Fliers Freed From Chinese Captivity Amid Diplomatic Efforts
General Dag Hammarskjold and Prime Minister Nehru praised for pressuring Peiping to release four American fliers. Krishna Menon indicated further prisoners may follow, while Chou En-lai signaled more releases. Eisenhower urged caution as allies hope the others will be freed. a special flight will carry relatives to Hawaii for a reunion with the four released airmen.
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Hammarskjold
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Air Force
U. S
Hawaii
U. N. General Assembly
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Nists
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U.S
Moves to Dissolve Order in Interim Commission Action
Lewis and Clark County District Court urged dissolution of an order requiring Montana Board of Examiners to show cause why expense claims of the Commission on Reorganization of State Government should be paid. Claims total 421.50 for 11 of 12 members. The petition argues the writ lacks sufficient facts. The note adds a 1954 Monmouth Park wager average of 88 dollars per fan per day.
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Commission
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Arnold H. Olsen
Emmet T. Walsh
Butte High Will Graduate 294 Tonight
Butte High plans a graduation tonight for 294 seniors led by a large class roster that includes Thomas Eugene Anderson and Dwaine Doris Annala among many graduates. The program features a concert and the traditional diploma ceremony with senior names announced.
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Banner
Donna Diana
E. N. von Reznicek
Princess Elizabeth March
Coates
Thomas Eugene Anderson
Dwaine Doris Annala
Beverly Asanovich
William Carlton Austin
James Edward Ayres
Elizabeth Louise Balkovetz
Sally Diana Barker
Delores Yvonne Barnett
Emil Frank Barth
Barbara May Bechtold
John William Becky
Anita Marie Beckworth
Paul Louis
Barbara Lee Giacomino
Donald John Gilbert
Sally Jane Gilham
Dorea Mary Girard
Beverly Jane Glover
Carol Ann Goldsworthy
Janice Deanne Gould
Dorothy Ann Govednik
Richard Lee Gregerson
Kathleen Elizabeth Grindred
Beverly Jean Gustafson
Jean Rae Haaland
Joan Lynn Haaland
Herbert Lewis Haefer
Carl Hager Jr
Mike Wilford Haggerty
Darlene Patricia Hakala
Geraldine Lois Hakala
Don Francis Hall
Richard Lee Hanley
Wilfred Bruce Hanley
Robert Paul Harmon
Elvina Delmay Hash
Donna Delores Hash
Addison Clifford Hawk
Crystal Marie Hendrickson
Rosa Marie Hennemann
Virginia Susan Henningsen
John Neil Herzog
Rae Marie Herzog
Carleen Marie Hicks
Hazel Marie Hicks
Harlan Edward Higinbotham
Vernon Sharrol Hills
Allen Jack Hinand
Harold John Hoem
Ann
Marlene Rose McLeod
Donald James McMillan
Charles Daniel McNaughton
Joan Elaine McNeil
Marjorie Claire McQuiston
Effie Rae Mackey
Martyn Wayne Madson
Elaine Claire Maenpa
William Raymond Malesich
David Stephen Malyevac
Marolyn Marston
William Cain Mason Jr
Donna Lee May
William Laurence Maybee
William Ernest Meager
John Francis Mee
Michael N. Meljie
Paul Mason Melvin
Margaret Annette Merriam
Leonard William Metz
Stella Elin Milanovich
Donna Pauline Miller
Robert Mirich
Lawrence Gene Mitchell
Ruth Lillian Mock
James Anton Molek
Frank Leland Monahan
James Levin Mondloch
Delores May Moquist
Katherine Irene Moran
Bessiero Moyle
Helen Sylvia Mular
Nancy Carol Nagel
Frances Marie Nakwas
William Frederick Needham
Betty Rae Nicholls
Richard Reed Nielsen
George Alfred Niemi
Sharon Lee Nixon
Suzanne S. Nolan
Brian Burns O’brien
Lawrence Francis O’connell
Carlene Rhea Otto
Lois Jean Panich
Rene Parker
Thomas Arthur Parr
Grace Bernice Parrett
Hazel Mae Parsons
Barbara Jean Patterson
Darlene Marie Peck
Margaret Jean Pedersen
Jerome William Peltoma
Shirley Mae Peterson
Wayne Albert Peterson
James Robert Pratt
John Joseph Pierce
Carl Alfred Plate
Roberta Lucille Plumley
Mary Jo
Judith Pochervina
Robert Norman Post
David B. Pushard
Millan Rakich
Loretta Mae Randall
Robert Tanner Rask
Joan
Supreme Court ruling calls for swift end to school segregation
The court declared that segregation must yield and local districts must begin prompt, reasonable steps toward full compliance. It cited cases from Clarendon County D C Prince Edward County Topeka Claymont and Hockessin and noted the ruling applies to all segregated schools nationwide.
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Herman Talmadge
Roland Cooper
Alabama
Wilcox County
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Richard Ervin
Marvin Griffin
Supreme Court
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Prince Edward County
Topeka
Kan
Claymont
Hockessin
Delaware
District of Columbia
Holiday Death Toll From Weekend Traffic Declines
The Associated Press tallies 446 deaths over the 78 hour nonholiday period May 13 to May 16, surpassing NSC estimates. State tallies show traffic, drowning, and miscellaneous fatalities across Alabama to Wyoming with notable totals in Ohio Texas and New York.
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False Alarm Sends Butte Fire Crews to Utah and Iron
A fire alarm led Butte fire units to respond Tuesday at 11 35 p m to a reported blaze in Utah and Iron. No fire found and all units returned to service.
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Court Denies Stay for Three on San Quentin Death Row
Federal District Court in San Francisco denied a petition for a stay of execution for Jack Santo Emmett Perkins and Barbara Graham scheduled to die in the lethal gas chamber next Friday for the murder of a Burbank California widow.
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Emmett Perkins
Barbara Graham
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Burbank
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Catholic leadership theme frames Girls Central graduation
Father Burns urges Catholic leadership from young women to counter paganism and materialism as Girls Central High School graduates to St. Patrick Church for diplomas. Bishop Gilmore presides, with a benediction, choir performances, and a reception in the school gym.
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Girls Central High School
St. Patrick Church
Girls Central
Bishop Gilmore
Francis J. Burns
Kreckel
Margaret McHale
Ceilia Clare
Girls Central Chorus
Betty Connors
D'Indy Montan
Karen Doherty
Dubois
Peros
Montan
Georgia Griffith uses hearing to teach blind piano students
In Lancaster Ohio a 25-year-old Georgia Griffith graduate of Capital University’s School of Music, who is blind herself, shifts from teaching music to the blind to teaching sighted beginners. She explains that correct finger placement changes the tone, noting that “the notes do not sound as they should.”
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Lancaster
Ohio
Georgia Griffith
Capital University
School of Music
President Eisenhower Reflects on Politics and World Affairs
In relaxed mood at his Pennsylvania farm, President Eisenhower discusses political life, the motives behind the Reds, and the fate of Americans held by Communist China. He recalls selecting Nixon as running mate in 1952 and notes a cautious stance on U.S. military spending amid jet bomber progress. The census shows U.S. population rising from 106,466,000 in 1920 to 158,306,000 in 1953.
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Europe
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U. S
U.S
Hogan kin spread across states in obituary note
John P. Hogan’s survivors include two brothers and sisters-in-law in Butte and New York City, a sister May belle Hogan, and numerous relatives from California to Tacoma. As Tramway Mine timekeeper in Butte, Hogan was famed for speed and an uncanny memory for voices, rarely glancing from his time book to verify names at checkon or checkoff times.
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Eugene N. Hogan
Butte
George F. Hogan
New York City
Maybelle Hogan
Silver Bow County
Walter Cropp
Jack Kent
California
W. R. DeMers
Portland
Fred Schenk
Tacoma
Wash
Patrick D
Colleen M. McGee
Hogan
Checkon
Messner Appointed Superintendent of Phosphate Dept
Martin Messner began at the chrome plant near Columbus and returned to Anaconda in 1944 to lead the manganese kiln. He became superintendent of the phosphate department on March 1, 1950, and his survivors include widow Florence, a son and daughter in law, and relatives in Milwaukee and Michigan. He belonged to St Paul Church the American Legion AIME and the Anaconda Country Club.
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Martin FE. Messner
Great Falls Air Base
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Elizabeth Ann
Milwaukee
Inlaw
Alfred Curles
Negaunee, Mich
Harold Aubry
Staten Island
Mr. Messner
St Paul Church, American Legion
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
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Anaconda Country Club
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