Israel Delays Gaza Troop Withdrawal Amid Cabinet Crisis
Israel delayed the withdrawal of troops from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba as Prime Minister Ben-Gurion's cabinet held a four hour emergency session. Finance Minister Eshkol warned of uncertainty while U S positions and security of Negev settlements were debated.
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Israel
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Levy Eshkol
David Ben-Gurion
Golda Meir
U. N. General Assembly
Tel Aviv
Ben-Gurion
Tiran Straits
Eilat
Negev
U. S
U.N
U. N
Lodge
Abba Eban
Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower urges swift Israeli withdrawal from seized territories
President Eisenhower urged Prime Minister Ben-Gurion to move quickly on Israel’s plan to pull back from territory seized from Egypt. He pledged U.S. support to help achieve peace and stability in the Middle East and praised Israel’s decision to withdraw behind armistice lines.
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Eisenhower
Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Ben- Gurion
United States
Mideast
United Nations
White House
Aqaba Gulf
Gaza Strip
General Assembly
Butte St Patrick Banquet Names Speakers
The Very Rev. Robert J. Mc Carthy and Robert E. Sullivan join a third speaker to address the 49th St Patrick Day banquet of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick at 6 30 p m March 17 in the Silver Bow Ballroom Finlen Hotel toastmaster John E Corette. The invocation comes from Most Rev M M English with music by Frankie McDonald Orchestra and performances by local students. Tickets are available at the Toggery or Knights of Columbus Building or via Joseph E Sullivan Montana Power Co secretary. Judge J J Lynch chairs the organization.
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Robert J. McCarthy
Diocese of
Helena
Robert E. Sullivan
Law School
Montana State University
The
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
John E. Corette
Montana Power Co
M. M. English
Butte
Joseph E. Sullivan
J. J. Lynch
Friendly Sons
Pope Pius XII Honors Birthday With Routine Day
Pope Pius XII marked his 81st birthday and 18th anniversary of election by maintaining his routine. He rose early, said mass, received greetings, prayed the Angelus with Canadians, and then saluted thousands in St. Peter's Square.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter's Square
Egyptian Papers Claim Victory After Gaza Withdrawal
Egyptian newspapers framed Israel’s withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Aqaba as a victory for Egypt. Akhbar el Yom urged world powers to learn from the conflict and uphold world peace. Al Ahram noted Israel may be forced to end its opposition to UN resolutions. Egyptian sources said Nasser might cite the World Court on Aqaba waters.
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Gaza Strip
Aqaba
Egypt
Akhbar el Yom
Israel
al Ahram
United Nations
Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Nixon poses with pens during Casablanca visit
Vice President Nixon drew cheers in Casablanca Morocco as he distributed ball point pens bearing his name. He handed them to youths during an impromptu street greeting, with the pens noted as leftovers from the U S election campaign.
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Morocco
Nixon
U. S
Whittaker Nominated to Supreme Court by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower names 56 year old Kansas City jurist Charles Evans Whittaker to the Supreme Court seat left by Justice Reed. Whittaker, a Republican, has been on the federal bench since 1954 and will join Brennan if both nominations are confirmed. Whittaker recalled starting as an office boy and noted Truman was a fellow student at the University of Kansas City law school.
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Charles Evans Whittaker
Kansas City
Supreme Court
F Eisenhower
Whittaker
Stanley F. Reed
Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
William J. Brennan
New Jersey
Senate
Warren
Harland
Brennan
U. S
Asst
White House
Murray Snyder
Missouri
Sen
Symington
Hennings
Judiciary Committee
University of Kansas City Law School
Harry S. Truman
Israeli patrols kill six Arab infiltrators near Gaza
An Israeli army spokesman said Saturday night that Israeli patrols killed six Arab infiltrators from Jordan in two clashes near the Gaza Strip. The report names no further details or identities.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Senate Advances Tax Package to Debate in Montana
Montana Senators backed a Taxation Committee plan to pass twelve House tax bills, raising about 16.68 million dollars over two years to meet a record 142 million dollar budget request. The package includes levies on personal income cigarettes liquor insurance energy and more, plus a proposed pari mutuel betting tax. Sunday session set for 1 p m as authorities seek to balance departments agencies and institutions within existing revenue.
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Helena
House
Montana
Senate
David M. Manning
D - Treasure
Taxation Committee
Montana School Foundation Measure Heads to Conferees
Montana eight year old foundation program that gives budgeting power to grade and high school boards was sent to six House and Senate conferees. The approved budget for 1955-56 runs about 26 million dollars, up from 1954-55 by roughly 1.3 million. House and Senate proposals differed on budgeting power and total funds, with schools projecting a need near 40 million in the next year.
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Helena
Montana
Foundation
House
Senate
Butte Elks Begin $160000 Lounge and Dining Room Project
Work starts within a week on a 160000 remodel at the Butte Elks Hall on West Galena Street. Hubacka and Lutey won the bid with subcontracts to Sundberg Electric and Murphy Plumbing. James Carden urges Elks to attend a bond meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The project converts the downstairs former auto showroom into a modern lounge with a copper mural, brick lobby and mahogany accents. Completion aimed for the Montana State Elks Assn convention July 24 27.
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Butte
Butte Lodge of Elks
Eldred Moyle
Northwest
Hubacka and Lutey
Sundberg Electric Co
Murphy Plumbing and Heating Co
James Carden
Ruler
Elks
Montana State Elks Assn
Dealer Takes Horse In Trade For Wagon
A Phoenix automobile dealer advertised to trade anything that moves. A man delivered a horse as down payment on a station wagon. The swap shows how Want Ads quickly connect buyers and sellers.
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Phoenix
Jamaica Quake Kills Two Women and Injures Five
Kingston Jamaica two major tremors Friday night caused two deaths a newspaper vendor and a pedestrian? one from Ipswich and another from Jamaica as bricks fell smashing at a Baptist church in Mt Carey near Montego Bay. Churches and buildings heavily damaged and rail service halted between Kingston and Montego Bay for at least 24 hours.
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Jamaica
Ipswich
Mt. Carey
Montego Bay
Savannah Lamar
Four Airmen Die In Bomber Crash At March AFB
A B47 bomber attached to the 320th Bomber Wing 44st Bomber Squadron crashed on takeoff at March Air Force Base California during a routine training flight. The four crewmen were killed on impact and their names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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March Air Force Base
Calif
U.P
Air Force
Nixon cheered by throngs during Moroccan stop
Vice President Nixon and wife Pat were greeted by almost a quarter of a million Moroccans in Casablanca on the second day of a Africa goodwill tour. Nixon stopped three times to mingle with crowds, praised Morocco as a friendly nation, and discussed continued American air bases and the Eisenhower Doctrine with Sultan Mohammed V.
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Middle East
Former Air Force Secretary Harold Talbott Dies in Florida
Harold E. Talbott, Secretary of the Air Force from 1953 to 1955 under Eisenhower, died at 2:30 am in Palm Beach Florida at age 68. A Dayton Ohio native, he was an industrialist and aircraft executive visiting Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham. His body was moved to Mizell-Simon-Faville Funeral Home with funeral plans to be announced.
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Fla
Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
Eisenhower
Talbott
Dayton
Ohio
Harry Payne Bingham
Margaret Thayer
Grace Coolidge in serious condition at Cooley Dickinson
Mrs. Grace Coolidge 78 widow of former President Calvin Coolidge is hospitalized in Northampton Massachusetts after cardiac and kidney failure. Her physician says she is on the danger list as son John Coolidge visits daily. The former first lady, who married Coolidge in 1905, has long lived near Northampton and followed the Red Sox in Boston summers. Calvin Coolidge died in 1933 and their son Calvin predeceased him.
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Northampton
Mass
Grace Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Hugh Tatlock
John
Coolidge
Movement to Slash the Resolution Defeated in Senate Vote
The Senate defeated 58 to 28 a move to deny President Eisenhower authority to spend 200 million dollars for military economic aid in the Middle East. The vote clears the path for passage of the Middle East resolution, and the House already passed its version. Eisenhower urged retention of aid provisions, warning the move would impair the ability to help allied nations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Middle East
House
U.S
Knowland
California
Sen
Russell
Georgia
Dulles
Milwaukee Fire Kills Two Children In Ground-Floor Restaurant
In Milwaukee two fires within 17 hours claimed six children deaths. A waitress and a policeman plus seven firefighters were hospitalized after rescuing several residents from the ground-floor restaurant blaze.
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Milwaukee
Montana Weather Summary for Sunday and Monday
Montana east region reports partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers rain or snow in the southwest Sunday and cooler conditions in the west and south. Highs 40 to 50, lows Sunday night 15 to 30. Montana west area partly cloudy and cooler with scattered showers south Sunday, highs 35 to 45, lows 20 to 30. Table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Thailand Declares State of Emergency Amid Election Unrest
Premier Pibulsonggram declared a state of emergency in Bangkok citing plots to overthrow the government amid unrest over last Tuesday elections. General Sarit Thanarat was named commander in chief as tanks and police were posted to protect embassies and public buildings.
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Thailand
P. Pibulsonggram
Sarit Thanarat
Five Aboard DC4 Overdue Flight Near Seattle
A four engine Alaska Airlines DC4 with five aboard was overdue after last contact near the Olympic Mountains and Dungeness 75 miles northwest of Seattle. The crew and two passengers were en route from Fairbanks to Seattle and were due at Seattle Tacoma International Airport at 5 34 p.m.
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Alaska Airlines
Fairbanks
Olympic Mountains
Washington
Dungeness
Seattle-Tacoma
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