Dulles Urges Red Leaders to Free Satellites
Secretary of State Dulles challenged Moscow to liberate its satellite nations from captivity to prove anti Stalin policy is real. He warned the world will watch if Moscow will modify foreign and domestic policies and said only vigorous democracy can guard against despotism. He predicted liberalizing forces in Russia may prove irresistible within a decade and softened his earlier attack on neutrality as immoral.
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Washington
State Dulles
Stalin
Dulles
Moscow
Russia
40 and 8 Antics Launch Legion Conclave
Members of the Forty and Eighters prepare for the state American Legion convention in Butte with a grand promenade and a townwide hunt for Old Man Gloom. Events include a Legion Hall formation, a wreck, banquet, comic parade, and a late night trial and execution on the library steps, led by Judge McClernan with Olsen prosecuting and Richardson defending.
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Butte
American Legion
Legion
Legion Hall
West Broadway Formration
Finlen Hotel
Butte Public Library
John B. McClernan
Arnold Olsen
George Richardson
W. E. Wilkins
la Grande
Ore
Nixon's Position Is Unchanged in 1956 Ticket Talk
Vice President Nixon, returning from a world tour, said his April 26 renomination pledge remains valid as the President and national convention decide. He noted he would accept if Eisenhower and delegates opt to run Ike and Dick again, with Sen. Knowland and Chairman Hall confirming the ticket’s anticipated lineup.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Nixon
Ike and
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Gettysburg
Leonard Hall
Hall
Iraqi to France plan sparks anti French sentiment
An Iraqi who said he would depart to France to join the French army and oppose Algerian nationalists faced Arab hostility. Baghdad's Penal Court jailed him for two years for insulting national feeling.
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Baghdad
France
City Reconsiders Armory Site in Stodden Park
City council votes to revisit June action denying ground in Stodden Park for an Army Reserve armory and study park sketches for possible land. Five acres are needed for a $200 000 armory, with the Army willing to buy the land and help fund an 18 hole municipal golf course. decision expected next week.
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Butte
Stodden Park
Army Reserve Training Corps
Army
Clark Park
Beryl Wilson
Edward Sparks
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Richard Shaw
Robert Heckman
Army Reserve
William Renouard
John Lindquist
Sparks
Montana Weather Outlook for Thursday and Friday
Montana east region forecasts partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms and little temperature change. Highs range 75 to 85, up to 90 in the southeast. western area mainly 75 to 85. Table shows 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending at 5 30 p m Wednesday.
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Montana
Israel Holds Intensive Air Raid Drills Across Jerusalem
Israel stages air raid drills in Jerusalem with sirens, explosions, and smoke on the second civil defense day. Ben Gurion cabinet meets to assess the security situation amid claims Jordanian forces arm refugees and militants along the frontier. Israel protests Egypt over the Panagia ship detention in Port Said, tying it to the armistice and warns at the UN of rising tensions before Hammarskjold’s peace mission.
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Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Jordan
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Hammarskjold
E. L. M. Burns
U. N. Truce Supervision Organization
Palestine
Panagia
Suez Canal
Haifa
Aqaba Gulf
Elath
Port Said
United Nations
New York
Abba Eban
Middle East
Jordan Frontier
Jinxed freighter sinks ship in dense Atlantic fog
In thick fog off Boston a 7,255 ton Panamanian freighter Estoril was rammed by the Italian 7,000 ton Mazzella and sank after 4:22 a.m. Thirty three crewmen abandoned to lifeboats and were rescued by De Mazzella. The Estoril was bound for Baltimore from Halifax headed for Philadelphia before detour due to a steel strike.
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New York
Estoril
Boston
Halifax
Coast Guard
Casco
S.O.S
Newfoundland
Britain
Baston
le Havre
France
Mazzella
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Montana Boy Riding Bike Killed by Lightning Bolt
Kenneth Schaefer, 14, was struck by lightning while riding a bicycle along a country lane near Plevna. He was found about five hours later and died instantly from a bolt to the back of the neck. Funeral services will be held at the Congregation Church next Sunday. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Schaefer and four sisters.
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Plevna
U.P
Kenneth Schaefer
C. A. Week
John Schaefer
Union and Steel Firm Head to Meet Today in Pittsburgh
Washington reports a new face-to-face labor management meeting in the steel strike set for 4 p.m. Thursday in Pittsburgh. Federal mediator Joseph Finnegan said both sides are willing to go further and remain cooperative though no additional joint sessions beyond Thursday were agreed. John A. Stephens of U S Steel voiced optimism that the union will accept the offers.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Finnegan
Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
Ike to Confer With Hall on Campaign
President Eisenhower called a rapid strategy session with Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall in Gettysburg. Hall will travel from Washington to discuss convention plans and campaign strategy as the party gears up for the six weeks before the San Francisco convention. Hagerty said plans are being formed but no blueprints will be released yet.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Washington
GOP
San Francisco
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower Farm
Senate
Knowland
California
Hagerty
Senate Move Aims To Lift Foreign Aid To Four Billion
The House approved 3.6 billion for foreign aid, short of Eisenhower’s four to five billion target. A renewed push in the Senate seeks to boost total to about four billion, with a conference likely to shape final figures. A separate Senate investigation into the program was created, to begin next year.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Senate House
Congress
Guatemala
Yugoslavia
Bentley
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
GOP
Appropriations
Armed Services Committees
Six Hospitalized in Car Collision Near Cruichmond
A Bremerton Washington family of five and a Montana rancher were hospitalized after a car pickup crash on U S highway 10 near Cruichmond. Arthur James 65 suffered a fractured hip, while Orleans D James 35 driver Orville James 35, and Mary James 62, and two childrenLeonard 10 and Larry 3 sustained head injuries. The James family was returning from a vacation when the collision occurred.
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Mary James
Leonard
Larry
James
Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens T:
Children’s Day plans at Columbia Gardens for Thursday with heavy attendance expected. Free bus service for children under 14 provided by The Anaconda Company runs from Park and Main at 9 30 a m and returns from the Gardens at 4 p m. Gardens staff supervise the youngsters at play.
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Columbia Gardens
Anaconda Company
Gardens
Park and Main
Officers Elected by Postmasters in Montana
Montana branch president Lowell Galbreth of Garneill was re elected by acclamation at the 34th annual Montana Postmasters convention in Butte Billings was chosen as 1957 convention city Other officers elected unanimously include Orville Hansen Gilford first vice president Charles L Beers Judith Gap second vice president Martha Davis Plains third vice president and Margaret Gow Florence secretary treasurer Geneva Bridgeman Wilsall declined another term Delegates named Lectra Paul Sula Hanson Beers Gow with alternates Lena Fleming Bonner Blanche Stratton Moccasin Ethel Burchak Stanford Galbreth also attends the national convention in St Paul Minn The sessions opened Monday at the Hotel Finlen 130 Montana communities were represented A Tuesday night banquet highlighted the event Ted Johnson read a report on the Galveston convention and Galbreth delivered his annual review of league operations and pending postal legislation The group praised district officers and local workers for compliance with postal rules and records.
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Lowell Galbreth
Garneill
Montana
National League of Postmasters
Billings
Orville Hansen
Gilford
Charles L. Beers
Judith Gap
Martha Davis
Plains
Margaret Gow
Florence
Geneva Bridgeman
Wilsall
Lectra Paul
Sula
Hansen
Beers
Miss Gow
St. Paul
Minn
Lena Fleming
Bonner
Blanche Stratton
Moccasin
Ethel Burchak
Stanford
Bridgeman
Galbreth
National League
Finlen
Post Office
Robert Brelsford
Butte
Galveston
Ted Johnson
League and Progress
Congress
Steel industry posts half year production record
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports nationwide strikes and a first half production total of 62,644,175 tons, up from 57,206,302 tons for the same period in 1955, signaling strong output despite labor action.
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New York
American Iron &_ Steel Institute
Dental Officers to Speak at Renouard Dinner
Dr Harold Hillenbrand of Chicago who is secretary of the American Dental Assn will be principal speaker at a testimonial dinner honoring Dr C S Renouard a prominent Mining City dentist The dinner at Finlen Hotel starts with a cocktail hour at 7 15 and 8 oclock dinner sponsored by the Third District Dental Society of Montana Many dentists from other states will attend from ADA leadership and Montana professionals including Dr M P Harrington and Dr B J Keenan oversee women reservations through Dr Edward Bartoletti registrar.
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Harold Hillenbrand
Chicago
The
American Dental Assn
C. S. Renouard
Mining
Finlen
Third District Dental Society of
Montana
Renouard
Bernard C. Kingsbury
San Francisco
Butte
University of Southern California
F. J. Hemmer
Phoenix
Alice Davenport
J. R. Davenport
American College of Dentists
Federation Dentaire Internationale
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Psi Omega Fraternity
ADA
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
House of Delegates
Montana State Dental Assn
Third District Dental Society
Montana Dental Assn
Bureau of Economics and Statistics
John Kaparich
Edward Bartoletti
Rialto Building
M. P. Harrington
B. J. Keenan
Thief Takes Trap At Auto Parts Store in Miami
George Marshall set a flash camera and trip cord to trap a burglar after two prior break in attempts at his auto parts shop in Miami. The intruder returned early Wednesday, opened the window, and stole only the camera worth ten dollars, police reported.
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Miami
Fla
George Marshall
Marshall
Emancipation Pledge for Soviet Women Prompts Debate
In Moscow Premier Bulganin pledged to abolish heavy labor for women in the near future as part of a pension bill debate in the Supreme Soviet. He noted that heavy labor by women had already been cut and warned against using the personality cult campaign to attack policy. The session drew foreign onlookers including Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Kim Il Sung.
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Moscow
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Council of Ministers
Bulgania
Stalin
Bulganin
Iran
Mohamed Reza Pahlevi
Soraya
Kim Nl] Sung
North Korea
Shah
Copper price cut echoes global drop six cents
New York The Anaconda Co cut its copper price from 46 to 40 cents, joining Phelps-Dodge and Kennicott in lowering U S producer prices. The move follows pressure from custom smelters and rivals abroad, with foreign and smelter prices also easing. This six-cent cut is the largest change by U S producers since 1953.
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New York
Anaconda Co
United States
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp
U. S
Farthing value and Want Ads pitch in old notice
The piece explains the English farthing and its value versus a U.S. cent, then promotes Want Ads for selling items. It invites readers to place or respond to ads, offering a Joseph Dingle row boat sale at $35 and a contact address 000 W. Woolman.
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U.S
Joseph Dingle
W. Woolman
D'Ewart Hearing Sparks Senate Interior Committee Debate
A Senate Interior Committee hearing on Wesley A. D'Ewart's nomination to be assistant secretary of the interior sparked dispute over the 1954 Montana senatorial race. Senator Murray recalled false propaganda about him, while D'Ewart disavowed responsibility for campaign materials as Anderson assumed the chair.
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Morris Cleavenger
Washington
Montana
Senate Interior Committee
Wesley A. D’ewart
Interior
D'Ewart
Sen
Murray
Dmont
Interior Committee
D’ewart
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Senate
Harlowton Boy Drowns In Creek Near Home
Larry Smith seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Omar Smith of Harlowton was found drowned in a small creek near his home Wednesday evening. He had been missing about an hour.
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Harlowton
Larry Smith
Omar Smith
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