Southern Manifesto Seen as Move to Reelect Sen George
In Washington Rep Ross Bass says the new segregation manifesto may be a political bid to aid Sen George W. Bush. The document denounces the 1954 School Segregation ruling as abuse of power and pledges to overturn it. Speaker Russell denies assisting George’s reelection claim.
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Washington
Ross Bass
D-Tenn
Sen. George
George
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Senate
House
Bass
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Supreme Court
New Hampshire Primary Opens With Split Votes In Millsfield
In Millsfield New Hampshire two voters split four votes with Eisenhower and Stevenson in a midnight primary. Democratic ballots show Kefauver as only presidential choice with Stevenson as preferred vice president candidate Harriman also named. Republican ballots list Eisenhower as only presidential choice and Bridges as preferred vice president. The result signals potential momentum but delegates remain unbound.
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Millsfield
N. H
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
New Hampshire
Sen. Bridges
RNH
Coos County
Manchester
Taft
Ohio
Five Liquor Board Inspectors to Be Here During Tourney
State Liquor Board inspectors will patrol Butte during the Montana Class AAA Basketball Tournament at the Civic Center. Police Chief Riley and Sheriff Dalling will also have officers on duty. all uniforms will be worn near the Civic Center. Mayor Sullivan urged cooperation to ensure visitors have a good and safe time.
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State Liquor Central Board
Sheriff's Office
Montana
Civic Center
State Liquor Board
Butte
B. J. Riley
Bill Dalling
Tim Sullivan
Mining City
Court Overruled in Case of Negro Collegians
The Supreme Court ruled there should be no delays in admitting qualified Black students to graduate programs at tax funded universities. It overturned the Florida Supreme Court’s denial of Virgil Hawkins’ admission to the University of Florida law school and limited desegregation timelines to public schools.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida Supreme Court
Virgil D. Hawkins
University of Florida
Alabama Student Leader Expelled for Mob Action
University of Alabama trustees expelled Leonard R. Wilson and suspended four others with lesser punishments for participation in mob actions against Aut herine Lucy, the first African American student at the school. Lucy was expelled Feb 29 after claims of university conspiracy. three more cases were withdrawn pending clearance.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
John A. Caddell
Decatur
Trustees
Caddell
Wilson
Lucy
Miss Truman to Wed in April in Small Independent Church Ceremony
Margaret Truman announced plans to marry Clifton Daniel in April in a small quiet ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church in Independence Missouri. Daniel, 43, is a New York Times foreign news editor and longtime European correspondent. The couple spoke with reporters at the Hotel Carlyle in New York, noting the date is not fixed and rejecting a large formal gown.
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New York
Margaret Truman
Clifton Daniel
Harry S. Truman
Margaret
Carlyle
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Miss Truman
Zebulon
N. C
Daniel
Meeting Slated to Discuss Housing Project in Butte
Public meeting is planned in the Butte High School auditorium on Tuesday night March 20 to discuss a federal housing project of about 1 million dollars. Mayor Tim J. Sullivan has been consulted and may speak. petitions are sought to place the issue on a special ballot in the June 5 primary.
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Butte Carpenters Union
The
Building and Construction Trades Council
Butte High School
Butte
Tim J. Sullivan
Carpenters Union
Earl Roe
Dave Walsh
Ray O'Neill
Bob Forsell
William Wilcox
Theodore Crossman
Claude Sanders
Paul Stanich
Bob Nelson
Robert Vivian
Lawrence McElroy
James Kearney
Silver Bow Homes
Sullivan
Public Housing Authority
Washington
PHA
Curtis Street
Ohio Street
New Business Expansion Forecast Due
Government agencies anticipate a spring forecast showing renewed business expansion plans for plant and equipment this year. The report cites an uptrend in spending, with the previous quarter at 31.0 billion dollars annual rate, and notes auto and home building downturns sustaining these investments.
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Washington
Commerce Dept
Securities and Exchange Commission
Missing Rich Woman Evelyn Thros by Scott Report
In Los Angeles Evelyn Thros is reported missing since May 31 1955. She has a $2000 monthly income and $150000 in banks. Her husband left to buy toothpaste and returned to find her gone with $15000 and their car. the car was found nearby, but no trace of her remains.
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Evelyn Throsby Scott
Los Angeles
International
Agreement Ends 63 Day WAL Strike With Wage Pact
Western Air Lines and the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks signed a wage agreement ending a 63 day strike. Clerks and handlers receive about 30 dollars more per month plus 18.50 retroactive to July 1 1955 for 850 workers. Flights and furloughed pilots to return to work within a week as mediation continues. Western serves 45 cities in 12 western states and Canada carrying over one million passengers last year.
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Los Angeles
Western Air Lines
WAL
Assn
International Assn. of Machinists
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Western
Western States
Canada
Butte's Most Wanted Knofel Caught in Helena
William C. Knofel, 33, captured Monday in Helena by Sheriff Dave Middleman and Lewis and Clark County officers after a reported escape bid and a track of two prior escapes. He was jailed in Butte with his wife not detained, while authorities pursue details from the overnight arrest and transfer.
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William C. Knofel
Silver Bow
Knofel
Helena
Dave Middleman
Lewis and Clark County
J. E. Adams
Cers
Lewis and Clark
Frank V. Harper
Silver Bow County
Butte
Knofels
Boulder
Harper
James O'Rourke
James O’rourke
William L. Dalling
Solons Amend Farm Bill Loan Limits
The Senate voted 78 to 11 to cap total annual price support loans at 100000 per farm amid debate over huge corporate type wheat cotton and corn farms receiving government aid. Amendments also cut or rejected broader parity loan proposals as the chamber recessed for the day.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Williams
R-Del
Russell
Sen. Watkins
Utah
Eisenhower
Congress
Humphrey
D-Minn
Jenner
R-Ind
New Soil Bank
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
GOP
Agriculture
Patrols quash Cyprus unrest amid general strike
In Nicosia heavy British troop patrols stopped demonstrations during a spontaneous island wide strike. A 17 year old was killed after throwing a bomb at military vehicles and a policeman was wounded at Limassol. Curfews were set on Limassol and Kyrenia. Archbishop Makarios and Enosis leaders left Kenya on a British ship for Seychelles as London defends deportation in Commons.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Limassol
Kyrenia
Enosis
Union- With-Greece
Mombasa
Kenya
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
London
Alan Lennox-Boyd
House of Commons
Makarios
Britain
Athens
Greece
Constantine Karamanlis
U. S
United States
Free World
Mollet Granted Emergency Powers to Crush Algerian Revolt
In Paris the National Assembly approved emergency powers for Prime Minister Guy Mollet to quell the Algerian uprising. The vote totals showed broad cross party support for economic, administrative, and military clauses, including martial law powers, with only Pierre Poujade’s anti tax bloc opposing Mollet as a group. Communist leader Jacques Duclos urged united action with socialists.
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Paris
National Assembly
Guy Mollet
Algeria
Pierre Poujade
Mollet
Jacques Duclos
No Need to Envy Others Improving
With spring arrivals many neighbors start home improvement campaigns and join the trend via Want Ads. Sell unused items for cash to fund fixes. call 5451 for an adwriter. Sold items list includes large at Remigator in good condition with phone number.
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Joneses
University Heads Seek 1.5 Million for First Class System
Montana University units ask for a deficit appropriation to June 30 1957 and a 1.4 million budget boost amid enrollment surge. Nonresident fees jump to 200, registrations and maintenance rise 50 percent, building fees up 50 percent to 10 a quarter.
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Helena
Montana Board of Education
State Board of Examiners
University of Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
J. R. van Pelt
Butte
Presidents Council
Montana Weather Outlook Tuesday Through Wednesday
East Montana sees thick clouds and scattered snow flurries with little temperature change and highs near 30 to 40. West Montana remains cloudy with occasional snow and steady temps around 25 to 35, strong southwest winds developing along east slopes late Tuesday.
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Montana
Greece asks U S to intervene over Cyprus dispute
Athens government escalates its protest to Washington with vigorous representations led by Foreign Minister Theotokis and Ambassador Melas. Premier Karamanlis calls for decisive U S intervention, warning of Communist gains and Russia exploiting the crisis to weaken NATO and the Western bloc.
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Athens
Greece
United States
Cyprus
Spyros Theotokis
Washington
Mediterranean
Theotokis
George Melas
State Department
Constantine Karamanlis
U. S
Free World
Karamanlis
Russia
Moscow
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Man Braces Against Car as Wife Tries to Drive Off
In Paterson New Jersey a quarrel over a car led to William Lamb of Brooklyn NY blocking the vehicle. He was struck and suffered a broken leg and was taken to St. Johns General Hospital.
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Liquor Board
Alabama
Rich
Solons
Montana Weather
Billings
Ereree
Belgrade
Dillon
Eve
Drummond Recen
Pater
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
U.S
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