Washington Rejects Russian Terms For Summit Parley
The United States rejected a Soviet call to limit an April foreign ministers meeting and urged substantive preparatory work. The note warned that a merely ceremonial summit would not be warranted and pressed Russia to outline a real purpose for the talks.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Dept
Posal
Bulganin
Kremlin
Mikhail Menshikov
State Dept. of
East Europe
U. S
Dulles
Bourguiba Threatens Break With Egypt Over Plot
President Habib Bourguiba accused Cairo of masterminding a plot to kill him and warned that Tunisia may sever diplomatic ties with Egypt. He also pressed ahead with plans to unite western Arab states. Meanwhile Nasser accused Saudi money of funding plots and Egypt-Syria tensions flared as Damascus boosted security at the Saudi embassy.
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Habib Bourguiba
Egypt
Cairo
Tunisia
Algeria
Morocco
France
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Bourguiba
Libya
Taleb Mehiri
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Damascus
Washing Machine Victim Dies In Tragic Accident
George Andrew Gardiner aged 42 died in a local hospital from burns after crawling into a running automatic washing machine. The accident occurred while his mother was away collecting clothes. he was left with his two year old sister Catherine. He leaves parents Delmer and [mother] Gardiner and sister, plus numerous relatives across Montana, Washington, Arizona and Minnesota. Funeral plans include a 9:30 a.m. procession from Daly-Shea Mortuary to Immaculate Conception Church with Mass at 10 a.m. Burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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George Andrew Gardiner
Delmer Gardiner
N. Excelsior
Catherine
Josephine Sander
Anaconda
Kenneth Gardiner
Wayne McCraken
Chris Ronnemose
Butte
Rudy Stiener
Glendale
Ariz
Freda Krall
Sun River Project Wins Approval in House Panel
The House Public Works Committee approved 19 water projects and will seek to add them to a 1.5 billion dollar authorization bill next week. The Sun River project at Great Falls Montana is among those funded, with an estimated federal cost of 1.405 million dollars.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
House
Sun River
Great Falls
Mont
Bishop Daniels Taken by Death in Turners Falls
The Rt. Rev. Henry H. Daniels 73 former Episcopal bishop of Montana died Wednesday night in a Greenfield hospital. Born in England he served in Massachusetts Wyoming and Helena before becoming bishop in 1939 and retiring in 1956 to Turners Falls. He leaves a widow a daughter and a sister. Funeral services will be held in Greenfield.
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Turners Falls
Mass
Henry H. Daniels
Montana
Greenfield Hospital
Berkeley Divinity School
Hartford
Greenfield
Pittsfield
Wyoming
Helena
Mont
Ann Armstrong
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
George Anthistle
Barnet
England
Massachusetts
St. Peter’s Procathedral
Episcopal Diocese of
Daniels
Hertfordshire
Eng
Helena City
Montana Girls Vocational School
Helena Valley
Crittenden
Montana Board of Charities and Reform
Chandler W. Sterling
Illinois
Nebraska
Six Killed When Truck Hits Train West of Kingman
A Santa Fe pickup truck struck the Santa Fe Chief 43 miles west of Kingman Arizona killing six people including Dale Nelson 26 Elsie 23 and their children Timson 7 Helen 6 David 3 and Sarah 1 all occupants of the truck. No one aboard the train was injured and the train continued about an hour after the crash.
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Kingman
Ariz
U.P
Santa Fe
Here
Mohave County
Dale Nelson
Elsie
Timson
Helen
David
Sarah
Chicago
Los Angeles
Discount Rates Again Cut by Federal Board
The Federal Reserve Board approved further reductions in discount rates for New York Philadelphia and Chicago from 2 54 to 2 per cent to ease credit conditions and spur recovery. It is the second cut this year and the third since November. The move may ripple to other districts with San Francisco still at 8 per cent. Congress also pressed to speed civilian and military construction to aid five million unemployed.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
San Francisco
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Texas
Montana solons urge action to aid unemployed
Senators Murray and Mansfield urge prompt action by the Eisenhower administration to combat recession and unemployment in Montana. Murray accuses the White House of a wait and see stance and cites the 1946 Employment Act requiring active measures. Mansfield calls for more highway construction housing stockpiling and dam projects to create jobs.
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Montana
Washington
Murray
Mansfield
Senate
Feisen
Eisenhower
Aunt Bringing Butte Navy Man Home Killed in Auto Accident
A Los Angeles woman, Lydamae Witt, 32, died after a chain equipped convertible skidded off U S Highway 91 eight miles south of Lima. Her nephew Jim Nichols, 22, was unhurt. both were en route to Butte to visit Nichols' parents when the vehicle overturned in a rocky borrow pit. An unidentified Canadian nurse aided the injured driver before arrival at Barrett Hospital in Dillon.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Butte
Lima
Lydamae Witt
Los
Eight Years Given for Manslaughter in Lewistown Hotel Fight
Norman Doney, 43, of Winnett area, received an eight year Montana prison sentence for voluntary manslaughter in the killing of John Paul, 46, Lewistown. Doney said he found Paul with a woman described as his girlfriend in a hotel room and that no weapon was used. A physician cited terrific internal injuries. Paul, a World War II veteran and former Butte miner, is survived by his father, mother, siblings, and other relatives.
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Lewistown
Montana
Norman Doney
Winnett
LeRoy L. McKinnon
John Paul
Doney
Paul
Fergus County
Charles Marshall
Butte
Grass Range
Joseph
Sun River
Caroline
Howard
Divide
Edward
Great Falls
Earl Valentine
Alice Lesebre
Lloyd Taylor
Eleven Men Feared Dead After Cofferdam Collapse
In Montreal the Ri viere des Prairies cofferdam buckled under ice pressure. Water flooded the work site as divers retrieved bodies. 11 men were confirmed dead with three others injured, while authorities warned the toll could rise if more workers were inside the dam.
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Montreal
Riviere Des Prairies
Paul Dufresne
Dufresne Construction Co
Montreal Island
Laval Des Rapides
Winds Curtail Hunt for Plane Near Kodiak Alaska
A twin engined plane carrying six men disappeared on a 450 mile leg from Cherikof Island to Anchorage. Gale winds up to 70 mph hampered search efforts as last radio said both engines quit near Kodiak. Passengers included Sig Staveland pilot and Dale Roetman of Anchorage Aggregate and Asphalt Paving Corp. Also aboard were Bert Poling George Stiles James Sandvik and Henry Herlyn. The island lies about 200 miles southwest of Kodiak.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Sig Staveland
North Pacific
Phillips Oil Co
Anchorage
Staveland
Cherikof Island
Dale Roetman
Anchorage Aggregate and Asphalt Paving Corp
Bert L. Poling
George E. Stiles
James Sandvik
Anchorage Aggregate
Henry T. Herlyn
Here
Civil Aronautics Administration
Aero Commander
Neurotics Prefer Curb on Fried Eggs Survey Finds
A Western Reserve University survey shows neurotics dislike fried eggs far more than well adjusted individuals. The piece promotes Want Ads as a cure for financial woes, suggesting selling unused items for cash via ad listings, with a phone number 545 provided.
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Western Reserve University
Bills to Block Benson Price Supports Move Ahead
Senate and House farm committees push bills to block Eisenhower dairy and price support cuts. Measures seek to keep 1957 crop supports, expand commercial corn eligible acres, and freeze dairy supports at last year’s level. House panel backs dairy freeze. Senate debate set for early next week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House Farm Committees
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
House
Abernethy
D-Miss
House Agriculture Committee
Ellender
D-La
Humphrey
Aiken
Hickenlooper
Browa
Williams
Airliner Hostage Release Precedes US Jet Downing
Near Osan Korea a U S Sabre jet was shot down by Communist anti-aircraft fire during a low level training flight 65 miles northeast of Seoul. Pilot Lt Ronald E Martin parachuted toward the Reds and was missing. search planes found no trace. North Korea freed two American pilots and 24 others from the detained airliner after seizure near Ta jeun and Suwon.
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Korea
North Korea
U. N. Command
Korea Armistice Commission
Seoul
Ronald E. Martin
Rock Hill
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Truce Commission
Panmunjom
Red North
Pyongyang
South Korea
North
Rayburn rejects inviting senators to testify in FCC probe
Speaker Rayburn ruled against a House subcommittee's bid to summon senators to testify in the investigation of the Federal Communications Commission. He backed Rep. Harris's position that the House has no authority to summon the upper chamber. The dispute centers on calls to question Sen Kefauver and others over a Miami TV license award.
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Washington
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Federal Communications Commission
Thurman A. Whiteside
FCC
Richard A. Mack
Rep. Harris
D-Ark
Senate
Rep
Wolverton
R-Nj
Sens
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Holland
D-Fla
Smathers
Dfla
Miami
National Airlines
G. T
Ted) Baker
New Construction Sets Record for Early 1957
Outlays for new construction in January and February reached 6.3 billion dollars, the Labor and Commerce Departments reported. The two-month total was the highest on record, with both private and public construction contributing to a 142 million dollar gain over the same period in 1956.
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Washington
Labor and Commerce Departments
Knowland Pushes Short Term Solution For Presidential Disability
Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland urged solving the presidential disability issue as the House Judiciary Committee split along party lines over drafting legislation to temporarily replace a disabled president. He praised Eisenhower and Nixon for agreeing Nixon could act as president if needed to speed a constitutional fix. He warned that delays could invite Soviet moves in Berlin, Korea, or Western Europe.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
William F. Knowland
Knowland
House Judiciary Committee
Russia
Berlin
Korea
Europe
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D-N. Y
Montana Weather Summary for Friday and Saturday
Montana east sees considerable cloudiness with 20 to 30 mph southwest winds and scattered snow. Highs 25 to 40, lows 10 to 20 in the northeast, 15 to 25 elsewhere. Friday night and Saturday bring snow and cooler conditions.
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Continental Divide
Montana - Low Pep
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Helena
Kalispelleresserneeneenes
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
Explorer II Satellite Fails to Reach Orbit
At Cape Canaveral experts concluded Explorer II did not enter orbit as a 40 inch booster failed to ignite. The 6 inch diameter rocket was about 642 feet long and likely plunged into the atmosphere after the stages functioned, with radios unlikely to have caused a silent orbit. The exact ignition fault remains unknown and hard to determine.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U. S
Earth
Four Army Officers Arrested In Peruvian Plot
Lima Peru government says four army officers and ex congressman Clemente Revilla were arrested on charges of planning to overthrow President Manuel Prado. A senator tied to the plot escaped arrest due to senatorial immunity. The communique claims the group planned to seize the government palace February 21 and seize Prado and his Cabinet during a session.
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Lima
Peru
Manuel Prado
Prado
Clemente Revilla
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