Ike rejects Russian bid for visit by U S military chiefs
President Eisenhower, recovering after surgery, rejected an informal Soviet invitation to send the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff to Moscow for Aviation Day observance. The reply allows future visits by individual chiefs, with limited outside time and conditions.
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Ike
U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
White House
Sherman Adams
James C. Hagerty
Pentagon
Moscow
U. S
Joint Chiefs
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Adams
Hagerty
Russia
Adm
Arthur Radford
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Maxwell Taylor
Army
Stalin Charged With Having Teenage Harem
Khrushchev quoted by France Soir alleging Stalin recruited a harem of underage girls and murdered his first wife Alliluyeva. The report cites erotomania claims and details of Sergeyevna Alliluyeva’s death and Stalin’s marriages including Rosa Kaganovich.
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Paris
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
France Soir
Vienna
Khrushchev
West
Stalin
Soviet Communist Party
France
Soir
Communist Party
U. S
Laverty P. Beria
Alexander Orlov
United States
Beria
Nadazhda Sergeyevna Alliluyeva
Georgia
Alliluyeva
Vassily
Svetlana
Leningrad
Moscow
Novodevichy
Rosa Kaganovich
Lazar M. Kaganovich
Maytag Wringer Washer Seeks Quick Sale
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Dial 5451
House approves trimmed foreign aid bill in split vote
The House passed a 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid measure by 273 to 122, far below Eisenhower’s request. The bill sets annual ceilings, faces Senate opposition and possible restoration of funds, with party lines visible in the final roll call.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
George
D-Ga
Congress
White House
Rep. Passman
D-La
House Appropriations
Lawrence H. Smith
R-Wis
Rep
Burdick
R-Nd
United States
America
Free World
U. S
Montana party conventions amid civil strife in Helena
Montana Republicans and Democrats hold three state conventions in Helena from June 29 to July 1. GOP talks include electing national and state leaders, 14 delegates to the San Francisco convention, and four presidential electors. Democrats name a governor nominee keynote Ar nold Olsen and set presidential delegate choices for Kefauver in Chicago.
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Helena
Montana
Republican Party
San Francisco
Orvin B. Flare
J. Hugo Aronson
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Wellingston D. Rankin
Arnold H. Olsen
Leo C. Graybill
Great Falls
Bernice Kingsbury
Walter
O. S. Warden
Julia Poiter
Alberton
Warden
Great Falls Tribune
Graybill
Chicago
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Armistice Armament Fray Grows as Weapons Obsolete
Far East U N Command fears gradual disarmament in Korea as 1953 armistice weapons freeze lags behind tech advances. Officials cite North Korean weapons buildup, radar data, and refugee testimony, pressuring a possible revision talks.
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Tokyo
Far East
Korea
United Nations Command
U. N
North Korea
Argentine Revolt Blamed on Reds
President Pedro Aramburu disclosed that 11 rebels sentenced by military courts were commuted to life imprisonment possible for those convicted. He linked the abortive Peronist revolt to Communist influence and claimed Chile and Uruguay aided funding via Panama where Peron is in exile.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Aramburu
Americas
Chile
Uruguay
Panama
Peron
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Butte Civic Center Appeal Dismissed by Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by Silver Bow County from a district court ruling on the Butte Civic Center after both sides reported they reached an agreement. The 1955 ruling had affirmed a county commission authority to hire a manager and run the center.
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Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Silver Bow
Butte i
Silver Bow County
John B. McClernan
Civic Center Commission
Lower Court
Driver in Fatal Wreck Fined and Jailed
Margarito V Mendoza 31, driver in a fatal Sunday night wreck, pleaded guilty in Justice Court to driving while intoxicated and driving without a Montana permit. Justice Larry O Farrell fined 200 dollars and imposed six months jail for the DWI, plus 10 dollars for the lesser offense. He claimed no funds. court ordered total 210 dollars in fines.
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Margarito V. Mendoza
Justice Court
Montana
Justice of the Peace
Larry O'Farrell
Butte Skater Herbert Loughland Killed in Auto Crash
Accident victim Herbert M. Loughland 71 well known Butte resident and figure skater was killed in a automobile crash south of Nissler Junction late Sunday night. He had traveled by bus to Melrose on a fishing trip and accepted a ride with Margarito Mendoza 31 of Butte. Mendoza was fined 200 and sentenced six months in jail on a drunk driving charge.
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Herbert M. Loughland
Butte
Nissler Junction
Mr. Loughland
Melrose
Margarito V. Mendoza
Mendoza
Glendive Man Elected Grand Commander At Knights Templar Meeting
The Grand Commandery of Montana Knights Templar elected William A. Wax of Glendive as grand commander for the coming year during the closing session of a three day York Rite conclave at the Ma sonic Temple in Glendive. Other officers named include Raymond A. Love Sheridan deputy grand commander and Arthur A. Tesch Chateau generalissimo with a large turnout in full uniform at the annual Templar ball.
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Grand Commandery
Montana
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Templar
Samuel A. Wright
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Walter Allen DeLamater
New York City
William A. Wax
Glendive
Raymond A. Love
Sheridan
Arthur A. Tesch
Chateau
Generalissimo
Lyman E. Smith
Billings
Paul W. Johnson
Kalispell
Philip Richardson
Deer Lodge
Edwin Grafton
Helena
Herbert F. Hosfeld
Samuel J. Chapman
Great Falls
Ernest H. Murray
Missoula
Andrew R. Sims
Butte
Francis Grover
Miles City
Albert O. Taylor
Wax
Montana Weather: Fair, Warmer Readings Across Regions
Montana east sees fair weather with Tuesday warmth and a cooler southeast on Tuesday, highs from 70 to 85. Northwest to southeast warming continues Wednesday. Montana west stays fair and warmer Tuesday with highs 65 to 75, more cloudiness in the afternoon Wednesday. The table notes show maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5:30 PM Monday.
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Montana
LeMay seeks $3.8B yearly for SAC in defense boost
Gen. Curtis LeMay asked Senate defense subcommittee for an extra 3.8 billion dollars annually for four to five years for the Strategic Air Command. He cited B52 bomber expansion, bases and men, with current SAC budget around five billion for the coming year and B52s costing eight million each.
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Washington
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Chavez
Senate
LeMay
Senate Air Power
Russia
United States
Simple new test in heart cases hailed by AMA
Dr. Frank P. Foster described transaminase determination as a major diagnostic advance for detecting myocardial infarction at the American Medical Association meeting in Chicago. The blood test detects dying heart muscle cells and could surpass electrocardiography for early diagnosis, guiding life saving treatment.
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Chicago
Frank P. Foster
Lahey Clinic
Boston
The
American Medical Assn
Foster
Vandals Target Angles in Linthorpe Cemetery Damage
Middlesbrough police search for a van dal after monuments in Linthorpe cemetery were smashed or toppled. Only carved angel figures were molested, a detail authorities call the strangest aspect of the vandalism.
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Middlesborough
England
Linthorpe
High Court Rules on Deportation and Security Matters
The Supreme Court, with four dissents, allows use of secret information in deciding deportation suspensions while stating it is not a right and follows congressional discretion. A separate 6-3 ruling finds the security program not covering nonsensitive nonpolicy jobs, with dissenters arguing it conflicts with a 1950 act. Justice Reed writes for the majority on deportations.
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Warren
Reed
High Court
Black, Frankfurter
Crop Prospects Lowest in Years
The Agriculture Dept on June 1 reported crop prospects at the lowest in 11 years due to drought and cool growing weather. A harvest drop of about 12 percent from last year could ease surpluses, with shortages likely limited to minor crops. favorable weather could improve the outlook. Wheat is forecast at about 923 million bushels, 2 percent below last year and 20 percent below the 10 year average.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Olsen Wins Democratic Nomination For Governor By About 3800
The Associated Press final tabulation shows Olsen with 54,696 votes to ex-Gov Bonner 50,908 and others. Aronson, unopposed, has 49,053. Thirty-one counties have not forwarded returns and must by June 26 or a deputy may collect them.
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Helena
Arnold H. Olsen
Associated Press
Olsen
John W. Bonner
Danny O'Neill
Havre
John M. Nickey
Boze
J. Hugo Aronson
Secretary of State
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