Dulles Gratified by Russia Regret Over Plane Incident
Secretary of State Dulles said he was gratified by the Soviet expression of regret over the shooting of an American patrol plane. The note from Molotov, delivered in San Francisco, suggested a conciliatory tone that helped ease tensions ahead of the Geneva Big Four talks. The dispute centered on whether the Neptune patrol plane violated Soviet airspace. the Soviet note claimed a frontier violation, while the United States said the plane was over international waters.
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Church and State Begin Talks to Clear Dispute
In Buenos Aires, church and state indicate months to a year needed for a working accord with Argentina. Talks with papal nuncio Mario Zanin consider a possible concordat if the Constituent Assembly votes to separate church and state while Peron moves toward elections. Federal judges release 115 more Catholics and six Socialist leaders as churches reopen under protection.
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Jet Rams Bomber and Six Die in NATO Maneuvers
In Bitburg Germany a US Air Force F-86 rammed a four engine British Lincoln bomber during NATO Carte Blanche drills. The bomber crew of six RAF members died in the crash while the American pilot parachuted to safety. The collision happened at 25 000 feet northwest of Bitburg as both aircraft took part in atom bomb attack and interception maneuvers involving about 3 000 Allied planes.
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Bulls Win Round in Madrid as Mata Dors Are Injured
In Madrid, for the first time in over 25 years, a bullfight was halted Sunday after all three matadors were injured and unable to continue. Two bulls remained alive when officials stopped the event.
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United Nations Rededicates itself to Peace
In San Francisco at the opera house where the UN Charter was signed, a 4 point rededication to world peace was proclaimed. Dr. Eelco Van Kleffens led 60 nations to end war, honor the charter, settle disputes peacefully, and pursue disarmament as a guide for harmonizing member actions. The event, tied to the UN’s 10th anniversary, featured speeches by representatives and Western Big Four ministers ahead of Geneva talks.
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Montana Weather Summary Promises Thunderstorms This Week
Montana forecast splits into east and west zones with partly cloudy conditions then afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs range from 70 to 85 across regions with Tuesday bringing more cloudiness and cooler western portions. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Polio and School Aid Outlook Dim for Congress
Washington reported dim chances for passage of polio vaccine legislation and federal school construction aid this session. Despite calls for funding and controls proposals, leaders warn the agenda is crowded and adjournment by August 1 may slip. </s>
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Segni Is Handed Italian Headache
Antonio Segni, a reform minded Christian Democrat, was asked by President Giovanni Gronchi to form a new government as Italy’s seventh postwar premier. Segni planned talks with political groups and to report by Thursday on the feasibility of a Segni premiership. He would begin interviews Monday with party leaders in Parliament.
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Antonio Segni
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Mario Scelba
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Publisher in Texas for Funeral Dies
Silliman Evans, 63, publisher of the Nashville Tennessean, died of a heart attack in his Fort Worth Club room. He had come to Fort Worth to attend the funeral of friend Amon G. Carter. Evans' body was found by O. M. Mosier of New York, senior VP of American Airlines, who was in Fort Worth for Carter's funeral.
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Hoover Commission Sees $2 Billion Annual Defense Savings
The Hoover Commission urged a Defense Department overhaul to save up to two billion dollars yearly by creating a single purchasing agency within the department for combat support items. The plan, a proposed fourth service of supply, faces early objections from some commission members and echoes Eisenhower's past concerns. The report also calls for stock divestment by business leaders in high government posts and raises assistant secretary pay to about 25 thousand dollars annually.
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Probe Demanded in GI's Death
Mrs. Anthony Reyes, widow of Army private Reyes who died in Hawaii, rejected the autopsy verdict of epilepsy and urged an immediate exhaustive investigation. She alleges cruel and unreasonable treatment by officers and threats of court martial. Reyes, of the 14th Infantry, died at Schofield Barracks Honolulu. autopsy cites asphyxiation due to epilepsy. Her attorney Kalcheim seeks an impartial inquiry, with Sen. Douglas and Dirksen urged to push the case.
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Eden Says Big 4 Meet Could End Successfully
Prime Minister Eden told a Sunday night audience on the tenth anniversary of the United Nations charter that the Geneva summit among the Big Four could produce a successful outcome. He said postwar understanding among the great powers had not endured and that other means were found to address the situation, leading to the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance’s creation.
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Conservationists Launch Five Day Caravan Tour in Montana
A five day tour of southwest Montana began in Butte Sunday night as the 1955 Montana Conservation Caravan, sponsored by the Montana Conservation Council, proceeds with support from private landowners, power and mining firms, state and federal agencies, colleges, and agricultural groups. Gareth Moon chaired the kickoff dinner at Hotel Finlen, with remarks from F J Lynch of Montana Power. About 30 people from several cities attended. the tour starts Monday morning, visiting Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park after briefings on mule deer transplanting by Ken Thompson of the Montana Fish and Game Department.
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Montana Conservation Council
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Rift in Kremlin ranks worries United Nations envoy
Philippine U N representative Carlos P Romulo suggested leaders in Moscow show an inner rift as Molotov wore a 10 gallon hat and spoke softly at the U N anniversary meeting Romulo said Soviet rulers need a breathing spell and wondered about Geor gi Malenkov after Stalin's death while speaking on Face the Nation and answering questions from reporters and editors.
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Wheat farmers vote to keep marketing quotas for 1956
In a Saturday referendum 77.5 percent of farmers in 36 states backed continuing strict federal marketing quotas for next year to curb surpluses. The vote 254,197 for and 73,852 against mirrored last year’s outcome and supports a 55 million acre allocation per farm.
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Churchill Named for U S Award
New York Sir Winston Churchill Sunday was named winner of the annual freedom award of Freedom House an organization founded 14 years ago to advance the goals of a free society. Whitney North Seymour chairman and Dr Harry D Gideonse president said selection of Churchill was a departure from honoring Americans. The award will be accepted for Sir Winston Oct 9 by British Ambassador Sir Roger Makins.
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Pair of Fort Peck Indians Shot and Hunted
Frazer near Frazer early Sunday two Fort Peck Reservation Indians Gordon Todd and Jay Flynn were shot with a .22 rifle and hospitalized at Wolf Point. Todd in critical condition with a chest wound, Flynn with a stomach wound and listed as fair. Chief Calvin Yellow Robe said a search was under way for a third assailant as witnesses described. FBI began investigation Sunday afternoon.
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Knowland opposes Japan trade with China idea
Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland rejected a suggestion by Senator Walter F. George that Japan be allowed to expand trade with Communist China. At the same time, UN Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. said trading with a country is conceivable even if the government is disliked, depending on how arrangements are worked out.
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Woman and son slain in Dickinson family murder case
Dickinson Texas police sought a 190 pound airman seen with Ruby McPherson at a restaurant as a suspect in the triple killing of Ruby McPherson 44 her son George 12 and her mother Zola Norman 65. The bodies were found Saturday night in a three bedroom home near Dickinson Bayou. The airman is believed to have stolen Mrs McPhersons automobile and headed toward California. Only a possible lack of sexual motive was noted by Texas Ranger Johnny Klevenhagen. The husband and older son arrived from Sulphur, Louisiana. Two waitresses testified the mother introduced the airman as a friend of Jack, recently discharged from military service. The triple slaying occurred late Wednesday or early Thursday and was discovered by a family friend.
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Arvidson
Wreck Near Narada Kills Man In Sanders County
Sam Tenas of Elmo was fatally injured when the pickup he drove overturned twice four miles northwest of Narada while returning from Kalispell. Ike Pierre and Louie Eugene were not seriously hurt and taken to Sanders County Hospital in Thompson Falls. No inquest planned in a crash that marked Sanders County's first fatal traffic death in over two years and the 92nd statewide this year.
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Thompson Falls
Floods Threaten Nearby States Across Wyoming and Colorado
Severe storms produced cloudbursts in eastern and northern Wyoming and northeastern Colorado Sunday night. Water rose across highways, notably U S Highway 36 40 between Strasburg and Bennett, as rivers swelled beyond banks. Torrington reports lights out and disrupted communications while the North Platte River nears flood stages with bridges washed out and National Guard help sought. Buffalo’s Saturday flood caused at least 50 000 dollars in property damage and heavy livestock losses.
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Eisenhower to Speak at Bar Association Meeting in Philadelphia
President Eisenhower will address the American Bar Association gathering in Philadelphia on August 24. White House press secretary Hagerty disclosed from the weekend retreat. The ABA marks the bi centennial of John Marshall’s birth, noted as an early chief justice. An accident occurred around 8 15 p.m.
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Lightning Storm Strikes Butte Amid 18 Degree Drop
A violent Sunday afternoon storm hit Mining City with at least three strikes. Temperatures plunged from 69 to 51 in 15 minutes as lightning damaged a transformer bank, utility pole, and a radio station, causing brief outages at several mines and facilities. More storms are forecast for Monday with a high near 70.
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Montana's Ten Twenty Thirty quake column recalls major tremor
The Montana Standards revisits one of the state's worst earthquakes in a Page 4 column. It marks the 30th anniversary with a recap of the event, its impacts, and the lessons learned for residents and authorities.
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