Missing Billings Youth Needs Daily Medication
More than 130 volunteers searched a timbered Montana mountain area near Lewistown for 17 year old Robert Foster missing since Tuesday afternoon from a church camp. He has a thyroid condition and has not taken his daily medicine, raising fears of exhaustion or worse as crews comb the rugged terrain.
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Lewistown
Mont
Claude Foster
Billings
Robert Foster
Montana
Foster
Camp Maiden
Southern Baptist Assn
Byron Stark
Carter Oil Co
Fred Bucher
National
Montana Child Falls Into Milk River Canal at St. Marys
A 5 year old boy named Alex du Bray fell into the Milk River irrigation canal near St. Marys inside Glacier Park. Volunteers retrieved the body after more than two hours with help from Malmstrom Air Force personnel and local residents.
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Babb
U.P
Glacier Park
Alex du Bray
St. Mary's
Oscar Thompson
Ted Burns
Malmstrom Air Force
St. Mary’s
State Highway Department
Park Service
du Bray
Carl du Bray
Wyola
Elma
Karen
Billy
Eddie
Meaderville Again Is Top Winner in Great July 4 Parade
Meaderville tops the Fourth of July parade with breath taking beauty and pageantry. Butte returns to work today in Mining City style saluting the birth of the United States. The event featured lively music flash back Old West scenes and patriotic rededication.
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Meaderville
Butte
United States
Elks Urge Float Retention For July Parade
Butte lodge members ask parade floats remain intact until the Fourth of July parade and the Montana State Elks Assn. parade on Saturday, July 27 at 2 30. James McCarthy, convention chair, urged courtesy. Prize winners listed after Thursday's parade include Meaderville Volunteer Fire Department 250 and Knights of Columbus 125.
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Butte Lodge of Elks
Montana State Elks Assn
James McCarthy
Elks Convention
Meaderville Volunteer Fire Department
South Side Athletic Club
Butte Beer
Knights of Columbus
Listers Club
Commercial Group
Met Tavern
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Community Creamery
Humphrey Proposes Middle East Development Agency
Sen. Humphrey D Minnesota outlined a plan to form an international agency within the UN to develop Middle East resources and resolve the Arab Israeli conflict through direct negotiations. The proposal envisions UN backed projects loans research and surveys plus a path to settle the 900000 refugees with permanent homes and livelihoods.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Middle East
Israel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Humphreys
Jordan
Bedposts Echo Call for Help Wanted Ad Taker
A historical ad urges readers to call 5451 to publish want ads openly rather than keeping confidences. The notice frames job and tenancy needs as public matters, offering a trained ad taker to help spread the message.
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Bulwer-Lytton
Prize winning floats in Butte Independence Day parade
Pictures of prize winning floats in the Butte parade are shown across downtown, Harrison avenue to the South Side. Weather was ideal with bright sunshine and blue skies as Old Glory dominated the procession and hundreds of visiting Montanans watched.
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Butte
Harrison Avenue
GOP Leaders Receive Campaign Fact Memo for 1958 Elections
Republican National Chairman Alcorn sent 10 000 GOP leaders a fact memo on civil rights taxes economy and farm prices to aid campaigning. The memo notes House support for civil rights and Senate movements while criticizing liberal Democrats over civil rights and the Hells Canyon Dam bill.
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Washington
U.P
Eade Alcorn
GOP
Congress
Alcorn
Democratic Digest
Senate
House
Hells Canyon
Senate Judiciary Committee
Actress Judy Tyler Dies in Wyoming Car Crash
Judy Tyler 24, an actress rising to stardom in Jailhouse Rock and Pipe Dream, dies in a collision near a Wyoming resort. Her bridegroom Gregory Lafayette also 24, an actor, is killed. a Wyoming man in another car dies, and two more are injured. The couple wed March 17 in Miami Beach.
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Billy the Kid
Wyo
Judy Tyler
Elvis Presley
Jailhouse Rock
Gregory Lafayette
Hopewell Junction
N.Y
Wyoming
Miss Tyler
Lafayette
Miami Beach
Fla
Conn
New York City
Hollywood
Donald D. Jones
Hanna
Paul L. Reed
Jones
Paul Thresher
Nuclear Blast Set for Today at Atomic Test Site
Favorable weather would permit a Friday early morning detonation at Yucca Flat. The sixth test of the summer series involves a balloon-suspended device 1,500 feet above the ground with over 1,000 Marines in trenches nearby. If energy yields peak, it could be the largest blast in the Western Hemisphere.
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Novia
Yucca Flat
Hemisphere
Bomb hits American Consulate in Algiers
A bomb exploded Thursday in the United States consulate in Algiers with no casualties. The blast struck a third floor hall on Rue Michelet amid rising anti US sentiment tied to Kennedy's independence speech for the territory. Initial reports claimed only minor damage.
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Algiers
Algeria
A.P
United States
Rue Michelet
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Huge Rocket Sent Aloft By Scientists
The United States launched a 24 foot Aerobee Hi rocket 160 miles up from Fort Churchill Hudson Bay setting a local altitude record. It carried 146 pounds of instruments to measure chemistry energy air density wind cosmic rays and ionospheric effects. The IGY project opened with this test and another flight was planned at midnight.
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Fort Churchill
Man.p
United States
Hudson Bay
Col. L. Smith
U. S. Army Ordnance Corps
U.S
White Sands Proving Base
N.M
International Geophysical Year
IGY
Here
Earth
Weather Stages Violent Outburst Across Six States
Tornadoes and violent wind storms roamed six states on Thursday causing injuries in Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa and a fatality in Minnesota. A Brill Wisconsin twister struck farm country while Lake City Iowa saw 24 homes damaged. Bryan Ohio faced glass and roof destruction with no injuries. A Saxony subdivision Michigan twister damaged homes and injured several.
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Los Angeles
California
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Brill
Wis
Lake City
Saxony
Brighton
Bryan
Honeymooners Killed in Nantucket Plane Crash
The bodies of Mark LaRue and Joan Whiting, newlyweds from Hudson Falls New York, were found in a wrecked Stinson Voyager light plane after they disappeared Sunday night while flying from Nantucket to Glens Falls. The crash site lay in rugged terrain between Glastonbury and Somerset mountains northeast of Bennington Vermont. A ground crew reached the bodies about five hours after an Army helicopter spotted the wreckage.
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Bennington
New York
Mark LaRue
Hudson Falls
N.Y
Joan Whiting
Nantucket
Mass
Glens Falls
Glastonbury
Somerset Mountains
Toll rises in US as Independence Day weekend begins
AP reports the holiday toll climbing with 126 traffic deaths 85 drownings and 24 miscellaneous deaths by 1 30 a m EDT totaling 235 as safety officials warn of an alarming spurt on the Fourth of July weekend A picnic tragedy in Louisiana left six dead and a bus wreck near Orangeburg South Carolina injured totals reflect widespread peril across states with Illinois implementing a new 65 mph speed limit
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Anacoco Lake
Leesville
Orangeburg
S. C
Illinois
Chicago
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Montana Woman Killed in Highway Crash Near Shelby
Mrs Walter Hunt of Joplin was killed when her car left U S Highway 2 eight miles east of Shelby and rolled into a borrow pit. The crash occurred about 6 p m, marking Montana s first fatality of the July 4 holiday period. The daughter driving was blinded by the sun while trying to pass.
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Shelby
Walter Hunt
Joplin
U. S. Highway 2
Borrow Pit
Montana
Hunt
J. C. Hunt
Miles City
U. S. 10
Robert Burns
Army Reservists Prepare Two Week Yakima Encampment
A 40 man detachment from Headquarters Company, 381st Infantry U S Army Reserves will depart Butte Saturday for two weeks of active duty at Yakima Firing Center Washington. Training begins Monday under Maj Gen LeRoy H. Anderson and returns to Butte on July 21.
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381St Infantry
U. S. Army
Butte
Yakima Firing Center
Washington
Yakima Center
S. L. McInnis
LeRoy H. Anderson
Polish Kremlin Firing Trio Under House Arrest Reported
Polish sources claim V. M. Molotov Georgi Malenkov and Lazar Ka zanovich were removed from top posts and placed under house arrest in Moscow. Dmitri Shepilov, now no government post, was expelled earlier from the Communist party.
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London
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Lazar Kazanovich
Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
Communist Party
Shepilov
Khrushchev Victory Signals Tougher Soviet Policy Toward West
A Kremlin shift under Khrushchev promises harder line on peaceful coexistence and Western relations. Western officials warn of stronger Soviet economic and military aims and a potential weakening of the North Atlantic alliance as Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich are ousted.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Russia
West
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
Peiping
State Department
V. M. Molotov
Georgie Malenkov
Lazar Kaganovitch
Dmitri Shepilov
Montana Weather Forecast Shift To Warmer Weekend
Montana outlook shows fair warm conditions across the east and south with Friday highs 80 to 90 and scattered thundershowers in the western mountains. Friday night into Saturday brings cooler air with lows 50 to 60 and highs 70 to 80 as showers spread statewide. West Montana expects persistent warmth Friday with highs 80 to 85, increasing cloudiness and thundershowers Friday night into Saturday, then cooler Saturday with lows 50 to 55 and highs 70 to 71.
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Montana
Western
Fabulous oilman Roy Cullen dies at 76 in Houston
Roy Cullen renowned oilman and philanthropist, who gave or pledged over 160 million dollars to educational and charitable causes, died Thursday of cerebral thrombosis in Houston at age 76. Survived by his wife Lillie and four daughters, he had given away about 93 percent of his fortune. University of Houston gifts topped 30 million dollars. An only son, Rev. Gustav Cullen, was killed in a 1936 oil field accident.
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Houston
Hugh Roy Cullen
Cullen
Lillie Grant Cullen
Paul
Lillie) Portanova
New York
N. Y
Ike
Agnes Louise) Arnold
Douglas ‘Margaret? Marshall
Corbin J
Wilhelmina) Robinson
Rov
Gustav Cullen
South Texas
Earthquake toll surpasses five thousand in Iran
Tehran reports that parliament learns over 5,000 Iranians died in Tuesday quakes striking Elburz Mountain and Caspian Sea coast villages and towns.
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Tehran
Iran
Elburz Mountain
Caspian Sea
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Montana Weather
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