Tito Russia Sign Accord on Principles
Belgrade Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union issued a declaration of principles after talks led by Khruschev and Tito. Khruschev did not sign the document, and Soviet leader Bulganin added his name alongside Tito. The paper notes no pact on party relations and lists five main points including support for China’s Taiwan claims, a German settlement democratic in nature, European collective security, UN strengthening, and a seat for Communist China in the UN.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Tito
Nikita S. Khruschev
Communist Party
Khruschev
Gardijski Dom
Guards
Nikolai Bulganin
Jerry O Connell Denies Ever Being Commie
Former Montana congressman Jerry J. O Connell testified under oath that he never joined the Communist party and denied being a Communist. Subcommittee members criticized his associations from 1937 to 1950 as he explained his roles as Democratic party executive in Washington state and other positions.
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Washington
Jerry J. O'Connell
Congress
Communist Party
House UN- American Activities Subcommittee
O’connell
O'Connell
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Frank
Tavenner
Democratic Party
Washington State
Rep
Velde
R-Ill
Boys Central School Graduates Hear President of Carroll
The speaker likened the school to an extension of the home and urged parents to consider teachers as vicegerents of the parent, warning that choosing secularist or antireligious teachers may affect children.
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Boys Central School
Carroll
Catholic education theme at Helena commencement
The 72 graduates of Central High School in Helena heard remarks by Father R V Kavanagh of Carroll College on the value of Catholic education. Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore presided as diplomas were awarded, with valedictorian John Thomas Bonner and salutatorian Joseph H. Bate.
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R. V. Kavanagh
Carroll College
Helena
Boys Central High School
Bow Theater
Joseph M. Gilmore
D. C. Mahoney
Gilmore
John Thomas Bonner
Joseph H. Bate
Father Kavanagh
Kavanagh
Isobel Bonner
W. Galena
Joseph H. Bato
Henry W. Bato
E. Summit
Nixon Says Big 4 Meeting May Be Last Chance
Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned that the forthcoming four power summit may be the last chance to settle globalDifferences and avert war. He spoke at the Rotary International golden anniversary convention in Chicago and expressed confidence there will be no war. He said the Summit could resolve whether the Communists still aim to conquer the world or have changed their ways.
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Chicago
U.P
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rotary International
Museums shed the stuffy image says 500 keepers
The American Association of Museums convention shows the field buzzing with ideas and new outreach. Directors like James Whitehead of the Staten Island Museum and Arthur Coggeshall of Santa Barbara celebrate a shift from dusty digs to kid friendly programs, conservation education, and portable displays.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
American Assn. of Museums
James Whitehead
Staten Island
N. Y
Whitehead
American Museum of Atomic Energy
Oak Ridge
Arthur S. Coggeshall
Santa Barbara
Calif
Museum of Natural History
New Haven
Coggeshall
Yale
British Strike Spreads Across Britain Stall Threatens Industry
Britain faced broader disruption as a railway strike halted six Welsh steel plants affecting 2,700 workers. Talks between ASLEF and the TUC failed with no progress. unions demand wage differentials restored while NUR presses for wage talks that include their members. The Cabinet studied economic impact as strikes continue at ports and railways.
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London
Britain
Eden
Labor Party
Trades Union Congress
TUC
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
ASLEF
National Union of Railwaymen
NUR
James Campbell
Newsmen
British Transport Commission
Youth Breaks in for Revolver. Arrested With Gun
Kalispell police report a 14 year old broke into a sports shop Wednesday night through an attic skylight and stole a revolver worth 45 dollars. Damages estimated at 300 dollars. The boy was arrested at Polson with the gun.
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Kalispell
Polson
Freed Airman Predicts More Releases From China
Lt. Roland W. Parks said in Honolulu that Communist jailers may free 11 additional U. S. airmen after the initial four fighters were released near Hong Kong. Parks cited a pattern of softer treatment and allowed letters home as signs of broader releases. The four pilots, captured 1952–53, were reunited with families in Hawaii amid joyous scenes at Hickam AFB.
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Honolulu
U. S
Red China
Roland W. Parks
Hong Kong
Parks
Air Force
Omaha
Edwin ,Heller
Wynnewood
Harold FE. Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Springs
Montgomery
Ala
Elmer F. Llewellyn
Missoula
Mont
Hawaii
Hickam Air Force Base
Heller
Judith
Postal workers to gain nearly eight percent in pay hike
The House Post Office Committee backed a substitute bill approving an average 8 percent raise for about 500,000 postal workers, retroactive to March 1, with cost estimated at 164 million dollars yearly. Senate approval was 78 to 0, and President Eisenhower was expected to sign. The panel also scheduled hearings on a Civil Service pay bill.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate
House Committee
Love and Law: Supreme Court Says No Second Marriage Alimony
Florida ruling holds a man may not marry a second wife at the expense of his first, and cannot reduce alimony for a second spouse. The ad copy urges readers to use sale ads and rent ads to ease finances, with a 1948 Plymouth needing motor work for $75 and a phone contact.
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Supreme Court of Florida
Plymouth
Woman Who Poisoned Four Gets Life Term
Tulsa report states Nannie Doss, accused of poisoning four of her five husbands, received a life sentence for murder after pleading guilty. The 50-year-old widow faces possible charges in other states for deaths linked to arsenic and other relatives suspected in multiple family deaths.
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Nannie Doss
Tulsa, Okla
Samuel Doss
Janice Dianne Haynes
Peggy Lou Haynes
Melvina Hedrick
Doss
Tulsa
Okla
U.P
Elmer Adams
Adams
Kansas
North Carolina
Alabama
Sam Doss
State Highway Department
State Planning Board Revived in Montana
HELENA The Montana Legislature revived the State Planning Board and named D. P. Fabrick as chairman. Gov. J Hugo Aronson urged rapid start, aiming to promote industrial development and relocate industry within the state. The board includes State Water Board members with a $25 000 yearly appropriation and plans to hire a director in July.
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Helena
State Planning Board
D. P. Fabrick
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
State Water Board
C. H. Raymond
Hamilton
Fred E. Buck
Max Mathews
Huntley
Aronson and Fabrick
R. J. Kelley
Fabrick
Water Conservation Board
Netherlands
107 year old New York woman dies in apartment
Mrs. Angela Casarella aged about 107 died Thursday in New York. Born in Italy she had lived alone in her apartment with neighbors looking after her care.
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New York
Angela Casarella
Italy
YMCA Drive Advances in Butte Investment Campaign
Work progresses on the Butte YMCA fundraising drive titled Investment in Youth for June 7 20 led by general chairman William R Miles Jr. The plan assigns roles of superintendents foremen and miners to over 200 volunteers across nine mine teams with named leaders and shifts.
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Butte
Butte Ymca
William R. Miles Jr
Anselmo
James Poore Jr
Clark Veatch
Tony Veazey
Rex Henningson
Joyd Crippen
Badger
John E. O'Neill
Rayworth Howe
Louis Bugnn
Maynard Rowland
Lou Sommers
Lexington
Don Ulrich
Don Satterthwaite
Hugh Hoy
Carl Davis
Ed Cooney
Mountain Con
John Cote
Montana Weather Partial clouds and showers forecast
Eastern Montana will see partly cloudy skies with a few showers in the afternoon and evening on Friday. Highs reach 60 to 70 degrees, with similar conditions and temperatures in western Montana. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 30 p m on Thursday.
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Montana
Senate approves full 3.2 billion foreign aid bill
The Senate voted 59 to 18 to pass the entire 3.2 billion dollar foreign aid program requested by President Eisenhower for the year starting July 1. Amendments to cut totals or force loans instead of grants were defeated. The measure authorizes 1.595 billion in direct military aid and 200 million for a development fund in Asia, plus 122 million in defense funds, with the funding set to be voted in a separate bill.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
F Eisenhower
House
Asia
Sen
George
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Ellender
D-La
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John B. Hollister
Foreign Operations Administration
FOA
Hollister
State Department
Sens
Knowland
R-Calif
Salk Reports Improved Polio Vaccine Now In Use
Dr. Jonas Salk announced the current polio vaccine is better than field trial versions and should cut paralytic polio rates. He warned more polio cases may be reported as awareness rises, and stressed distinguishing paralytic polio from other forms. He added vaccinated children are less likely to contract or spread polio when vaccines are properly made.
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New York
Jonas E Salk
Salk
Clair Gets Life in Helena Death
John P. Clair, 28, was sentenced to life in Deer Lodge after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the bedroom strangling of 18 year old Renee Marlene McCarty, a Helena High senior found dead March 8. Prosecutors said no sexual assault occurred.
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Helena
John P. Clair
Renee Marlene McCarty
Clair
Deer Lodge
Miss McCarty
George W. Padbury Jr
Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Washington, D. C
Washington
Henry G. Clair
Renee
Jessie
Vast Land Study Urged at Parley
The Great Plains Agricultural Conference urged a vast land classification study as the first step in a long range drought minimization program. A 19 page report urged soil surveys for each locality in the plains within three years after funds and personnel become available.
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Denver
Great Plains Agricultural Conference
Plains
Benson
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
North
South Dakota
Great Plains
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