Bridges Opposes ARPA Expansion into Missile Space Roles
Senator Bridges warns against turning ARPA into a separate Pentagon service that would run laboratories and hire staff to produce missiles and satellites. He argues Congress should keep ARPA coordinating existing services rather than creating a big new defense bureau.
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ARPA
Pentagon
Congress
Russell
Senate
Special Space Committee
Bridges
Lost Bride-to-Be Takes a Bus Trip
Irene Arzedi, 29, disappeared hours before her Feb wedding to Joseph Pinto, then returned after a cross country bus journey to California. She told reporters she left for personal reasons, and plans to marry Pinto at a future date as relatives and neighbors welcomed her home in Brooklyn.
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New York
Irene Arzedi
Brooklyn
California
Miss Arzedi
Los Angeles
Arzedi
Joseph Pinto
Pinto
Manhattan
Carlo
William Scanapiego
Slippery Fortune Turns Sour In Hazardville Oil Leak
Sam Picone watched a one foot gusher of oil in his front yard Sunday and dreamed of wealth. Across the street a red Socony Oil Co marker flagged the pipeline. Sunday night the company hunted the 6 inch underground line from Providence to Connecticut and Massachusetts for a break.
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Conn
Sam Picone
Socony Oil Co
Providence
R.I
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Butte Ends Subzero Streak With February Breaks
Butte avoided subzero readings through February then record cold returned on March 2 with a low below zero. Sunday’s minimum was zero below and the high reached 34, as forecasters predicted a chilly week ahead with light snow possible.
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Butte
Mercury
Two Bishops Die in Hungary and England
The Most Rev. Ferenc Virag aged 89, bishop of Pecs in southern Hungary, died after months-long illness. In England The Most Rev. Joseph McCormack, bishop of Hexham and Newcastle for 21 years, died at age 79 on Sunday.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ferenc Virag
Pecs
Newcastle
England
Joseph McCormack
Hexham
Fifteen Bus Victims Found After Big Sandy River Crash
Mud covered bodies pulled from the Big Sandy River include 14 students and the bus driver. Twelve others remain missing as rescuers, Navy divers, and engineers search Friday through Sunday for the missing in Prestonsburg Kentucky. The bus plunged Friday morning after colliding with a wrecker and an auto. The emergency door remained open and 21 survivors escaped. James Thomas Ousley, 15, was found partially wedged in a bus window as the search continued.
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Leonard E. Hopkins
W. J. Harris dies veteran of World War I in Butte
William J. Harris 64 longtime Butte resident and World War I veteran died Sunday afternoon at Fort Harrison Veterans Administration Hospital after an extended illness. He was born in Granite Montana and moved with family to Helena before settling in Butte in 1900.
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William J. Harris
Butte
Veterans Administration Hospital
Fort Harrison
Granite
Montana
Robert J. Harris
Harris
Helena
Patrick S. Quinn
Mr. Harris
Montana Weather Across Regions This Week
East Montana remains mostly cloudy with scattered snow through Tuesday and colder air in the south on Monday. North and east fall to lows 5-15, others 10-20. Tuesday brings 15-25 in the north and 20-35 in the south. West Montana stays mostly steady with highs 20-35 and Monday night lows 10-20.
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Montana
Pope Pius XII Celebrates 82nd Birthday
Pope Pius XII marked his 82nd birthday and 19 years on the throne of St. Peter as 10 000 pilgrims cheered from St. Peter's Square. A Florence court conviction of Bishop Pietro Fiordelli for defamation cast a somber note on the day.
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St. Peter’s Square
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Prato
Pietro Fiordelli
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Lateran Atheneum
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Mary
FCC resignation alleged as Richard Mack submits letter
Chicago Tribune reports Rich ard A. Mack has written a resignation letter to the FCC after White House direction and telephonic pressure from Sherman Adams and Gerald Morgan. The House subcommittee questions Mack’s Miami TV ties amid a bid win by Public Service Television Inc. for channel 10 in Miami.
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Chicago Tribune
Richard A. Mack
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
Philip Warden
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Gerald Morgan
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House Commerce
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Florida
Meade Alcorn
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Eisenhower
Sens
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Smathers
Holland
Alcorn
Thurman A. Whiteside
House
Federal Grand Jury
National Airlines
G. T. Baker
Alexander Hardy
Public Service Television , Ince
Channel 10
Public Service Television
Fuchs Leads Antarctic Land Crossing Celebration in NZ
Dr Vivian Fuchs and nine companions arrived at Scott Base after a 2 150 mile land crossing from Shackleton. Sir Edmund Hillary joined the party guiding the trek and Queen Elizabeth will knight Fuchs for the achievement. The team celebrated with champagne and a welcome cake as they readied to sail home on the Endeavor.
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New Zealand
Vivian Fuchs
Antarctica
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Scott Base
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Fuchs
Antarctic
Highlands
Britain
Edmund Hillary
Mt. Everest
Hillary
Base
Elizabeth
Wellington
Endeavor
Henry Peterson Dies at 61 in Anaconda
Henry A. Peterson 61 died Sunday morning at his Gregson home after a long illness. He owned Henrys Service Station at Nissler Junction since 1940 and was a World War I veteran. In World War II he headed the automotive division at Camp Adair Oregon as a civilian. An expert pistol shot he won the state aggregate championship in 1938 at Great Falls. He was an avid hunter and fisherman.
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Henry A. Peterson
Gregson
Mr. Peterson
Henry
Nissler Junction
France
Camp Adair
Ore
Great Falls
Intermountain
Swiss chronometer aids skywatchers track satellites
The Swiss watch industry unveiled a new chronometer that lets a sky gazer compute satellite speed and orbital data for visible Earth satellites.
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Geneva
Proved Want Ads Offer Quick Solutions
Modern authorities urge enjoying meals without fret about forbidden foods. The ad promotes Want Ads as a proven method to solve job, rental, or business worries with Ph. 5451.
Budget Reform Sparks House Battle Over Accrued Expenditure
A lively dispute in the House centers on a Hoover Commission plan to shift to accrued annual expenditure budgeting. It would cap yearly appropriations to expected actual spending, end large year to year balances, and favor contract authority for long term projects. The measure, similar to a Senate bill, has broad GOP and some Democratic backing but faces Speaker Rayburn and much of the Appropriations Committee.
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Hoover Commission
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Senate
Eisenhower Dulles May Align with Stassen on Arms
The Eisenhower administration eyes a major policy review on suspending nuclear tests with Russia. If key conditions are met, top leaders may shift U S policy toward Stassen’s disarmament approach and possibly into an East West pact. A Monday meeting with Dulles and Ambassador Menshikov will discuss summit prospects and test suspension links.
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Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
State Dulles
Harold Stassen
Dulles
Board of Advisers
Stassen
Mikhail Menshikov
Dal
Billings Couple Killed in Wreck Near Airport Toll Reaches 30
A foreign made car left a highway near Billings on a downhill grade by the municipal airport, killing Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Cooper and seriously injuring a 3 year old girl believed to be their daughter. All three were ejected as the car rolled 100 feet down a steep bank, and the toll for Montana traffic in 1958 rose to 30.
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Billings
Leo L. Cooper
Montana
Butte Grocer Survives Near Scalping After Crash
Charles Flynn 75 a longtime Butte grocer was badly cut and bled heavily after his car collided with a cattle truck on U S Highway 91 five miles north of Butte He required about 70 stitches and plasma at Community Memorial Hospital Patrolman Dale Evans narrowly avoided the wreck driving a block behind Ed McCullough of Boulder the truck driver The crash occurred on a slick road and left Flynns car a total wreck with a damaged windshield and a severely battered driver seat area Also in hospital news Mrs Clarence Wasley injured in a Saturday night crash near Butte was described as in good condition by hospital staff
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Butte
Dale Evans
Boulder
Evans
Flynn
W. Aluminum
Community Memorial Hospital
Ed McCullough
Borrow Pit
John McEnaney
Kenneth Cunningham
Clarence Wasley
Holmes
Wasleys
Waite Oil Co
U S Plans Second Satellite Before April End
Dr Wernher von Braun announced in Washington that the United States will launch a second earth satellite by late April with an improved Explorer model already prepared. He said a subsequent mission would carry a monkey aboard.
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London
Wernher von Braun
United States
Washington
Britain
von Braun
U. S
Koreans Welsh on Freeing Pair In North Korea
North Korea fails to free two American pilots and two West German passengers from the DC3 airliner seized Feb. 16. The Red representatives say release must be negotiated between the North Korean and allied governments, and the U N Command secretaryate urged discussions on return terms. Pilot Willis Hobbs and Lt. Col. Howard McClelland are named in the report.
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Red
Pyongyang
South
United States
Truce Commission Secretariat
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George W. Kehl
U.N. Command
Kim
Choon Kyang
Boston Prelate Threats Lead to 24 Hour Guard
An unidentified man telephoned police in Boston and threatened to kill Archbishop Richard J. Cushing and blow up the cathedral. Police posted around the clock guards while the 63 year old prelate celebrated mass and led a Holy Name Society procession without incident. Chelsea police joined Boston officers for added protection at St Rose’s Church and Holy Cross Cathedral underwent a security sweep with no threats found.
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Richard J. Cushing
Thomas O'Toole
Holy Cross
South End
St. Rose’s Church
Chelsea
Holy Name Society
National Guard
Robert Renfrew
Teller Calls Global Disarmament a Lost Cause
Dr Edward Teller says world disarmament is a lost cause due to lack of a foolproof inspection system and Russian cheating potential. He calls Stassen’s two year moratorium on tests a dangerous proposal and questions its enforceability while defending U S commitment to any agreement.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Teller
Harold Stassen
United States
Russia
Stassen
Eisenhower
United Nations
Auto Smashup Kills Six on Slick Highway Near San Angelo
A rain slick curve on U S Highway 83 north of San Angelo Texas claimed six lives and left one critically injured in a two car collision Saturday night. Victims are Charles M Hannah 35 Marie Hannah 27 and their three sons Charles Tommy Hannah 4 James Monroe Hannah 2 and David Lee Hannah 6 months all of Ballinger Texas and Bill Kelly 33 of Winters Texas. Horace Parker 24 of Winters Tex was critically injured.
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Tex
Here
Charles M. Hannah
Marie Hannah
Charles Tommy Hannah
James Monroe Hannah
David Lee Hannah
Ballinger, Tex
Bill Kelly
Winters
Horace Parker
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