Eisenhower Says Nixon Would Sign Bills If Needed
President Eisenhower stated at a news conference that Vice President Nixon would assume all-inclusive powers, including authority to sign bills in case of presidential disability. He rejected the oath-as-acting-president idea and stressed good faith. Eisenhower also discussed East West summit prospects with Russia, the futility of an unprepared ministers’ meeting, and cautioned that federal spending alone won’t solve the recession. He noted no specific tax cut bill is ready.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Hisenhower
Russia
Dulles
Washday mishap leaves Butte tot burned in washer
George Andrew Gardiner, 412, son of Delmer and [Gardiner], was severely burned when a child sister started an automatic washing machine after he crawled inside. He suffered first to third degree burns over his body and remained in critical condition at Community Memorial Hospital. Sheriff’s deputies investigated. the mother had left the children in the bathroom to fetch clothes.
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George Andrew Gardiner
Delmer Gardiner
N. Excelsior
Community Memorial Hospital
William L. Dalling
Gardiner
Community Hospital
Links King Saud With Arab Plot
Syrian intelligence chief accused King Saud of masterminding a multi million dollar conspiracy to wreck the United Arab Republic and murder President Nasser. Nasser claimed oil money backed the plot. Saud’s government did not respond.
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Damascus
Syria
Arabia
King Saud
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Nasser
Saud
Hagerty Has Ulcers But Boss Hasn't
Senator Kerr noted that White House Press Secretary James Hagerty has ulcers and President Eisenhower has not. Kerr warned constituents to know what is going on before worrying and quipped that one man's bliss is another man's blisters.
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Washington
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Senator Murray and Glover to Address Union Convention
Senator Murray and Roy H. Glover will be principal speakers at the 53rd annual convention of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers in Denver. The March 10 14 gathering centers on a crisis in the metal mining industry with Murray set to speak March 11 and Glover March 12. Rep. Joseph Montoya is to address March 14.
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Denver
James E. Murray
D-Mont
Roy H. Glover
Anaconda Company
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
United States
Sen
Murray
Glover
More Illegal Car Tabs Recovered in Helena Case
Helena police report another pair of allegedly counterfeit automobile license tabs as part of a statewide probe into illegal tabs possibly smuggled from the Montana Prison at Deer Lodge. Several residents pleaded guilty to improper license plates and were fined or jailed. authorities traced tab origins to a bar visit and a suspect linked to a prison parolee.
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Helena
Montana
Deer Lodge
Hamid Hamdan
Edward Johnson
K. K. Ingersoll
Hamdan
Louis Sharp
Sharp
John Fred
Eddy Weinsheimer
Fred
FBI
Washington
Boy confesses to Buckeye Elementary fire
A 13 year old boy in Shasta County California admitted to deputies that he started the Buckeye Elementary School blaze last May saying he did not like the teachers.
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Redding
Calif
U.P
Sheriff's
Buckeye
Senate group OKs farm surplus cuts and foreign sales plan
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a two year plan to sell trade or give away nearly five billion dollars of farm surpluses. It extends foreign currency sales and authorizes permanent barter of up to 500 million dollars annually. The package also sets aside 410 million for gifts or donations and signals potential price support freezes at last year’s levels. Senator Ellender warned of a possible presidential veto if Benson’s demands are unmet. Dairy and wheat farmers would gain from lower price supports.
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Washington P
Senate Agriculture Committee
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
Senate
Ellender
D-La
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Capitol
Abernethy
D-Miss
House Agriculture
U.S. Fails to Put Second Satellite in Orbit
Eisenhower said Russia would come to a U S summit on East West tensions if properly prepared. Dulles urged a pre summit foreign ministers meeting. Menshikov signaled readiness and named possible sites including Washington and New York for a prospective U S summit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russai
United States
Dulles
Russia
Mikhail Menshikov
Bulganin
Kremlin
Menshikov
Atty
Gen. Rogers
New York
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Release of Two Yanks Delayed in Panmunjom
The release of 26 aboard a South Korean airliner held by North Korea was delayed by South Korean objections to Communist draft receipts. The group includes two Americans, two West Germans and 22 Koreans led by pilot Willis P. Hobbs and co pilot Lt. Col. Howard W. McClellan. The 22 Koreans include Col. Kim Ki Wan and Yoo Bon Soon.
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Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
U. S
U. N
South Korea
Pyongyang
Kaesung
Howard W. McClellan
Buchanan
Mich
McClellan
Johannes Henrichs
Bremen
Germany
Seoul
Col
Kim Ki Wan
Korean Air Force
Yoo Bon Soon
The
National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Liberal Party
Three Sisters Among Four Killed in Train Collision
Four people die when a westbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train strikes an unguarded Carlyle crossing. Irene Berry 15 Phyllis Berry 14 Flora Kay Berry 9 die. their parents, Francis and Berry, suffer losses. Lester Berry 18 and Allen Berry 7 are seriously injured.
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Carlyle
Ill
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Francis Berry
Irene
Phyllis
Flora Kay
Berry
Lester Berry
Allen
House Probers Get New Counsel
The House subcommittee hired Robert W. Lishman as chief counsel replacing Bernard Schwartz amid a renewed inquiry into the FCC probe. Rep. Harris said Col. George Gordon Moore, Mrs. Eisenhower's brother in law, will testify about the Miami TV license.
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Washington
House
Harris Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Robert W. Lishman
Bernard _. Schwartz
Schwartz
Federal Communications Commission
Rep
Harris
D-Ark
Subcommittee
George Gordon Moore
FCC
Miami
Moore
Ex Union Official Convicted by Billings Jury
Robert E. Morhous, 70, former secretary and business agent of the Billings Carpenters and Joiners Union, was found guilty of grand larceny after an audit of union books. The district court jury recommended leniency and sentencing was set for 10 a.m. Monday. The charge alleged Morhous misused a $60 initiation fee check from a union member.
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Billings
Mont
Robert E. Morhous
Billings Carpenters and Joiners Union
E. E. Fenton
Joseph Buley
Morhous
Daylight Saving Time Sets In April 27 in Butte
Butte City Council set daylight saving time to begin Sunday at midnight April 27 and run through September 28, a five month period like last year. The council also discussed funding strains on City Lines, water fluoridation debate, and a theater strike resolution using council to mediate with the theater owners.
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Butte
Anaconda
Montana
Butte’s
W. P. Donnelly
Butte City Lines
Bert Mehrens
John Lindquist
Council
Ed Hastings
Actress Marie McDonald Blames Husband for Kidnapping
Marie McDonald told reporters that estranged husband Harry Karl orchestrated her 13 month old kidnapping. Los Angeles investigators planned to question her in Cincinnati under oath as she defended the sensational claim amid ongoing divorce drama and prior grand jury testimony.
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Cincinnati
Marie McDonald
Harry Karl
Los Angeles
Thad Brown
Brown
Miss McDonald
Grand Jury
Herman Zander
Hamilton County
Zander
Julian Blodgett
Karl
Marie
Michael Wilding
Kentucky
Big Waistline Can Mean Shorter Life
Surplus pounds invite trouble as doctors warn of heart strain and potential heart failure. To control weight, advice centers on eating less.
Dam Collapses Killers? Eight Workers Missing in Montreal
At Rivieres des Prairies Montreal a coffer dam on a bridge project collapsed trapping eight to twelve workers in 40 foot deep water. Two were rescued from the dam side, one hospitalized in shock, another released. Divers searched the river as relatives gathered amid chaotic scenes.
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Montreal
Rivieres Des Prairies
Montreal Island
Butte Student Wins Western Zone Oratorical Contest
Eugene Marans of Butte Public High School won the western zone American Legion high school oratorical contest in Missoula. Rival speakers were Bob Scott of Hamilton and Carol Olson of St. Ignatius. The topic was Checks and Balances Our Basic Constitutional Principle.
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Missoula
Eugene Marans
Butte Public High School
American Legion High School
Bob Scott
Hamilton
Carol Olson
St. Ignatius
Explorer Fired Into Space May Have Crashed
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida The Army lost its second Explorer satellite minutes after launching it aboard the Jupiter C rocket. Scientists say it likely failed to reach orbit and may have crashed back to Earth with uncertain location and fate for the mission.
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Explorer
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Ellite
Pasadena
Calif
William Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
John B. Medaris
Army Missile
Pickering
Inyokern
Earth
U. S
Soviet Union
Nuclear Sub Skate leads record eastbound Atlantic crossing
The U S Navy submarine Skate surfaced at Portland harbor after an 8 day 11 hour eastward shakedown from New London Connecticut. Skipper Cmdr James F Calvert praised the cruise as flawless and noted a British welcome with a visit to Mayor Albert Page and Mayor Charles Bell. The event followed the Nautilus return trip and the Navy cautioned that figures reflect relative speed only.
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Portland
England
Atlantic
U. S. Navy
Lizard Head
Navy
New London
Conn
U. S
Cmdr
James F. Calvert
Cleveland
Mystic
Calvert
Albert Page
Charles Bell
Weymouth
United States
Europe
Montana Weather East and West Forecast Details
East portion stays cloudy with snow Thursday and Thursday night and much colder by day. North highs 10-25, south 25-45, lows 5 below to 10 above north, 10-25 south. Friday mostly cloudy and colder with scattered snow and winds easing. West remains cloudy with occasional snow through Friday and little temperature change.
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Montana
Heavy Montana Snowstorm Warned For Western Regions
Western Montana braces for one of the season’s heaviest snowstorms with 4 to 6 inches possible by Thursday. Monida Pass closes to all but emergency travel as winds gust up to 44 mph affect Drummond Mis soula and surrounding areas. Forecasters warn continued snow and colder temperatures with Thursday highs of 5 to 35. Climatologist calls the storm opportunistic given low mountain snow packs.
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Helena
Montana
Weather Bureau
Monida Pass
U. S. Highway 91
Montana-Idaho
Drummond
Missoula
Continental Divide
R. A. Dightman
Unopposed candidate loses in Hillsboro Beach write‑in vote
Hillsboro Beach Florida voters elected Herbert L. Malcolm and Frank F. Neaville to the Town Commission on write in ballots. Malcolm received 40 votes and Neaville 36 while Obie J. Smith who ran unopposed on the ballot got 11 votes.
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Hillsboro Beach
Fla
Obie J. Smith
Herbert L. Malcolm
Frank F. Neaville
Town Commission
Malcolm
Neaville
Smith
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