Israel defers decision on Gaza withdrawal
Israel defers a final call on withdrawing from the Aqaba Gulf Coast and Gaza. Prime Minister Ben-Gurion’s cabinet meets after a four hour session with President Eisenhower’s message and Abba Eban’s Washington talks. A Cabinet decision is promised for Monday amid mixed signals and U.N. comments.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Aqaba Gulf
Gaza Strip
David Ben - Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Eisenhower
United States
Middle East
Abba Eban
Washington
U.S
State Dulles
Eban
Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Jackson calls for new look on U S forces in Middle East
Senator Jackson urges a fresh evaluation of the armed forces and defense budget to ensure adequacy against Communist aggression in the Middle East. He backs Eisenhower's aid resolution after a Senate vote approving military and economic assistance to allied nations.
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Washington
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Middle East
Jackson
Eisenhower
U.S
Senate
Bill On Interim Groups Remains Alive In House
The Montana House gave tentative approval to a proposal letting the public decide the legality of interim legislative committees and advanced a major appropriation bill for government units. Debates over safeguards against investigations failed 47 to 24, with lawmakers cautioning against creating new constitutional law. The House sent the bill through debate 50 to 28, excused members noted, while a separate $5,176,000 funding measure for nine government units was also considered. An AP tally cited $66.5 million in appropriations across 25 measures pending final action.
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Helena
House of Representatives
House
Dale L. McGarvey
Flathead
Sumner Gerard
Madison
James R. Felt
Patrick F. Hooks
Broadwater
Gérard
Senate
Associated Press
Missing Girl Mary Jane Barker Found Dead in Closet
The 4 year old who vanished Monday was found Sunday in a home under construction two doors from her last location. Her puppy, also missing, was found alive in the same closet. Police see no foul play and the coroner calls the chance of an attack remote.
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Bellmawr
N. J
Mary Jane Barker
Mary Jane
Mary Friatta
Friatta
Camden County
Robert J. Blake
Burglars Loot American Legion Clubrooms in Syracuse
Burglars backed a van into the American Legion Post 1367 clubrooms found several miles from Syracuse city and took 20 red leather chairs 25 lounge chairs 5 davenports 79 grey metal chairs 3 coffee tables a juke box and a bowling machine leaving the rooms standing only for weekly use.
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Syracuse
N. Y
American Legion Post 1367
Montana Weather Outlook by Regions
Montana east and west face cloudy skies and snow with a sharp drop in temperatures. East highs 15-25 degrees, north winds possible, west 25-35 degrees with risk of strong north easterly winds, Monday night lows near 5-15 and 10-20 north. Snow ends Monday night in the north and by Tuesday morning in the south.
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Montana
Montana Cops Postpone 1957 Plate Arrests in Glass House Move
Butte Police Chief B J Riley Ordered no citations for drivers with missing 1957 plates until patrol cars receive new licenses. State Prison in Deer Lodge faced delays producing plates, while Billings and Yellowstone County reports differed on arrests and orders. State Patrol cited cars lacking year designation and offered no comment.
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Butte
B. J. Riley
Riley
Billings
C. E. Maness
Deer Lodge
Montana
State Patrol
Yellowstone County
Sukarno ignores revolt in East Indonesia
Sukarno, in a nationwide radio address from Surabaya, spoke of uniting Indonesia while rebels in East Indonesia held four provinces and martial law was declared in the region. The plan to curb the cabinet faces Muslim protests, with support only from Communists and Nationalists.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Surabaya
Sumatra
East Java
Soerabaya
Ventje Sumual
Air Crash Kills 2 Near Portage Wisconsin
A single engine plane crashed on the Stanley Wheeler farm seven miles southwest of Portage in Columbia County. A man and woman were killed. tentatively identified as Phil Christian, 48, of Deer River Minnesota and his wife Mil…
Five Aboard Plane Die in Alaska DC4 Crash Near Olympia
A ground party reached the broken wreckage of an Alaska Airlines DC4 in the Olympic foothills south of Port Angeles. All five aboard were killed including Capt. Larry Currie and co-pilot Lyle Edwards. Passengers Leroy Kelley and Constance Reppert and stewardess Elizabeth Goods were among the dead.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Alaska Airlines
Olympic Mountain
Coast Guard
Fairbanks
Seattle
Larry Currie
Goldhammer
Mountain Rescue Council
Currie
Lyle Edwards
Elizabeth Goods
Roblin
Manitoba
Leroy Kelley
Constance Reppert
Israel hints at Monday withdrawal from Aqaba Gulf and Gaza
Israeli ambassador Abba Eban on CBS Face the Nation signaled a forthcoming withdrawal from the Aqaba Gulf and Gaza Strip areas. He said the cabinet held urgent sessions and would meet Monday to conclude plans, while warning Egypt against reimposing the Suez blockade and reaffirming Israel's right to self defense.
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Abba Eban
Aqaba Gulf
Gaza Strip
Eban
CBS Face the Nation
United Nations General Assembly
Golda Meir
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Suez
Two Butte Men Hurt in Pair of Attacks
Violent assaults occurred in Butte early Sunday with robbery as the suspected motive. Clarence Roth, 540 Broadway, was stabbed in the right shoulder and treated at Community Memorial Hospital. Gerald Main, 25, of 118 S Oklahoma, was battered and required stitches after being struck with a bottle. he was also treated at Community Memorial Hospital.
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Butte
Willard McCallum
Herb O'Neill
Clarence Roth
E. Broadway
Broadway
Roth
Community Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Netzner
John Dwyer
Gerald Main
S. Oklahoma
Main
Netzner
Dwyer
Victoria Bishop Dies After Illness In Butte
Mrs Victoria Bishop 311 S Dakota longtime Butte resident died Sunday after illness. She was the mother of Lester F Bishop 1004 W Galena a research engineer for The Anaconda Company. Funeral under White's Funeral Home. Survived by grandson in Bozeman and granddaughter in California among others.
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Victoria Bishop
S. Dakota
Butte
Lester F. Bishop
W. Galena
Anaconda Company
Budget revolt grows against Eisenhower plan in Congress
Senator Byrd said public demand may force major cuts in the 71.8 billion dollar budget as Republicans push a ceiling of 65 billion. House leaders cite the voice of the people demanding spending reductions while others caution that only limited cuts are feasible.
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Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
House
Rep
Pelly
Wash
House Rules Committee
Hiestand
Calif
Ray
Voice of the People
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Sen. Ives
Senate Finance Committee
Ives
Montana senators advance liquor tax and city revenue plan
A Montana Senate package including about 16.4 million dollars in new taxes was advanced toward final passage. A companion liquor tax would raise about 70 thousand dollars a year for cities cited as in desperate need after pay raises for police and firefighters. The panel killed the truck weight distance tax and referenced broader tax increases to meet the budget. A 12 percent liquor tax and a five cent per drink increase were discussed, with city shares to be raised to four percent of a larger state liquor tax, and a mayor’s telegram cited as urging revenue. Policy amendments and House concurrence were noted, with action expected Monday.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
J. Miller Smith
R-Lewis and Clark
George W. Wilson
D-Toole
House
Robert S. Cole
Valley
Hagenston
Dawson
Two State Workers Slain Near Spokane River
Two men found shot to death along the Spokane River early Sunday are identified as Willis Smythe and John E. Blair. Blair's mother said they left Peoria on Feb 5 to seek work in the West, with Smythe as Blair’s uncle. Police suspect they were killed after a drinking party in a hobo jungle Saturday night.
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Spokane River
Willis Smythe
Kansas
John E. Blair
Peoria
Blair
Hazel Blair
West
Smythe
Missoula
Mont
Robert Piper
Hobo Jungle
Idled Bartenders Offer Talents in Want Ad
Four bartenders idle after licenses suspended place a Situations Wanted act in the Jackson Hole Guide offering to take either side of an argument or provide financial or menial labor. They claim want ads can fill rental sales and job needs better than others. Dial 5451 to order.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
Weight-Distance Truck Tax Dies in Montana Senate
Montana senators killed a weight distance tax on trucks after hours of debate. The measure, studied since 1955 with a $35 000 research appropriation, failed 33 to 23 as a minority push to advance HB236 and HB293 was defeated by the Senate Highways and Transportation Committee.
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Helena
Montana
Senate Highways and Transportation Committee
Helicopters to Shuttle Ike Between White House and Golf Course
President Eisenhower plans to use helicopters for trips between the White House and his favorite local golf course to beat traffic. Two four place glass bubble helicopters were chosen for the President. White House said plans to use air travel to National Airport on some trips, noting no official plan for the golf course commute.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
National Airport
Hungary warns anti-Communist revolt will be crushed
Vienna reports Hungary’s official press and Radio Budapest vow annihilation of counter-revolutionaries if they rise again. Nepszabadsag says summary courts will continue to crush resistance, while 200,000 Hungarians join the new Socialist Workers party led by Premier Janos Kadár as the old Communist party dissolves.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Muk
Hapsburgs
Communist
Paet
Communist Party
Socialist Workers Party
Janos Kadar
German Foreign Minister in Washington Seeks Stronger Ties
Heinrich von Brentano arrived in Washington on Sunday and said he was confident bonds of friendship between the United States and Germany would be tightened in talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles.
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Washington
U.S
Heinrich von Brentano
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Communist party membership falls in Britain
The British Communist party reports a drop in members from 34 000 to 25 750 over the past year in World News Sunday. The decline highlights waning support amid postwar political shifts in London.
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London
British Communist Party
World News
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