Nuclear Engines for Aircraft Being Tested at Arco Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission reports testing of aircraft reactor designs at the Idaho experimental plant near Arco. Ground tests assess shielding cooling and integration in aircraft. Project Sherwood expanded, but first thermonuclear prototype still years away. Industrial and naval reactor work shows significant progress with $62.3 million spent. Nevada tests opened new avenues for weapons research.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Idaho
Commission
Arco
New Commission
General Electric Co
Nevada
Cattlemen urge beef buying in Benson visit
National Cattlemen's Association delegation of 12 feeders urged Secretary Benson to back a beef buying program. They proposed defense department purchases to store 180 days of supply and local school beef purchases via redeemable certificates. Senator Hickenlooper accompanied the group.
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Washington
National Cattlemen’s Association
Benson
Denver
Colo
Ed Hollenbeck
Dixon
Ill
Corn Belt Livestock Feeders Association
Hollenbeck
Defense Department
Midwest
West
White House rejects hog price supports and live hog buys
President Adams says the administration will not provide price supports for hogs nor purchase live hogs. He notes proposals require production controls and that many farmers oppose direct price supports. Representative Henry O. Talle and Iowa Republicans pressed for action after meeting at the White House.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Sherman Adams
Henry O. Talle
Iowa
Talle
Adams
Divorced Mother of 12 Has Triplets
Pittsburgh report details Huldah Vos 39, mother of 12 with 11 boys and three girls after triplet sons born within seven minutes weighing 5 7 to 5 14 pounds. One daughter died in infancy. she and husband Peter divorced last November. All babies full term and healthy, no incubator needed.
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Pittsburgh
Huldah Vos
Benson Boner Brings Plan for Muzzles in Congress
Secretary of Agriculture Benson faced renewed criticism in Congress as Rep. Burdick urged cabinet members to wear muzzles. The uproar followed a staff forged or misattributed letter praising a Harper’s article. Benson acknowledged a "boner" but Sen. Morse and others questioned the alibi.
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Washington
Secretary of
Benson
Congress
Rep. Burdick
American Farmer
Harper’s Magazine
Boner
Capital Hill
Sen. Bennett
Utah
Senate
Burdick
Eisenhower
John Fischer
Harper's
Morse
D-Ore
Irene Slagsvold
Agriculture Department
Miller M. Shurtleff
Arctic Grip Eases But No Break Seen in Montana
Subzero conditions linger across Montana for a third day with readings 20 to 30 below in the north and northeast. The Weather Bureau forecasts a modest warmup Tuesday to 5 below to 5 above in eastern areas and 5 to 15 above in the west, while roads remain mostly clear and winter driving conditions persist with chains advised on several routes.
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Arctic
Montana
Helena
Weather Bureau
Cut Bank
Missoula
Montana Automobile Assn
U. S. Highway 89
Browning
Kings Hill
Lookout Pass
U. S. 10
Lost Trail Pass
Montana weather forecast scattered snow flurries south
Montana east expects scattered snow flurries south with fair conditions north Tuesday. The outlook shows generally fair and continued cold Tuesday and Wednesday with highs from 5 below to 5 above. West Montana remains fair but cold Tuesday and Wednesday with highs 5 to 15.
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Montana
Grace Granted on Vehicle Tabs
Montana Highway Patrol will delay enforcement of the 1956 vehicle tab requirement until February 15 to ease county treasurers’ load. After February 15 the patrol will actively pursue owners who have not displayed the tabs, though the extension is not an invitation to further delay.
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Helena
Alex Stephenson
Montana Highway Patro
Montana
Stephenson
Red pepper vitamin C claim and ad writer call
A short note touts red peppers as high in vitamin C and promotes Want Ads for selling items. It offers ad writer help at 5451 and ends with a sold puppies line.
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5451
Neuberger urges reconsider of D Ewart interior post
Sen Neuberger asks President Eisenhower to replace Wesley D Ewart with a candidate whose record promises better conservation of the public domain. He cites D Ewart’s congressional actions favoring stockmen and big lumber interests, while Interior Secretary McKay defends a calm review of the facts.
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Washington
Sen
Neuberger
D-Ore
Eisenhower
Wesley D’ewart
Montana
Interior
McKay
Interior Department
D'Ewart
Sen. Morse
D’ewart
Senate
Congress
Norway Seizes Five Russian Vessels Off Aalesund
Norwegian torpedo boats intercepted Russian fishing fleet activity off Aalesund and seized five vessels within Norway’s four mile limit after warning shots. One depot ship and four trawlers were captured as 57 Russian trawlers were observed in the fleet.
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Oslo
Norway
Aalesund
Navy
Mothers March on Polio Planned in Butte Tonight
Final plans for the annual Mothers March on Polio in Butte and surrounding areas are set for 7 o clock start. Cochairs Mrs Harry Rowe and Mrs Far Clemo say 400 women plus husbands will canvass districts to raise funds for the March of Dimes.
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Butte
Harry Rowe
Far] Clemo
Cochairmen
Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Butte Sees Record Cold Threats Continue
Butte faced escalating cold as temperatures plunged to minus 20 at the airport around midnight and minus 6 in uptown. The harsh spell marks the coldest day of the season with earlier records of minus 20 and historic lows of minus 31 and minus 34 on prior dates.
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Butte
Midwest Storm Heads East Delivers Heavy Snow Across Region
A fast moving storm dumped up to 10 inches of snow in parts of Kansas and Missouri and spread snow and rain across the Midwest and Northeast. Highway travel remained dangerous, schools closed in Indiana, and cold air spread from Montana to the Appalachians while Florida stayed mild.
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Midwest
Pennsylvania
New York State
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Upper
Ohio River Valley
New York
Michigan
New England
South Atlantic
Rockies
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Mississippi River
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Appalachians
Florida
Vero Beach
Refrigerated Freight Rate Raise Granted
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a 15 percent rise in refrigerated freight rates to take effect within 30 days. Railroads had sought a 30 percent across-the-board increase for protective services such as heating and special handling. The ICC noted strong opposition from many shippers including citrus growers and meat and fish packers.
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Washington
U.P
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Man Out of Hospital Reports Burglary at Home
Jack Lane of 62442 W Galena reported to police that while hospitalized for a week his home was entered and rummaged. Thieves took a man’s wrist watch in a steel case a woman’s wrist watch a diamond from an engagement ring and a woman’s gold band ring.
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Jack Lane
W. Galena
Yale students held after stealing mail boxes in car
Two 21 year old Yale students were jailed and later released on bail after police found three stolen mail boxes in their car in New Canaan Connecticut.
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New Canaan, Conn
U.P
Yale
Photo Taking in Courts Gains Support in Colorado
Colorado judge James M. Noland testified before the state Supreme Court that news pictures should be allowed in trials. He urged unobtrusive equipment and no disturbance, while opposing live broadcasting until court orderliness improves.
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Denver
Colorado
Colorado Supreme Court
James M. Noland
Durango
6Th District Court
O. Otto Moore
Noland
Supreme Court
American Bar Assn
Supreme
David Rosner
Colorado Bar Assn
Bar Assn
Rosner
ABA
Bar Association
Thomas Edwards
Cleveland
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Bar Assa
Chou En-lai Presses War and Peace in World Tense
In a speech to Peiping's political consultative conference broadcast before Eden Eisenhower talks, Chou En-lai warned of possible war to seize Formosa but urged achieving the Nationalist ceasing fight by peaceful means if possible. He urged collaboration with the United States toward a momentary doom for China for those who resist Peiping. The remarks aligned with Moscow's peace push and Bulganin's 20 year pact proposal.
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Tokyo
Red China
Chou En-lai
Washington
Eisenhower
Eden
Chou
Peiping
U. S
Moscow
Bulganin
U.S
Agnes Barker Celebrates 100th Birthday at Bracknell
Miss Agnes Barker the village blacksmith marked her hundredth birthday in Ladysmithy Bracknell England last week. She owns the smithy that was once run by her father.
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Bracknell
England
Agnes Barker
Eden Assures Ike of British Backing in White House Talks
Prime Minister Eden pledged Britain's full support for President Eisenhower's policy on Russia during the first in a series of White House meetings. A conference spokesman said the two leaders reached broad agreement on Russia's recent moves and on joint approaches in the Middle East including Israel Arab tensions and Britain’s dispute with Saudi Arabia. They also discussed Western European unity efforts such as the Atlantic Pact and the European Economic Community projects.
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Washington
Eden
Britain
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
United States
Middle East
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Cyprus
Egypt
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
Sec
Pilot Abandons North Atlantic Night Flight to Paris
Captain William F. Judd, 40, a Trans World Airlines pilot, attempted a nonstop winter crossing from New York to Cairo in a light four seat Cessna 180. Ice and fatigue forced a landing at Toussus-Le-Noble near Paris after 24 hours 11 minutes aloft.
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Paris
William F. Judd
North Atlantic
New York
Cairo
Red Sea
Judd
South Haven
Kan
Toussus-Le-Noble
Trans World Airlines
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Air Transport Command
Colette
Alan Patrick
TWA
Bears in Calgary Zoo Stay Awake to Winter Mood
In Calgary Alberta the Bears at the Calgary Zoo do not hibernate and remain active during winter. Zoo keeper Stewart Smuth comments that they would sleep if they could but behave like humans with a hangover.
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Calgary
Alta
Stewart Smuth
Four Airmen Found Alive After Alaska Plane Crash
Brig. Gen. John R. Noyes Maj. Robert Kolb and Maj. Francis Seignart plus Sgt. Richard August among the four survivors. The wreck occurred Friday on the Seward Peninsula near Nome during a routine Guard facility inspection. Paramedics and rescue crews aided in the recovery as sub zero conditions and extreme exposure threatened the others.
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Nome
Alaska
Alaska National Guard
Seward Peninsula
John ,R. Noyes
Robert Kolb
Bering Strait
Soviet Siberia
Francis Seignart
Richard August
Noyes
Kolb
Ft. Richardson
Anchorage
Civil Air Patrol
74Th Air Rescue Squadron
Ladd Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Shishmaref
National Guard
Juneau
Army
West Point
MSU to Build Five X Shaped Family Housing Units
Missoula Montana State University will start construction in March on the first of five ultra modern family housing units replacing the old strip housing. The five X shaped buildings cost about 750000 dollars, rise three stories and total nearly 250 units when complete.
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Missoula
U.P
Montana State University
MSU
Carl McFarland
Helena
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