Nixon Sees Poland Aid as a Gamble Worth Taking
Vice President Nixon defends 95 million dollar U S loans to Poland to buy farm commodities and mining gear. He argues aid could tilt Poles toward freedom and away from Communism, despite Senate objections and Knowland criticism. He cites Polish reforms and greater press and church freedoms as signs of change.
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East Lansing
Mich
Nixon
Poland
U. S&s
Senate
Knowland
California
Russia
Michigan State University
Soviet Union
Moscow
Five Die In Slaying And Auto Crash In Toronto Suburb
A 36 year old Scottish immigrant James Sinclair strangled and bludgeoned his wife two children and his parents at their Long Branch home and then killed himself by ramming his car into a highway abutment. Police found a note offering no valid reason. Neighbors described him as devout and orderly.
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Toronto
Ont
U.P
James Sinclair
The
Presbyterian Church
Long Branch
Sinclair
Florence
Ian
Saltcoats
Scotland
Joy
A. J. Payne
Payne
Anderson Receives Silver Star for World War II Valor
The Army Sunday awarded Rep. Leroy H. Anderson a Silver Star for gallant conduct as a World War II tank battalion commander. Anderson, now a major general in the reserve, was honored in a Ft. Myer review led by the Third Infantry Regiment with several House members in attendance. General Maxwell D. Taylor and Wilber M. Brucker spoke during the event.
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Washington
Army
Leroy H. Anderson
D-Mont
Anderson
Third
Old Guard
Ft. Myer
Congress
House
Albert
D-Okla
Becker
R-Ny
Belcher
R-Okla
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-Sc
Evins
D-Tenn
Robert D. Harrison
R-Neb
Jonas
RNC
Nimtz
R-Ind
Robinson
R-Ky
Scrivner
R-Kan
Frank E. Smith
Small Man Len Seager Weds Ann Burrough in England
Len Seager, 38 and 3 feet tall, married 23-year old Ann Burrough, 5 feet 6 inches, in CHEMAN England. Seager said they are in love and their hearts and hopes are like those of anyone else.
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Cheman
England
U.P
Len Seager
Ann Burrough
Seager
Storm Brews Over Krupp As War Crimes Foe
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, freed in 1951 after a war crimes sentence, leads Krupp with assets of 238 million dollars and 700 million dollar annual turnover. The Allies press him to divest coal steel and iron assets, while many Germans view him as a scapegoat for wartime duties.
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London
Europe
Alfried Krupp von Bohlen- Halbach
Nuernberg
Landsbert
Alfried Krupp
Krupps
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Krupp
Derailment injures five on Frisco Texas Special
A Frisco passenger train derailed after a creek washed out track in northeast Oklahoma. Nine cars left the rails early Sunday. five people were injured. The Texas Special ran from San Antonio to St. Louis.
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Miami, Okla
U.P
Frisco
Oklahoma
San Antonio
St. Louis
English Barbers Got First Tips
A theory says tipping began in England when barbers did bleeding and minor medical work. Patrons tipped for quicker service, and the notice suggests using Want Ads to hire barbers or other workers with a quick dial of 5451.
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England
Dial
Zoli Expected To Resign Post in Italy
Rome reports say Premier Adone Zoli plans to resign within days after a recount suggested Fascist ballots aided his narrow confidence vote. Sources cited potential errors in the Chamber tally could trim his margin, though his Senate support remains.
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Zoli
Italy
Rome
Adone Zoli
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Chamber
Japan Hopes U S Won't Reneg on Girard Case
Tokyo Justice Ministry says if a U S court orders Specialist 3 C William S Girard returned to the United States Japan will not block his departure. The U S waived primary jurisdiction and Girard would be tried in Japan for the death of a woman on a U S firing range.
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Tokyo
Justice Ministry
U. S
William S. Girard
United States
Japan
Girard
U.S. Army
Ottawa
Ill
U. S. Army
Washington
Algiers Dance Hall Bombing Kills 10
Nationalist rebels set two time bombs at a dance in Algiers La Corniche casino, killing at least ten and wounding nearly eighty. About 350 people, mostly young couples, were present when the bombs exploded under the orchestra stand. Several French musicians in the dance orchestra were among the dead.
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Algiers
A.P
Algers la Corniche
Oy Dance Orchestra
Ike’s Foreign Aid Program heads for Senate vote
Senator Aiken predicted the Senate will approve President Eisenhower’s foreign aid package with minimal cuts. The Foreign Relations Committee approved a 3.637 billion authorization by 12 to 3, while opponents aim to trim it further on the floor. House hearings begin with Dulles and Hollister as witnesses.
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Washington
Sen
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Long
D-La
Morse
D-Ore
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Mansfield
D-Mont
Democratic
Dworshak
Idaho
Appropriations Group
Pursestring Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dulles
John B. Hollister
House
Montana Ladies of GAR Convene for 48th Annual Convention
Thirty two Montana women descended from Union veterans and Army nurses gathered in Montana for the 48th annual Montana Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic convention. State President Gladys Berryman led the Sunday council and a musical program followed. Lora Jacobson presented a Lincoln portrait to the new Butte Junior High School, accepted by Paul Roesti. Edna Lindsay of Portland attended as LGAR editor. The agenda includes business meetings, luncheon, and an installation of officers on Tuesday.
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Montana
Montana Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Gladys Berryman
Butte
Charles
Helen Morrish
John Cameron
Donna Sprague
Jane Borden
George Williams
Tommy
Lora Jacobson
Billings
National Council of Administration
Abraham Lincoln
New
Paul Roesti
Edna Lindsay
Portland
LGAR
Bugle Call
Finlen Hotel
Copper Bowl
Berryman
Daly Suite
Japan Moves to Create Tri Service National Defense
Tokyo proposes a defense program to build a 180,000 man army a 1,300 plane air force and a 124000 ton navy by 1960 with 200 navy aircraft under a unified national security plan announced Sunday.
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Tokyo
Japan
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions
Montana weather shows partly cloudy skies with warmer highs 65 to 75 in the east Monday and scattered showers and thunderstorms. Northwest areas turn cooler with rain, while Tuesday brings cooler conditions and occasional rain in the east and north, with highs mostly 45 to 50 and 60 to 70 in the west with little change.
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Montana
Weather range notes for Sunday forecast
The text records maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours with precipitation measured over a 24 hour period ending at 5 30 p m Sunday.
Headless body may clear Crabb mystery
A headless body with frogman equipment washed ashore near Pilsea Island, Britain, and may end the Lionel Crabb mystery. Admiralty to assist in identification as Crabb disappeared during a 1956 diving test near Portsmouth amid Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Chichester
England
Britain
Royal Air
Admiralty
Crabb
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
House of Commons
Ordzhonikidze
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Portsmouth
Russia
Anthony Eden
Eden
Ethics code urged for FCC to curb informal contacts
A House Judiciary subcommittee urged the Federal Communications Commission to adopt a mandatory code of ethics to end informal contacts between commissioners, staff, and industry representatives. It said the past decade showed repeated discussions about pending cases and even hints at how commissioners would vote, weakening quasi judicial procedure.
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Washington
House
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
House Judiciary Committee
Commission
Tornado Warning Signals for Kansas and Oklahoma
A severe wind and hail storm hit Rus sell Kansas with a Weather Bureau forecast of possible tornadoes for parts of Kansas and Oklahoma. A funnel was seen southwest of Pratt at 8:30 p.m. with no damage reported. Russell suffered downed power lines and broken windows amid heavy rain and considerable damage.
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Kansas City
Russell
Kansas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Dodge City
Weather Bureau
Pratt
Stassen to Outline U S disarmament policy this week
Harold E. Stassen is expected to present a new U S policy for partial arms cuts at the United Nations disarmament subcommittee in London after a weekend at home. The plan covers open skies inspection, a testing halt, weapon production freeze, and troop cutbacks, with piecemeal presentation likely to avoid derailment. The subcommittee must report to the UN by August 1.
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London
United States
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
United Nations
Russia
Eisenhower
Washington
Stassen
Dulles
Britain
France
Canada
U.N
Liberals Favored In Canadian Vote
Canada polls show Liberal Louis St Laurent favored to win the national election amid a strong Conservative challenge led by John Diefenbaker. Observers note Ontario and Quebec split, with Conservatives hoping for gains in Ontario and Liberals solidly backed in Quebec. If Liberals secure 133 seats or more, St Laurent remains prime minister.
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Toronto
Louis St. Laurent
John Diefenbaker
Harry S. Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Liberals
House of Commons
Conservatives
Ontario
Diefenbaker
Leslie Frost
New York
U. S
Quebec
St. Laurent
Socialist Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
CCF
Social Credit Party
M. J. Coldwell
Solon Low
Canada
Quebec East
Plane crashes into home killing four fliers
In Pacoima California a private plane crashed into a single story home during a family birthday dinner. Four occupants aboard died and a wall window collapsed. Residents survived unharmed as investigators traced the Champlin rental plane to Chico Airport and identified the victims.
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Pacoima
Calif
Donald Meighan
Melrose Man Is Hurt in Wreck
Lloyd Sanchez 31 of Melrose suffered grave injuries when his car left a curve on U.S. Highway 91 near Moose Creek Hill. The vehicle plunged 30 feet off an embankment, overturned, and was demolished. His wife Phyllis 20 and infant Gary 1 escaped serious harm.
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Lloyd Sanchez
Melrose
Moose Creek Hill
Sanchez
Union Pacific Railroad
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Phyllis
Gary
Divide
William
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