Egypt Rejects British Protest Over Suez Canal Seizure
Egypt refuses to accept a formal British protest against nationalization of the Suez Canal. President Nasser's government says the canal’s nationalization is an act of Egyptian sovereignty and will be tried in Egyptian courts only. The canal zone becomes a military area to safeguard traffic and national interests.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cmdr
Aly Sabri
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal Co
Canal Company
Sabri
Nasser
Aswan
Abdel Hamid Bahgat
Suez Canal Zone
Mohamed Abou Nasseir
Britain
France
United States
U S Moves Into Crisis Caused by Canal Seizure
Washington reports the United States entering the Suez Canal crisis with cautious support for Britain and France. President Eisenhower discusses the nationalization with Cabinet and State Department leaders while coordinating with allied governments on the international waterway.
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Washington
United
Britain
France
Egypt
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover J
Jes
Hoover
Dulles
Lima
Peru
State Dept
Gamal Nasser
Europe
Asia
United States
Lincoln White
Canal
White
Pinkney Tuck
Nasser
Montana Weather Early Weekend Forecast With Storms
Montana east will see partly cloudy skies through Saturday and Saturday night with scattered thunderstorm activity south and extreme east and warmer temperatures reaching 80 to 90. Sunday turns partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers mainly south and cooler conditions in the north. Montana west also partly cloudy both days with a few showers or thundershowers and a cooler trend north, temperatures 80 to 92 depending on region. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Friday across cities including Billings Belgrade Broadus Butte Cut Bank Dillon Drummond Great Falls Havre Kalispell Lewistown Livingston Missoula.
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Montana
Montana Ma Low Pep
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Butte
Aszow —Ovoveeseeneneers
Great Falls
Havre
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Tissoula
National Farm Prices Decline Expected Through Mid July
Washington report shows farm prices fell about 1 percent from mid June to mid July as lower prices for fruits meat animals and commercial vegetables offset increases in potatoes milk and chickens. Level remains about 8 percent above year start and 3.28 percent higher than a year ago though still nearly 25 percent below the February 1951 peak. Undersecretary Morse notes price fluctuations common in early harvest season.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Ture D. Morse
Battered Swedish Ship Lands Last of Survivors
NEW YORK The battered Swedish liner Stockholm arrived with the last load of survivors from the Doria wreck as questions linger about the loss of the Italian liner Andrea Doria. Authorities wrestle with unaccounted lives, ship conditions, speeds, and crew performance amid fog shrouded disaster.
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Stockholm
Nantucket Island
Andrea Doria
Atlantic
New York
NEA
Masschusetts
Offi
Amanda Hedin
Mildred Hennelly
Butte
Miss Hennelly
Mildred G. Hennelly
Hedin
Sweden
United States
Hilda Wagner
Missoula
Elsa Westin
First Speed Limit Arrest Recorded in Glasgow Montana
Glasgow reports the first arrest for exceeding the new 65 mile per hour daytime limit on open roads. J. H. Lerbs of Hoboken, New Jersey, posted a $10 bail set by Justice G. R. Austin, which was forfeited after Lerbs failed to appear for trial. The Montana Highway Patrol Board implemented the limit to curb traffic deaths. enforcement began Sunday.
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Glasgow
Montana
Highway Patrol
J. H. Lerbs
Hoboken
N. J
G. R. Austin
Lerbs
Montana Highway Patrol Board
State Pioneers Elect Officers in Bozeman Meeting
The Society of Montana Pioneers elected Henry B. Daems of Ennis as president at the 72nd annual convention in Bozeman. Ralph Starr of Missoula was elected president of the Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers. Officers include Byron O. Wickham vice president, Mrs Emma C. Shephard substitute vice president, Roy Christmas secretary treasurer, and directors Wickham Coward, Luman Allen, Helen Coward, Wesley Davis, Arthur Cox, Charles Buck, Betty McKean. The group will meet in Missoula for the 1957 convention.
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Bozeman
Society of Montana Pioneers
Henry B. Daems
Ennis
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Ralph Starr
Missoula
Byron O. Wickham
Waterloo
Emma C. Shephard
Belgrade
Roy Chrismas
Helena
Wesley Davis
Arthur P. Cox
Butte
Charles A. Buck
Stevensville
Betty Maxey McKean
Howard Tom
Elizabeth Reed Taylor
Kalispell
Louise Ennis McLeod
Archie W. Hayden
Dillon
J. Spencer Watkins
Robert F. Cooney
Senate Passes Social Security Bill With New Disability Provisions
The Senate sent to President Eisenhower a wide Social Security bill authorizing disability payments at age 50 and retirement checks for women at 62. The measure advances despite White House objections, with administration officials signaling possible signature and noting near complete coverage of the old age and survivors system.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Bradshaw Mintener
End to Crippling Steel Strike Nears Next Week
New York reports a 27 day steel industry strike poised to end next week after a settlement among 12 major steel companies and United Steelworkers. The pact secures wage gains averaging 10.5 cents first year and 9.1 cents third year plus 52 week layoff pay, a union shop clause, and a potential $10 to $12 price rise per ton.
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New York
Eisenhower
United Steelworkers
Congress Closes With Aid Housing and Social Security Passed
The 84th Congress adjourned after approving foreign aid public housing and Social Security measures. The House and Senate left Washington by midnight with no backroom sessions until Jan 7 1957. The housing bill funds 70 000 public housing units and preserves FHA programs. The Social Security act raises disabled payments starting at age 50 and lowers women’s retirement age from 68 to 62 with adjustments to benefits. Tax rates rise to 2 1/2 percent for both employer and employee starting Jan 1. The foreign aid total stands at 3 766 570 000.
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Senate
House
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
McCarran-Walter
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Eisenhower
Butte Man Among 3 Killed in Montana Traffic Accidents
Montana traffic deaths rise with three fatalities Friday and Thursday, including Morris J. Gummer a 34 year old Butte miner and Elaine C. Young 24 of Billings, plus Roy Glenn Taylor 55 of Miles City. Gummer died after his car left U S 91 and plunged into the Missouri River detailing a fatal single vehicle crash near Wolf Creek.
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Montana
Morris J. Gummer
Butte
Elaine C. Young
Billings
Roy Glenn Taylor
Miles City
Carter
Missouri River
Wolf Creek
U.S. 91
Mr. Gummer
Broderick Jury Locked Up Again in Helena
In Helena Montana jurors for Dr Earl G Broderick first degree assault trial remained deliberating Friday night about 30 hours after receiving the case There is no sign of a verdict Yet Broderick a former chief surgeon at Ft Harrison Hospital is accused of beating William Boso a 30 year old plasterer in Priest Pass He denies involvement and says he lured a man to the mountain while prosecutors say Boso assaulted him in a market parking lot Jurors asked Judge Victor H Fall to clarify several legal points during the extended session
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Helena
Mont
Earl G. Broderick
Veterans Administration
Ft. Harrison Hospital
William Boso
Bose
Broderick
Joanne Godfrey
Helena Market
Rose
Victor H. Fall
Elevator birth ends rush to hospital
Patrolman Charles Bicsak helped a mother in labor reach the maternity ward by elevator. A 7 pound 8 ounce girl was born before the elevator arrived, with a doctor aiding the delivery. The officer felt relief for not being called five minutes later.
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Charles Bicsak
Missoula Probes $250000 Blaze in Business District
Missoula investigators probes a $250000 general alarm blaze that destroyed the Save-on Drug Store head and caused extensive damage to Ogg shoe store Cameron Johnson Post Office news stand and Peterson Drug store. Fire crews fought for about three hours beginning shortly after 1 11 a m. No injuries were reported and inspectors note damage upstairs complicating cause determination with possible origin in second floor unrented offices.
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Missoula
W. Frege
Ogg
Cameron & Johnson
Higgins Avenue
Clare P. Kern
Western Bank
Western Montana Building and Loan Assn
Broadway
Peterson Drug Store
Bank
Want Ads Sell Your Stuff Fast For Shekels
Babylonians used the shekel as a long ago unit. The piece suggests selling items to earn more money. It mentions a simple way to get extra shekels through Want Ads by dialing 5451 in Bed Room and mattresses in Pa 6000 Ne.
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U.S
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BY Ovid A. Martin
Italy
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State Pioneers
84Th Congress
St. John Hospital
United Press
Francis Hulbert
Gummer
Gildford
Maureen
Bobby
Marcia
Broderick Jury
Daniel J. Mooney
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Bradley Morrah
Greenville
S. C
Mooney
National Council
Blaze
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