Eisenhower Still Pleases to Make Nixon Veep Candidate
President Eisenhower reiterated he would be pleased to run with Vice President Nixon on the Republican ticket this year. Leonard Hall, GOP chairman, said Eisenhower would formally reaffirm the Nixon pairing and likely appear at the San Francisco convention to accept a second term nomination. Nixon arrives Friday with Dulles to report on his world tour.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Nixon
Washington
White House
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
State Dulles
Eisenhower Hall
San Francisco
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Soviet deputy proposes major amendments in legislative reform
In Moscow a Supreme Soviet deputy, M A Gedvilas former Lithuanian premier, proposed large changes to a social security bill in a public session. This marked a rare move toward liberalization of Soviet parliamentary procedure, previously limited to minor budget amendments. Gedvilas chairs the legislative pronovals committee in the Council of Nationalities. Continued on page 14.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
M. A. Gedvilas
Lithuania
Council of Nationalties
Gedvilas
Senate OKs 400 Million Atomic Power Reactor Plan
The Senate approved a measure authorizing a 400 million dollar program of government construction of atomic power reactors by a 49 to 40 vote. Backers say it will launch the domestic atomic power industry and strengthen the U S lead in the nuclear race. the bill moves to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Russia
Legionnaires Invade Mining City for 38th State Conclave
The 38th annual convention of the American Legion Montana Dept and of the American Legion Auxiliary opens Friday with sessions in the Montana Theater and the Knights of Columbus Building. About 1,000 delegates are expected. leaders include Joyce Wohlgemuth as presider and Joyce Robinson for the auxiliary. Thursday featured activities of the 40 and 8 and related groups with officers named for next year.
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Joyce Wohlgemuth
Vaughn Rancher
Jay H. Robinson
Chateau
The
American Légion
Montana Dept
Wohlgemuth
Legion
Robinson
Legionnaires
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Montana
Knights of Columbus
Joyce G. Wohlgemuth
State Department
Joyce Robinson
Department
Legion Circles
Legion Hall
Copper Bowl
Finlen
Roy McCallum
Lewistown
Charles C. West
Helena
Ralph Woodley
Billings
Earl Angell
Missoula
FE. A. Dingle
Cheminat Nationale
Park W. Willis Jr
Hamilton
Great Falls
George Snell Jr
Alvin E. Meyers
Wilsall
Truman Smith
West
E. B. Wainwright
Butte
Central
Merle Coleman
Bozeman
Departmental la Chapeau
Bernice Palmer
Demi la Chapeau
Rose Gregor
Bridger
Opal Felberg
Kalispell
L’archiviste
Bernice Love
Miles City
Amonier
Bernice Frickey
la Concierge
Bernice
State Lutheran League Will Convene in Butte
The Lutheran Laymen League of St. Mark Lutheran Church hosts the Montana District convention in Butte with delegates from Lutherans of the Missouri Synod gathering Friday evening. Key officials, speakers, and activities outline a busy two day program including a banquet, rally services, and Lutheran Hour talks led by Dr. Eugene R. Bettermann.
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Lutheran Laymen’s League of
St. Mark
League
A. E. Gierke
St. Mark Church
Howard A. Teschler
Fort Benton
Lutheran Laymen’s League
Mark Schoknecht
Libby
Vernon Mittelstadt
Billings
Julius Kalbus
Great Falls
August Birkholz
Miles City
William Small
Laurel
August Hein
Bridger
Elmer Zanto
Highwood
Bernard Kuenzel
Havre
Martin H. Juengel
Three Forks
E. T. Leckband
R. N. Zagel
Anaconda
St. Mark Lutheran Church
Bettermann
Lutheran Hour
Detroit
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Continentals Far From Worthless
The expression not worth a continental refers to Continental Congress money from the Revolution that became nearly worthless yet attracts collectors. If you own currency the continental is worth money to dealers or collectors. Want Ads help you find buyers quickly. Dial 5451.
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Continental Congress
Montana Weather Forecast Central and Eastern Regions
East region expects increasing clouds with scattered showers and thunderstorms then cooling Friday night highs 70 to 95. Northwest to southeast spread. western region mostly sunny Friday with afternoon storms, highs 80 to 90, cooler Saturday with some mountain showers.
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Montana
Weather table shows 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums
The table notes maximums apply to a 12 hour period and minimums cover an 18 hour span ending at 5 30 p m Thursday, outlining temperature ranges and time frames for the forecast.
Dulles Warns Against Cut in Aid Money
Secretary of State Dulles urged maintaining foreign aid above the House’s $3.6 billion cap, warning a cut could be a disaster amid global communist threats. Admiral Radford backed the stance, noting reductions would jeopardize security and weaken allies. The Senate heard the testimony after the House vote and scrutiny of authorization limits.
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Dulles
Washington
House
Radford
Eisenhower
Dulles-Radford
Congress
Senate
Nasser Arrives in Belgrade for Yugoslav Conference
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser arrived in Belgrade for eight days of talks with Yugoslav President Tito and Indian Prime Minister Nehru on an active coexistence neutrality stance. Discussions will cover Algerian independence, France in North Africa, and other international issues. Nasser was welcomed at Batjnica airport and paraded through crowds toward the old royal palace.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Tito
Nehru
Brioni
Adriatic
France
North Africa
Nasser
Batjnica
Old Palace
Thug Strikes Butte Woman With Gun
A thin, unshaven man about 30 punched Butte resident Alice Perharich with a pistol when she refused to drive him away late Thursday. She survived the attack with minor injuries after screams drew attention. suspect fled toward Henry street, described as 5 feet 8 inches, wearing jeans, a white T shirt and dark hat.
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Butte
Alice Perharich
Perharich Auto
Henry Street
British Plans for Cyprus to Be Pushed
London announced continued push for self government in Cyprus but only after terrorism ends. Eden rejected NATO linkage and noted Lord Radcliffe will draft a liberal constitution with safeguards for all communities. Turkish Cypriots demand equal upper-house representation while Greek Cypriot leaders kept silent.
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London
Eden
Britain
Cyprus
NATO
United States
Greece
Nicosia
John Harding
Turkey
Fazil Kuchuk
Cyclone strikes North Miami Oklahoma injures two
A wind storm described as a cyclone whipped North Miami and caused heavy damage to about six homes. Two people were injured, including 75 year old Mrs Oliver Jones. The storm extended toward Commerce with damage to outbuildings and lines. Wind speeds were estimated at 75 mph. Electric power was restored within an hour in Commerce.
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North Miami
Okla
Oklahoma
Commerce
Oklahoma-Kansas
Oliver Jones
Dana Jones
Oklahoma Republican
Ruth Esther Chapman
Miss Jones
Oklahoma City Weather Bureau
Highway Patrol
Miami News Record
Jess Heck
Miami
Here
Dixon-Yates contract voided by Wen Zell dual role ruling
The Justice Department said Adolphe H. Wenzell dual role voided the 1954 Dixon-Yates private power contract and the government owes nothing for cancelling it. It asked the U.S. Court of Claims to dismiss Dixon-Yates interests led by Mississippi Valley Generating Co. suit seeking 3,543,778.45 dollars.
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Washington
Justice Dept
Adolphe H. Wenzell
Dixon-Yates
Department
U. S. Court of Claims
Mississippi Valley Generating Co
Belgrade Girl Narrowly Escapes Water Hazard
A 5 year old Belgrade girl fell into an irrigation ditch Thursday noon, went through a culvert and a flume under a racetrack grandstand. Playmates alerted Mrs. James Balkey, who pulled the child from the water and performed artificial respiration until the Belgrade Fire Dept. respirator arrived. She was taken 11 miles to Bozeman hospital and reported recovering three hours later.
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Bozeman
Belgrade
Marty Quick
James Balkey
Belgrade Fire Dept
Talks in Steel Strike Resume in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH Negotiators resumed efforts to end the 12 day steel strike and recessed without word of progress. A new wage contract seemed unlikely for now as union president McDonald said the industry has no intention to negotiate at this time. Federal mediators left after 45 minutes but were recalled as sessions were scheduled for Friday.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Federal Mediation Service
Joseph F. Finnegan
Mediation Service
Newsmen
Finnegan
Gov
Train Hits Truck Die Two Children in West Virginia Crash
A 70 car Chesapeake and Ohio coal train struck a stalled truck on a grade crossing near Charleston. Two children, William Harrison 10 and Peggy 8, were killed and two brothers ages 11 and 6 were in critical condition. The father Luther Harrison 44, Ezra 15, and a 13 year old companion escaped.
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Charleston
W. Va
U.P
Thomas Memorial Hospital
William Harrison
Peggy
Paul
Jerry
Luther Harrison
Alcott
Ezra
Flash Flood Hits Drummond D amaged Homes
A flash flood swept Drummond late Wednesday with 6 to 12 inches of water spilling over the main section. A 14 year old boy narrowly escaped drowning while debris cleared from a flooding creek. Water covered U S Highway 10 as logs and stumps were moved from streets by six officers and graders. Basements and homes reported flooding in the town.
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Drummond
U. S. Highway 10
Mansfield Raps Far East Policy
Sen. Mike Mansfield warns the Eisenhower administration gambles more recklessly than Truman over the Far East. He says policy toward Red China is similar in principle and a middle ground between peace and war. He cautions Japan’s strain in ties with the U.S. and signals Japan edging toward Soviet talks and expanded trade with Asia.
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Washington
U.P
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Truman
Far East
Senate
Red China
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Japan
Soviet Union
Montana Democrat
Free Nations
Gromyko Angers on U.N. Disarmament Stage
Andrei Gromyko of the Soviet Union pressed Western arms ceilings at the U.N. Disarmament Commission while blasting Western policies and open skies. He proposed 20 million man armed forces for the United States Soviet Union and China and 750000 for Britain and France, provoking sharp retorts from Lodge and others before a lunch adjournment.
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United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
China
Britain
France
Eisenhower
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Gromyko
Lodge
Russia
Iran
Canada
Australia
Peru
Harriman Calls Eisenhower Naive in Russian Policy
Washington (UP) Governor Averell Harriman of New York said President Eisenhower has been very naive in dealings with Russian leaders. Speaking at the National Press Club he contrasted Eisenhower's views with Harriman’s record and warned against the old smear of soft on Communism.
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Washington
U.P
Averell Harriman
New York
Eisenhower
Geneva
National Press Club
Harriman
Boost in Disabled Veterans Payments Approved
Washington U P The House voted unanimously to raise government compensation for veterans disabled in military service by 10 percent. The 391 to 6 roll call vote preceded brief debate. The bill, costing about 172 million dollars yearly, moves to the Senate with uncertain fate and faces administration opposition.
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Washington
U.P
House
Senate
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Thira
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