Eisenhower Defends Foreign Aid Amid Yugoslavia Clash
President Eisenhower argues foreign aid serves America's interests and personal liberties, noting lower costs when avoiding war. House Speaker Rayburn backs restoring 600 million dollars to foreign aid, with McCormack calling it the minimum. Congress debates aid to Yugoslavia as Tito resumes ties with the Soviet Union.
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America
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Rep
McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Congress
Yugoslavia
U.S
India
Egypt
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
Tito
Moscow
Father and Son Nominated on Opposite Tickets in Montana
Helena reports a father and son nominated on opposing tickets in Montana's primary. John C. Harrison, renominated Democrat for Lewis and Clark county attorney in Helena, faces off against his father Dr. Francis R. Harrison, Republican nominee for state senator from Wheatland County.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
John C. Harrison
Lewis and Clark
Francis R. Harrison
Wheatland County
President on peace efforts urged flexible attitudes to aid
The President urged that pursuing peace may require accepting varied stances from other nations. He emphasized that achieving peace can demand compromises and openness to special positions different countries may hold.
Nine year old linked to wide string of thefts
Butte police report a nine year old boy implicated in about 60 burglaries and petty thefts. He admitted breaking into Montana Laundry and stealing 31 cents, bicycles, wallets, a 22 caliber pistol, a watch, and other items. He was turned over to juvenile officers after two truck prowls and arrests Wednesday night.
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Butte
Vern Maddock
Montana
Maddock
Abandoned Auto Fire Razes Vehicle on Colorado Block
Firemen responded to the 800 block on Colorado after an abandoned car was found burning at 10 16 p m Wednesday. No injuries reported. Parked vehicle owner unknown. Fire investigators presumed accidental ignition.
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Colorado
North Carolina Forms First Geological Survey in 1823
North Carolina launched its first geological survey in 1823, marking the state's initial organized effort to study its minerals rocks and soils through a formal government project. The move modernized resource knowledge and laid groundwork for subsequent scientific work.
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North Carolina
Woman's Day Awards Highlight 1956 Event at MSC
Montana State College 1956 Woman's Day ceremonies awarded numerous honors. Notables include Jean Welch of Great Falls tapped as five year speaker for 1961 observance, Margaret Olson of Ennis receiving Herrick award, and Carolyn Sargent of Dillon named 1957 chair. Awards span sororities, scholastics, nursing, athletics, and departmental honors with many named recipients across Montana towns.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
Jean Welch
Great Falls
Herrick
Margaret Olson
Ennis
Carolyn Sargent
Dillon
Myrtle Flaskerud
Havre
Associated Women Students
American Association of University Women
Audree Siverts
Glendive
Glen Breneman Einfeldt
Anaconda
Mortar Board
Glenelle Wood
Miami Beach
Fla
Frankie Houggard
Crew Agency
Mary Jo Morton
Helena
Mary Lou Thomas
Avis Ann Griffith
Livingston
Shirley Green
Joan Raymond
Marble
Minn
Bonnie Norling
Spurs
Shirley Johnson
Walter
Deanna Suneson
Davis
Calif
Collyn Hunter
Billings
Velmar Bergstrom
Conrad
Joan Burbank
Jennings
Nancy Wiedeman
Lewistown
Wiggenhorn
Jean Allen
Miss Palmer
Alpha Lambda Delta
Scholastic Honorary
Hermine Lentier
Laura Kramer
Patricia Ryan
Worland
Wyo
Virginia Reese
Nancy Jones Cook
Powell
Elks
Carol McKenzie
Alder
Alpha Tau Delta
Lorcan Arneson
Edna Bellach
Three Folks
Bozeman Business
Eisenhower Discusses Tito Affair and Foreign Policy
President Eisenhower holds a news conference addressing Tito era questions and possible emulation. He shows confidence in his political future and declines to discuss campaign specifics with party leaders while deflecting requests for a pre election physical checkup. He endorses reciprocal courtesies with Soviet leaders and indicates invitations would be on equal terms if extended.
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Tito
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Administration
United States
Paul M. Butler
Moscow
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Twining
Gen. Twining
Berlin
Zhukov
Four Survivors From Ba Dora Sinking Reach Dacca
DACCA East Pakistan survivors report the steamer Ba dora carried about 300 people when it sank in a Bay of Bengal storm. One survivor Suraj Malik described a sudden wreck with few lifebelts available and only four lives saved so far. A czar in 1634 ordered snuff takers to have noses amputated.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
Suraj Malik
Russia
Butte Debates Pool Supervisor Hire Amid Union Dispute
The Butte recreation board faced protests over hiring Norma McPhail as a summer recreation department supervisor, with assertions she was not unionized and the process lacked other applicants. Board member Lindquist defended the hire as based on past good work. May city finances showed church extension as largest permit, with dozens of building, plumbing, and electrical permits, while payrolls and claims totaled several tens of thousands. Absent councilors and a death in the family were noted.
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Norma McPhail
Recreation Department
Miss McPhail
Teachers Union
John Lindquist
Recreation Board
Dan Kinsella
W. B. Renouard
Terry Kelly
Lindquist
Sullivan
R. H. Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Department of Public Works
Fire Prevention Bureau
Anthony J. Gubane
Risto Kurilich
Big Steel Wage Talks Opened in New York City
Wage talks in the big steel industry opened in New York at the Hotel Roosevelt between United Steelworkers of America officials and major steel firms Betheleum Republic and U S. The sides remained noncommittal as talks began and planned a 9 a.m. session next day. If no agreement is reached before June 30, 650,000 basic steel workers could face a strike.
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New York
Roosevelt
United Steelworkers of America
United States
Betheleum
Republic Steel Corp
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