Hall Discussed As Party's Next Candidate
Influential Republicans discuss former GOP chairman Leonard W. Hall as a potential 1960 presidential candidate. Eisenhower hinted he would back Hall for the New York governor race, with party leaders noting Hall’s national reach, ties to Eisenhower, and procedural strengths. Hall, 56, has long held GOP roles from Nassau sheriff to state assemblyman and U.S. congressman.
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Washington
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Hall
New York
Bridges
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Nixon
Knowland
California
Averell Harman
Oyster Bay
N.Y
New York State
Nassau County
South Sumatra Joins Revolt Across Indonesia
South Sumatra joined North Central and East regions in revolt against Jakarta's central government. The move, part of four rebellions in 24% months, seeks greater share of minerals and earnings with a proposed advisory council veto over cabinet and Parliament, amid tensions over Communist involvement.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
South
Sumatra
East
Sukarno
Farm Ad promises headaches with sale in Missouri
A Missouri farmer ran a Buchanan County Want Ad offering his farm for sale and warned the farm is guaranteed to produce headaches overdrafts and foreclosures. Readers are urged to call 5451 to reach a trained advisor for quick economical help with problems.
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Missouri
Buchanan County
Quake Born Tidal Waves Flood Jap Villages
An Aleutian origin quake sent tidal waves to Japanese fishing villages and Hawaii. A later surge hit San Diego Bay damaging Shelter Island boat slips. Kauai beach homes were destroyed and Mt Vsevidos began smoking after the quakes. Governor Wilder King assessed damage and planned federal aid requests.
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San Diego
Pacific
University of California
Berkeley
Aleutian Islands
Hawaii
San Diego Bay
Kauai Island
Aleutians
U.S. West Coast
Shelter Island
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Service
Honolulu
Mt. Vsevidos
Unmak Island
Rash of Traffic Accidents Hurts Four Men
Three auto accidents and an auto pedestrian collision Sunday hospitalized four men. James S. Giulio, 24, of 424 Birch Anaconda. Arnold White of the Arizona Hotel admitted to St. James. Wilbert Bauske, 28, of 32 E. Platinum. Tony Mufich, about 45, of 733% E. Mercury. Bauske driver James McCash, 25, jailed after a high impact crash on Center Street Centerville. Meade car moved 16 feet. Highway Patrolman Al Boehme reported no incident at about 2 45 a.m.
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James S. Giulio
Birch
Anaconda
Arnold White
Arizona Hotel
St. James
Wilbert Bauske
Tony Mufich
Bauske
New Orleans Diamond Robbery Ends With Suspect Caught
Two men assaulted a New York jeweler, William Wolff, in his hotel room and stole about $100,000 in diamonds. A hotel detective arrested suspect George Johnson, 28, of New Orleans, as the briefcase thief. A second man fled and is being hunted by police.
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New Orleans
New York
William Wolff
Stonewill Co
Wolff
Louis Cheveleau
George Johnson
Johnson
Wally Bradford Ex-Resident Dies on California Coast
Walter B. Bradford 67, former Butte businessman and one time Northwest roller skating champion, died Sunday in a Bakersfield hospital after a two week stay. He lived in Butte 55 years before moving to Bakersfield about a year ago, and his home was 2904 State. Funeral services and interment are set for Tuesday in Bakersfield under Greenlawn Mortuary.
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Walter B
Wally) Bradford
Butte
Northwest
Bakersfield
Calif
Greenlawn Mortuary
Bradford
Montana Weather Outlook East and West Regions
Eastern Montana sees increasing clouds and scattered snow showers with strong winds on the Eastern Slope, then squalls possible Tuesday. highs 35 to 45 and lows 20 to 30. Western Montana remains mostly cloudy with snow showers or squalls, highs 35 to 40 and lows 25 to 30.
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Montana
Rockies
Beck Returns to U S As Senate Probe Looms
Dave Beck, president of the Teamsters Union, flew back to New York from Europe and was expected to meet soon with the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. Officials said a subpoena could be served if he does not appear voluntarily, amid inquiries into his Seattle home and Teamsters operations and past ties of West Coast leaders with racketeers in Portland, Oregon. Hearings on the gambling and vice allegations were to resume Tuesday.
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Dave Beck
Globe-Trotting Teamsters Union
U. S
Europe
Senate
Beck
Seattle
Teamsters Union
New York
Idlewild
Switzerland
Immigration and Customs
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Teamsters
MacClellan
Portland
Ore
Tuesay
Dulles Warns on Communist Tactics at SEATO Meet in Canberra
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles telling the SEATO Council in Canberra that international communism is a growing influence in Asia and that the open support by Communist China to Soviet colonialism has ominous implications. He urged maintaining military strength and adapting programs to counter shifting tactics while pursuing multilateral cultural exchanges among eight member nations.
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Australia
John Foster Dulles
Asia
Seato Council of Ministers
United Nations
U. S
Seato
Manila
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Britain
France
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Pakistan
Anaconda Youth Leonard Kriskovich Dies From Car Crash Injuries
Leonard Kriskovich 19 Anaconda dies at Butte hospital from crash near the Deer Lodge Highway on Feb 23. Passenger Paul Rivers 23 of Anaconda survived with pelvic and internal injuries. Funeral arrangements pending at Finnegan Co. Funeral Home.
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Leonard Kriskovich
Anaconda
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Butte Deer Lodge
John R. Kriskovich
W. Park
Young Kriskovich
Montana
Deer Lodge
Kriskovich
Butte
Ruth Holm
Deer Lodge County
St. Ann Hospital
St. Peter School
Anaconda High School
U S Communists Ban Spying and Violence in New Constitution
The American Communist party adopts a new constitution at its last month’s New York convention. It calls for expulsion of members who spy or advocate force or terrorism and also punishes strikebreakers, informers, and conspirators who threaten democracy. The party claims about 20,000 members.
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New York
American Communist Party
Party
U. S.S
Macmillan Reassures France on British European Role
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the French that Britain will not withdraw from Europe and aims to keep a strong, efficient force in Germany. He spoke during talks with Guy Mollet and Christian Pineau and noted difficulties in the common market but expected them to be overcome. He returned to London in good spirits about the visit.
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Paris
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Guy Mollet
Christian Pineau
Germany
Macmillan
Europe
London
U.N. Troops Break Up Gaza Demonstration With Tear Gas
U.N. forces in Gaza used tear gas and fired into the air to disperse thousands of Arabs demanding Egyptian administration return. Demonstration leaders were arrested, and UNEF struggles to establish a temporary government amid refusals by Arab workers to cooperate without Cairo approval. General Burns commented on possible Communist tactics as the area faces curfews after Israeli withdrawal. Burns planned to return to Gaza to set up UNEF HQ.
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U.N
Gaza Strip
United Nations
E. L. M. Burns
Israel
UNEF
Carl Ingholm
Denmark
Ingholm
Gaza City
Nasser
Cairo
Burns
Abu Suweir
Suez Canal Zone
Ralph Bunche
State Legislature Nears Adjournment in Helena
Montana's 35th Legislature, after a long session, is expected to adjourn Monday afternoon. Senators and representatives must enroll 15 remaining measures signed in open session before sending them to the governor. Pay ended Thursday, with staff staying to finish records and store property.
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J. D. Holmes
Helena
Montana
Senate
House
Views Are Aired By State Solons
Helena reports divergent views on the 35th Montana Legislative Assembly. Majority Leader Fred E. Barrett notes the fiscal problems met for the biennium despite rising state costs. Minority Leader R F Judeman cites many bills, tax increases, and large appropriations as defining the session.
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J. D. Holmes
Helena
Montana Legislative Assembly
House
Fred E. Barrett
D-Liberty
R. F. Juedeman
R-Toole
Little Child Dies After Climbing Into Dryer
Houston authorities report three year old David Dundas Jr died after crawling into an automatic clothes dryer and the machine started. Deputy Coroner Howard Gossing said the boy suffered extensive burns fractures and severe injuries before dying at the hospital.
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Houston
Tex
David Dundas
Robert W. Dundas Jr
Howard Gossing
Series in Standard Says Revolt Growing in Russia
The Montana Standard begins a four part series on Russia noting forty years after the 1917 uprising the current revolution is social rather than violent as Moscow seeks to industrialize and educate an educated population to sustain its rule.
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Nicholas II
Russia
Kremlin
Montana Standard
Mansfield and leaders defend Poland aid talks
Washington leaders defend ongoing negotiations for U.S. aid to Poland despite Republican opposition. Gordon Mansfield and Whitten argue talks should reach a conclusion if benefits to Poland do not aid the Kremlin, while Knowland warns of a potential Communist Marshall Plan risk g earning over a billion dollars.
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Washington
Gordon
D-Ill
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Poland
Senate
Mansfield
Whitten
House Appropriations
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
America
Warsaw
Dulles
Kremlin
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Two Wrecks Kill Eleven Persons
Lewisville Texas collision kills six in the James family and five others. Dallas residents Marvin Lewis James 33 his wife Laneva 33 and their sons Larry 9 Robert 3 and Tommy 1 die. Paul Anthony Montgomery 25 of Whitesboro also dies. Mary Alice James 7 is in fair condition and Dan Shields 26 is injured.
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Lewisville
Tex
Dallas
Texas
Marvin Lewis James
Laneva
Larry
Robert
Tommy
Paul Anthony Montgomery
Whitesboro
James
Mary Alice James
Dan Shields
Montgomery
Five die in Norwalk crash near New Haven on U.S. 224
Five persons including three young children died in a two car collision on U S 224 about a mile and a half east of New Haven. Two more children were listed in critical condition. Names released include Shirley J. Reeder 31 Plymouth and Charles L. Moser 31 Plymouth and three of Moser's children Gary 7 Douglas 6 and Vicki 5.
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Norwalk
Ohio
U.S. 224
New Haven
Ohio Highway Patrol
Shirley J. Reeder
Plymouth
Charles L. Moser
Moser
Gary
Douglas
Vicki
Bus Crash Toll Heavy Near Bogota Demonstration
A bus carrying about 80 passengers plunged 300 feet down a precipice near Bogota. About 20 feared killed and 60 injured with 15 in serious condition. The bus was returning from a demonstration for President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla in Girardot.
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Bogota
Colombia
Gustavo Rojas Pinila
Girardot
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Matt Kriskovich Jr
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