Nine Billion More May Be Needed for Farm Costs
Senate Republicans estimate Congress must add 3 to 5 billion dollars to fund farm price supports and the soil bank this year. Williams and Aiken press CCC funding increases as farm bill action stalls. Williams proposes a land use ban on surplus production while Ellender backs defeating the proposal.
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Washington
Congress
New Soil Bank
Senate
Sen. Williams
R-Del
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Williams
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
GOP
Agriculture Committee
Soil Bank
Aiken
Senate Bill and Administration
Agriculture Department
Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Eden and Mollet discuss Middle East policy alliance
Prime Minister Anthony Eden and French Premier Guy Mollet met at a London airport and later at Eden's country home to coordinate Middle East policy. They stressed strengthened alliance and friendship while acknowledging tensions over North Africa and possible U.S. influence. Mollet travels back to Paris Monday as Algerian issues are debated.
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London
Anthony Eden
Guy Mollet
Middle East
Eden
Mollet
Anthony
North Africa
Paris
Escapee Knofel Still at Large
William C. Knofel, 33, a Silver Bow County jail escapee, was seen about town Sunday night but remained at large. He escaped Saturday morning from a basement cell, his second jail escape in a month, after an earlier breakout Friday. Police said sightings were unfruitful. authorities suspect outside help and continue an intensive search for the grand larceny suspect tied to a Sears Roebuck rifle theft.
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William C. Knofel
Silver Bow
Knofel
Butte
William L. Dalling
Sears-Roebuck Co
Kellogg
Idaho
Time to Think About Improving Homes Ads Help
National Home Improvement Month prompts readers to use Want Ads to sell unneeded items for quick cash. Jewelry, furs, antiques, and musical instruments find buyers through Sale Ads. Call 5451 for an ad writer. Sold at once studio couch. Ph 0000.
Pope Pius XII Honored by Vast St Peter's Throng
A glittering St Peter's procession marked Pope Pius XII's 80th birthday and his 17th coronation anniversary. About 40,000 worshipers filled the basilica as 51 heads of state envoys attended amid trumpets, beehive crown, and 10,000 electric lights. An outside snowstorm covered St Peter's Square as blessings proceeded.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s
Pope Pius XII
St. Peter's Basilica
Pope
Vatican
Eisenhower
St. Peter’s Square
Dulles Defends Collective Security Pacts At News Conference
U S Secretary of State Dulles defended collective security pacts as essential as police and fire protection for cities. He cited Stalin 1939 warnings and praised allied unity while seeking better Western policy understanding with Asia. Some critics argue the policy rests on strength.
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Colombo
Ceylon
U. S
Dulles
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
John Kotelawala
Southern Solons Pledge to Seek Reversal of School Integration Law
Nineteen senators and 77 representatives from the South pledge to use lawful means to reverse the Supreme Court desegregation ruling. They issue a Declaration of Constitutional Principles condemning the 1954 decision as unconstitutional and urge restraint while seeking to preserve segregation in Southern schools.
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Southern Solons
Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Big Hole Snow Races Marred by 2 Accidents
Two crashes marred the second National Snowplane Races at Jackson's Snow Bowl. Dick Hirschy of Jackson won the rugged five mile obstacle test as 1,250 spectators watched. Jack Shepherd suffered facial cuts and bruises when his snowplane rolled after hitting a bump.
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Jackson
Dick Hirschy
Jack Shepherd
Shepherd
Political Probe at St Vincent's Hospital Unearths Campaign Pin
A choking infant, 15 month old Richard Brenton, was rushed to St Vincent's Hospital where X rays showed three ghostly letters I K 7. A surgeon removed a gold Eisenhower campaign lapel pin about three quarters of an inch long and a half inch wide, found in the throat.
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New York
St. Vincent's Hospital
Richard Brenton
Johnson favored for Democratic nomination by Southern leaders
Senator Russell pledged full support for Lyndon B. Johnson if he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination. Southern leaders and Dan Daniel praise Johnson as a unifying, broadly appealing candidate, while Rayburn's favorite son plan aims to consolidate Texas delegates amid Stevenson’s cautious stance on integration.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Daniel
D-Tex
South
Senate
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Stevenson
National Party
British Droop Snoot Jet Breaks Speed Record at 1132 MPH
Britain announced that the Droop Snoot Fairey Delta 2 jet recaptured the world speed record with an average 1132 mph on a nine mile measured course in southern England. The two runs reached 1117 and 1147 mph at 38000 feet. record criteria require straight level flight.
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London
Britain
United States
England
Royal Aero Club
International Aeronautical Federation
Horace H. Hanes
U. S. Air Force
Five Die in Kansas Church Festival Car Crash
Five people were killed and seven injured when two cars heading to a church festival in central Kansas collided at a highway intersection near Lyons. The dead and many injured were from Glen Elder and Wilson, en route to Pretty Prairie, with identified victims Sam Heubner, 47, Ruby Heubner, 46, Gerald Heubner, 13, and Joe Kyner, 47, and his wife, 45.
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Gerald Heubner
Joe Kyner
Heubners
Glen Elder
Kyners
Wilson
East Germans Held in Communists Jails Claim
West Germany's Socialist party charged that 20,000 East Germans are being detained in Communist jails for political offenses as of Sunday.
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Bonn
Germany
Socialist Party
Winter Storm Drags Wind Across East and Plains
A powerful storm system driven by winds up to 80 mph delivered bitter cold from the Midwest to the Northeast. Temperatures plunged toward zero as a two foot snow blanket paralyzed parts of the region and caused at least three deaths while authorities reported air and highway disruptions across five states.
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Associated Press
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Plains
Canada
Atlantic Ocean
Texas
New York State
Carolinas
Gulf Coast
Dothan
Ala
Mississippi Sound
Mobile
Lake Superior
Bayfield
Wis
Herter Says He'd Run For VP If GOP Wants Him
Governor Christian A. Herter of Massachusetts said on Sunday he would be willing to run for vice president on the Republican ticket if the President and the GOP convention want him. He noted his readiness depends on party leaders and the national convention's decisions.
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Herter
Washington
U.P
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Step Reflects Anger Over Archbishop's Deportation
Athens ordered all English instruction halted and closed British institutions as Greece vented anger over Archbishop Makarios deportation from Cyprus. Police and troops reinforced embassies after anti British riots injuring over 80. Demonstrators burned British flags. unions demanded the expulsion of ambassador Sir Charles Peake. Premier Karamanlis met the king and warned of possible bloodshed if mass meetings proceed.
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Greece
Makarios
Cyprus
Crete
Charles Peake
Confederation of Labor
Constantine Karamanlis
Paul
Union-With- Greece
Karamanlis
Report Is Asked This Week on Lobbying Probe
Senator George aims for a Senate panel to report this week on its probe of a $2,500 campaign donation offer rejected by Senator Francis Case. The eight member bipartisan panel will broaden inquiry into lobbying and campaign gifts after the four member inquiry’s findings.
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Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate Committee
Francis Case
R-Sd
McClellan
D-Ark
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Charles W. Steadman
Justice Dept
Steadman
John M. Neff
Lexington
Neb
Robert K. Goodwin
Des Moines
Iowa
Republican National
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Bridges
Village Names New Jail War Den Champion Judoka
In KORIYAMA Japan village officials announce Miss Yuki Hashimoto 18 a former bakery worker as the local female judo champion who now takes a prison job.
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Koriyama
Japan
Yuki Hashimoto
Brit Hero-Author Stoned by Mob in Cyprus Incident
Maj Tony Dean-Drummond, a British World War II hero author, lies in serious condition after a mob in Kyrenia stoned his car amid anti-British protests over Archbishop Makarios's deportation. The 10 month surge of violence in the Greek Cypriot push for union with Greece widens as 17 British servicemen have died.
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Makarios
Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
Tony Dean-Drummond
Dean Drummond
Kyrenia
Britain
Boulder Sailor Hurt in Far East Collision
Washington Navy calls a court of inquiry after a collision between the heavy cruiser Columbus and destroyer Floyd B. Parks off the Philippines. Two sailors remained missing and three were injured, with slight hope of recovering the missing men. Ships Serviceman 3 C Glenn W Street of Boulder Montana is among the injured. The Parks went to Subic Bay for emergency repairs, with the Columbus alongside.
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Washington
Navy
U. S
Glenn W. Street
Phyllis L. Street
Box 125
Boulder
Mont
Columbus
Floyd B. Parks
Philippines
Manila
Parks
Subic Bay
Montana Weather Ahead For State Regions
Montana weather summary shows fair conditions in the east with Sunday night to Monday night warming, but continued cold in the southeast. Eastern slopes see increasing southwesterly winds and subzero lows ranging 0 to 15 below in the northwest to 10 below in the extreme southeast. West section remains fair but very cold with lows from 5 to 10 below, higher valleys down to 15 to 25 below, and parts of the south warming to highs 20 to 35 as Monday brings more cloudiness and warmth.
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Montana
Egyptian Troop Concentration Brings Complaint
Israel filed a formal complaint with the mixed Armistice Commission alleging Egyptian forces along the border far exceed defensive needs. Reports say clashes occurred with Egyptians, Jordanians, and Syrians elsewhere on Israel’s frontiers as Cairo massed troops in the Gaza Strip and El-Arish area. Israeli outpost at Kissufim came under rifle fire. no casualties were reported.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Foreign Ministry
Mixed Armistice Commission
United Nations
Massin
Gaza An El-Aris
El-Arish
Sinai Peninsula
Gaza Strip
Mediterranean
Negev Desert
Kissufim
Arab Mob Stones French Cars at Algiers Stadium
In Algiers two thousand angry Arabs attacked French vehicles after a sports event. A policeman faced a circling crowd as cars were pelted and drivers insulted. French sources then reported 125 killed in a rebel battle near Souk Ahras, including deserters from Algerian infantry.
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Algiers
Algeria
Souk Ahras
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