Peron Police Expel Two Church Heads
In Buenos Aires police expelled two Roman Catholic prel ates on government charges of inciting riots. Msgr Manuel Tato and Msgr Romano Novoa were held overnight and sent to Rome. Police raided about 120 parish offices seeking evidence of church involvement in clashes that injured at least 29 people.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Rome
Manuel Tato
Romano Pablo Novoa
Msgr
Tato
Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello
Novoa
Peron
Catholic Action Societies
Democracia
Tat
Rio de Janeiro
Natal
Brazil
Dakar
Vatican
Canonan
AM President tracks GAW in see-saw debate
Chicago report on Henry Giter of the National Association of Manufacturers arguing a fully guaranteed annual wage would push the nation toward socialism. Walter Reuther of the CIO would seek it, while survey data show limited union support. Leaders warn GAW could curb business growth and invite government control over production and pricing.
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Chicago
U.P
Henry Giter
National Ssociation of Manufacturers
Riter
Walter Reuther
United Auto Orkers
CIO
America
Hugh Rusch
GAW
Robert E. Wilson
Standards Company of
Indiana
UAW- Ford
Reuther
Relative of Butte Families Among Maryland Slaying Victims
Two teen girls were murdered while walking to school near Hyattsville Maryland. One victim Michael Ann Ryan 14 was the grandchild of Mrs Verna Brodie of 3116 Keokuk Street Butte and aunt Mrs Sweeney and Mrs Cooney also of Keokuk and Yale addresses. Nancy Marie Shomette 16 was the other victim. Michael Ann had just finished eighth grade and was an honor student at a parochial school. Bodies found at 12 24 p m Eastern Daylight Time. Police questioned about 20 persons including an 18 year old self styled boyfriend. Continued on page 14 col 4.
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Hyattsville
Verna Brodie
Keokuk Street
Butte
William Sweeney
Keokuk
G. R. Cooney
Yale Ave
Robert A. Brodie
Michael Ann Ryan
Thomas W. Ryan
Brodie
Sweeney
Maryland
Associated Press
Washington
Maloney
Michael Ann
George Panagoulis
Prince George’s County
Nancy
Two Teens Shot Dead Near College Park Park
Nancy Marie Shomette aged 16 and Michael Ann Ryan aged 14 were found shot in a wooded suburb park near College Park Maryland. The Prince George's county medical examiner said a .22 caliber rifle fired 14 times, with Nancy shot 11 times and Michael Ann three. No sexual assault or stab wounds were detected. autopsy details released to reporters.
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Washington
Michael Ann Ryan
Nancy Marie Shomette
College Park
John T. Maloney
Prince George’s
Nancy
Michael Ann
Maloney
Montana Weather Mix Shifts East and West
Montana forecast split into east and west regions with partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon and evening showers. East area expects highs 65 to 75 on Thursday and Friday, while the west reports 60 to 70 Thursday with little temperature change.
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Montana
Butte Considers New City Garbage Law for Local Taxes
Butte City Council discussed a proposed garbage law to fund collection via a per can charge and city tax levy payable with other taxes. The measure would place garbage control under the health board, require contractor licenses, and allow liens for unpaid taxes. Date and final costs remain undecided.
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Butte
Tim J. Sullivan Long
Judiciary Committee
John Lindquist
City Health Board
Jackson Says U S Underestimates Soviet Atomic Might
Sen. Henry M. Jackson accuses the Eisenhower administration of under estimating Russia s atomic arms capabilities. He says a subcommittee will likely back expanded U S atomic weapons output beyond requests. Separately Navy Sec. Thomas orders a vigorous atom powered plane program and nuclear engines for ships, the Navy s first move into atom planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower Administration
Russia
Joint
Congressional Subcommittee On
U. S
Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Jackson
Congressional Atomic Committee
Montana Boy Hangs Self in Barn Accident
At a ranch near Wolf Point Montana Thomas Ray Allen two percent died after his sweater snagged on a barn nail. His father Joseph C Allen found him hanging. Dr H J Borge confirmed the cause of death in the morning.
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Wolf Point
Thomas Ray Allen
H. J. Borge
Joseph C. Allen
Montana Power Officers All Are Reelected
The Montana Power Company reelected all officers for the coming year at the board meeting after the stockholders meeting. Dividends were declared on preferred stock at 1.50 and 1.05 per share and 0.40 on common stock, with payments in July. Directors reelected include Errol Galt Norman Holter Walter McLeod and Dean Chaffin. holdovers listed, and Corette outlined growth plans including Cochrane hydroelectric plant and Moon project involvement.
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Montana Power Company
F. W. Bird
J. E. Corette
T. L. Doran
C. J. Burns
Sam B. Chase
D. J. MccCaig
J. R. Sullivan
H. C. Donaldson
C. J. Commons
L. M. Gannon
Errol F. Galt
First National Bank of Great
Helena
Walter H. McLeod
Missoula Mercantile Co
Missoula
Dean Chaffin
Northern Automobile Co
Bozeman
Mr. Bird
Corette
Mr. Chase
W. J. Jameson
Billings
G. R. Milburn
Lewistown
C. H. Steele
Butte
Taylor B. Weir
Cochrane
Great Falls
Montana
The
Moon
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Deer Lodge
Western ministers converge in New York for Geneva talks
Three Western foreign ministers meet in New York to coordinate stance ahead of the July Geneva summit with Russia. Dulles hosts a luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria as Molotov travels to San Francisco for United Nations events.
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New York
Russia
Switzerland
V. M. Molotov
Dulles
LaGuardia
France
England
Geneva
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
United Nations
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Antoine Pinay
Konrad Adenauer
Waldorf-Astoria
Leads Top Officials to Hideaways in Mock Civil Defense
America faced simulated devastation as hydrogen and atomic blasts target 59 cities. President Eisenhower and key officials evacuated, forming a skeleton government within 300 miles of Washington. Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson announced millions of casualties and praised the Operation Alert drill as largely successful.
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America
Eisenhower
National
Washington
Did
Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Peterson
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atlanta
Detroit
Knoxville
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Houston
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
O'Connor Quizzed on Polio Program
Basil O'Connor of New York told Senate investigators the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis would run a nationwide inoculation program for all American children if the government supplied the new Salk polio vaccine. He urged public health leadership but declined to take sides on proposed funding bills.
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Washington
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O'Connor
New York
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
O'Connor
Senate
American Medical Assn
AMA
Compromise Foreign Trade Bill Wins Senate Approval
Congress granted President Eisenhower new tariff cutting powers as the compromise foreign trade bill cleared the Senate by voice vote after House passage. The measure extends the Reciprocal Trade Act through June 30, 1958 and allows tariff cuts up to 15 percent over three years, with protections for domestic industries including quotas and a liberalized escape clause.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
House
Missouri Bridge and Road Project Aims for July Let
Acting Gov. Fred L. Robinson announced in a news conference that Montana plans to let a 4.2 million dollar Missouri River bridge and roadway contract in July. The 700 foot span would connect Malta to Billings area, shortening the Malta to Billings drive from 452 to about 208 miles and link northeastern and southern Montana.
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Helena
Fred L. Robinson
Missouri River
Sen. Robinson
R-Phillips
Montana
Dominion
Yellowstone National Park
Canada
Billings
Robinson
Malta
Little Rockies
Fort Peck Reservoir
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
J. Hugo Aronson
George M. Gosman
Senate
Startling Discovery in Farmington Civil Defense Gap
In Farmington New Mexico an air raid test triggered a startling discovery. Authorities found the civil defense director unknown because the previous director Al Snyder had resigned months earlier and no replacement had been appointed. By 11 30 a m Dr L C Lammoreaux volunteered but officials warned the city would have been blown to H if the alarm proved real.
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Farmington
N. M
U.P
New Mexico City
Civil Defense
al Snyder
L. C. Lammoreaux
Florida Judge and Wife Vanish in Possible Slaying
West Palm Beach Florida Circuit Judge C E Chillingworth and his wife Marjorie disappeared Wednesday triggering a broad search by local and federal agencies. Bloodstains led from the couple’s Atlantic beachfront home toward the water as investigators suspected kidnapping or murder. The sheriff reported no clear motive and authorities pressed for FBI involvement.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
C. E. Chillingworth
Coast Guard
Air Force
Leroy Collins
State Patrol
Joseph S. White
Sen. Holland
Dfla
FBI
Palm Beach
Lake Worth
Boynton Beach
Manalapan
Lantana
Chillingworth
Marjorie
Here
Hiram Lawrence
Train kills 64-year-old man in Huntley yard
A westbound Northern Pacific train killed Will Marcum of Madison Wisconsin in the Huntley rail yard fifteen miles east of Billings. Witness Marvin Coschell, relief station agent at Huntley, said the body was thrown through the air after the impact. Coroner Mel Boice said the man was walking with his back toward the oncoming train.
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Billings
Northern Pacific Railway
Huntley
Will Marcum
Madison
Wis
Marvin Coschell
Mel Boice
Yellowstone County
Congress Talks On Ignores Defense In Atomic Alarm
Washington reporters describe a tense mock air raid as Congress continued business despite an atomic alarm. Senator Price Daniel condemned narcotics smuggling while lawmakers ignored evacuation plans and the siren, with Fulbright reflecting on a period of danger and achievement.
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Washington
Congress
Executive Department
Eisenhower
Senate
Nixon
Sen
Price Daniel
Dtex
United States
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
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