Beck Jr Refuses to Answer on Union Funds in Senate Hearing
Dave Beck Jr. and cousin Joseph McEvoy invoked the Fifth Amendment before Senate investigators, risking contempt charges. They declined to reveal if they pocketed union funds amid questions about Beck family ties and possible siphoning for boats and a TV set.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Teamsters
Dave Beck Jr
Beck
Joseph McEvoy
Senate
Dave Beck Sr
Junior
Senior
Hot Springs Boy 17 Drowns in Lonepine Reservoir
Lloyd Ulvick, 17, of Hot Springs died after drowning while swimming to a log at Lonepine Reservoir nine miles north of Hot Springs. Friends on scene tried to rescue him. his body was recovered about five hours later by Deputy Sheriff M. B. Mendenhall and searchers. Ulvick, a Hot Springs High School junior and athlete, left relatives in Rolla, North Dakota, to mourn with his family.
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Hot Springs
Lloyd Ulvick
Lonepine Reservoir
Vance Shrider
Ulvick
Jackie Collins
Linda Frolin
Neil Collins
M. B. Mendenhall
Lloyd W. Ulvick
Danny
Rolla
N. D
Hot Springs High School
Large Hailstones Pelt Glendive
A Tuesday evening storm hit Glendive with hailstones about three quarters of an inch in diameter. KXGN reported .38 inches of rain in 20 minutes. Gardens in the west part of town were flattened, while the Glendive airport noted no rain or hail. The storm affected a small city area.
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Glendive
KXGN
Anaconda Negro Club Owner Slain in Fist Fight
In Anaconda a tavern operator Percy C. Harris 62 was killed and two other Negro patrons were wounded when a brawl between Negroes and white men escalated. Ewald E. Kilber 25 white faces first degree murder charges. he is jailed without bond. The shooting occurred about 2 30 a.m. in front of the Harlem Club on East Commercial.
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Anaconda
Ewald E. Kilber
Percy C. Harris
Harlem
Dan Jancic
John Roche
Kilber
Deer Lodge County
John L. McKeon
Roy McCabe
E. Commercial
Peterson Apts
A. A. Longfellow
McKeon
Clayton
van) Dykes
Lois Cooley
Seven Students to Receive Scholarships at Montana School of Mines
The Montana School of Mines will award seven scholarships for the next academic year. Recipients include Leonard W. Boyd Jr. of Kansas City Missouri and Roger N. Dokken of Shelby Montana, along with Donald A. Hendricks Aurelio Madrazo Lawrence E. Treiber Ross W. Wayment and Donald E. Zipperian. Scholarships come from American Society for Metals American Smelting and Refining Co Gardner Denver Co American Petroleum Institute Mobil Producing Co Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation awarded for scholastic achievement character and engineering promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard W. Boyd Jr
Kansas City
American Society For Metals
Roger N. Dokken
Shelby
American Smelting and Refining Co
Donald A. Hendricks
Des Moines
Iowa
Gardner-Denver Co
Mobil Producing Co
Ross W. Wayment
Butte
Donald E. Zipperian
Great Falls
Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation
First Wind Tunnel Built by Eiffel
Gustav Eiffel built the first serviceable wind tunnel and laid foundations for wing and propeller design. Want Ads offer assistance in designing one for quick needs. Dial 5451.
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Paris
Gustav Eiffel
Autoist Seriously Hurt Near Dillon
DILLON Idaho motorist Orveal Wylie 24 Rexburg was badly injured in a crash about 15 miles south of Dillon Monday night. He was moved from critical to serious condition at Barrett Hospital with possible neck fracture wrist fractures facial injuries and multiple head and body bruises. Undersheriff Lloyd Thomas said Wylie’s northbound car left U S 91 and rolled several hundred feet. a passing driver took him to hospital. He remained unconscious until Tuesday morning.
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Wylie
Urges Continued Help for Tito
A State Department official urged ongoing U S aid to Yugoslavia telling the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Marshal Tito's government has maintained true neutrality and has pulled away from the Soviet orbit, exerting influence over the satellite area. The testimony was made public from a Tuesday hearing.
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Washington
State Dept
U. S.S
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
C. Burke Elbrick
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Elbrick
Three States Face New Flood Damage
Flood threats spread across Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas as the Red River swells from four days of rain and Lake Texoma spills its overflow. Colorado reports rapid snowmelt boosting rivers including the Gunnison Animas and Dolores as Western Slope towns like Delta endure flooding. Weather officials warn flood stages will be exceeded along the Red River area from Arthur City to Fulton with 29 to 31 feet forecast by June 9.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Red River
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Lake Texoma
U. S. Army
Gunnison River
Rocky Mountains
Delta
Colo
Durango
Animas River
Dolores
Dolores River
U. S. Weather Bureau
Rew River
Arthur City
Tex
Fulton
Ark
Weather Bureau
Trinity
Little River
Cigarette Smoking Shortens Life Study Finds
A four year American Cancer Society study of 188 000 men ages 50 to 70 across nine states shows regular cigarette smokers die earlier and at higher rates from lung cancer and heart disease. The findings indicate quitting reduces risk and that smoking cuts life expectancy.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Science Reporter
New York
Daniel Horn
American Cancer Society
E. Cuyler Hammond
Horn
Hammond
ACS _ statistical research
American Medical Assn. Convention
President and Dulles Hold State Dept Business Conference
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles conferred at the White House after Eisenhower’s golf outing in Maryland. Hagerty said the meeting concerned State Dept business and that no emergency was involved.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of
State Dulles
White House
State Dept. Business
Scientists warn Fallout risks from continued atomic tests
Congressional testimony by Dr. Bentley Glass and other geneticists warned that ongoing nuclear weapons tests could shorten or damage countless future lives and may require a reevaluation as test tempo rises in 1957. The AEC contends fallout levels remain below danger, while experts debate long term effects.
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Washington
Congress
Bentley Glass
Atomic Energy Commission
Glass
Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
AEC
James F. Crow
University of Wisconsin
Nips Pleased but Critics Angered Over Soldier Trial
In Washington the Eisenhower administration said Japan may try an American soldier for killing a Japanese woman. The decision pleased Japan and drew anger from congressional critics. Dulles and Wilson cited Japanese pressure and broader frictions as reasons for proceeding.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Japan
State Dulles
Defense Wilson
Far East
United States
Naka Sakai
William C. Girard
Ottawa-La- Salle
Ill
Girard
Wilson-Dulles
Arab Rebels Kill Prominent Friend of France
A prominent pro-French Algerian Moslem leader Khoussa Adda and his nephew were killed and burned while driving to inspect property, as nationalist violence in Algeria widens. The incident follows a day of unrest after bombings in Algiers, with calls for general mobilization and troop withdrawal versus a United Nations force.
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France
Algiers
Algeria
Khoussa Adda
Adda
Assn
Rene Coty
U. N
Algerian Movement
MNA
Interior Ministry
Eisenhower told donors GOP gifts cut over budget fears
Republican leaders told President Eisenhower that wealthy backers are withdrawing large gifts due to concerns over the national budget. Meade Alcorn and GOP officials presented a leather bound report predicting GOP gains in next year's elections and governorship races. Eisenhower said he had heard of the troubles but doubted long term impact.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Party High Command
White House
Congress
Alcorn
Murray Attacks Minerals Program as Mining Betrayal
Secretary of the Interior Seaton faced Senate Interior Committee questions on a new minerals policy. Senator Murray called the plan insulting to Congress and a betrayal of the mining industry, while several senators praised Seaton as others criticized parts like the proposed lead and zinc import excise tax. The program, drawn from a Presidential Cabinet panel, aims to expand research and private exploration with fiscal incentives, triggering changes during price declines.
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Washington
Interior Seaton
Senate Interior Committee
Murray
Sen. Bible
D-Nev
Sen
Malone
R-Nev
Seaton
Sens
Dworshak
Idaho
Allott
R-Cole
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Kuchel
Calif
Children's Day Opens At Columbia Gardens With Free Transit
Tomorrow marks the start of summer Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens with free transportation for children under 14 provided by The Anaconda Company. Buses depart Park and Main at 9:30 a.m. and travel back from the Gardens at 4 p.m. Staff will supervise activities as the weekly event runs except June 13 when Miners Union Day takes over.
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Columbia Gardens
Anaconda Company
Park and Main Streets
Fresno Patrolman Cited for Assisting Calf Birth
Fresno California highway patrolman Hamp ton V Chaney was awarded compensation after suffering a back injury while acting as a bovine midwife during a cow birth. Referee Edward J Shanahan of the State Industrial Accident Commission ruled the injury in line of duty and compensable.
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Fresno
Calif
Edward J. Shanahan
State Industrial Accident Commission
Clara Chapman 94 Dillon Pioneer dies after long illness
Clara Chapman a lifelong Dillon resident since its 1880 founding died at Barrett Hospital after three years of declining health. Born March 7 1863 in Wheeling West Virginia she helped shape the community including organizing clubs and serving in local groups. Survivors include her son Fred Chapman and grandchildren. Brundage Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Dillon
Clara Chapman
Barrett Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
John Shively
Ohio
Corrine
Utah
Utah and Northern Railroad
Montana
Shively
Dan T. Chapman
William A. Chapman
Los Angeles
Fred R. Chapman
Chapman
Geraldine Chapman
Jack
Judy) Sorenson
Lewiston
Dan Chapman
el Paso
Tex
Brundage Funeral Home
Yellowstone River Floods Lowlands Near Billings
The Yellowstone River spilled onto lowlands south and east of Billings and reached flood stage from Livingston to Hysham. River forecaster Ralph E. Gumpf said it will rise slowly and crest between one and twelve feet this weekend, after last year’s high of 11.65 feet on May 30.
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Billings
Yellowstone
Livingston
Hysham
Ralph E. Gumpf
The
Weather Bureau
French Forces Battle Rebels in Kabylie Mountains
In the Grande Kabylie range 60 miles east of Algiers a violent clash between French forces and Nationalist rebels continued. French reports tallied 95 rebels killed with French losses of 10 dead and 15 wounded. One French helicopter crashed during the engagement.
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Algiers
Grande Kabylie Mountains
Montana Weather Outlook: Fair Days with Scattered Thundershowers
Montana forecast calls for mostly fair weather Wednesday and Thursday with widely scattered afternoon and evening showers near the mountains. Highs 80 to 90, lows around 50 to 60. Table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Montana
Glendive Boy Dies After Auto Struck While Crossing Street
A four year old Glendive boy, David Dassinger, was killed Tuesday night when struck by a car driven by Mrs Richard Guenzi. He was running across a street toward his parents home after playing in a creek bed flood from a rainstorm. Police were probing the accident as the Montana traffic toll rose to 76 for 1957. He leaves parents and a 2 year old brother. the family moved to Glendive from Dickinson North Dakota on May 24.
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Glendive
David Dassinger
Owen
E. N. Dassinger
Richard Guenzi
Montana
Dickinson
N. D
Former President Truman is Grandfather
Mrs Clifton Daniel former Margaret Truman gave birth to a boy at Doctors Hospital weighing six pounds eight ounces. The baby and mother were reported doing fine. The infant is Truman's grandson as the Truman couple prepare to travel to New York.
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New York
Clifton Daniel
Margaret Truman
Doctors Hospital
Harry Truman
Daniel
The
New York Times
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Independence
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W. M. Brown
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Dulles
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U. S
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James C. Hagerty
Dan Daniel
American Legion
Danville
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