Historic Jet Flight Demonstrates Ocean to Ocean Carrier Reach
President Eisenhower watched as two Navy Crusader jets landed on the Saratoga after flying from San Diego to near Jacksonville in three hours 28 minutes at speeds around 650 mph. Secretary Dulles Wilson and Humphrey observed along with Navy crews and other dignitaries.
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Eisenhower
Atlantic
Navy
California
Florida
Dulles
Defense
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
San Diego
Calif
Jacksonville
Fla
Sky Warriors
Crusaders
Los Angeles
New York
Columbine III
Foresters Gather in Butte for One Day Session
Foresters from across Montana assemble in Butte for a Northern Rocky Mountain Section one day meeting of the Society of American Foresters. Fred Mass announces arrangements with Ed Kotok and planned talks at the Hotel Finlen followed by tours of Montana Pole Treating Plant and The Anaconda Company yard.
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Montana
Butte
Rocky Mountain
Society of American Foresters
Fred Mass
Deerlodge National Forest
Ed Kotok
Ogden
Utah
Forest Utilization Service
Intermountain Range
Forest Experiment Station
Finlen
T. L. Oaas
Montana Polo Treating
Kelley Mine
Butte Cools After Five Day Heat Wave
Thunderstorms pelted the Butte area ending a five day heat spell with a Thursday high near 68. The storms hit during a Children's Day program at Columbia Gardens as Friday forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and isolated afternoon storms with a 65 high and 40 low.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Roy H. Glover to Speak at Mining School Graduation
Roy H. Glover of Butte and New York will deliver the commencement address at the Montana School of Mines 57th graduation. Forty-four degrees, including four masters and professional degrees, will be awarded as 36 seniors receive bachelor of science in mining related fields.
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Museum Hall
Montana School of Mines
Roy H. Glover
Butte
New York
Anaconda Company
Glover
University of Oregon
Edwin G. Koch
School of Mines
Moore
Fred D. Dommer
Gold Hill
A. E. Adams
James J. Sheerin
St. Mary Church
Butte Country Club
Montana School of Mines Alumni Assn
Finlen Hotel
John W. Warren
Association
Malozemoff
Newmont Mining Co
Finnish Crowd Silent Welcome for Bulganin Khrushchev
Helsinki greeted Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev with a formal but subdued reception. Thousands gathered as Premier Sukselainen praised the visit's significance while Finnish hopes for major concessions on Karelia and trade credits remained slim.
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Helsinki
Finland
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Vieno J. Sukselainen
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Sukselainen
Soviet Union
Karelian
Five Teens Die In Auto Wreck In White Oak Suburb
In McKeesport area White Oak five teenagers died when a 1956 car was forced off the road by another vehicle and plunged down a 50 foot embankment. The seven occupants were ejected as the car rolled over. Dead were four East McKeesport youths and one twin, Earl Beswick. The driver Bruce Wessel and Charles King, 15, survived in serious condition at McKeesport Hospital.
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Mckeesport
White Oak
Bruce Wessel
East McKeesport
James Beswick
Joseph Johns
William Forman
Earl
James Ginther
Young Wessel
Charles King
VFW Hears National Officer in Helena Montana
Richard L. Roudebush of Indianapolis urged veterans to vote and support defense and allied groups during the Montana VFW and Auxiliary encampment opening. Gov J Hugo Aronson Mayor Otto Brackman and Police Chief John Fred welcomed delegates as Warren Brass and others led the program.
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Helena
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Richard L. Roudebush
Indianapolis
Ind
VFW
General Assembly of Montana
Roudebush
Join
J. Hugo Aronson
Otto L. Brackman
John Fred
Warren Brass
Helena Post
Robert Durkee
Havre
Edwin B. Hobbs
Glover Couple Arrive in Butte for Mine School Talk
Mr and Mrs Roy H Glover arrive from New York City. Mr Glover chairs The Anaconda Company board and will deliver the commencement address at the Montana School of Mines tonight.
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Roy H. Glover
Butte
New York City
Glover
Anaconda Company
Montana School of Mines
Nixon Urges United Fighting GOP Ahead of Strategy Meet
Vice President Nixon urged a united fighting Republican party at a two day national strategy conference. He contrasted the administrations five years of peace and prosperity with a hypothetical Democratic budget that would be 40 billion higher. He urged not to quarrel over modern Republicanism and to take the offensive on the record while respecting differing views within the party. Eisenhower to speak at the closing session after naval maneuvers.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Saratoga
Florida
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hailstones Stall Montana Traffic
Hail and heavy rains hit Billings and surrounding areas driving traffic woes on U S Highway 10 and 87. The Yellowstone River threat rose as officials warned of rising waters while cooler mountain weather slows snow melt. Temperatures ranged in the 60s and 70s with continued rain forecast.
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Billings
Yellowstone River
Weather Bureau
Yellowstone Valley
Park City
Livingston
White
Highway Patrol
U. S. Highway 10
Columbus
Ralph Gumph
Yellowstone
Hysham
Montana
Great Falls
Helena
Kalispell
Dane First Winner of Peace Atoms Award
Niels Bohr, 71, director of the Institute for Theoretical Physics in Copenhagen, is the unanimous first recipient of the Atoms for Peace Award worth 75 000 dollars. The notice also urges dial-in results from want ads.
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Dane
Peace Atoms Award
Niels Bohr
Institute For Theoretical Physics
Copenhagen
Dial
Truck Collision Kills 18 Migrant Workers in North Carolina
A massive crash near Fayet teville involved a van and a tractor-trailer carrying migrant laborers from several states. Eighteen died, many workers were burned or severely injured, and the scene drew rapid emergency response as authorities investigated the Y intersection crash on U S 301 and 102.
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Faxetteville
N. C
Highway Patrol
Here
Willie Soloman
Florence
S. C
Mt. Olive
Dunn
U. S. 301
Joe Pozak
Berwick
W. H. Covington
Covington
Grain Elevator Destroyed in Carter Fire
Carter grain elevator and annex were destroyed by fire on Thursday with estimated damage around 191000 dollars. Owner G F Greely said 62900 bushels of barley and 31800 of wheat were stored, grain value about 111000 dollars, elevator worth 80000, and most grain belonged to the Commodity Credit Corp. Firefighting relied on a garden hose and Fort Benton tank trucks. rebuilding is planned. Carter lies 27 miles northeast of Great Falls.
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Carter
G. F. Greely
Great Falls
Greely Elevator Co
Fort Benton
Greely
Commodity Credit Corp
Two Escape From Montana Prison
Two prisoners Marvin Galloupe and James H. Woodall escaped from Montana State Prison Farm No 3 near the state penitentiary Thursday night. Officials said they were missing after 9 p.m. A wide search followed and residents were urged to be vigilant including motorists at the drive in theatre to lock car doors.
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Deer Lodge
Montana State Prison Farm No. 3
State Penitentiary
Marvin Galloupe
James H. Woodall
Legal moves launched to help Girard in custody fight
Attorneys for William S. Girard moved in federal court to block his transfer to Japanese authorities. Judge Mc Garraghy ordered he not be delivered to foreign custody pending a habeas corpus hearing while new appeals seek reversal of a prior decision to hand Girard to Japanese authorities over the death of a Japanese woman on a military firing range.
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Washington
William S. Girard
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Girard
Attys. Earl J. Carroll
New York
Dayton M. Harrington
Attys
James C. Reynolds
Elliott Young
Dorothy Girard
Ottawa
Peoria
Army
Japan
Immedia
Montana East and West Weather Forecast Update
Montana east sees thundershowers Friday forenoon with sun breaks and scattered showers later. Highs 65 to 75, low 40 to 50, then 70 to 80 Saturday. Montana west drier with clouds Friday and partly cloudy Saturday, highs 65 to 75 Friday, 70 to 80 Saturday. The table notes maxima for 12 hours and minima for 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Montana
Montana High Low Pep
Billings
Oreereremeseeses
Belgrade Arcerereeneeneee
Nahinepaibia
Broadus Stinaeitiindils
Butte Orenteneneeresenee
Cut Bank Dillon
Drummond Ati
Glasgow Eee Eeeenennee
Great Falls
Havre Ses Ee Eesenneeenemene
Helena Senneeene Nnnenenene
Kalispell
Lewistown
Orr Renerrene
Livingston
Miles City
Ike's Host Warship Seeks Lost Jets
The USS Saratoga, hosting President Eisenhower, sent 16 of its 18 escorting warships to search the Atlantic for two Navy jet planes reported down. A Saratoga briefing officer said 16 search planes would join the effort at dawn.
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Saratoga
Eisenhower
Atlantic
Ex-Baker Union Official Silent Amid Embezzlement Claims
A former Bakers Union vice president, George Stuart, invoked the Fifth Amendment as Senate investigators allege he misused over 40000 of union funds. Testimony tied expenditures to Chicago locals 100 and 300 and listed items bought with union money including a Cadillac and a Corvette. Kay Lower and James G Cross were named in related payments and questions about unauthorized transfers.
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Washington
Bakers Union
Senate
George Stuart
Illinois
Robert F. Kennedy
Stuart
Chicago
Bakers
Kennedy
International Union
Kay Lower
Los Angeles
Portland
James Mundie
E. K. Thorpe
Mundie
James G. Cross
Cross
Fiery Debate of Southern Lawmakers on Civil Rights Bill
Washington report on a tense House battle with Southerners opposing the civil rights bill. Rep Howard Smith’s point of order aimed to send the measure back to Judiciary. Celler defended jury trial standards as standard procedure. Eisenhower backs the bill though Senate questions remain. House timetable set for general debate and amendments with a final vote possible next week.
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Washington
House
Howard Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Rayburn
D-Tex
Smith
Judiciary Committee
Rep. Celler
New York
Alabama
Eisenhower
Senate
Cowboy Morris Escapes Jail in Gulfport Mississippi
Dale Morris, 32, a Montana cowboy awaiting his fourth murder trial, escaped Harrison County Jail by cutting a hole in the sun cage on the roof with wire clippers. He allegedly used a route through the courthouse to vanish, aided by an accomplice, as authorities across six states widened the search. The suspect has had three prior hung juries in the 1955 Bay St. Louis store owner murder case.
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Gulfport
Miss
Dale Morris
Montana
Harrison County
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Morris
Jackson County
John Whittmann
Levy Cuevas
Whittmann
Bay St. Louis
Charles Flink Sr
Intercontinental Missile Launch Possible Near Florida Base
The San Diego Union reports the first intercontinental missile may be launched Friday from a Florida base. President Eisenhower was within 150 miles of the site and could witness the event, with Rembert James of Copley News Service providing details from Patrick Air Force Base.
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San Diego
Calif
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Cowboy Morris
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