Khrushchev pledges border protection to Czechs
Soviet leader Khrushchev urged disarmament while promising Czechoslovakia a firm frontier with West Germany. He warned American troops in West Germany loom near Plzen, cited Western delays in London talks, and praised the bloc’s resistance to a West embargo on strategic materials. He affirmed close ties with Czech leaders and urged closer Yugoslav ties.
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Harold K. Miles
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
West Germany
Plzen
Pilsen
Sudetenland
Khrushchev
U. S
U. N
London
United States
Nikolai Bulganin
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Yugoslavia
Senate obstructed by northern push on civil rights bill
A cold north wind hit the Senate as debate over the administration backed civil rights bill intensified. Senator McNamara urged approval to end obstruction, while Senator Potter supported the bill as is and Senator Douglas pledged to resist amendments. Southern opposition aims to soften terms with amendments before a full Senate vote expected Tuesday. Senator Knowland pressed to take up the measure, with Northern allies waiting to press passage. The proposal would create a civil rights commission, a Justice Department division, and empower the Attorney General to seek federal injunctions.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McNamara
D-Mich
Potter
R-Mich
Douglas
Dill
Russell
D-Ga
House
Johnson
D-Tex
Knowland
California
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Justice Dept
Death of Malloy Tied to Trunk Murder Admit by Suspect
Edward J. Polakowski, 23, an elevator operator with theatrical aims, admitted to police that he killed James F. Malloy, 53, and concealed the body in a small black trunk. Police say debt pressures prompted the shooting. items including Malloy’s ring, wristwatch, and a .22 rifle were found in Polakowski’s apartment. A postal clerk aided moving the trunk from the apartment to a west side Railway Express last Saturday, though he claimed ignorance of its grisly contents. Malloy, once a painter, had come from Philadelphia about eight months ago and had no clear income source. The last sighting of Malloy was Friday night near his Central Park West room. A peculiar odor from the trunk was noted about 24 hours later at the Railway Express platform.
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New York
James F. Malloy
Edward J. Polakowski
Malloy
Polakowski
Post Office
West Side
Jose Padre
Philadelphia
Central Park West
You Word in Congress Rules Sparks Parliamentary Confusion
In a Washington article a House practice session shows members avoiding the pronoun you in favor of third person references. Rep. Brooks Hays leads the drill while Rep. Emeet Byrne triggers warnings for addressing colleagues directly, highlighting ongoing parliamentary strictness.
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Washington
Congress
House
Wyoming
Alabama
Senate
Mississippi
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Arkansas
U. S
Emeet F. Byrne
R-Ii
Elks Honor Butte Man As Grand Exalted Ruler
Hubert L. Blackledge of Kearney Nebraska was elected Monday as the new grand exalted ruler of the Elks. He succeeds Fred L. Bohn of Zanesville Ohio. Other grand lodge officers elected include L P Schmid of Butte Montana lecturing knight and Seth Billings of Provo Utah tiler.
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San Francisco
Hubert L. Blackledge
Kearney
Neb
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Blackledge
Fred L. Bohn
Zanesville
Ohio
Elks
L. P. Schmid
Butte
Mont
Seth Billings
Provo
Utah
Budget Director Faces Question Over Eisenhower Spending Cut
Washington reports House Democrats summoned Budget Director Percival F. Brundage to answer Tuesday on President Eisenhower’s order to cut federal spending by about two billion dollars. AEC chief K. E. Fields warned the directive would drastically curtail atomic weapons output and could trigger plant closures and job losses.
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Washington
U.P
House
Badget
Percival F. Brundage
Eisenhower
K. E. Fields
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Aecould
Clarence Cannon
DMO
House Appropriations Committee
Brundage
Cannon
Congress
Jere Cooper
D-Tenn
Ways and Means Committee
Cooper
White House
Fields
Appropriations
AEC
Rhodes proposes Eisenhower name for Glen Canyon dam
Rep. Rhodes introduces a House resolution proposing naming the Glen Canyon dam in northern Arizona Eisenhower Dam. The dam is planned as part of the Colorado River Storage Project.
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Washington
Rhodes
D-Ariz
Glen Canyon
Ariz
Eisenhower
Arizona
Colorado River
Diablo atom bomb blast breaks glass 250 miles away
Diablo detonated at the Atomic Test Site Nev 10 kilotons with a purple mushroom cloud 30 000 feet high. Windows cracked in Carson City and nearby areas 250 miles distant as the misfired device finally exploded after delays.
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Nev
Diablo
Carson City
E. K. Butner
Atomic Energy Commission
Bridgeport
Calif
Utah
Wyoming
AEC
Japan
Ground Zero
Helena Veteran Duncan McRae Dies at 64
Duncan K. McRae, 64, Helena native and World War I Distinguished Service Cross recipient, died suddenly of a heart attack in Las Vegas. Survivors include wife Nona, daughters Mrs. L. G. Boedecker and Eileen McRae, sister Mrs. Eleanor Warden. Funeral services planned in Helena with rites tentatively Friday.
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Helena
Duncan K., McRae
Europe
Las Vegas
New
Lewis and Clark County
McRae
State Industrial Accident Board
Hearings Planned On Charges of Union Fund Abuses
The Senate Rackets Investigating Committee voted to begin public hearings Wednesday on alleged misuse of United Textile Workers of America funds. It will probe president Anthony Valente and secretary Lloyd Klewert over home purchases, clothing, furniture, and vacations in Kensington Maryland. Robert F. Kennedy said both leaders still occupy the homes. The same report notes the House passed an alien enlistment bill sending it to the White House.
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Washington
Senate Rackets
United Textile Workers of America
Anthony Valente
Lloyd Klewert
McClellan
D-Ark
Klenert
Robert F. Kennedy
Valente
Kensington
Luther League Invasion Packs Missoula for Convention
Missoula prepares for the Young People's Luther League international convention with over 9 000 teens arriving. Officials including Gov. J Hugo Aronson and Mayor James A Hart planned welcome addresses. The city books thousands of hotel rooms and borrows cots as MSU hosts meals and registration for delegates arriving by train and bus.
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Missoula
Mont
The
Young People’s Luther League
Montana State University
J. Hugo Aronson
James A. Hart
Luther League
MSU
University
Fort Missoula
Sendal H. Kotschevar
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Seattle - Portland
Fargo - Moorhead
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul's
Glenn G. Husby
Minneapolis
Beaverhead Bill Clears House Exempts 160 Acre Rule
A bill to exempt the east bench unit of the Missouri River Basin Project on the Beaverhead River in Montana from the 160 acre farm limit passes the House after Senate approval. It would let farmers with inferior land grades receive project water for farms larger than 160 acres to support family livelihoods.
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Washington
East Bench
Missouri River Basin
Beaverhead River
Montana
House
Senate
Hazard Pay Bill Advances After House Vote
The House passed unanimously a hazard pay bill to aid servicemen used as subjects in heat tests and sent it to the Senate. The Armed Services Committee notes volunteers in Air Force heat tests endure up to 350 degrees in high speed aircraft research.
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Washington
U.P
House
Senate
Air Force
Armed Services Committee
Cox Dies at 87 Former 1920 Presidential Candidate
Dayton Ohio. James M Cox longtime Ohio governor and unsuccessful Democratic nominee for president in 1920 died at his home Monday night at age 87 after a period of ill health He was a newspaper owner and staunch League of Nations advocate whose running mate was Franklin D Roosevelt and who lost to Warren G Harding in 1920.
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Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
Cox
Dayton Daily News
Dayton Journal-Herald
Warren G. Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
League
White Youth Council Formed by Clinton Teens
In Knoxville, three teen girls including a 17 year old who recently married testified in the Clinton segregation trial that they conceived the idea of a White Youth Council themselves. They said they sought advice from John Kasper but maintained he had no involvement.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton
U. S
John Kasper
Washington, D. C
Kasper
John French
Montana Weather Outlook By Region Through Wednesday
General fair skies with light temperature shifts in Montana Northwest highs 75 to 85 and East and South 80 to 90. Lows Tuesday night 50 to 65. West region partly cloudy highs 70 to 80 with lows 45 to 55. Table notes maximums reflect 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Monday.
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Montana
New Aga Khan Dedicates Life to People
Geneva reports the Aga Khan IV a Harvard senior vows to dedicate his life to Ismaili followers. He plans to live among them in the Middle East and may not return to Harvard, seeking guidance from the Begum Aga Khan and grandfatherly influence as he assumes leadership of 10 to 20 million Ismailis.
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Geneva
Aga Khan IV
Harvard
Aga
Begum Aga Khan
Aly Khan
Middle East
Begum
Fall deaths from saddle accident and lightning strike
Bozeman area man Jack Ellingston, 55, died from head and internal injuries after a fall from a saddle horse near Gallatin Gateway about 12 miles south of Bozeman. Coroner Hamner said he was dead on arrival at the hospital. In Havre, William Lodgepole, a Rocky Boy Reservation resident and carpenter, was killed by lightning near Sangrey School while walking with Edward Eagleman. Lodgepole died on arrival at Havre hospital leaving a widow and five children.
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Bozeman
Jack Ellingston
Gallatin County
Ellingston
Gallatin Gateway
Carl W. Hammer
Havre
William Old Lodgepole
Rocky Boy
Edward Eagleman
Lodgepole
Sangry
Eagleman
Wreck Kills Five Near Moriarty New Mexico
Five people died in a head on collision on Highway 66 about four miles west of Moriarty New Mexico. The trio of victims from Minnesota were among the deceased in the fatal crash Monday.
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Moriarty, N. M
Minnesota
Highway 66
New Mexico
Show Me Ads Prompt Missouri Touch
A Missouri slogan linked to the phrase I’m from Missouri you’ve got to show me appears in a Want Ads promotion. The note invites readers to call 5451 to learn success stories about local services and placements associated with the state.
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Col. W. D. Vandier
House of Representatives
Missouri
Dial 5451
Airliner Crashes into Sea Near New Guinea
The Dutch airliner KLM Constellation Neutron with 68 aboard crashed in flames into the sea off Biak Island near New Guinea. At least 12 survived including 11 passengers and a stewardess. 48 passengers and 8 crew remain unaccounted. Most aboard were Dutch civil servants and navy members. three Britons among them.
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Hague
Netherlands
New Guinea
KLM
Biak
Manila
The
Australia
Edward Pickell of Anaconda Dies at 76
Edward Everett Pickell 76, longtime Anaconda Reduction Works supervisor and agronomist, died Monday at his home in Anaconda after illness since November. Born January 18, 1881 in Netherlands Colorado, he contributed park improvements and turf plans at Mitchell Stadium and Washoe Park. Surviving wife Caro and son live in California. sister-in-law Florence Catlin and another sister-in-law in Seattle. Funeral arrangements with Finnegan Co.
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Anaconda
Edward Everett Pickell
Mr. Pickell
Netherlands
Colo
Washoe Park
Mitchell Park
Mitchell Stadium
Washoe Baseball Field
St. Mark Episcopal Church
Caro
Frederick Pickell
Culver City
Calif
Florence Catlin
Hugh J. Pickell
Seattle
Hugh S. Pickell
Finnegan Co
Man Arraigned on Unlawful Flight Charge
Benny Noble Hanes appeared before U. S. Commissioner David L. Holland on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Bond set at 3000 dollars. held as federal prisoner in county jail. Identified after arrest. wanted in Blackfoot Idaho for second degree kidnapping. A 16 year old girl with him was returned to Idaho with her parents. FBI joined after he crossed state lines in fugitive status.
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Benny Noble Hanes
U. S
David L. Holland
Hanes
Anaconda
Blackfoot
Idaho
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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