Rebels Free 4 More Yanks and a Canadian From Cuban Rebel Hideout
Four more U S and one Canadian were airlifted Sunday from a Cuban rebel hideout to Guantanamo Bay. The five, employed by Mont Bay Mining Co., included John N. Schissler and Harold S. Kristianson, among others. The embassy said 36 Americans and one Canadian remain captives.
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U. S. Naval Base
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John N. Schissler
Montgomery
Ala
U. S
Havana
Lopez Mateos Appears Mexico’s New President Victory claimed for Lopez Mateos
AP report from Mexico City notes the government party claiming a landslide victory for Adolfo Lopez Mateos in the election for Mexico’s 57th president. Women voted for the first time, with turnout high across 29 states.
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Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
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Corrales Ayala
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
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Chamber of Deputies
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
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Ex Governor Lee enters Senate race as independent
Salt Lake City UPI J Bracken Lee former Utah governor and controversial figure announces bid for Senate seat held by Arthur V Watkins on an independent ticket. Lee denounces both major parties on taxes and spending, cites past conflicts with GOP, vows limited government. Watkins seeks reelection. Democrat Frank Moss also pursuing nomination.
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UPI
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Senate
Arthur V. Watkins
Lee
George D. Clyde
Watkins
Salt Lake County
Frank E. Moss
United Nations
Montana Weather: Cloudy Skies and Scattered Showers
East region into Tuesday brings considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and after noon thundershowers in the mountains and eastern slopes. Warmer daytime temps with highs 56-65 north and 67-75 south. lows 40-55 tonight, 60-75 Tuesday. West region sees scattered thundershowers with little temp change. Monday highs 67-75, tonight 45-55, Tuesday 70-80.
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Mantana
ADA Urges Tax Cut and Spending Plan But Action Lags
Washington AP ADA urged President Eisenhower and Congress to pursue a tax cut and broad spending program. It warned of under employment and under production ahead with production not reaching 1957 levels again before 1960. It called for an eight billion dollar annual tax cut and expanded spending on schools hospitals housing highways and social security to spur demand. Washington observers expect no large scale tax cut this year and note President Eisenhower opposes big federal spending though proposals for a housing bill water projects and social security increase are afloat.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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D-Tenn
Adams Friend To Explain Check Holdup
Bernard Goldfine plans to explain nearly $777,000 in uncashed checks to House investigators. He had refused to discuss them previously saying they were not pertinent. The checks, dating back to 1942, were linked to his companies and mentioned in connection with government regulatory dealings.
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Bernard Goldfine
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Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Jack Lotto
Mildred Paperman
Lott
Lotto
New York
International News Service
Philip Brennan
Fredericksburg
Roger Robb
Subcommittee
John B. Bennett
Mich
Peter F. Mack
Ill
Plane Survivors Battled Sharks
HONOLULU UPS reports three survivors of a downed Air Force C124 Globemaster told how they fought sharks with bare hands for nearly 12 hours before rescue. The crash, about 600 miles northwest of Oahu, left six missing and six dead. Pilot Capt Jonathan Brown and two others, Tech Sgt James Phillips and S Sgt James, sustained shark bites during the ordeal.
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Pacific Waters
Here
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Japan
Jonathan Brown
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Butte Man Dies While Hunting for Lost Person Report False
Butte resident William J. Kivisto died Sunday near Whitehall in the Little Pipestone Creek area while helping search for a man reported lost. Jefferson County Coroner Kyle Scott said the death was likely a heart attack. The missing person report appeared false.
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E. Mercury
Pipestone Creek
Whitehall
Jefferson County
Kyle Scott
Kivisto
Butte
Scott
Duggan Merrill
Vote-Minded Congress In Stretch Drive, Benefits Prime Issue
An election minded Congress heads into the home stretch before adjournment with decisions still pending on pocketbook issues. House action likely on Social Security benefit increases and payroll tax liberalization, plus measures aiding small businessmen farmers and railroads. Senate action unsure. Planning for adjournment by mid August to allow lawmakers time to campaign before the November elections.
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Congress
Vincent J. Burke Washington
UPI
House
Bomb Letter Still Mystery In London Case
In London AP report 34 year old RAF bandsman William Stanley Whales, now unemployed, retracts a confession to writing a threatening atom bomb letter to the Soviet embassy. He previously claimed to have authored the letter to protest RAF discharge without pension. Continued on page 2.
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Royal Air Force
William Stanley Whales
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Whales
Adenauer Backed On Nuclear Plans In West German State Vote
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer wins broad backing for pro nuclear armament policy as his Christian Democrats recapture North Rhine Westphalia with 104 of 200 seats. Socialists gain 81 seats and Free Democrats 15 as final tallies show a shift toward a two party system amid NATO atomic weapon controversy. The new Parliament serves a four year term with overall results reinforcing Adenauer's administration.
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Konrad Adenauer
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North Rhine- Westphalia
Adenauer
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Emil Gross
Wolfgang Doering
Christian Democrats
Bundeswehr
Army
Socialists
Center
German Party
German Reich Party
German Union
Christian Democrat
Soviets Call for War on Religion in Ideological Drive
In Moscow the Air Force newspaper Soviet Aviation urged intensified battle against religion, saying it serves as a hiding place for spies against Communist countries and should be defeated as part of ideological struggle.
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Moscow
Soviet Aviation
Italian Couple Plunges Into Marriage in Sky Ceremony
In Turin an 18 year old Bianca Cappone and 36 year old Alberto De Cristofaro wed in a parachute landing ato the Roman Catholic parish after leaping from a light plane at 1300 feet. The stunt drew 3000 spectators as F84 fighters roared overhead and parachutists formed sky engravings. The couple then attended an open air mass and planned a further jump which was vetoed by the bride.
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UPI
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Alberto de Cristofaro
de Cristofaro
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Lino Basso
Pravda Calls Trust Between Nations to Prevent Nuclear Attacks
The Pravda criticizes Western calls for international inspections as a path to avert surprise nuclear strikes, arguing that only a genuine trust among nations can deter such attacks.
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Pravda
Communist Party
Drownings and Deaths Climb Over Fourth of July Weekend
The Associated Press reports about 20 million cars during Independence Day weekend as traffic fatalities rise past Memorial Day figures. Officials warn the most dangerous hours are ahead, with a record high possible though a late peak was not yet certain. A head‑on crash near Junction City and a Portland fireworks plant explosion added to casualties, with patterns shown across the 78‑hour period.
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Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
Junction City
Kan
Portland
Ore
National DAV Chief to Visit Butte for Dinner Meeting
National commander of the Disabled American Veterans Paul E. Frederick Jr of Cincinnati Ohio will speak at a 6 p.m. informal dinner at Howie's Wednesday in Butte to honor him. J A Millicam says Frederick, 34, entered service in 1942 as a surgical technician and was wounded near Heidelberg Germany in 1945 saving a comrade. He spent a year in hospitals before discharge in 1946 and later became active in DAV chapters in Ohio. Frederick and his wife have five children.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Butte Dav
J. A. Millicam
Butte
Frederick
Howie’s
Ladies Auxiliary
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Heidelberg
Germany
England
United States
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Chase Law College
Dulles Reports Satisfactory Talks With De Gaulle
Secretary of State Dulles returned to Washington after what he called full and satisfactory talks with French Premier De Gaulle in Paris. He described De Gaulle as wise and powerful and said no decision was reached on France's growing atomic program, to be worked out with the United States and NATO. He planned to join President Eisenhower in Ottawa for talks with Canadian officials.
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Dulles
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Eisenhower
Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
de Gaulle
France
United States
North Atlantic Alliance
Waterfront Fire Devours Two Piers in Boston
A general alarm blaze roared through two piers and two warehouses on Boston's waterfront Sunday night. No injuries reported. Six fishing boats destroyed. Twelve explosions rocked one warehouse, likely from six trucks inside. Fire fueled by crates and boxes. flames lit the skyline until near containment reached about a half hour after discovery.
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Merchants and Miners
Northern Ave
South Railroad
Plane Crash in San Francisco Bay Kills Three
A Beechcraft Bonanza piloted by Oakland resident Frank Skoubye crashed on mud flats in east San Francisco Bay while en route from Reno to Oakland. Police identified the two adults as Skoubye and his wife Anna Mae. a teenage male body remained unidentified.
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Calif
API
Reno
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Frank Skoubye
Skoubye
Anna Mae
Wreck Kills Six in Springfield Collision
Six people died and two were critically injured in a head on crash on a heavy thundershower day near Springfield Missouri. The victims included four members of two Springfield families.
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