Hoover Unit Proposes Vast Changes to Federal Budget
The Hoover Commission urges a budget director as executive manager with strong new controls over all spending. Estimated savings run to four billion dollars yearly, about six percent of current outlays, as Congress and the executive branch gain tighter purse-string oversight. Changes shift from obligational to cost budgeting for yearly goods and services, with revitalized Budget Bureau and expanded review of agency management.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Commission
Hoover
Congress
Executive Department
Budget Bureau
Germ Warfare Confessed by Yank Fliers
Air Force says Capt Harold Fischer Jr and three other American fliers claimed involvement in germ warfare against China while held as prisoners. Fischer of Swea City Iowa and the others from Wynnewood Pennsylvania Lincoln Nebraska and Omaha Nebraska were released three weeks earlier and are back in the United States. The spokesman noted no orders supported the confessions and suggested they will likely receive a clean bill of health after review.
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Washington
Air Force
Harold Fischer Jr
Iowa
Fischer
Swea City
U. S
Yalu River
Edwin Heller
Wynnewood
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Roland Parks
Omaha
Red Chinese
U. N. Assembly
Red China
Lodge
V. M. Molotov
United States
Molotov
Montana Weather Outlook For Monday Through Tuesday
Montana east expects clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Scattered thundershowers in the southwest Monday afternoon spreading west overnight into Tuesday, then cooler with mostly cloudy conditions and showers. Montana west increases clouds with thunder showers by evening, continuing Monday night into Tuesday, cooler. highs 70 to 75.
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Montana
Peron Power Wanes as Army Grows Quietly Dominant
Reports from Buenos Aires indicate President Juan D. Peron may be losing authority with the army in full control. NBC's Bob Lindley says Army Minister Franklin Lucero is emerging as the real power. censorship and excommunication clouds add to the shift in Argentina's leadership.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Fred L. Strozier
Associated Press
New York
el Clarin
Santiago
Chile
Peron
Montevideo
Uruguay
NBC
Bob Lindley
Franklin Lucero
Navy
Government House
Mother Slays 2 Tots and Unborn Twins in Jealous Tragedy
Seattle report says Charles H. Reimers discovered two sons aged 5 and 1 stabbed and bludgeoned. His wife Josephine 29 killed the unborn twins, then attempted suicide. Sheriff officials cite despondency reports and say evidence points to the mother as the attacker.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles H. Reimers
King County
Murray Gamrath
Reimers
Josephine
Thomas W
Jerry John
Gamrath
Sheriff's
Sunday Masses Across Buenos Aires Amid Army Rule
Catholic worship continued in Buenos Aires as armed forces under Gen Franklin Lucero maintained firm control after Thursday’s navy revolt. Police and troops safeguarded undamaged churches while priests were cautioned against inflammatory sermons. More than 800 rebels were captured at the Navy Ministry and facing trials by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces.
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Buenos Aires
Franklin Lucero
Army
Argentina
Navy
Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Navy Ministry
Lucero
Burke elected Montana Bankers president at meeting
John J. Burke of Butte was named president of the Montana Bankers Assn at its weekend gathering. E. F. Galt of Great Falls won first vice president and V. C. Hollingsworth of Hamilton was elected second vice president, with R. C. Wallace of Helena re elected treasurer.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
John J. Burke
Butte
Montana Bankers Assn
Metals Bank and Trust Co
E. F. Galt
Great Falls
V. C. Hollingsworth
Hamilton
R. C. Wallace
Helena
GOP Says Democrat Social Security Proposals Are Raid
Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee charged a Democratic move to boost benefits for disabled workers and for women at age 62 is a political raid on the social security trust fund. The letter urged open hearings and questioned funding, while Democrats said some GOP support could appear.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Social Security Trust Fund
Cooper
D-Tenn
GOP
America
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Rep
Jenkins
Ohio
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Italy
Lodge Opposes Red China Seat at U N Debate
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and two veteran U N delegates opposed giving Peiping a U N seat on the eve of the United Nations tenth anniversary celebration. Romulo and Malik also doubted Red China met U N Charter peace loving criteria. Eisenhower headed to San Francisco while Dulles urged a world mobilization of moral strength to sustain the U N.
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San Francisco
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. N
China
Lodge
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Charles A. Malik
Lebanon
Peiping
State Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower
Columbine III
Romulo
Malik
Red China
Anti-Polio Vaccinations Begin in Butte Today
Silver Bow County launches its anti polio program in Butte with first and second graders from Hawthorne Longfellow Grant Washington St Patrick and St Lawrence to receive Salk vaccine Friday schedule runs 10 to 12 and 1 to 3 30 at the courthouse. Parents must bring signed request slips and children must be accompanied. The Lilly Co vaccine arrived from Helena and is approved for use after federal review. Vaccinations continue through Friday for eligible first and second graders from all Silver Bow County schools.
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Silver Bow County
Butte
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Grant
Washington
St. Patrick
St. Lawrence
The
Lilly Co
Railway Express
State Board of Health
Helena
Two Missoula Youths Killed Four Hurt in Wreck Near Missoula
Two Missoula County High School students Jim Kohler age 18 and Sharon Rae Martin age 16 were killed in a Sunday wreck four miles west of the McClay bridge, injuring four others including Lowell Michaels and David Schreiber. A Great Falls Air Force Base airman, Robert M. Rademacher of Maywood, Illinois, died in another auto crash about 25 miles west of Helena, with Sgt. Jack D. Betterton seriously injured. The year’s Montana highway deaths rose to 88.
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Missoula
Montana
Great Falls
Missoula County
U.P
McClay Bridge
Jim Kohler
Sharon Rae Martin
Lowell Michaels
David Schreiber
Diane Boehler
Simee Carroll
Helena
Great Falls Air Force Base
Robert M. Rademacher
Rademacher
Maywood
Ill
Jack D. Betterton
Mesa
Ariz
U. S. Highway 10
MacDonald Pass
Deer Lodge
Powell County
Betterton
St. John Hospital
Trains Collide Near Coney Island Injuring 42
A Sunday Brooklyn collision left 34 passengers and 8 transit workers hurt when two trains derailed at Stillwell Avenue. The Stillwell Avenue crash halted traffic for hours on the Sea Beach line. Motorman Edward Gleason was suspended after the red signal lapse. Sidney H. Bingham cited manpower failure.
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New York
Subway
Coney Island Beach
Brooklyn
Manhattan Transit
Sea Beach
Manhattan
Stillwell Avenue Terminal
Edward Gleason
Sidney H. Bingham
City Transit Authority
Gleason
Missoula Teens Rushed After Seeley Lake Crash
Two Missoula teenagers were rushed 60 miles by ambulance from a Seeley Lake auto crash to a Missoula hospital before dawn Sunday. Wilbur Deschamps and Joe Stover were hospitalized with Stover suffering a fractured neck and Deschamps a punctured lung and fractured collar bone. Driver Douglas Sipes said a tire blowout caused the car to roll twice. four passengers were unconscious for about an hour.
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Missoula
U.P
Seeley Lake
Wilbur Deschamps
Joe Stover
Stover
Deschamps
Douglas Sipes
Yanko Turncoats Return Awaited
Five former United Nations soldiers including three Americans and two Belgians may return from Red China to the Western world. Peiping Radio said they had changed their minds again but gave no border crossing date. Hong Kong authorities watched the border as consular cars prepared for possible departures. The three Americans William A. Cowart Otho G. Bell and Lewis W. Griggs may land in Japan or the U.S. after being dishonorably discharged.
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China
Cpl
W. A. Cowart
Monticello
Ark
O. G. Bell
Olympia
Wash
Lewis Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Army
NEA
Tokyo
United Nations
Peiping Radio
Hong Kong
U. S
Peiping
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Japan
Otho G. Bell
Lewis W. Griggs
State and
Defense Departments
State Department
Being a Father Gift Enough for Dying Man
Steve Hicks, a 24-year-old office worker from Kansas City, fought advanced cancer after winter illness and beat odds to witness his wife Jo Ann Lewis give birth to son Stephen Hicks Jr at St Luke's Hospital. Born two hours after his birth, the baby weighed 8 pounds 3 ounces and resembled his mother. Hicks vowed to live to see his child and did so through a desperate recovery, surviving until Father’s Day as his condition worsened again.
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Kansas City
Steve Hicks
Stephen Hicks, Jr
St. Luke’s Hospital
Steve
Hicks
Jo Ann Lewis
Jo Ann
Japanese Storm Toll Is Heavy
A torrential week end rainstorm in southern Japan left at least one dead three missing and thousands homeless. Another storm cost 16 Japanese fishermen their lives when the 33 ton Kokyo Maru capsized Sunday south of Attu Island in the Aleutians according to the Hokkaido Maritime Safety Board. Floods from heavy rains in Kyushu island washed away or flooded 2000 homes destroyed 13 bridges broke river levies in 27 spots and washed out 4000 acres of rice fields.
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Tokyo
Japan
Attu Island
Aleutians
Hokkaido Maritime Safety Board
Kyushu
Senator Symington blasts cuts in Marines and Army
Senator Symington warned that the United States leads in only one air power category while the Soviet Union leads in two, likely two more, as he denounced Eisenhower defense cuts. He urged funding to boost ground forces and modern jet fighters and questioned reliance on air superiority alone. He prepared a defense bill speech amid expected floor votes.
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Washington
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
United States
Soviet Russia
Air Force
Truman
Marine Corps
Army
Senate
U. S
Eisenhower
Man Fatally Hurt in Barroom Fight
Paul Endicott, 50, of Judith Gap, died from stab wounds after a barroom altercation Saturday night. Lloyd Dailey, 55, a ranchhand, was arrested in the case. Endicott died in a Harlowton hospital at 7:22 a.m. Sunday. an inquest likely Monday. He leaves a widow, no children.
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Harlowton
Paul Endicott
Judith Gap
A. E. Mendenhall
Lloyd
Bill) Dailey
Dailey
Endicott
Mendenhall
Handy Budget Classifieds Promote Quick Sales and Rentals
The notice touts affordable want ads as a quick way to sell unused items, rent a spare room, or find a job. It invites dialing 5451 for assistance from an ad writer and notes earnings through the torpedo ball bearing lawn mower with grass catcher at phone 6000.
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Torpedo
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Sipes
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