Hennings Presses Elections Reform Including Primaries
Sen. Hennings of Missouri vows to push an elections reform bill covering both primaries and general elections. He notes the Johnson measure lacks primary coverage and cites states where primaries decide outcomes. Johnson reports 49 Senate signatures, 32 Democrats and 17 Republicans, on his version.
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Washington
Sen. Hennings
D-Mo
Hennings
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Goldwater says oil money contribution was correct
Sen. Barry Goldwater confirmed receiving a campaign donation from Howard B. Keck of Superior Oil Co. He noted many contributors give money for campaigns and refused to disqualify himself from the select Senate committee investigating contributions and lobbying.
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Washington
Sen
Goldwater
Ariz
Howard B. Keck
Superior Oil Co
Keck
Senate
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Case
Select Committee
British and U S Policies in Middle East Stir Criticism
British and American policies in the Middle East faced sharp criticism across parties after the firing of Jordan's Arab Legion commander Lt Gen John Bagot Glubb. Critics urged a joint policy, while protests in Amman highlighted regional tensions and Iraq and Saudi concerns over Western intervention.
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London
Middle East
Britain
Jordan
John Bagot Glubb
Robert Boothby
Selwyn Lloyd
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Far East
Lloyd
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Pakistan
Sir Robert
United States
Washington
Eden
Eisenhower
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Emmanuel Shinwell
Attlee
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Glubb
Hussein
Amman
Adenauer CDU Wins Baden Wuerttemberg Election Test
In Baden Wuerttemberg the CDU won 56 of 121 seats as Socialists and FDP trailed. Unofficial totals show CDU 42.6 percent, Socialists 28.9, FDP 16.6, Communists 3.2. Victory stabilizes Adenauer’s grip before 1957 national elections.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
CDU
Baden Wuerttemberg
Adenauer
Ruhr
West Ger
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Montana Weather Report East and West Regions
Montana forecast splits by region with mostly cloudy skies and cooler northeast highs. East expected 20-25 degrees in the northeast and extreme north, 30-40 elsewhere with strong southwest winds. west sees 32-40 through Monday and Tuesday with scattered snow showers.
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Montana
Dorsey Aims to Sell Refrigeration Business Over Parking Fines
New York businessman William J. Dorsey seeks to sell his refrigeration shop on Third Avenue after six months of parking fines totaling over 400 dollars. He complains meters in front attract nonresidents, forcing double parking and frequent tickets for his workers.
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New York
William J. Dorsey
Third Ave
Dorsey
Shooting Clash Between Israeli and Syrian Forces
United Nations reports indicate fighting in the northeast Sea of Galilee area with two Israeli policemen killed. Israel accuses Syria of a wanton attack and returns bodies and seized police launches to UN officials, while two additional Israeli officers are missing or wounded.
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Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
United Nations
Foreign Ministry
Israel
U. N
John Bagot Glubb
Jordan Arab Legion
Damascus
Masadia
Mixed Armistice Commission
U.N
Crashes Drop as Air Force Expands Operations
A Strategic Air Command bomber refuels every four minutes while jets land or take off at one per minute, with one U.S. base averaging 42 seconds between events. In 1954 major accidents were 20 per 100000 hours, 1955 was 17, and eight major crashes this year have killed 28 airmen with 17 missing in the C124 incident.
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Washington
Strategic Air Command
United States
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Iceland
Kefauver row erupts at New Hampshire Democratic meet
In Manchester Kefauver caused a party clash during a Sunday night gathering when the Democratic State Committee vice chairman demanded Associated Press photographer J Walter Green destroy his pictures. Green refused and left after threats of arrest by Manchester Democratic Women’s Club members.
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Manchester
N. H
Sen
Kefauver
Democratic State Committee
Tennessee
Associated Press
J. Walter Green
Boston
New Hampshire
Manchester Democratic Women's Club
Green
Madeline Grady
Adlai Stevenson
El Salvador Holds Unopposed Presidential Vote
El Salvador elected Col. Jose Maria Lemus as president in an unopposed vote after opposition candidates withdrew amid claims of fraud. Lemus headed the Revolutionary Party of Unification, backed by President Oscar Osorio. The main opposition urged a boycott as El Salvador’s population nears 2 million with about 800,000 eligible voters.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Col
Jose Maria Lemus
Col. Lemus
Oscar Osorio
Revolutionary Party of Unification
Central America
Kefauver calls for new summit on Middle East crisis
Senator Kefauver urged President Eisenhower to convene a fresh summit with Arab and Israeli leaders plus British and French participants to achieve a peaceful Arab–Israeli settlement. He suggested Washington or Cairo as possible venues and warned that delay increases war danger amid ongoing crisis.
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Manchester
N. H
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eisenhower
Middle East
Washington
Cairo
Suez
Asswan
New Hampshire
Criss
Dollar Day Sale Sparks Weekend Bargains in Butte
Butte stores launch Dollar Day with top merchandise on sale today only. Merchants advertise blue chip values across stock and services, inviting readers to visit local shops for budget bargains as March begins.
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Butte
If Choice Is Nixon He Will Keep Post
Associates predict Nixon will stay on the Republican ticket as vice president if chosen. They say he would refuse a Cabinet or high post and prefer remaining on the ticket though Democrats may target him. The issue follows Eisenhower’s renomination openness and prior hints about Nixon’s political path.
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Washington
Associates
Nixon
Eisenhower
West Socialists reject Communist fronts in West
In Zurich 14 Western nations led by Socialist parties rejected any form of cooperation with Communist parties of dictatorship. They demanded proof of genuine change and called for free democratic labor movements to be restored in affected countries. Representatives from Austria Belgium Canada Denmark France Germany Great Britain Israel Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Sweden Switzerland attended.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Nikita S. Krushchev
Moscow
Council of the Socialist International
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Socialist Parties
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Israel
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Stricken Woman Trapped 39 Hours in Bathtub
A 72 year old Boston woman, Mrs Stella Crowley, became ill while bathing Friday night and spent 39 hours in her Roxbury tub before firefighters rescued her on Sunday. Her daughter Mrs Mary Hawkins of Brookline reported doors locked on arrival. The woman said she was very hungry after the ordeal.
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Boston
Roxbury
Stella Crowley
Mary Hawkins
Brookline
Swedish jets crash in fog near Halsingborg
Four Swedish jet fighters collided in fog on a hill near Halsingborg. All four pilots were killed according to the Air Force. The accident happened Sunday as the formation flew in close proximity.
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Halsingborg
Sweden
Here
Air Force
Iour
Billings Sailor Among Crew Saved in Pacific Ship Disaster
Sixty people rescued from the Washington Mail after it broke up and sank 700 miles northwest of Seattle. The USS General Freeman arrived to aid and evacuated all crew members and passengers, including two missionaries, with no injuries reported. John C. Orser of Billings Montana was among the rescued crew.
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Seattle
Washington Mail
North Pacific
Kodiak
Alaska
H. B. Freeman
Here
Pennsylvania
John C. Orser
Rimrock Road
Billings, Mont
Oriental Points
American Mail Line
Dudley A. Durrant
General Freeman
Adak
Aleutians
Japan
Orient
Pope Pius XII warns on the mirage of peace
At the Vatican Pope Pius XII told ambassadors from 42 nations that militant materialism represented by communism seeks only a precarious truce in peace. He cautioned against formulas like national unity and social progress and urged prudence to preserve spiritual order amid the second technical revolution.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Holy See
Crash claims life of Dakotan near Billings
Bernie Anseth 23 of Williston North Dakota died after a motorcycle crash near Billings Montana when the bike broke through a fence and ditch. Arlen Harder 22 of Zurich sustained critical injuries with fractures and internal damage. coroner says no inquest. The deaths push Montana 1956 traffic toll to 25 versus 29 last year.
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Billings
Bernie Anseth
Williston
N. D
Arlen C. Harder
Zurich
Anseth
Harder
Mel Boice
Ronald Kitman
Montana
Advertising Majority Found in Want Ads
Lost pink glasses with blue plaid case. reward offered. Contact phone 0000. Dial 5451 to place Want Ad.
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America
Dial
Giral
Four Die In Plane Crash In Heavy Snow Near Fargo
North Dakota state figures including Sen Carroll Day of Grand Forks died when a light plane crashed near Harwood during a snowstorm. Victims included Day’s son Kingsley age 16 and Richard Arnason 64 and his son Harold, both of Grand Forks. Day, 50, was a leading independent Republican and coalition leader in the state Senate, also a lawyer, insurer executive, and owner of Knox radio and Knox TV. The group had attended a basketball game the prior night and were returning to Fargo when bad weather halted their flight.
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Fargo
Carroll E. Day
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Here
Day
Kingsley
Richard B. Arnason
Harold
Arnason
A. F. Arnason
Bismarck
United States
State Senate
Implement Dealers Mutual Insurance Co
KNOX
Knox-Tv
Edmund Ellingson
Harwood
Finland Grips Nation in General Strike
Finland faces complete isolation as a general strike halts air rail and sea traffic. About half a million workers join the Federation of Trade Unions demanding a 6 percent wage rise while President Urho Kekkonen assumes office. A power crisis looms and hospitals may be affected as food deliveries drop.
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Finland
Sweden
Federation of Trade Unions
Urho Kekkonen
Tammerfors
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