Five suspects nabbed near Butte in Reno burglary case
Four men and one woman linked to a $2.5 million Reno burglary were arrested by Montana officers near Butte after a highway blockade. The group in a blue Cadillac faced questioning in Silver Bow jail as Reno officials pursued prints and further information.
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Okla
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Jim Lester
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Rodney C. Unger
California
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Missoula
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Houston
Texas
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Lexington
Moore
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MacArthur backs Taft after New Hampshire outreach
General Douglas MacArthur ends uncertainty by advising New Hampshire supporters to back Senator Taft. An aide quoted a letter urging Taft as the preferred candidate while other declared candidates push their own bids. Colburn and Col. Bunker framed the exchange as MacArthur endorsing Taft with no further comment.
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Harold E. Stassen
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Georgia
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West Germany Demands Democratic Saar Rights
Bonn reports West Germany has sent to the European assembly a demand for democratic conditions in the Saar region. The note accuses the French-influenced Saar government of violating basic human rights and urges the assembly and ministers to secure rights for the German majority. Chancellor Adenauer will present a copy at Paris on March 19 amid debates on Saar status.
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European Council
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Paris
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U. S
Gilbert Grandval
March Enters Montana with Frost Bitten Outlook
Helena reports reveal a cold March entry with sub-zero cold and frost-bitten readings. Montana weather chief Richard Dightman notes a colder winter, with February showing warm dry spells early and cold wet conditions late, and forecasts variable clouds with lows from 15 below to 15 above and highs near freezing, plus a repeat of seismic activity from 1921.
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Cut Bank
Trial of 16 Reds May Start Today
The trial of 16 second string Communist leaders could begin Monday if delays are denied. The proceedings are set for courtroom 110 on Foley Square, the same room where 11 leaders were convicted in 1949. Government lawyers expect to finish presenting their case in about six weeks.
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Mt Etna Rumbles Ash Clouds Over Sicily Countryside
Mt Etna, Europe s highest active volcano, rumbled on Sunday and sent a fine ash cloud over the nearby countryside, northern Sicily.
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Catania
Sicily
Europe
Egypt's Hilaly Pasha suspends parliament for a month
Cairo March 2 AP report shows newly named Prime Minister Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha dissolving parliament for thirty days amid volatile politics. The move follows the resignation of Aly Maher Pasha and ongoing tensions with Britain over Suez troops and Sudan sovereignty.
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Mining City Man Stabbed in Tavern Fight
Police sought an unidentified assailant after Leo Gonzales, about 35, was critically wounded in a tavern knifing at the Empire bar in Mining City. He suffered a deep throat wound and facial cut and was taken to St James hospital, where prospects for survival were grim. A second man, Don O Connor, 20, arrived with a cheek stab wound and provided few details of the fight on East Park street.
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Communists concede Allies can reject Russia as Korea observer
A Communist spokesman for the first time acknowledged the Allies may reject Russia as a Korean truce observer but urged the UN command to provide logical reasons. The Reds had argued the Allies could not reject their nominee. Panmunjom talks opened with emphasis on Russia’s neutral observer status and past military support to North Korea.
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Don O. Darrow
Chang Chung San
Senators Propose Eisenhower Report Before Foreign Aid Vote
Three members of the Senate appropriations committee urged that a report from General Eisenhower be presented in person before Congress votes on foreign aid. Senators Hill Young Ferguson McCarran and Douglas called for cuts to the 7.9 billion aid total, arguing the economy cannot sustain a large deficit. Eisenhower may visit the U.S. from Paris amid NATO command duties, with invitations potentially altering plans.
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Automatic pilot and servicing truck aid high speed warplanes
The AP reports two new aids for high speed warplanes. First, GE announces the G3 autopilot as a major step toward push button control of jet interceptors. Second, a large servicing truck to fuel aircraft with liquid oxygen and rocket propellants from a single source.
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Weather Forecast for Butte and Montana Regions
Butte will be partly to mostly cloudy with scattered snow flurries late Monday afternoon. Low Monday around -16 at the airport, high near 24, with Mines readings showing -16 to 24. Montana west of Divide shows variable clouds with light snow Monday into Monday night and modest temperature change. high 20 to 30. East of Divide partly cloudy with light snow flurries Monday and night. temperatures Monday not as cold, east 10-20, west 15-25.
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Reynaud Fails To Form Cabinet In France Crisis
Paris March 2 AP Paul Reynaud, wartime premier, gave up attempting to form a national union cabinet after failing to secure Socialist backing and Reynaud’s effort collapses as Rene Pleven refuses to try again. President Auriol plans to name a moderate from middle road groups, with Antoine Pinay as a likely choice.
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Paul Reynaud
France
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Pleven
Vincent Auriol
Reynaud
National Union
Auriol
Antoine Pinay
Faure
Pinay
Naud
Charles de Gaulle
French People’s Rally
RPF
Edgar Faure
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Assembly
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National Treasury
Morris Plans Local Cleanup Probes and Grand Jury Talks
Newbold Morris says he will name leading lawyers in several communities to present evidence of government crime before grand juries. He will report directly to President Truman, not the attorney general, and will issue a stringent income questionnaire to about 25 000 government officials.
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New York
Newbold Morris
Justice Department
United States
Morris
NBC
McGrath
Truman
Ham Spoliation at San Diego Navy Depot Draws Scrutiny
Senate investigators accuse the Navy of letting 43,000 pounds of frozen smoked ham spoil at a San Diego supply depot. Senator Lyndon Johnson says a naval inquiry will seek blame and causes while noting reprocessing as animal feed and the depot’s broader role supplying meals to Marines, training bases, and overseas posts. Officials cited brief smoking and improper storage as likely causes.
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Nationwide Snow Storm Grips Midwest to New York
A broad snow system draped from Nevada to Indiana with up to eight inches in places and moving toward New York. Bitter cold followed in the upper Midwest with 26 below zero in Williston and 25 below in Jamestown. Missouri and Kansas faced four to six inches of snow stalling traffic. Iowa was blanketed by eight inches. New England and the mid Atlantic saw heavy snow up to 22 inches while New York City cleared five inches last weekend and could see more flurries or rain Monday.
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Iowa
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Prediction Queen Elizabeth II Delays Coronation
London reports on March 2 that British newspapers forecast Queen Elizabeth II may postpone her coronation until next year due to expectations she will have another baby.
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