North Korea Calls for New Talks Over Korea Unity
North Korea urged immediate talks with all concerned nations to peacefully solve the Korean question. Premier Kim Il Sung said reunification should be Koreans’ choice with foreign troops withdrawn, as U N forces in Korea prepare to receive new F 100 fighters and infantry gear in the coming days.
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Seoul
North Korea
South Korea
Dicker
Radio
Pyongyang
Kim Il Sung
Korea
A. M. Puzanov
U. N
Communist Party
Rodong Shinmoon
U. S
Red China
Osan
Red Border
Far East
Far Eat Air Force
Tokyo
Young GOP Split Over Ike School Aid Plan
The Young Republican National Convention praised much of Eisenhower's program but rejected federal school aid proposals. A substitute opposed general public education funding and school construction, while endorsing Eisenhower's civil rights program and condemning military aid to Communist nations. John M. Ashbrook was elected chairman for two years.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Platform Committee
Roger Moore
Massachusetts
Congress
Michigan
Yugoslavia
Middle East
John M. Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ohio
Young Republican National Federation
Charles K. McWhorter
New York
Kalispell Youth Drowns in Lake
Dennis Marvin Cousineau 21 of Kalispell drowned Friday night in Lake Blaine while testing a self built outboard boat. His body was recovered Saturday from 200 feet of water after a large search by 12 boats. He attended Flathead County High School class of 1954 and studied art at Montana State College Bozeman. He is survived by his parents and two brothers Louis Jr and Billy.
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Kalispell
U.P
Dennis Marvin Cousineau
Lake Blaine
Here
Cousineau
Flathead Lifesaving and Rescue Assn
Flathead County High School
Montana State College
Bozeman
Louis Jr
Billy
New Concept Is Stressed in Missile Program
The Army Navy and Air Force are urged to shift from liquid to solid fuels for missiles. The Army adopts solid propellents in the Sergeant missile while Jupiter uses liquid for the IRBM. Navy pursues Polaris with a solid fuel system for ships and submarines, claiming safety and faster readiness.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Defense Dept
Department
Air Force
Corporal
Flanders Calls Fund Probe War Dance
Senator Flanders labeled the Senate Finance Committee inquiry into the nations finances a war dance and prolonged probing of Secretary Humphrey. He urged sharper questioning as hearings continued with inflation and spending the focus, noting Humphrey defended policies while acknowledging some errors. Byrd challenged debt and budget figures, spotlighting highway outlays.
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Washington
Sen
Flanders
Senate Finance Committee
Kerr
D-Okla
Senate
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Byrd
D-Va
Vermont
Steinbeck Says He Ghost-Wrote for Stevenson
John Steinbeck told Information newspaper he acted as a ghost writer for Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson during last year’s presidential campaign. He praised Stevenson as intelligent and called him a fine writer but too intellectual.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
John Steinbeck
Adlai Stevenson
Information
Stevenson
Steinbeck
Timid Duck Sees Eggs Found Infertile After Crash
In Dayton Illinois a white duck that stayed in her nest through derailed freight cars two weeks ago now faces news that the eggs are infertile. Owner Ted Wilson says he must summon courage to tell the bird the eggs won’t hatch.
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Dayton, Ill
Ted Wilson
Fine Program Shaping Up For July 4th Celebration
Committees plan Butte’s Fourth of July festivities report progress at a Tuesday night meeting led by Vern Griffith. Don Satterthwaite heads float entries for a parade featuring the Meaderville Volunteer Fire Department and many groups. Notable entrants include Navy Reserve, Marine Corps, National Guard, and local veterans groups with school bands and civic organizations.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Vern Griffith
Don Satterthwaite
Meaderville Volunteer Fire Department
Lifters Club
Miners Union Youth Center
Navy Reserve
Marine Corps
National Guard
Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Navy Mothers
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
VFW
Butte High School
Anaconda High School
Anaconda Elks
Girls Central High School
Eagles
Eagles Joettes
Butte Municipal
Civic Center
Krazy Daze
State Pythians Elect Butte Pair
Vernon H. Prenevost of Butte was elected grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias and Mrs. Hazel Brelsford of Butte was chosen grand chief of the Pythian Sisters. The pair will lead the organizations with a slate including officers from Livingston Anaconda and Billings and plan a June 1958 convention in Butte.
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Billings
Vernon H. Prenevost
Butte
Knights of Pythias
Hazel Brelsford
Pythian Sisters
Prenevost
Oscar L. Olsgaard
Anaconda
Brelsford
Theodora Hitchcock
Lester W. Hall
Livingston
Walter L Oleson
Homer Terwilliger
Lloyd B. Griffith
Rudy Endresse
Emil Fischer
Great Falls
Inner Guard
Arthur C. Kleeman
William J. Lyle
Chief Tribune
David B. Hopkins
Emil E. Knoepke
Helena
Grand Tribunes
Oscar A. Lindstrom
Harold O. Schilling
Krazy Daze sales sweep Butte stores this week
Butte merchants launch the second annual Krazy Daze event tied to Vigilante Days Rodeo and Fourth of July celebrations. The promotion begins Thursday at 1 30 p m and runs to 5 30 p m with Friday hours 8 45 a m to 5 30 p m. Saturday features Dollar Day events in Butte shops.
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Butte
First TV Telecast At Passaic 1930 by DuMont
Passaic N J witnessed early TV tests by Dr Allen DuMont in October 1930 with W2XCD stated to make the first simultaneous transmission of sight and sound. The note invites readers to place Want Ad notices to hear sound of offers and provides a dial number 5451 for quick response.
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Passaic
N.J
Allen DuMont
Dial
Government Loyalty Plan Offered
A bipartisan study group urged President Eisenhower and Congress to overhaul loyalty and security procedures. The 12 member Commission on Government Security proposed five major steps to seal subversion gaps while expanding individual rights, including an independent central security office and stricter immigrant screening.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Commission On
Justice Dept
United States
Four soldiers killed in shell explosion at Ft Sill demonstration
At Ft Sill Oklahoma during a public demonstration a mortar shell exploded among troops. Four soldiers were killed and 13 injured, five seriously. Names identified: Sgt Alonzo Cartlidge, Cpl David L Robinson, Pvt Percy A Keevey, Pvt Russell L Somers. An Army board will investigate.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Robert E. Kren
Army
Alonzo Cartlidge
David L. Robinson
522Nd
Kren
Japan to follow Brits on China trade curbs
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi informed the United States that Japan will soon mirror Britain's move to ease restrictions on trade with Communist China to the level of the Western embargo against Russia.
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Japan
Washington
U.P
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S
Britain
China
Russia
Pullout From Foreign Posts Result of Review
Washington reports a global defense review leading to the withdrawal of U S ground combat forces from Japan. Up to 30 000 could leave next month of a 100 000 total with 70 000 remaining by June 1958. Europe may see force reductions tied to re equipment of divisions with modern weapons. West German and NATO allies urge minimal cuts. The move aims to honor allied wishes while trimming costs.
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Washington
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
U.S
U. S
State and Defense Dept
Europe
State
Defense Dept
Germany
West Germany
NATO
Athens
London
America
Shea Heads State Municipal Group at Montana League Convention
Mayor Jimmy Shea of Walkerville was elected president of the Montana Municipal League at the three day Sid ney convention. New officers include Robert Arnot Conrad mayor first vice president Arnold Swanson Bozeman mayor second vice president Martin Miller Glasgow city clerk third vice president and Nina M Settles Helena city clerk treasurer. Secretary executive director is Alfred Klingler Shelby mayor. Delegates vote next year’s meeting in Butte. Director Perry Roys urged community improvement to attract industries noting housing schools recreation and government efficiency as key factors.
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Sidney
Jimmy Shea
Walkerville
Montana Municipal League
Robert Arnot
Conrad
Arnold Swanson
Bozeman
Martin Miller
Glasgow
Nina M. Settles
Helena
Alfred Klingler
Shelby
Butte
Montana
Perry F. Roys
Montana Planning Board
Montana Weather Summary for Sunday to Monday
Montana east shows fair and warmer Sunday with partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers in the northeast and extreme east. Highs 65 to 75. Monday partly cloudy cooler with scattered showers in the west and north and warmer in the southeast. Highs 65 northwest to 80 southeast. Montana west mostly fair and warmer Sunday with highs 65 to 75. Sunday night and Monday expect scattered showers mainly in the north. Lows 40 to 50. Monday cooler with highs 60 to 68. The table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
Hall of Justice Planned for Capital City
Helena plans for a Hall of Justice to house the State Supreme Court chambers and offices for five justices including Chief James T. Harrison. The building would also hold the Supreme Court Clerk Edna Hinman and the state law library with space for court attaches and attorney research areas. Negotiations between the Supreme Court and the State Board of Examiners have been conducted privately with discussions in the governor’s office.
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Helena
U.P
Hall of Justice
State Supreme Court
James T. Harrison
Hugh Adair
R. V. Bottomly
Wesley Castles
Albert Angstman
Supreme Court
Edna Hinman
State Law Library
Forrest H. Anderson
Western Life Insurance
State Board of Examiners
Garnet Bryant
United Press
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