Herter Sees Hopes in Red's Attitude on Disarmament
Washington undersecretary Christian Herter said the Soviets may accept a verifiable inspection regime in disarmament talks now under way in London. He dismissed claims of a Soviet propaganda victory and urged steady progress, noting a shift from grand schemes to tangible steps and warning defense spending would rise if foreign aid ends.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
America
Herter
Rep. Keanng
R-Ny
London
United States
Herter Said, ‘and If So, I Think It Marks A Very Real Advance.’ Herter
State Dept
U. S
Eisenhower
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dulles
Harold Stassen
House
Senate
Minnesota Braces for Major Flood Threat Across Regions
Flood crests moved down Minnesota rivers as a Weather Bureau warning covered parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and New Mexico. In Minnesota crews evacuated 25 families along the Crow River and volunteers manned dikes at Hanover. Mankato girded for a Minnesota River crest at 22.3 feet, with Civil Defense and Army units ready to rescue if the Blue Earth junction breakers fail.
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Weather Bureau
Minneapolis
Crow River
Rockford
Minn
Mississippi River
Crow
Mississippi
Dayton
Army
Mankato
Minnesota
Blue Earth
Prowler Turns out to Be Raccoon. Mrs Francke Shot
Esther Francke, 45, awakened her husband in Seattle Sunday morning to investigate noises in the garage. He fired three shots at a raccoon on the car. the third shot passed through the garage wall and struck Mrs Francke in the shoulder. She is recovering in a Seattle hospital.
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Seattle
Esther Francke
Francke
Mansfield Says UN Should Indict Red Rule in Hungary
Sen. Mansfield D Mont urged a special UN General Assembly session to indict Soviet rule in Hungary. He predicted quick action by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on a Knowland Douglas resolution backing US push for the session. The UN inquiry panel found the Hungarian Kadar regime repressive and not representative of the Hungarian people.
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U.N
Hungary
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Sen
D-Mont
United Nations
Senate
General Assembly
Russia
Foreign Relations Committee
Knowland
Calif
Douglas
D-Ill
Congress
U. S
Special Committee
Australia
Ceylon
Denmark
Tunisia
Uruguay
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Hungary's Kadar Faces Internal Strife at Home
Hungary's Premier Janos Kadar appears endangered as a Communist party conference nears. A split between supporters of closer Moscow alignment and Kadar loyalists grows, with about 900 delegates meeting in the Parliament Building to debate ideology and discipline.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Moscow
Kremlin
Karoly Kiss
Nepszabadsag
Butte Teen Wins Knights of Pythias Speech Contest
Michael Buckley 18, June graduate of Butte Central High School, won the 12th annual Knights of Pythias speech contest in Billings. He advances to face state and Canadian winners at a Spokane sectional contest next Saturday. John Joyce 18 of Anaconda Central was second, Marion Beley 16 of Big Timber third, Dave Thomas 18 of Gallatin County High School fourth.
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Billings
Michael Buckley
Butte Central High School
Knights of Pythias
Buckley
Spokane
John Joyce
Anaconda Central High School
Marion Beley
Big Timber High School
Dave Thomas
Gallatin County High School
Soviet Ships Pass Through Suez Canal Show of Force Amid Middle East Tensions
Two Soviet destroyers and an auxiliary tanker sailed south through the Suez Canal, first Russian warships to do so since World War I, en route from Sevastopol to Vladivostok. Egypt and allies dispute Aqaba access as Red Sea tensions rise, with observers noting possible naval signaling and retaliation for earlier Black Sea visits.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Vladivostok
Far East
Red Sea
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Saudi Arabia
Tiran Strait
Eilat
Turkish Straits
Mediterranean
Aqaban
London
Admiralty
Middle East
Commander of U S Division in Korea Found Dead
Col. William D. McKinley, commander of the 19th Infantry Regiment, 24th Division, was found shot to death in his quarters in Seoul. An Army spokesman gave few details, calling the death accidental. Spokesmen for his wife said the family had learned only that the death was accidental and awaited word from Washington.
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Seoul
Korea
William D. McKinley
Army
McKinley
Anne McAlpin McKinley
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Washington
Radio Free Europe Ends Balloons Dropping Behind Iron Curtain
Radio Free Europe has grounded its uncensored leaflets balloon campaign to Hungary Poland and Czechoslovakia. Officials say the operation likely ends for now as repression rises in Hungary and Poland and Czechs are least likely to rise.
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Iron Curtain
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
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Chinese Invented The Toothbrush
A brief note states the first modern toothbrush was invented in China on June 25, 1498. It also recalls older practices and mentions want ads as modern problem-solvers developed in England in the 17th century with a dial number 5451 for placing ads.
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England
GOP charge denied by Mansfield in civil rights row
Washington Republican leader Meade Alcorn accused six liberal Democrats of selling out civil rights to gain backing for the Hells Canyon Dam bill. Senate leader Mike Mansfield rejected the charges saying no deals or vote trades occurred. He noted three Republicans also shifted to support Hells Canyon.
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U.P
Meade Alcorn
Senate
Hells Canyon Dam
Mike Mansfield
Alcorn
Hells Canyon
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Warren G. G. Magnuson
D-Wash
James F. Murray
D-Mont
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Mansfield
Senate Judiciary Committee
Allen J. Ellender
Snake River
Oregon-Idaho
Kennedy
Margaret Chase Smith
Edward J. Thye
Minn
George Aiken
Helena Leaders Elected At Montana Letter Carriers Meet
Helenan James Lemon of Helena was elected president of the Montana Association of Letter Carriers. Perry Van Blaircom of Hamilton became president of the Montana Federation of Post Office Clerks. Virginia Christian Mis soula and Loren Phillips Billings were elected presidents of the Auxiliary groups.
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Helena
James Lemon
Montana Association of Letter Carriers
Perry van Blaircom
Hamilton
Montana Federation of Post Office Clerks
Virginia Christian
Missoula
Letter Carriers’ Auxiliary
Loren Phillips
Billings
Postal Clerks’ Auxiliary
MALC
Bert Christian
Charles Poist
Fred Fowlkes
Donald O'Neill
Butte
Sidney W. Robertson
Albert Gee
Allen Snyder
Livingston
Joe Tiefenthaler
Anaconda
Dennis Harmon
Aaron Mans
Great Falls
John Milch
DeLand Teen Fined for Running Red Light
Walter F E Stanley, 17, who represented 21 counties in the safe driving finals at the Florida State Fair, was fined 5 dollars in Municipal Court Saturday for running a red light.
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Deland
Fla. Ir
Walter FE. Stanley
Typhoon Virginia Aims for Batan Island and Formosa
Typhoon Virginia roared toward sparsely populated Batan Island in the northern Philippines with 150 mph winds, threatening nearby Formosa as it moves Sunday night. The storm's trajectory raises concerns for coastal communities and shipping routes in the region.
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Manila
Virginia
Batan Island
Philippines
Formosa
Peiping Warns China and North Korea Will Defend Armistice
Peiping broadcast by Radio Peiping quotes the People's Daily vowing that the Korean Chinese side would resolutely defend the 1953 armistice. The United States is accused of threatening the agreement by arming the U N command in South Korea. A flight of F100 jets is linked to U S air power, and South Korea's capital remains on alert as the seventh anniversary of the invasion nears.
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Homer L. Litzenberg
Marine Corps
United Nations Command
Korea
Panmunjom
UNC
North Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Red China
Peiping
People’s Daily
Radio
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Asia
U. N
U. S
Syngman Rhee
Republic
Broadcast People’s Daily
Four Die As Pacific Western DC3 Crashes at Port Hardy
Fourteen people died when a Pacific Western Airlines DC3 crashed on the Port Hardy airport runway after returning from Vancouver. Twelve passengers and two crew were killed. four survivors, including stewardess Pat Wilson, escaped with minor injuries. The pilots were Capt. G. W. Allen and 1st Officer L. D. Roland.
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B.C
Pacific Western Airlines
Airlines
Pat Wilson
Vancouver
Royal Canadian Air Force
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L. D. Roland
al Williamson
PWA
Peter Onushko
Edmonton
Three Die as Oregon Plane Crashes Near Forest Service Strip
In Springfield Oregon a late model Beechcraft Bonanza crashed after 4 30 p.m. Saturday while returning worker James Whitmore to a Forest Service airstrip. Pilot Henry Firchau owner of Firchau Bros Logging Co. Don Taylor logging superintendent for the company were killed. The wreckage was found at noon Sunday one quarter mile beyond the airstrip.
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Ore
U. S. Forest Service
Henry J. Firchau
Eugene
James Whitmore
Blue River
Don Taylor
Firchau
Firchau Bros. Logging Co
Red Lodge 1918 Model T wins 213 mile Billings Helena race
A 1918 Model T open pickup from Red Lodge won the 243 mile Red Lodge Roundup race from Billings to Helena, finishing 27 minutes ahead of the field. James Anderson of Bridger drove the winning car at 36 mph average. The Roundup pace car and various mishaps colored the event, with a leather rodeo invitation for Gov. Aronson accepted by Chief Justice James T. Harrison.
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Billings-Helena
Helena
Mont
Montana Capitol Grounds
Billings
J. Hugo Aronson
James Anderson
Bridger
Sidney Phillips
Roundup
Laurel
Studebeker
Columbus
Livingston
Nepair
Bozeman Pass
Three Forks
Townsend
Townsend Hill
Anderson
Aronson
Williamsburg
James T. Harrison
Irish Mother Prays as Son's Body Is Found
In Limerick Ireland Mrs Mary Burke 70 joined crowds praying along the River Shannon while rescue crews recovered the body of her son Christopher 24 The mother collapsed from grief at the moment the body was found. In Queenstown New Zealand June Atkinson 21 a student nurse died after a fall while dancing rock n roll on Saturday night and died Sunday
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Ireland
U.R
Mary Burke
Shannon
Here
Queenstown
New Zealand
June Atkinson
Eisenhower Returns to Washington After Rain Delays
President Eisenhower drove to the capital from Gettysburg Pa after rain grounded his flight plans. He spent a quiet weekend at his farm following the trip.
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Ike
Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Governors View 1960 Race As Wide Open
At a Williamsburg conference the Democratic and Republican governors called the 1960 presidential race wide open. Stratton said many current contenders may drop out in three years but Nixon remains a leading candidate. Governors debated civil rights foreign policy and Eisenhower era programs with Clement backing farm aid and foreign policy unity and Williams pressing a firm civil rights stance. Knight urged a modern Republican aligned with Eisenhower’s full program.
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Williamsburg
William Stratton
Illinois
Nixon
Stratton
Eisenhower
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Montana Weather Ahead for Monday and Tuesday
Montana east and west forecast shows partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers in the east and cooler highs in the northwest. Expect warmer southeast zones, highs 70 to 85, with Monday night lows 45 to 55 and light winds, while west regions stay cooler with 60 to 75 highs and Monday night 40 to 45 lows.
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