Air Force C47 With 16 Aboard Lost
A U S Air Force C47 vanished over northern Formosa with 16 aboard during a routine administrative flight from Clark Field Philippines to Taipei. Search efforts by U.S. and Chinese Nationalist forces were hampered by darkness and no sign of 2047 was reported by press time.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.P
Pacific
Biak Island
Netherlands New Guinea
13Th Air Force
Clark Field
Philippines
Hsinchu
Air Force
Stop Gap Security Legislation Urged By Wright
Rep. Murray and Loyd Wright press stopgap measures to extend loyalty checks beyond sensitive posts. They warn Congress faces delayed action after the Supreme Court ruling and urge creation of a central security office to ensure national security across federal civilian staff. Walter backs a broader bill to cover all federal employees and Senate confrontation over judicial intrusion. The panel plans to weigh Walter’s proposal next.
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Washington
Rep
Murray
D-Tenn
House Civil Service Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Commission On Government Security
Loyd Wright
Wright
Walter
D-Pa
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Net Farm Income Up In First Half 1957
The Agriculture Department reports net farm income for the first half of 1957 at an annual rate of 12.1 billion dollars, up two percent from 1956. It also raises 1956 income to 12.1 billion, with 1953 at 11.6 billion. The gain stems from higher farm prices and greater government payments, while expenses rose only modestly.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Soil Bank Land Retirement Program
Flu Epidemic Strikes Behar State Behar India
Officials report Asiatic flu has infected about four million people in Behar State. The area also faces outbreaks of cholera dysentery and encephalitis amid the health crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
U.P
Behar
County Budget May Run 2 Millions With Hospital Issue
County figures show a 1957 58 budget projection of 2 140697 67 in expenditures with 1 581378 91 to be raised by 47 4 mills in taxes The plan tallies total revenue and cash on hand at 2 068012 57 and notes a hospital bond driven rise while last year the millage was 42 60 The general fund needs 703 500 in taxes and 19 mills while last year it spent 757 491 22 with current year estimate 834 837 26 The narrative lists road and bridge funds plus civic center tax details and points to a forthcoming complete budget and hearing.
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Gene Daly
Frank Gersh
Willis Gerry
New County Hospital
Civic Center
Wilson
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Rep. Mahon
D-Tex
House
Defense Dept
Strauss Reviews Montana Coal Decision At Hanford
Chairman Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission says his staff is reviewing the Roundup Montana coal decision that affected Hanford Washington. Sherman Adams reports in a letter to Montana’s congressional delegation that further action may follow once the review is complete.
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Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Roundup, Mont
Hanford
Wash
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Montana
Adams
Roundup
Mont
Wyoming
Strauss
Well Worth Knowing About Paper Readers
The piece highlights that readers rely on newspapers for information and suggests using Want Ads to reach prospects, noting the Want Ad number 5451. It frames a practical tip for readers and advertisers about leveraging paper classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Johnson presses curbs on oil imports in Senate speech
Senate Democratic Leader Johnson of Texas urged President Eisenhower to curb oil imports which have risen from 740,000 to 1,250,000 barrels daily. He warned continued increases threaten national security and domestic exploration, risking greater dependence and unreliable supply.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
United States
First Robbery by Phone Recorded
New York police logged the first known robbery by telephone. A liquor store clerk, 50-year-old Herman Chernow, heard a gruff voice demand a stickup and saw a man flee with $107 after the cash register rang.
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New York
Herman Chernow
Civil Rights Compromise Plan Unveiled by U S Leaders
Washington sources report a compromise Civil Rights proposal amending section three of the President's bill. It would let the attorney general seek injunctions to curb violations but require local authorities to invite action in most cases. The plan preserves voting rights action by the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Senate
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
United Press
William F. Knowland
Calif
Mining City Hosts Luther League Delegates En Route to Missoula
Nearly 2 000 members of the International Young People's Luther League halted in Butte Tuesday on their way to Missoula for a convention with more than 8 000 teens. Two special trains carried about 700 delegates, with others arriving by caravan and buses. The visit included a Kelley Mine tour and box lunches provided by Gold Hill Evangelical Lutheran Church and The Anaconda Company. The convention runs through Sunday in Missoula.
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Butte
International Young People’s
Luther League
Missoula
Milwaukee Road
Northern Pacific
Gold Hill Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kelley Mine
Anaconda Company
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Fred D. Dommer
Gold Hill Church
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
Tom Fairhurst
Milwaukee
Aeah
Luther League Conclave Opens in Missoula
A special passenger train from North Dakota brought 800 delegates to the International Luther League convention in Missoula. The event at Montana State University expected about 9 250 youths with registration and housing activity dominating the first day. Police reported no traffic troubles as delegates settled in at hotels and MSU dormitories.
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Missoula
North Dakota
Montana State University
Northwest Coast
Northern Pacific
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
East
Midwest
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
MSU
Edwin C. Russ
California Bay Child Found Dead After 3 Day Search
Three year old David Scott was found dead Tuesday at 10 000 feet altitude after a days long search near a California camp. Bloodhounds traced a scent to the body as deputies warned of cold temperatures and scarce water in the remote area. Parents from San Diego were treated for exhaustion after the exhausting search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Calif
U.P
David Scott
David
Russell A. Cone
Cone
Cecil Thorington
Robert Scott
San Diego
Mono County Hospital
Scotts
Khrushchev Returns to Russia After Prague Visit
Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Moscow ending an eight day tour of Czechoslovakia. He praised Czech Soviet unity and called for closer Communist camp cooperation including Yugoslavia. A Prague speech urged unity on all issues from purges to banning atomic and hydrogen tests.
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Roy Essoyan
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Communist Party
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Bulganin
Humane Society Official Admits He Poisoned Wife
Walter R. Hoffman, 44, superintendent of Daytona Beach Humane Society and city dog warden, confessed to injecting his wife with an anaesthetic after drinking. She died within an hour. Hoffman, questioned by State Attorney W. W. Judge, faced a second degree murder charge amid claims of being haunted by the animals he euthanized.
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Dayton Becah
Fla
Daytona Beach
Humane Society
Walter R. Hoffman
W. W. Judge
Hoffman
Atomic Arms Stockpile for NATO Studied
Washington reports Secretary of State Dulles said the United States is studying a NATO stockpile of atomic weapons to reassure Western allies in case of attack. The plan could involve U.S. or NATO ownership and maybe trust under Gen. Lauris Norstad, with a study due in weeks to decide if a legal change is needed.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
United States
Dulles
North Atlantic
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Norstad
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Helena Man Everett Cauthon dies in Jefferson County crash
Everett Cauthon 48 of Helena died from injuries after a Friday crash between the Boulder cutoff and Whitehall in Jefferson County. Autopsy will be sent to Jefferson County authorities. Cauthon worked as a cook in a Helena hotel. He died at Butte Community Memorial Hospital after two thirty Friday morning arrival. His wife Christine and siblings survive.
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Everett
Cauthon
Helena
Whitehall
Sherman and Reed Mortuary
EF. J. Paulson
Jefferson County
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Paulsen
Boulder
Christine
Butte
Claude
Wichita
Kan
Caroline Smith
Gladys McCombs
San Lorenzo
Calit
Drowned 230 as Typhoon Wendy floods Mabini
Manila A flood in Mabini after Typhoon Wendy drowned 230 people and left over 1,000 missing as 1,000 homes were washed away in Pangasinan. Residents climbed trees to escape rising waters while police feared all the missing had perished after the typhoon moved into the South China Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wendy
Mabini
Philippine News Service
Pangasinan
South China Sea
Eisenhower Orders 100000 Military Reductions to Save Funds
President Eisenhower directed a 100000 cut in military strength from 2800000, with the Army bearing about half the reductions. Secretary Wilson estimates a 200 million dollar yearly saving and a fall review of manpower. An additional 8135 officer reductions are planned at an undetermined date.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense Wilson
Army
Wilson
Europe
Air Force
Navy
Marines
57 Die In KLM Plane Crash Off New Guinea
The Dutch air liner Lockheed Super constellation plunges into the sea near Biak Island killing 57 people. Among the dead are 19 children and three Britons. Only one Dutch child survivor died later and a single crew member survived. Dutch officials mourn as divers search the wreckage.
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Biak
Amsterdam
Biak Island
Dirk Leiker
KLM
Hollandia
Dutch West New Guinea
I. A. Aler
Rob de Roos
KLM Airlines
Netherlands
Montana Weather Report Two Regions
Montana forecast shows east region showers and thunderstorms Wednesday and Wednesday night with hot conditions turning cooler Thursday. highs 75 to near 100, lows 55 to 70. West region notes cloudiness with scattered showers or storms Wednesday, cooler, highs 70 to 75, lows 45 to 50. Thursday partly cloudy and cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Navy Jet Fighter Sets Speed Mark
Navy single engine jet fighter flies coast to coast in about 3 hours 23 minutes, beating the Air Force record with a top speed over 1,000 mph. Maj. John Glenn Jr. flew the Crusader from Los Alamitos to Floyd Bennett Field, averaging roughly 726 mph, with fuel stops at Albuquerque Olathe and Indianapolis. His family waited in New York as Glenn lauded the flight for its smooth performance.
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New York
Air Force
John Glenn Jr
Los Alamitos
Calif
Naval Air Station
Floyd Bennett Field
Robert Scott
Navy
Maj
Glenn
Lynn
Dave
Washington, D. C
Glen
Albuquerque
Olathe
Kan
Indianapolis
Maj. Glenn
Montana Guard Planes To Join Atomic Test
Air National Guard planes from New York Tennessee and Montana will take part in a Wednesday test at the Atomic Energy Commission range in Nevada. The exercise focuses on cloud tracking indoctrination for atomic war duties as a small device yields about 20 000 tons of TNT and will detonate from a balloon at 500 feet above Yucca Flat.
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Nev
Pi Air National Guard
New York
Tennessee
Montana
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
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