Britain extends relaxed embargo to North Korea Tibet and China
Britain on Friday expanded its eased embargo to North Korea North Vietnam and Red ruled Tibet while announcing new trade terms with China Trade officials expect a surge in Red China trade from a 10 million dollar base last year Rolls Royce and other firms plan direct dealings pending government authorizations France Norway and Denmark may follow suit in lifting embargoes on hundreds of items
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London
U.P
Britain
North Korea
North Vietnam
Tibet
United States
China
Selwyn Lloyd
U.S
John Hay Whitney
Peiping
Rolls Royce, Ltd
France
Norway
Denmark
Marine Reserves From Butte Headed to San Diego Training
Twenty nine Marine Corps reservists from Butte and nearby communities leave tonight at 8 15 via Union Pacific for San Diego California where they will undergo six months of training. Commander Captain L W T Waller says the men elected six months of active duty before four and a half years in the active reserve. They will train two weeks yearly on active duty and then proceed to Camp Pendleton for further combat instruction. Names listed include Charles E Larsen William A McBride Gaylon D McKnight Eddie Medina and many others.
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Marine Corps
Butte
Union Pacific
San Diego
Calif
L. W. T. Waller
Marine Reserve
Waller
Active Reserve
Camp Pendleton
Charles E. Larsen
William A. McBride
Gaylon D. McKnight
Eddie Medina
John R. Mueller
Mark J. O'Neill
Gary R. Petit
Terrance P. Tahira
Howard T. Vivian
Michael E. Ward
James W. Webb
Robert G. Conway
Bruce L. Donaldson
Robert R. Ferron Jr
John P. Hamill
John C. Hauck
William D. Hawke
Claude D. Huber
Sammy Keef
James F. J. Kolesar
John T Konen
Joseph A. Kump
Dennis J. Hassan
Louis
Livingston Scout Earns Medal for Bravery
Livingston 14 year old Jack Burke received a national scouting bravery medal for saving his half sister Jane Ann Well ing from thin ice at Saca jawea Park lagoon in January 1956. He swam breaking ice to reach her and kept treading water until help arrived. The award was presented at St Marys Catholic Church by Herman Skarie of Bozeman.
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Livingston
Jack Burke
Jack
Little Jane Ann Welling
Sacajawea Park
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Herman Skarie
Bozeman
Yellowstone Valley Scout Council
North Africa
Jane Ann
Chester C. Wellington
British move to boost trade with Communist China acknowledged
Washington leaders signaled reluctant acceptance of Britain expanding trade with China. Senator Knowland warned the shift could push Hong Kong toward a stronger China, while he and Senate colleagues expressed mixed emotions. Lyndon Johnson noted the decision might be questioned but not easily overturned.
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Washington
Britain
China
Knowland
California
Senate
Hong Kong
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Montana Weather Outlook Across Regions
East Montana shows mostly fair skies with a warming trend. Thunder showers possible in the southwest on Saturday, with highs 70 to 80 and overnight lows 40 to 50. West Montana: mostly fair with scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers mainly south, highs 75 to 85, nights 40 to 50.
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Montana High Low
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus Oren Nernmeneene A
Stom i Butte Oereesesereeseser
Cut Bank
Miles City Or
Missoula A. BL
West Yellowstone
Doctor Warns Radar Beams Can Kill Humans
California physician Dr. John R. McLaughlin reports in a medical journal that radar beams can be fatal. He describes a 1954 fatality at a radar plant and cautions that microwave radiation from radar equipment can cause instant dangerous tissue heating.
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Los Angeles
California
John R. McLaughlin
Glendale
California Medical Anss
William Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Lee DuBridge
McLaughlin
Huge Farm Price Support Loss Is Announced
Washington reports that the Agriculture Department lost 1.0569 billion dollars in farm price support programs in the ten months ending April 30. It was the largest loss for any such period in government history, caused mainly by selling surpluses acquired from farmers under price-support loans at prices below cost.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Americans Funded 1896 Olympic Debut At Athens
Thirteen Americans competed in the first modern Games in Athens in 1896 without official team support paying their own travel and expenses. The ad copy urges readers to place Want Ads to cover their costs, noting a dial number 5457 for placement.
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Athens
Greece
Britain Sets Off Biggest H Bomb Blast
Britain unleashed its largest hydrogen bomb test in the Central Pacific near Malden Atoll. A Valient jet dropped a four ton weapon thousands of feet above the sea, creating a flare seen for miles and signaling Britain as the world’s third H-bomb power.
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H.M.S. Alert
Britain
Central Pacific
Malden Atoll
Christmas Island
Russia
United States
Adenauer Hails U S Plans On Disarmament
Adenauer praised the United States disarmament plan as a moral milestone while cautioning that a Big Four conference on German reunification may take two years. He noted U S progress at London talks and said negotiations will be lengthy, with Stassen expected to present a plan of small steps toward international nuclear control.
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Bonn
Germany
U.P
Konrad Adenauer
United States
U. S
Washington
Harold Stassen
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Montana School of Mines Plans 57th Commencement
School of Mines prepares for commencement with Junior Prom June 6 in the Library Museum Building. June 7 features a 12:30 luncheon at Butte Country Club and a 3 p.m class photo before rehearsal. Commencement is June 8 at 8 p.m. Roy H. Glover will deliver the address Horizons of Progress. Alumni banquet follows at Hotel Finlen. Degrees awarded include 36 bachelor’s 4 master’s 3 professional and 1 doctorate.
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Montana School of Mines
Library - Museum
Vienna
Butte Country Club
Library-Museum
Alumni Association
Finlen
Roy H. Glover
The
Anaconda Company
Memorial Day holiday traffic deaths run lower than prior years
The Memorial Day weekend toll shows 138 highway deaths 52 drownings and 43 other fatalities by Friday with the 30 hour period ending Thursday producing 164 lives lost. Ned H Dearborn National Safety Council credits drivers and officers while noting the toll remains below nonholiday norms.
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Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
Safety Council
Dearborn
Council
South Carolina youths reportedly seized by Hungarian border guards
Two 20-year-old South Carolina travelers, Myron Gilbert and Warren Hair, on a hitch-hiking tour across Europe, are reported as having been seized by Hungarian border guards after attempting to glimpse into Communist Hungary six days earlier. A police spokesman said it seems they crossed into Hungary. Jane De Pedro of West Australia, who joined them in France, said they toured France, Italy, Yugoslavia and Austria and had no intention of crossing the Iron Curtain.
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U.P
South Carolina
Europe
Hungary
Myron Apel Gilbert
Walterboro
S.C
Warren William Hair
North Augusta
Jane de Pedro
Broone
West Australia
France
Italy
Yugoslavia
Austria
United Press Today
19 Day Survivor of Crash Heads for Home
Mrs Dorothy LeMasurier, 46, wife of a Duluth radio and TV executive, survived 19 days on Ferris Mountain Wyoming after a light plane crash. She traveled by ambulance to Rawlins then to Duluth by a Minnesota National Guard C47 plane, while her husband died from a brain hemorrhage.
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Casper
Wyo
Dorothy LeMasurier
Duluth
Minnesota National Guard
LeMasurier
Carbon County Hospital
Ferris Mountain
Pasadena
Calif
Ronald
Donald
French President Denounces Rebels Over Algerian Unrest
Paris, President Rene Coty condemned the rebellion in Algeria in a midnight broadcast. He urged nations to shun killers and terrorists, citing the Melouza massacre and the claimed Paris assassination of Ali Chekkal as alleged acts tied to Algerian violence.
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Paris
Rene Coty
France
Algeria
North Africa
Melouza
Ali Chekkal
Assembly
US Air Force Car Kills Greek Rebel General in Athens
In Kalamaki, near Athens, a US Air Force car struck and killed General Stafanos Sarafis, wartime commander of the Elias rebel Greek army. His wife, a British-born woman, was seriously injured. Greece claimed custody of the driver identified only as Marion Mousalli by USIS.
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Athens
Greece
U.P
U. S. Air Force
Stafanos Sarafis
United States Information Service
Marion Mousalli
Sarafis
Elias” Army
Kalamaki
Senate panel proposes tighter lobbying and reform laws
A Senate investigative panel urged new tougher laws to curb pernicious lobbying and to modernize election financing. The four Democrats and four Republicans led by Sen. McClellan call for full publicity to expose direct and indirect pressure on Congress and prohibit forged telegrams. They back higher limits on presidential campaign spending and a partial exemption for small donor contributions.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Miller Guilty in Contempt Case Over 1947 Meeting
Arthur Miller, husband of Marilyn Monroe, found guilty of congressional contempt for refusing to name attendees at a 1947 Communist meeting. Federal Judge McLaughlin ruled questions were relevant to the committee's investigation of passport abuses. Miller faces possible sentencing after appeal. Miller remains free on bond until sentencing.
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Washington
U.P
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Charles E. McLaughlin
Miller
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Marilyn
McLaughlin
Communist Party
Rauh
Anaconda Traffic Death Listed as 73rd Road Fatality
Helena Lindborg of Southern Cross died in an Anaconda hospital about an hour after admission following a car truck crash at Silver Lake in Deer Lodge County. Coroner A A Longfellow said injuries were a contributing factor to her death while The Associated Press notes Montana’s 73rd traffic fatality.
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Helena Lindborg
Southern Cross
Anaconda
Associated Press
Montana
Lindborg
Silver Lake
Deer Lodge
A. A. Longfellow
Montana Highway Patrol
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