Arab leader warns Israel could spark world war in Middle East
Fadhel Jamali of Iraq told the United Nations Assembly that Israel defiance in Egypt risks a regional war and possibly global involvement. Canada’s Lester Pearson urged a middle road while Vassily Kuznetsov of the Soviet Union backed immediate Israeli withdrawal and opposed a proposed emergency force move to Gaza and Aqaba.
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United Nations i
Fadhel Jamali
Iraq
U. N. Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Kuznetsov
Jamali
David Ben-Gurion
France
Gaza
Jamii
Red Cross Officials to Meet in Butte Montana
U S Red Cross leaders including chapter chairmen and fund raising chairmen will meet in Butte on Tuesday Feb 5 to greet Robert F Shea vice president of the national organization The day features a state meeting at 10 a m and a public luncheon at 12 30 p m at the Finlen Hotel with Charles J Carroll presiding and Mr Shea delivering The luncheon costs 150 Reservations are urged today with Harold McGrath secretary of the Butte Chapter The event covers Red Cross work including Hungary relief and Montana activities supported by Montana leaders from Kalispell Bozeman Missoula Helena and Miles City
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Montana
American National Red Cross
Butte
Robert F. Shea
San Francisco
Red Cross
Finlen Hotel
Charles J. Carroll
Billings
National Fund
Shea
Carroll
Matt Himsl
Kalispell
Carroll Henderson
Pacific Area Advisory Council
Bozeman
John B. Fitz
Miles City
Jack Rimel
Missoula
Tom Miller
Helena
Dale H. Jacobs
Ice jam floods U S 91 near Cascade Montana
The Montana Highway Department said warm temps may end the Missouri River ice jam backing water over U S 91. Traffic detours via Bowman's Corner and Simms lengthen the Helena to Great Falls route as 12 foot depths and open water test the highway near Cascade.
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Great Falls
Montana Highway Dept
Cascade
Helena
Bowman’s Corner
Simms
Highway Dept
Gore Hill
Wolf Creek
Bowman's Corner
Mothers March On Polio To Be Thursday
Sirens from Silver Bow County volunteer fire departments will mark the Mothers March on Polio at 6 p m Thursday, signaling the start of the final day of the anti polio drive. Mrs John Milanovich chairs the event with a list of participants across districts and auxiliaries.
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Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
W. D. Turner
MecGlone Heights
Norman P. Lenart
Ramsay
Cole Sullivan
Harland Callwell
Peter Brnnig
Paul Ripley
Silver Bow Homes
Nora Hanley
Charles Judd
Lavinia Smith
Margaret Page
Eve Hartwick
Tess McGarry
Floods From Heavy Rains Hit Four States
Heavy rains caused floods described by Army engineers as possibly the worst on record in Kentucky Virginia West Virginia and Tennessee. Two or three people drowned as Pound Virginia was heavily flooded with 1200 residents driven from their homes. Red Cross declared disaster areas in eastern Kentucky towns including Corbin Harlan Whitesburg Barbourville Jackson and Hazard. Governor Chandler sent National Guard while Army troops moved toward Corbin as counties along the Kentucky West Virginia border faced rising Cumberland River threats.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Pound
Wise
Red Cross
Corbin
Harlan
Whitesburg
Barbourville
Jackson
Hazard
Cumberland
A. B. Chandler
National Guard
U. S. Army
Logan
McDowell
Mercer
Mingo
George Thomases Form Club To Fix Mail Mixups
Fourteen Pittsburgh men named George Thomas form a club to sort out mail and phone mixups. They plan to assign each George Thomas a number and offer a help line at 5451 to place a Want Ad if you need to contact or reach the right person.
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Pittsburgh
George Thomas
Bar Package Liquor Bill Enters House
Seventeen representatives introduced a bill to save Montana over one million dollars yearly by selling packaged liquor through taverns instead of 152 state retail stores. The House approved memorials for Libby Yellowtail Glacier View Dams and advanced a Korean War veterans bonus bill while substituting a 6 million dollar bond issue for the previous 10 million.
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Helena
Montana
House
Congress
Libby
Yellowtail
Glacier View
Paradise
Irrigation and Water Conservation Committee
Hugh Cumming
D-Wibaux
Cumming
George D. Anderson
Dcascade
Liquor Control Board
Anderson
Senators Receive Home Rule Bills
Montana senators debated home rule bills to let cities set officials pay on a local basis, instead of state control. Nine proposals led by Sen. Brenner seek to end two year rate fights over municipal pay across classes. A police salary bill moved from $425 to $350 with a 1 percent annual rise, and advanced for debate.
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Helena
Montana
J. S. Brenner
Beaverhead
Senate Money Committee
Finance and Claims Committee
Senate
Warming Trend Expected After Severe Cold
Winter eased in the Butte area as forecasters predicted a warmup to around 15 above on Wednesday and no subzero low on Thursday. Clouds moved in Tuesday night, ending the bitter cold.
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Butte
Park and Main
Nine Die in Explosion Aboard Tanker Jeanny at Oakland Estuary
An explosion and flash fire in the engine and boiler rooms of the drydocked tanker Jeanny at Todd Shipyards in Oakland Estuary killed nine workers and injured about 50, with seven bodies and one survivor recovered through a cut in the boiler room. The ship, built in 1945 and owned by the government, had been refitted for oil transport to Europe during the Mid East crisis.
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Alameda
Calif
Jeanny
Oakland Estuary
Todd
Oakland
Europe
Philadelphia
Marine Transport Assn
Frank R. Souza
Carmichael
County
Coast Guard
Naval
Alameda Naval Air Station
Alameda Nas
Paris Orly crash saves all 70 aboard in fog
A four engine French airliner from Tunis crash landed at Orly Field in dense fog. All 70 aboard survived after heroic rescues. About 50 were injured with some in serious condition. Passengers included 57 adults, 3 children, and crew of 10.
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Paris
Tunis
Orly Field
Raymonde LaPorte
Maurice Faure
Sageta Co
Orly
Defense Chief Repeats Guard Charge
Secretary of Defense Wilson again defended his claim that some National Guardsmen joined the Guard to dodge the draft during the Korean War. He rejected apologies as lawmakers and state leaders criticized him, saying his remarks slurred Guardsmen.
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Wilson
Congress
Guard
National Guard
Eisenhower
White House
New York
Averell Harriman
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Fisenhower
Texas
State Senate
Student Pilot Steals Plane Then Crashes Over Des Moines
Roy Soderquist, 23, a student pilot who had never flown solo, stole a Cessna at gunpoint and buzzed Des Moines for four suspenseful hours before crash landing on a rural road. Police found two guns in the plane. he was hospitalized after convulsions.
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Des Moines
Roy Soderquist
Air Force
James Maddox
Keith Townsend
Soderquist
James Dolezal
American Aviation Co
Iowa Statehouse
Capitol Hill
Statehhouse Dome
Thomas Rounds
Attempt Is Made To Seize Airliner
A bank robbery suspect being flown from Minneapolis to Baltimore tried to seize control of a Northwest Airlines Stratocruiser over the mid Atlantic but was subdued before reaching the cockpit. Louis R. Arquilla of Boston, 26, rushed toward the cockpit wielding a knife. he was restrained by guards as pilot A. J. Stahel reported a crash and scream aboard the 300 mph flight with 43 passengers present.
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Washington
Virginia Buss
Northwest Airlines
National
Louis R. Arquilla
Boston
Arquilla
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Martin F. Feeney
Frances Barchard
A. J
Bud) Stahel
St. Paul
Detroit
Stahel
Early Approval Hopes Rise for Eisenhower Middle East Plan
House votes 262 to 146 to bar amendments on Eisenhower Middle East resolution, setting a fast track for presidential stand by authority to use forces if needed and a $200 million economic aid package. Senate review of postwar policy in the region also advances, with broad support and readiness to move after House action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
House
U. S
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Rep
Martin
R-Mass
R B White Former Montana Legislator Dies in St Louis
R B White known as Bob White former Silver Bow County resident and Montana House member died suddenly in St Louis on Tuesday. Survived by two daughters two brothers and sisters in law and other relatives. Funeral services planned in St Louis with ashes to Butte for interment under Daly Shea Mortuary.
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R. B
Bob) White
Silver Bow County
St Louis
George N. White
Butte
Mr. White
Sam R. White
White’s Funeral Home
Garfield
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana House of Representatives
Silver Bow
Sam R. White Jr
Billings
Lois Turner
St. Louis
Montana
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Farmer Becomes State's Eighth Highway Fatality
Hobson area farmer Dewey A. West about 38 was killed Tuesday when his pickup collided with a westbound freight train. The train tossed the pickup aside and the through-freight halted blocks past the crossing. West died at the scene. widow Veda survives. The couple moved to Hobson from Utah three years ago. Montana’s eighth 1957 highway death, first in 11 days.
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Hobson
Dewey A. West
West
Veda
Utah
Montana
Five Students Die in Car Bus Headon Crash
Five college students were killed instantly in a headon collision between their car and a double deck Greyhound bus on ice glazed Route 115 near Blakeslee in the Pocono mountains. They were on their way back to East Stroudsburg State Teachers College.
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Wilkes Barre
Greyhound
Blakeslee
Pocono Mountain
East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
Sunstroke Kills Five in Buenos Aires Heat Wave
Five people died from sunstroke as Buenos Aires metropolitan area sweltered in a record 110 degrees. Ninety-three others were treated at hospitals and police stations for sunstroke, while beaches reported 17 rescues from drowning as crowds sought relief in the water.
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Buenos Aires
U.P
River Plate
Montana Weather Outlook for East and West Regions
Montana forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions in the east with light snow flurries and little temperature change. Highs reach 10 to 25 degrees, with Wednesday night lows from zero to 10 above or below in extremes. west region stays cloudy with light snow tapering Thursday, highs 5 to 15 degrees and cooler nights.
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Montana
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