Soviet to Drive New Bargains in Middle East
Soviet foreign minister Dmitri Shepilov arrived in Cairo with a delegation to press new Middle East deals. Egypt welcomed Moscow’s recognition of Morocco and Tunisia and discussed the Aswan dam with Nasser and Ibrahim as Western aid packages totalling about 400 million dollars face Egypt’s needs for a water agreement with Sudan.
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Cairo
Egypt
Dmitri Shepilov
Middle East
Shepilov
Moscow
Morocco
Tunisia
France
Asia
Arab World
Almaza Military
Mahhoud Fawzi
E. D. Kisselev
China
Victoria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hassan Ibrahim
Ibrahim
Aswan Dam
Russia
The
Nile
Nasser
United States
Britain
World Bank
Sudan
Missed Target Continues Air Force Bombing Debates
Officials dispute a bombing error linked to a test code named Cherokee. Secretary Quarles denies the San Francisco Chronicle claim that Brig. Gen. Scott suggested enemies of strategic bombing promoted the reveal. Civil Defense observers and reporters left the scene after the explosion, hindering independent confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Robert L. Scott
Air Force Director of Information
Quarles
Scott
San Francisco Chronicle
Civil Defense
NATO’s Crisis Deepens as Western Resolve Wavers
Diminished Moscow threats erode western unity and urgency for NATO. Greece clashes over Cyprus strain ties with Britain and Turkey. Iceland votes on expelling U S troops from NATO base. Washington weighs stronger U S leadership to counter the alliance crisis.
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Moscow
NATO
Dulles
America
NATO Council
Paris
Greece
Cyprus
Western Alliance
Britain
Turkey
Iceland
United States
Washington
Fort Harrison Veterans Entertained by Pythians and Gifts Presented
Veterans at the Fort Harrison VA hospital received unbreakable ashtrays from Emil Knoepke and Edward Yeager as part of a Knights of Pythias project initiated by Red Cross Lodge No. 32. The event featured entertainment by the DOKK and Nomads of Avradoka with numerous Helena and Butte members participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Fort Harrison
Marjorie Wright
Elward Tompkins
Edward Yeager
Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan
Emil Knoepke
Pythian
Jack Cassidy
Cochairman
Frank Heffern
Butte
Helena
Dramatic Order of the Knghts of
Elwood Tompkins
Knoepke
Pythian Supreme Lodge
Veterans
United States
Canada
Oscar Olsgaard
Anaconda
Dave B. Hopkins
Oscr Lindstrom
George Bawden
William Smyers
Harold Godtland
Gordon Brox
Ben Ivey
Sonja Sanne
Esther
Fred Tretheway
Rani
Nomads
Avradoka
Fred Guettler
Fred Herold
Things Jensen
Oscar Lindstrom
Raymond Schilling
Escoe Lamar
Gladys Berryman
Rudy Endresse
Mary Roberts
Margaret Nelson
Montana Rodeo Queen Contestants Highlight Polo and Horsemanship
Five contenders from Montana ranching families compete in the state rodeo queen event. Graff from Rocker shows polo and horsemanship with professional stock horse goals. McCauley of Boulder and Clemon near Jackson bring diverse ranching roots and school leadership. Pierce of Whitehall emphasizes riding since childhood and stage arts involvement. Each finalist balances horses, families, and local duties as they pursue crown ambitions.
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Page One
Colorado A&m
Miss Graff
Carl Graff
Rocker
Butte
Rocker Cafe
Miss McCauley
Ed McCauley
Boulder
Jefferson County High School
Loretta Heights School
Denver
Jefferson County
Miss Clemon
Tom Clemow
Jackson
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Rainbow Girls
Miss Pierce
W. R. Pierce
Whitehall
Whitehall High School
State Planning Board Aims to Boost Montana Industry
Mr Roys described the reactivated State Planning Board established July 1 with $25 000 from the legislature to coordinate industrial development in Montana The three core aims are statewide advancement guidance for communities and an industry inquiry and advisory service He urged research and planning to reveal opportunities and said industrial progress depends on public action
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School of Mines
R. J. Kennard
Butte
Anaconda Company
Roys
State Planning Board
Montana
Planning Board
Rhys
Montana State College
Montana DAVs elect delegates and officers at convention
Butte assistant adjutant C L Conaway and Billings public relations chairman Merhar elected as delegate and alternate to the national DAV convention in San Antonio. The auxiliary selects Irma Whelan as department commander, succeeding Wilma Merhar. Edna Williams and Ellie Blanchard named senior and junior vice commanders. Hallie Ammerman treasurer. Merhar adjutant. Jean Moore chaplain. Several auxiliary appointive officers named. Gov J Hugo Aronson speaks urging support for Montana Highway Patrol and its traffic-safety goals.
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Butte
C. L. Conaway
Billings
Merhar
San Antonio
Tex
Barbeau
Irma Whelan
Wilma Merhar
Edna Williams
Ellie Blanchard
Great Falls
Hallie Amerman
Missoula
State University to discuss report and events program
State Druggists and Dean Jack Orr will deliver his report at the gathering. A president's scholarship award will be followed by dancing. DST schedule notes a Sunday brunch at 1 15 p.m. in the Finlen with Mrs. Elmer Carkeek as hostess and a talk on Montana Indians by the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Orr
State University School of Pharmacy
Finlen
Elmer Carkeek
Leonard Pusey
Gregory Hall
John Pancic
Morgan Langan
Frank Heston
Jack Doherty
Keith Anderson
Orrin Guannell
Forest Facilities Hearings Set
Washington House Agriculture Subcommittee schedules hearings on a dozen bills to improve camping sanitation and facilities for national forests used by about 50 million visitors annually. Chairman Grant says proposals address capacity well beyond the original design. Hearings set for June 25 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Grant
D-Ala
Burglars Crack Safe in Back Room Breakin
Police describe a careful method to bypass a steel safe with hammer and chisels and a fireproof interior. They used cardboard shields, ripped a leather bag holding four thousand dollars, and left tools and improvised rope on the roof with no fingerprints found.
Economist Bowersock Calls For Tax Cuts Or Easing Policy
Washington banker Justin Bowersock executive vice president of Union Trust Co says the economy needs a stimulus to avoid a recession. He urges tax relief or easier money policy or both while noting weak auto and home sales and stock market decline. Dr Schmidt views the downturn as a rolling readjustment with some industries rising as others fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Bowersock
Union Trust Co
Washington
Bowersock
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Schmidt
Federal Reserve
Record-breaking summer business forecast by retailers
The ANPA reports retailers expect 1955 summer sales to rise with 72 percent predicting increases up to 40 percent and 21 percent flat. Ninety-five percent will spend more, averaging a 10 percent rise, with newspapers remaining the primary advertising medium. About 90 percent will devote 70 percent or more of their ad budgets to newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Advertising
ANPA
Bolivia Bolsters Security Amid Election Tensions
Bolivia tightened security across the country ahead of the Sunday vote as opposition called for a two month postponement. Police fear subversive plans while 13 opposition figures sought asylum in foreign embassies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Eduardo Messuti Roca
Republican Socialist Union
PURS
Federico Fortun
Defense Ministry
D. Jorge Escalante Posse
Oscar Unzaga de la Vega
Falange
Hernan Siles
Zuazo
Siles Zuazo
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Fiesta Days parade lineup signals opening of Butte celebration
The western parade on June 28 at noon marks Fiesta Days and the Butte Rodeo. Entries from out of town will be announced Tuesday. The route runs from the courthouse east on Granite and through downtown to the Civic Center. The Fourth of July parade will feature an entry list announced Tuesday and eight jet planes from the Great Falls Air Base if conditions permit. Governors, state officials, and leaders from multiple communities will attend dedication ceremonies for the new four lane highway over Excelsior Street.
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Harry Bennett
Butte
Courthouse
Granite
Main
Broadway
Montana
Park
Arizona
Utah
Front
Harrison
Majors
Civic Center
Don Satterthwaite
Harold McGrath
Chamber of Commerce
Great Falls
Larry Smith
J. Hugo Aronson
State Highway Commission
Aronson
Excelsior Street
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Philipsburg
Ennis
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Three Forks
Wisdom
Wise River
Jackson
Frank Gersh
Gene Daly
Willis Gerry
Silver Bow County
Ed Foley
John Good
Larry O’farrell
Clifford Hensley
Kiwanis Club
Naranche Memorial Stadium
Rial Havens
Montana Livestock Auction Co
Livestock Center
Butana Speedway
Pete Yerkich
Nepal, a small state with seven million people
The article notes Nepal as a northern state on the India border with a population of seven million. It mentions its location and demographic size as a basic geographic fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
India
Butte Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals List
Community Memorial notes admissions for Charles H. Rowell and Francis G. Cleland among many others. Discharges include Nina Mattioli Dorothy Rogers Elizabeth Renner and several named residents from Meaderville Walkerville Dillon and Whitehall.
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Community Memorial
Charles H. Rowell
W. Center
Nina Mattioli
Leatherwood
Dorothy Rogers
Arizona
Elizabeth Renner
W. Quartz
Everett Ealy
Francis G. Cleland
Opportunity
Mae McClernnan
W. Porphyry
Ronald C. Brown
W. Copper
Harriet Mencarelli
Front
Meaderville
Billie and
Debora Lynch
Roberts
Mae Williams
W. Daly
Walkerville
Georgine Gallant
Iowa
Harry Scott
Whitehall
Gene M. Reed
Maryland
Jerry Hanley
12Th St
Barbara Ferris
State
Barbara Jean Hall
Elm
Andrew Wattam
S. Montana
Laura Burnham
W. Silver
Mary Therese Blaskovich
Matte
Chho F. Wedler
Madison
James Moran
N. Washington
Everett Candelaria
Rogers Hotel
Vincent Dais
Willow
John Erskin
Lowell
Leo A. Cassidy
Harriman Blasts Eisenhower in West Front on Kremlin Policy
Harriman accuses President Eisenhower of weakening U S prestige and free world unity with his neutral stance and missteps at Geneva. He cites White House clarifications and urges major Western plans, farm price reforms, and use of food aid to fight communism while criticizing the D Ewart grazing bill as a fox guarding chickens.
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Kremlin
White House
Harriman
Eisenhower
America
Free Nations
United States
Washington
Dulles
Geneva
West
Free World
New York State
Wesley O’ewart
Montana
Interior
Secretary McKay
Wesley D’ewart
McKay
D'Ewart
GOP Leaders Weigh Platform Drafting Panel Roles
GOP leaders consider Sen Styles Bridges as chairman of the platform drafting resolutions committee with Sen H Alexander Smith possible if Bridges declines Rep Martin and Sen Saltonstall express confidence Eisenhower will head the ticket President Eisenhower laughs off questions about remaining in the race while enjoying his first non liquid meal since surgery and receives a cartoon from golfers at the National Open in Rochester NY doctors report steady progress and plan further nourishment and a visit from family and officials expected Monday meeting with Nixon and Dulles set at Walter Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Republican Policy Committee
H. Alexander Smith
Bridges
Rep
Martin
Sen. Saltonstall
Senate Gop
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Thas
Rochester
N. Y
Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Oak Hill Country Club
Ben Hogan
Carey Middlecoff
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
FE. R. Messner
Times-Union
Ike
Walter Reed
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Jim Hagerty
President's
Army
John Eisenhower
Nixon
Dulles
Dog Poisoning Report Leads Police to Martin Case
Martin Case, at 1037 West Granite, told Butte police Saturday his dog was poisoned. The report identifies the incident as a criminal act under investigation with no suspects named at this time.
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Martin Case
W. Granite
Butte
Conferees Near Agreement on Nationwide Road Measure
Senate and House conferees closed on construction provisions of a giant interstate plan. They still must resolve miles total with Gore stating a Wednesday session to bridge 42,500 or 40,000 miles. Toll roads accepted with minor revisions. financing disputes remain for later talks.
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Washington
Senate House
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
House
Senate
Americans wounded in Greek Cypriot consulate attack
A bomb attack at the consulate wounded several Americans who were seated together. the assailant fled as TNT devices exploded. British forces arrested three Greek Cypriot youths nearby and rushed the injured to a military hospital. Victims' names and full injuries were not released immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Washington Vice Consul Boteler Killed in Nicosia Attack
The State Department reported Saturday night that Vice Consul William Boteler, a Washington D.C. resident, was killed by terrorists’ bombs in a restaurant in Nicosia. His body was in a British military hospital. Six other wounded persons were reported but details were not available.
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Washington
State Dept
William Boteler
Nicosia
Boteler
Washington, D. C
Boteler Killed by Bomb in Nicosia Raid
William P. Boteler a 26 year old State Department consular officer was killed four weeks after arriving in Nicosia by a terrorist bomb. He previously served in Seoul and Germany and was a Woodrow Wilson High School and Haverford College graduate. He was unmarried and survived by his father and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
William P. Boteler
State Department
Nicosia
Charles M. Boteler
Insurance Company
Seoul
Korea
Germany
Washington, D.C
Young Boteler
Woodrow Wilson High School
Haverford College
Philadelphia
Boteler
Charles M. Boteler Jr
Auto prowled in Butte. woman reports wallet stolen
Mrs. Bonnie Fontaine of 611 A 8. Dakota told Butte police Saturday her car was prowled in the 100 block on West Granite and a wallet with small change was taken from her purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Fontaine
Dakota
Butte
West Granite
Plane crashes into Taegu houses. eight Koreans killed
A South Korea Air Force Mustang fighter collided with another Mustang over Taegu, crashing into three houses. Eight Koreans were killed, one pilot was severely injured after bailing out, and the second aircraft avoided major damage. The report notes Korea’s trucks move more petroleum than any other single commodity.
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Seoul
South Korea
Air Force
Taegu
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Montana Davs
Butte Hospital
ST. James
GOP
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