Nixon Seen As Top Man If Ike Drops Out
Harold E Stassen’s bid to dump Nixon for vice or president shifted GOP sentiment in Nixon’s favor. Republicans, sure Eisenhower will seek a second term, consider options if health or convention timing forces changes. Some backers even flirt with Warren for president if Ike can’t run.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Nixon
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Earl Warren
Warren
National Committee
Stassen
GOP
Fisenhower
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
House
Walter Williams
Independent Citizens For
Sens
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Allott
Colorado
Thye
Minnesota
B52s Simulate Russian Attacks On North America
Washington reports a program where B52s with raiding forces simulate Russian attack profiles on North America. Jet bombers operate in large formations, testing continental warning systems and defenses from multiple directions as Strategic Air Command expands patrols and exercises.
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Washington
Russia
North America
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Continental Air Defense Command
Britain, France and U.S. Map Action on Suez Crisis
Britain and France froze Egyptian accounts and moved to warn Nasser the Suez Canal could face force if movement is blocked. United States officials joined Barham Said and Christian Pineau in London to discuss a joint approach while noting a possible three power consensus is essential amid the canal dispute.
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Arthur Gavshon
London
Britain
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
United States
Suez Canal
Nasser
France
Cairo
Aswan Dam
Barham Said
Suez Canal Company
President Dulles Discuss Suez Crisis with Eisenhower
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles held an extended telephone discussion Sunday on the Suez Canal crisis sparked by Egypt's Nasser. Dulles called Nasser’s nationalization move a grievous blow to international confidence and said he will not attend London talks, citing possible U.S. concerns if shipping is affected.
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U. S. State Department
Robert D. Murphy
Selwyn Lloyd
France
Christian Pineau
Murphy
London
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Dulles
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
Washington
South America
United States
Boy Killed by Cousin in Ranch Kitchen Accident
Daniel E Brown 13 and his cousin Allister Rieker 17 were alone in a ranch kitchen near Boulder when Rieker accidentally discharged a .22 pistol as he cleaned it. Brown died within moments from a heart-shot. Rieker carried him outside and to a car, which crashed en route to hospital. No inquest. body to be sent to Harlowton and Ryegate for burial.
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Daniel E. Brown
Perry Emsh
Ryegate
Here
George Paradis
Allister Rieker
Rieker
Gottlieb Rieker
Young Brown
Paradis Baid
Young Rieker
Traught
Ceeens
Paradis
Sheriff's Office
State Training School
Philip Pallister
Orphaned Beauty Queen Joins Miss Universe Lineup
Carol Morris of Ottumwa Iowa, the newly crowned Miss Universe, was adopted at age three by Rev LaVerne Morris and his wife from Omaha Child Saving Institute. The couple, now her foster parents, expressed deep love and affirmed they do not expect the win to change her.
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Los Angeles
Omaha
Carol Morris
Ottumwa
Iowa
LaVerne Morris
Carol
Omaha World-Herald Sunday
Earty
Morris
Child Saving Institute
Christian Church
Oakland
Lovely
Morrises
Shinplasters and want ads in The Post-Standard
The piece notes shinplasters, low denomination U S paper money, its depreciation and replacement by coins. It then promotes Paper Want Ads in The Post-Standard as the best buy for money, urging readers to place ads to sell unused items and calling for phone contact at 5451.
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U.S
Butte Man's Wife Killed in Wreck
Wallace Idaho report details a two-family car crash near the north Idaho community that killed Betta Lee Johnson 20 and Randall Ray Schaefer 13 months old. Injured were Martell D. Johnson 22 and his eight month old son Daniel, Raymond and Cycle Dee Schaefer 22 and their two month old daughter Cheryl Dee. The two families were returning to Spokane from Butte Montana where they visited Johnson's parents. The condition of Schaefer was listed as not good at Kellogg Idaho hospital.
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Wallace
Idaho
Spokane
Fairchild Air Force Base
Betta Lee Johnson
Randall Ray Schaefer
Frank Johnson
Kitty Johnson
Butte
Tacoma
Wash
Kellogg
Albert Woolson Near Death at 109 in Duluth
Albert Woolson 109 year old Civil War veteran and last Union Army survivor in the national era was near death Sunday at St Luke Hospital Duluth. He has been in a coma since Saturday morning and is not responding to treatment. Woolson's three daughters kept a vigil at his bedside through the night as hospital attendants reported the critical condition. Three Confederate veterans remain alive.
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Duluth
Minn
U.P
Albert Woolson
Grand Army of the Republic
St. Luke Hospital
Woolson
Butte survivors recall collision with Stockholm voyage plan
Mrs Amanda Hedin and her granddaughter Mildred Hennelly survived the Stockholm and Andrea Doria collision at sea. Returning to Butte, the pair remain eager to sail again to Sweden despite the ordeal. Hedin recalled being knocked across the lounge and guiding her granddaughter to safety as alarms rang and passengers were treated.
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Butte
Stockholm
Andrea Doria
Sweden
Amanda Hedin
Mrs. Hedin
Miss Hennelly
Stockholm foghorn silent after Andrea Doria collision
A Stockholm crewman said the foghorn was not in operation during the crash with the Andrea Doria off Nantucket. Two Stockholm crewmen died, three more presumed dead, and 45 Doria passengers remained unaccounted for as rescue lists were updated, down from 73. Coast Guard reports earlier referenced additional developments.
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Stockholm
Andrea Doria
Bernabe Polanco Garcia
Doria
Stockholn
Nantucket Island
Coast Guard
Eisenhower Denied New Powers for Foreign Policy
Washington report on Congress blocking President Eisenhower from obtaining long range foreign policy powers. Congress approved more VOA funding and foreign service reorganization but cut aid authority by 1.1 billion dollars, forcing reshaping of military and economic assistance for the latter 1956 period.
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State of the Union
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Voice of America
Gonzaga U Student Lands Plane Safely Here After Harrowing Trial
Gonzaga University student W C Roach of Spokane, 23, made a harrowing emergency landing on the Butte Anaconda Highway after engine trouble a.m. He briefed Butte control and then chose to return to the Butte airport as power failed. The CAA said the Cessna four seater conked out by landing time. No injuries were reported.
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Butte
Butte- Anaconda
W. C. Roach
Spokane
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Roach
Anaconda
Butte-Anaconda
The
CAA
Humphrey says he is willing to work for VP bid
Senator Humphrey of Minnesota told friends he is willing for his friends to work actively on his behalf for the Democratic vice presidential nomination He endorsed Adlai Stevenson for the presidential nomination and has criticized Eisenhower administration policies on foreign affairs and farming.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Adlai Stevenson
A Bird in the Keg Is Worth Two
POOL IN WHARFEDALE England. Lawson’s retriever dog astonishes by bringing a frying pan with a warm egg to the back door on Sunday morning. The account highlights the dog’s surprising fetch and unusual cargo.
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Pool-In-Wharfedale
England
L. S. Lawson
Lawson
Fire Blast Tragedy Smolders Tank Farm near Dumas
A massive blast at Shamrock Oil and Gas McKee tank farm near Dumas Texas killed 19 workers and injured 32 others. A 15,000 barrel pentane tank caused a chain of explosions lighting the sky and scorching rescuers as fire crews from Dumas Sunray and nearby towns battled the inferno.
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Tex
Amarillo
Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp
Bill Lask
Moore County News
Bob Hamilton
Moore County
National Guard
Texas Panhandle
Moore County Memorial Hospital
McKee
Dumas
Sunray
Ships Capsized in Vicious Channel Storm
A brutal English Channel storm capsized dozens of small vessels and wrecked shorelines, killing at least 11. Gusts reached 90 mph as the Teeswood sank near Dungness and Moyana vanished with 23 aboard but all were saved. Royal Navy warships battled towering waves amid widespread sea drama.
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English Channel
Britain
France
T. A. Cotton
Newlyn
Cornwall
Teeswood
Dungeness
Haifa
Lizard Rock
Torbay
Lisbon
Royal Navy
Anaconda Officials Arrive in Butte on Business Visit
Roy H. Glover chairman of the board of The Anaconda Company and Clyde E. Weed president arrived in Butte from New York City. Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Weed accompanied their husbands as they plan to spend several weeks in Montana inspecting company properties and handling business.
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Roy H. Glover
The
Anaconda Company
Clyde E. Weed
Butte
New York City
Mrs. Glover
Mrs. Weed
Montana
Montana Weather Update for East and West Regions
Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with scattered afternoon thunderstorms, warmer in the west and north. East region highs 75 to 85 north and 80 to 90 south, west region 80 to 90. The Table shows maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 30 p.m. Sunday.
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Runoff Vote Seen in Texas for Governor Race
In Texas, U. S. Senator Price Daniel led with 578,946 votes from 254 of 254 counties as of 7 p.m. CST, with Ralph Yarborough closely trailing at 428,948 in a Democratic runoff contest for governor. former Senator W. Lee O'Daniel trailed in third with 324,145, as six candidates compete and state law requires a runoff if no candidate wins a majority.
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Tex
U. S
Price Daniel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Daniel
Yarborough
W. Lee O’daniel
J. Evetts Haley
Reuben Senterfitt
Austin
J. J. Holmes
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Confusion Over Newspaper Delivery Timing
A Montana Standard caller reported not receiving his paper Sunday night. Staff explained it was Monday morning at 8 a.m. The man, surprised, admitted he had just awakened to find it was the next day after being told it was still Sunday night.
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Montana Standard
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