Anti Red Lecture Dismissed as Queer Absurd
In Hong Kong the People's Daily prints a lecture by Ko Pei Chi criticizing the Communist party. Ko says the party no longer serves the people and warns of dangers if the party does not reform. He contrasts 1949 support with current alienation amid shortages and rising profiteers among party members.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Communist Party
People’s Daily
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Cheng Feng
Ko Pei- Chi
China
Wheat Acreage Vote Should Stop Ezra Benson Crusade
Four Montana and Washington Democratic lawmakers urge that the wheat acreage quotas vote stop Benson's drive to end farm price supports. They note about five of six farmers favored retaining programs, calling Benson unrepresentative of agricultural voters.
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Washington
Montana
Ezra Benson
James E. Murray
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
LeRoy H. Anderson
Benson
Congress
Joseph Jenks Shapes America’s First Iron Invention
In 1610s Massachusetts artisan Joseph Jenks is credited with molding the first iron produced in what would become the United States, marking an early milestone in American metallurgy and industrial effort.
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Joseph Jenks
America
Yellowstone Travel Record Predicted At Peak Season
Yellowstone National Park reports a 14 percent rise in visitors in the first 17 days of June. Park Supt. Lemuel A. Garrison cites 129 991 tourists, up from 114 011 last year, with all gates increasing and the south gate at Jackson leading with a 22 percent rise.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
U.P
Park
Lemuel A. Garrison
Jackson
Wheat vote rebukes Benson says Patton
James G. Patton, president of the National Farmers Union, said wheat farmers for the fifth year repudiated Ezra Taft Benson and his policies. He cited Thursday’s referendum where over 83 percent supported rigid government controls and urged Eisenhower to recognize Benson’s impact on agriculture.
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Denver
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Ezra Taft Benson
Chicago Board of Trade
Patton
Eisenhower
Benson
Angered Cow Inquiry Sparks Angus Clarification
In Columbus South Carolina the agriculture commission received a request for information about an anguished cow. Commissioner Bill Harrelson clarified that the inquiry referred to an Angus breed.
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Columbus
S. C
South Carolina Agriculture Commission
Angus
Bill Harrelson
Dr. Thompson Considers New Position Amid Salary Cut
Helena Montana Dr G D Carlyle Thompson executive officer of the Montana Board of Health says he is free to take another job if offered. Legislative action cut his salary from 15000 to 12000 a year and the Board of Examiners barred drawing 15000 from July 1 1957 to Jan 1 1958. Minutes from the May 11 meeting released to United Press show Thompson was unsure about accepting the reduced pay.
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Helena
U.P
Montana Board of Health
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
Montana Board of Examiners
Thompson
Board of Health
United Press
Rosie- Rosie Air Defense Maneuvers in Mediterranean
Six nations led by the United States six fleet will stage three day maneuvers to test NATO defenses in the Mediterranean against a surprise atomic air attack. NTAC says this will be the largest air defense exercise in the region. Ros ie Rosie runs June 25 to 28 with potential Russian observers en route through the Dardanelles.
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Naples
Italy
U.S
United States
6Th Fleet
NATO
Mediterranean
NTAC
Dardanelles
Public relations official to attend national meeting
Frank Kelly of the Montana School of Mines public service and information department will leave Saturday for Omaha Nebraska to attend the annual meeting of the Public Relations Assn of American Colleges and Universities. He plans to return June 29.
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Frank Kelly
Montana School of Mines Public Service and Information Department
Omaha
Neb
Public Relations Assn. of
American Colleges and Universities
Flying Tiger Cargo Plane Lands Smoothly After Engines Fail
Flying Tiger Airlines pilot Gregory Thomas landed a DC-6 on a sandbar in Jamaica Bay after all four engines cut power over New York. He steered away from dense housing and achieved a calm belly landing, with nine crew aboard and five injuries among passengers. Coast Guard helicopters evacuated the survivors, and the flight was en route to France with a stop at Dover to pick up cargo.
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Flying Tiger
New York
U.P
Flying Tiger Airlines
Jamaica Bay
Gregory Thomas
Woodland Hills
Calif
New York International Airport
Thomas
Coast Guard
France
Dover
Del
Jeannine Cussen
Howard Amrhein
Pine Hill Dr
Dix Hills
N.Y
Robert Dayton
Miss Cussen
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Far Rockaway
William H. Seamans
Factoryville
Guy McAlister
Reynoldsburg
Don Palomar
E. Cypress
Glendale
Billings Gas War Continues In Five Month Standoff
A five month old gas price war persisted in Billings as some stations raised regular gas up to six cents a gallon. A spokesman for the Yellowstone County Gasoline Dealers Assn noted most majors withdrew price supports except for one major supplier who was not named. After three days the others returned to price support. Leonard Noyes, association president, said regular gas was selling at 30.5 to 30.9 cents and premium at about 35.5 cents in most stations.
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Billings
Yellowstone County
Ex Philipsburg Rancher Maloney Dies in Missoula
Lawrence Maloney 89 a retired Philipsburg area rancher died Friday in Missoula where he had lived the past several years The body goes to Finnegan Co Funeral Home in Anaconda Requiem mass set for 9 Monday at St Paul Church burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery He was born September 24 1867 in St Eugene Canada Came to the US 71 years ago and ranched around Philipsburg 35 years His wife Esther O Keefe Maloney died February 1954 Survivors include a daughter Elizabeth Maloney of Missoula sisters Mary Maloney and Mrs John Long of West Stockholm N Y and nephews and nieces
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Anaconda
Lawrence Maloney
Philipsburg
Missoula
Finnegan Co
St. Paul Church
Mount Olivet
Mr. Maloney
St. Eugene
Ont
Canada
United States
Esther O’keefe Maloney
Elizabeth Maloney
Mary Maloney
John Long
West Stockholm
N.Y
Wells College seniors ride to graduation in stage coach
Graduating seniors at Wells College heard a commencement address titled The Educated Woman in the Atomic Age after riding to the services in a stage coach.
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Aurora
N.Y
Wells College
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