Israel to Withdraw Forces, U.S. Says Soon
Washington reports that American officials believe Israel will pull its troops from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba within days. Eban announced the move to Dulles and U.N. plans proceed Friday afternoon amid Arab bloc reactions and ongoing diplomacy led by Eisenhower Mollet and Meir.
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Washington
Israal
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
Abba Ebani
State Dept
Dulles
Israel
General Assembly
New York
Middle East
Eban
Eisenhower
Guy Mollet
Golda Meir
Egypt
Gaza
Aqaba
Mollet
Israeli Forces Leave Rafah Still Unready to Withdraw
Israeli troops show no withdrawal plans in Rafah Gaza. The Israeli governor Col Matizyahu Peled says no orders to pull out and it would take time. Washington talks on UN deployment hardly inspire optimism in Rafah Jerusalem or Cairo.
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Rafah
Gaza Strip
Washington
Strip
Jerusalem
Cairo
Matizyahu Peled
Israel
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
United States
France
United Nations
U. N
Aqaba Gulf
Sinai
Women Take Top Y Drive Honors
Women jockeys from a woman owned stable won first and second in the Butte YMCA Blue Ribbon Derby drive. The 10 day fundraiser began Feb 18 and raised $38,528 to support YMCA services for boys and girls in the community.
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Butte
Red Triangle
YMCA
Toni A. Povore, Jr
A. J. Knievel
Montana Weather Forecast for East and West Regions
Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions in both east and west regions Friday and Saturday. Highs expected around 40 to 50 degrees with lows Friday night near 15 to 30. The table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums cover 18 hours ending at 5 30 p.m. Thursday.
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Montana
Parkinson Named Anaconda General Counsel
C Jay Parkinson, vice president of Anaconda Aluminum, was named general counsel of The Anaconda Company, effective after the announcement by President Clyde K Weed. Parkinson will continue as vice president and director of Anaconda Aluminum and has served as counsel since 1941 after graduating from the University of Utah Law School in 1934.
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Anaconda Company
Clyde Kk. Weed
Parkinson
Anaconda Aluminum
University of Utah School of Law
Anaconda
American Envoy to Belgium Resigns
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Frederic M. Alger Jr. as ambassador to Belgium. He did not state a reason for leaving Brussels and no successor information was provided. Alger’s home is in Grosse Pointe, Michigan.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Frederic M. Alger Jr
Belgium
Murray Snyder
White House
Alger
Brussels
Snyder
Grosse Point
Mich
Four Cuban Boys Die in Grenade Incident
Four boys under ten were killed in Havana when a hand grenade they were playing with as a ball exploded. The tragedy occurred Wednesday, officials said.
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Havana
Cuba
Dulles Defends Middle East Aid Plan Limits
Secretary of State Dulles pledged that the Middle East resolution would not trigger a large new spending program. He told Senator Knowland that none of the funded aid would go to the Aswan Dam and that no future commitments would obligate Congress to appropriations.
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Washington
Dulles
Middle East
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Egypt
Aswan Dam
Mideast
Russell
DGA
Resolution Authority
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Nile
State Dept
Nasser
Suez Canal
Capitol Hill
Asst
Richard C. Hill
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Senate floor fight trims Montana school funding boost
The Montana Senate narrowed a school funding measure after a 90 minute debate. An amendment lifting budgeting power by 5 percent would push two year school budgets toward about 82 million dollars, up from 78 million, with original aims near 92 million. The final outcome awaits a House Senate conference.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
Montana Education Assn
Montana House Passes Grasshopper Control Bill With 200000 Fund
The Montana House approved a measure to provide the Agriculture Department with 200000 dollars and an advisory council to combat grasshoppers and Mormon crickets. The bill, sent to the Senate on a 73 to 3 vote, faces further action as lawmakers report no immediate bottlenecks before Monday amendment exchanges.
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Helena
House
Montana Agriculture Dept
Senate
Claude C. Gray
Sweet Grass
J. Hugo Aronson
State School For Deaf and Blind
Great Falls
Majority
Fred E. Barrett
Liberty
Public Instruction
Unemployment Compensation Commission
State Welfare Board
Board of Pardons
Conference
Thousands of Silver Bow cars await 1957 plates
Thousands of Silver Bow County vehicles remain unlicensed as the 1956 plates deadline passed. If driven on streets after midnight, arrests may follow per state county and city authorities. Only about 14 300 passenger cars and 2 600 trucks had plates this year.
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Silver Bow County
Silver Bow
Explosion Gives Boy Sight After Paint Can Blast
A 12-year-old boy born blind in one eye regained sight when a paint lacquer can exploded as he touched a match at a Jackson dump. Marshall Maul sustained minor burns in the blast last Friday.
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Jackson, Mich
Marshall Maul
Jackson
Anaconda Plans Copper Prospecting in Sweet Grass Hills
Shelby Montana reports that The Anaconda Company intends an extensive prospecting and development program near Whitlash to explore copper ore discoveries by Vernon Moulton L R Hannah and Cedar B Aro. Bulldozers may remove overburden as work depends on 1957 findings with potential new northern Montana enterprise and community benefits.
Radios stolen from Richmond shop recovered by police
In Richmond Virginia two portable radios were stolen from a local shop about a week ago. Detective M W Johnson arrested two juveniles and recovered the radios Thursday confirming the thefts involved the same two radios.
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Richmond
M. W. Johnson
Johnson
Solon Raps Trujillo Under Guard at U S Capitol
Rep. Porter of Oregon denounced Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo in a House speech amid extraordinary security as Dominican partisans demonstrated in Washington. Porter urged a probe into disappearances of Murphy and Galindez and proposed sanctions on the Dominican sugar industry.
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Washington
Capitol
Porter
D-Ore
Chicago
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
House
Oregon
Gerald Lester Murphy
Eugene
Ore
Murphy
Jesus Galindez
New York
United States
Truj
Refugees Arrive in Helena From Hungary for New Start
A group of 24 Hungarian students aged 18 to 23 will land Friday at Helena and begin English classes at Carroll College. They fled after the revolt, with Bela Horvath already starting classes. Priests Rev. Francis Parker and Rev. Gerlac Horvath escaped in 1950. Each student will have a Carroll "big brother" to guide them.
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Helena
U.P
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Hungary
Northwest Airlines
Carroll College
Bela Horvath
Seania
Carroll
Francis J. Parker
Gerlac Horvath
Budapest
Charles Canty
Butte
Adenauer Agrees To Talks On Russian Trade
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer accepted high level trade talks with the Soviet Union and West Germany to foster friendly cooperation. He rejected Bulganin’s call for talks with East Germany on reunification, insisting no East German government exists and reunification must come via free all German elections. Until the USSR accepts this, he warned the powder keg of Germany threatens world peace.
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BOM
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
West Germany
Nikolai Bulganin
East Germany
Adenauer
Nixon Departs On Good Will Trip to Africa
Vice President Nixon leaves Washington in a driving rain for a 22 day tour of eight African nations plus Italy. Accompanied by Mrs. Nixon and nine aides, he carries messages from President Eisenhower and aims to report back on foreign policy findings. Nations visited include Morocco, the Gold Coast, Liberia, Uganda, Ethiopia, the Sudan, Libya, Tunisia and Italy. The Gold Coast will be the main stop with a March 6 ceremony marking its transition to the independent nation of Ghana.
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Washington
Nixon
Africa
U. S
Eisenhower
Italy
Morocco
Gold Coast
Liberia
Uganda
Ethiopia
Sudan
Libya
Tunisia
Ghana
Contempt Action Ordered in Probe of Union
In Washington a Portland gambler testified that a rival paid 10 000 or more to regain the unions favor, thwarting a 250 000 a year pinball monopoly. Senate investigators ordered contempt proceedings against Portland Teamsters official Frank Malloy and heard about union opposition to a Portland ordinance licensing pinball machines.
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Washington
Portland
Ore
Teamsters Union
James B. Elkins
Senate
Oregon
Elkins
Stanley Terry
Frank W. Brewster
Seattle
Congress
Frank Malloy
Portland Teamsters
Oregon City
Stanley W. Earl
Senators
Lloyd Hildreth
Teamsters
Terry
Clyde Crosby
Team Sters
Hildreth
Crosby
Brewster
Danger and marriage proposals from a London Situation Wanted ad
A retired British naval officer stated he had no objections to something dangerous in a London Situation Wanted ad. He received ten marriage proposals, suggesting the dating scene could be perilous. To find a partner or worker, renters or buyers are advised to call 5451.
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London
Five Die in Small Plane Crash North of Spencer Idaho
Five Dillon residents died when a single-engine plane disappeared Tuesday afternoon near the Idaho Montana border. The wreckage was found Thursday by a highway crew after a three day search. bodies recovered from a tree covered ravine near U S Highway 91. The dead include Donald J. Smith city attorney Anna Lou Smith their infant daughter Debra Weldon Payne and Payne’s son Reed.
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Dillon
Spencer
Idaho
Donald J. Smith
Anna Lou
U.S. Highway 91
Continental Divide
Montana- Idaho
Lowell L. Leek
Dubois
Clark County
Vernon Halvorson
Gary Kinghorn
Idaho Highway
Rigby
Earl Holden
Mr. Smith
Weldon Payne
Logan
Montpelier
Mr. Payne
Humphrey
Red Cross Drive To Open Today In Butte
The Butte Chapter of the American Red Cross begins a month long drive seeking 21152. Volunteers will contact business firms to distribute envelopes. Chapter chair man Sargey MacDonald and drive chair man Carl Daniel spoke at a final planning meeting urging speedy support and a strong start to ensure a successful outcome.
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Butte
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Sargey MacDonald
Carl Daniel
Prisoner note found with Texas license plates
Abilene Texas residents Doyle Roberts found a note hidden between new auto license plates made by Huntsville State Penitentiary inmates. The message read Help, I'm being held prisoner indicating a possible security concern with the plates.
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Abilene, Tex
Doyle Roberts
Texas State Penitentiary
Huntsville
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