Bulganin Says USSR Seeks Peace and Strong Army
Soviet Premier Bulganin told reporters in Moscow that the USSR goes to Geneva seeking preparations by other states. He noted the Soviet army is very good with necessary equipment to safeguard security and pledged that the delegation will strive to attain lofty aims at the Summit talks.
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Moscow
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S.S.R
Edgar Faure
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Georgi K. Zhukov
Andrei Gromyko
House Committee Approves Taxes for Road Building
The House Public Works Committee backed a historic 12 year road program with 12 billion dollars in new taxes to fund construction. A bill seeking 48 percent of 1.0 trillion in roads would have the federal government cover about 35 percent, funding 40,000 miles of superhighways. The gasoline tax would rise one cent per gallon for 15 years and other automotive levies would increase. Committee chair Rep. Fallon said the bill would be refined and brought to a final vote Monday, with action expected by next week.
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Washington
House Public Works
Rep. Fallon
D-Md
House
McCormack
Mass
Senate
Eisenhower
Boy Dies After Fall From Horse Near Silver Bow Hospital
Robert George Aro 10 of 1022 E Galena Butte died at St James Hospital about 8 30 p m from injuries after falling from a horse while hiking with three other boys near the Silver Bow County Hospital Dr Emmet J Paulsen county coroner said no inquest will be held Aro was born in Butte and would have entered sixth grade at Grant School He was a member of the Methodist Church He is survived by his parents three sisters grandparents uncles and aunts and numerous cousins.
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Butte
Silver Bow County Hospital
Robert George Aro
Walter G. Arvo
E. Galena
Dick Krum
Kenneth
Aro
Grant School
Methodist Church
Phyllis
Sharon
Sandra Aro
Lewis Aro
Buxton
Three Injured When Hit by Butte Autos
Three Butte incidents Friday night injured a man and two boys within two hours. William Rowe, 42, fractured leg, collided with a car driven by Bob Raymond near Park and Wyoming at about 10 p.m. He was admitted to Community Memorial Hospital. Robert Rowe Jr., 6, on a bicycle, was hit by a truck driven by Ervin Erickson near 1501 Elm about 8:20 p.m. and taken to St. James by Ed Winters. not admitted. John Winston, 4, injured when his walk near Gold and east of Nevada collided with an eastbound car driven by Wallace Rand Johnson. Winston admitted for observation.
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Butte
William Rowe
Shields
Bob Raymond
Main
Meaderville
Joe Zobenia
Larry Connors
Park and Wyoming
Robert Rowe
Harrison
Elm
Vern Maddock
Ed Moser
Ervin Erickson
Rowe
St. James
Ed Winters
Grand
Ernett Sullivan
Zobenka and Connors
John Winston
Leslie Winston
Harvard
Community Memorial Hospital
Wallace Rand Johnson
Hickory
Winston Boy
Gold
Nevada
More Salk Polio Vaccine Released
The Public Health Service announced the third polio vaccine release in a week. Pitman-Moore Co. of Zionsville, Indiana produced 440,000 shots, bringing total releases to 2,998,000 since revised testing and production standards were adopted in May.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Pitman-Moore Co
Zionsville
Ind
Protests Cut in AEC Funds Spark White House Warning
President Eisenhower warned that Congress cut funds for the Atomic Energy Commission could hinder atomic weapon production and military reactor development. He signed a compromise bill authorizing 1.366 billion dollars for AEC and related programs, leaving 144.4 million below his request and urging Congress to provide supplementary funding to avoid serious disruptions to national defense and peaceful atomic energy projects.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Tennessee Valley Authority
Commission
Navy
Air Force
Quick Spin Holdup at Hotel Lincoln Payroll Theft
In New York a revolving door stickup netted $2,700 from payroll guard Benjamin Becker at Hotel Lincoln. The gunman concealed himself in the door compartment, seized the cash, shoved Becker into the lobby, then rolled back out to the street.
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New York
Benjamin Becker
Lincoln
Becker
Ridgway Attacks Atomic Bomber Emphasis
General Ridgway release condemns the administration’s stress on atomic bombers as inadequate to meet Cold War duties. He warns of national bankruptcy if conventional forces are neglected, drawing sharp pushback from Senator Flan ders who calls his stance dangerous while Senator Morse calls him competent.
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Washington
Senate
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Army
Wilson
U. S
Russia
Cooling Cue for Summer Home Decor and Ads
Home decorators say cotton rugs and slip-covered furniture give a cooler summery look. If you have rugs or furniture stored away, want ads can help you sell them. Call 5451 to an ad-writer for wording. This ad cleared surplus items: 2WHEEL TRAILER, $10, 000 Dakota.
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5451
Montana Locals Schedule Votes on Anaconda Offer
Montana locals of the Mine Mill Smelter Workers union set referendum dates on the Anaconda wage offer accepted by Butte Miners Union. Smeltermen vote 6 am to 6 pm Monday, Stationary Engineers Tuesday noon to 8 pm, and Great Falls Local No 16 Tuesday all day.
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Anaconda Company
Butte Miners Union
Montana
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen’s Union No. 117
Butte Stationary Engineers Union No. 83
Great Falls Mill and Smeltermen’s Union No. 16
Anaconda
American Brass Company
Torrington
Ansonia
Three Drowned Near Kalispell in Smith Lake tragedy
A honeymooning couple Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wyman aged 19 and 17 and sister Rosalie Wyman aged 13, all of Kila, drowned when their boat capsized on Smith Lake ten miles west of Kalispell. Sheriff Walsh said David Wyman, 16, survived by clinging to the hull until rescuers arrived. The boat, deemed unsafe and lacking life preservers, violated Montana law after July 1. Mrs. Wyman was formerly Ellen Cremmer of Savage.
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Kalispell
Smith Lake
Dick Walsh
Arthur Wyman
Rosalie Wyman
Kila
Walsh
David Wyman
Montana
Wyman
Ellen Cremmer
Savage
Three Men Die in Arctic Helicopter Crash
In Fairbanks Alaska a helicopter crashed 110 miles east of Umiat killing three Army men from the 30th Engineer group during a Arctic topographic survey. Names withheld pending next of kin notification. Since spring four helicopters of 47 used in the survey have crashed, raising the death toll.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
U.P
Arctic
Umiat
Unanimous Brass Wage Pact Reaches Buffalo Plant
In Buffalo New York a unanimous vote among about 900 American Brass Co employees at local 593 approved a wage agreement with Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union negotiators. The deal raises wages from 11 to 15 percent and the plant is set to reopen Monday. Similar agreements were earlier approved by workers at Torrington and Ansonia Connecticut.
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Buffalo
N. Y
American Brass Co
Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers Union
Ind
Joseph C. Scioli
American Brass
Torrington
Ansonia
Conn
Order Restored After Casablanca Riots and Curfew
Turmoil in Casablanca as European quarter mobs torched streets and clashed with police in a 12 hour riot and a bombing by nationalist terrorists. 17 killed, 65 wounded. a 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew imposed as officials report unrest centered on European residents demanding President General Gilbert Grandval’s resignation.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
Work Starts on Reclamation Projects Planned
The Reclamation Bureau announced plans to begin construction of seven new projects in six Western states during the current fiscal year. The program totals $179,895,000 and includes the Owl Creek Unit in Wyoming and the Hardin Unit Yellowtail Dam in Montana, with land-rights negotiation needed for Crow Indian lands.
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Denver
Reclamation Bureau
Owl Creek
Wyoming
Hardin
Yellowtail
Montana
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
Congress
Colorado River
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Zones
Montana weather notes continued fair and warm Saturday and Sunday with increasing clouds and scattered thunderstorms in the mountains. East region highs reach 90 to 100, west region similar with more thunderstorms and a slight cooling Sunday afternoon. The table uses 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending at 5 30 p.m.
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Montana
Mountains West
Eisenhower Leaves for Big Four Conference
President Eisenhower declares no trouble with the Kremlin if their words of conciliation are sincere as he flies from Washington for the Geneva Big Four summit with Russia Britain and France. He appeals for prayers for success and greets diplomats at the airport before boarding Columbine III.
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Kremlin
Washington
Eisenhower
Columbine III
Russia
Britain
France
Geneva
Military Air Transport Service
White House
Nicargauan
Guillermo Servilla-Sacasa
Nixon
Maj
John Eisenhower
Sergei A. Striganov
Dulles
Bulganin
Moscow
West Sets Stage for Big Four Paris Summit Talks
Western leaders completed plans for a Geneva week push on German reunification and Europe security. They expect talks to stress atmosphere over formal pacts, with Russia possibly proposing texts while the West avoids Indochina or Far Eastern pledges for now.
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Paris
Germany
Geneva
Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Bulganin
East Germany
West Germany
Europe
Konrad Adenauer
United Nations
U. S
State Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Premier Faure
Indochina
United States
India
Flaming crash kills 22 in Mexican airliner disaster
In Oaxaca State, Mexico, a twin engine DC-3 crashed after catching fire in flight. All 22 aboard perished, including Mr and Mrs Irwin Weinbaum of New York. The craft was en route from Acapulco to Oaxaca, with witnesses reporting flames from one engine before the fall in Mixtepec mountains.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
U.P
Lineas Aereas Unidas
Irwin Weinbaum
New York City
Pacific Coast
Acapulco
Mixtepec
Here
Montana lawyers hear leaders at 67th annual convention
The Montana bar convention featured talks by Loyd Wright ABA president and Wesley Wertz Montana association president. They urged public service by lawyers, warned against broad constitutional amendments, and noted bar achievements locally and nationally. Erle Stanley Gardner spoke to delegates, and 50-year pins were awarded to six veteran Montana lawyers.
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Helena
Loyd Wright
The
American Bar Assn
Wesley W. Wertz
Montana Association
Wertz
H. Cleveland Hall
Great Falls
Interstate Bar Council
Leif Erickson
W. D. Murray
Butte
U. S
Erle Stanley Gardner
Perry Mason
Hugh R. Adlar
Montana Supreme Court
Montana
A. J. Horksy
S. P. Wilson
Deer Lodge
Burton K. Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Charles E
Pew
R. F. Gaines
la Jolla
Calif
W. H. Mahoney
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