railways previously abandoned a 1931 merger proposal.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Western
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Montana
Colorado
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado & Southern Railway
Fort Worth & Denver Railway
Burlington
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Five Die as Truck Hits Auto Carrying Families
Five persons were killed and three injured critically when a truck left U S 136 and crashed into an auto carrying two couples and four small children west of Brownsburg Indiana. The truck driven by Lloyd J Thiry 43 of Indianapolis plunged into a snow bank then struck the car sideways. Victims identified include John W Buxton Jr 26 and James H Faulk 37 of Indianapolis Edna 28 and sons Steven 6 and Johnny 3. Pauline Buxton ? Lieh months and Charles Faulk were in hospital in critical condition.
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Brownsburg
Ind
U.P
Here
Lloyd J. Thiry
Indianapolis
U. S. 136
John W. Buxton Jr
James H. Faulk
Edna
Steven
Johnny
Indianapolis General Hospital
Buxton
Pauline
Lieh
Months
Charles Faulk
Poles Arrive in Karachi for Pakistan Trade Talks
A Polish delegation arrived in Karachi on Sunday to negotiate a new trade agreement with Pakistan. The talks aim to expand bilateral commerce and cooperation between the two nations.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Poland
Bombay Riots Seen Exhausted but Threats Persist
Violence in Bombay subsided after six days with police counting 56 deaths and estimates up to several hundred. Embers remained risky, while smaller flareups occurred in Cuttack and Madras as political and linguistic tensions sparked protests and talks among leaders in Delhi and the Punjab.
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Bombay
India
Cuttack
Orissa
Madras
Travancore
Billy Graham
New Delhi
Tara Singh
Akali Party
Nehru
Phoenix Jazz Bar Armed Robbery Leads to Rioting Escape
In Phoenix at the House of Jazz a gunman demanded money from bartender John Giardina. Customers and staff restrained him as police arrived. John W. Tillman, 30, a used car salesman, was charged with armed robbery. The incident ended with multiple people colliding with the assailant and the bar returning to normal.
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Phoenix
Ariz
House of Jazz
John Giardina
Phyllis Dixon
Giardina
Robert KirkPatrick
Walter Bucholz
L. H. van Spanckeren Jr
Vita Giardina
Melvin Weil
Weil
John W. Tillman
Toll May Go Higher in Los Angeles Tragedy
A two car Santa Fe train bound for San Diego derailed on a curve in Los Angeles killing 31 to 35 people with 60 to 70 injured. The San Diegan wreck, caused by undue speed, involved 161 aboard and a crew of five. Fire crews freed the dead and injured as ambulances rushed to the scene.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe Railroad
San Diego
Chicago
California
Charles J. Woodward
Childrn
Raymond D. Shelton
Santa Fe
Coast Lines
Frank Parrish
Parrish
Shelton
San Diegan
Bill Hines
Is Life
Fred G. Gurley
Daniel J. Cesarotti
Survivors Tell Stories of Santa Fe Train Wreck
Survivors recount the Sunday night wreck of a two car Santa Fe Diesel train bound for San Diego near Los Angeles. Lenwood Lester of San Diego described being seated by the aisle as his wife Dorothy Lester was killed when luggage fell from racks and the train tilted. Marine Capt. Roger Barnard of Triangle Virginia offered his account from the window seat as suitcases flew, then he sought safety on the car floor.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Lenwood Lester
Commercial St
Dorothy Lester
Sears Roebuck
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Escort of Mother of 14 is Slain
In Lynwood California a 57 year old pipefitter was jailed on suspicion of killing a younger man, Bill McGrady 26, who had brought home the pipefitter’s wife Sadie Chevallier 46, mother of 14. McGrady was shot once in the head with a .22 rifle.
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Lynwood
Calif
Willie Chevallier
Bill McGrady
McGrady
Sadie Chevallier
Sawmill Destroyed in Pre-Dawn Fire at Columbia Falls
The F. H. Stoltze Land and Lumber Co. sawmill near Columbia Falls burned pre dawn, causing $300000 to $400000 in replacement costs. About 50 workers affected. cause under investigation. Firefighters from Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Evergreen and Flathead County fought the blaze for about two hours. A stockholders meeting is planned to decide on rebuilding.
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Columbia Falls
F. H. Stoltze Land and Lumber Co
Montana
Harry G. Preston
Preston
Howard Greene
Whitefish
Evergreen
Flathead County
Green
Mill Pond
Greene
J. R. Stoltze
St. Paul, Minn
Food value difference between brown and white eggs dismissed
Authorities state no difference in food value. choice is personal preference. The piece also notes ads serve multiple needs from selling to finding jobs, with a hint about ad-writer services. A gas overhead unit heater listing appears with 60,000 BTU and a contact phone.
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Dial
Adenauer urges new drive to unify Germany
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer pressed Eisenhower and Eden to launch a fresh push for German unity during their Wa conference. German officials say he wants Western powers and Bonn to keep pressure on Moscow while avoiding private talks, amid calls for direct German-Russian negotiations.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower
Eden
Heinz Krekeler
State Dept
Adenauer
Hans von Herwarth
London
Selwyn Lloyd
Washington
Sir Anthony
Russia
Bonn Republic
Moscow
West Germany
East Germany
Oilman Hitchhikes to Spend $761,000 on Leases
Boots Adams head of Phillips Petroleum rode part of the way by foot and hitchhike from Bartlesville to Pawhuska for the Osage county lease sale. Phillips paid $761,000 for leases at the two day sale which ended Thursday.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Boots) Adams
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
Osage County
Phillips
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