Dulles Presses Southeast Asia Stand Against China
In Canberra secretary of state Dulles reaffirmed U S policy not to recognize the Chinese Communist regime. SEATO ministers heard he said U S policy is unchanged and that recognition of Nationalist China remains. Andrew Berding clarified there is no policy shift and Britain noted its own distinct stance on recognition.
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Canberra
Australia
United States
Southeast Asia
China
Eisenhower
Red China
Dulles
Seato Council of Ministers
Berding
U. S
Carlos P. Garcia
Britain
SEATO
Baguio
Philippines
Orgaization
Bangkok
John Foster Dulles
Thailand
Max Bishop
Dermot Boyle
Alliance
Senate Approves Bruce Nomination for West Germany Post
Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approves President Eisenhower's pick David K. E. Bruce as ambassador to West Germany. Amory Houghton named ambassador to France, with four other top diplomacy appointments also approved for full Senate consideration.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
West Germany
David K. E. Bruce
Green
D-Ri
Amory Houghton
Corning
N. Y
France
William J. Sebald
Australia
Thorsten V. Kalijarin
Elbridge Durbrow
Viet Nam
Full
Senate
Torso Found in Bronx Parkway Laundry Bag
The torso of a young Black woman was found in a laundry bag along the Hutchinson River parkway in the Bronx. Police suspect the package was thrown from a southbound car. three more packages with body parts were later found.
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New York
Hutchinson River Parkway
Bronx
Nicholas Guglielmo
Park Dept
Butte Voters To Decide $2.5 Million School Bond Issue
The Butte district seeks approval of a $2.459 million bond for renovating Blaine and other facilities and for construction of a new six to ten room northwest elementary school. The plan keeps Blaine open, does not join Harrison and Franklin, adds a $60,000 multipurpose Sherman room, and sets April 6 election and companion trustee races.
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Butte
Board of Trustees of
School District No. 1
Blaine
Centerville
Northwest
Northwest Area
Emmet
Hornet
Antimony
Harrison
Franklin
Sherman School
Tim Downey
George Haney
Big Butte
Emmet Street
William Harvey
Sherman
Don Brunnell
U S Employment Bounces Back After Slump in February
U S employment rose by 612 000 in February to 63 190 000 while unemployment fell 123 000 to 3 121 000 about 4.7 percent of the labor force. Non farm payrolls climbed 353 000 to 57 996 000. farm employment rose 260 000 to 5 195 000 though farm work remains weak. Factory jobs dipped slightly as cutbacks linger in home building materials and electronics plants.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Dog Sitter Wanted in London Ad Seeks Scottish Accent
A London want ad seeks a dog sitter with a Scottish accent for a 14 month old Boxer named Mitzi. The owner explains Mitzi chewed six pillow slips a satin bed spread and kitchen linoleum when last left with a sitter lacking a burr in her voice. Call 5451.
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London
Mitzi
Six Die In Bus Plunge Near Aibonito Puerto Rico
A highway crash near Aibonito Puerto Rico left six dead and 20 injured as a bus plunged 200 feet down a cliff to avoid a collision with a Mennonite Hospital station wagon. A baby born to Mrs. Carmen Soto during the accident was placed in an incubator at Mennonite Hospital in fair condition.
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Aibonito
Puerto Rico
U.P
Mennonite Mission Hospital
Acciden
Carmen Soto
Mennonite Hospital
House Presses for Peacetime Budget Cuts
The House voted 219 to 178 to urge President Eisenhower to identify substantial reductions in the 71.8 billion dollar peacetime budget. The nonbinding measure, backed by most Democrats and a few Republicans, seeks specifics on where cuts may be made without endangering defense or national security.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Eisen
Eisenhower Faces New Checkup At Walter Reed
President Eisenhower visited Walter Reed Army Hospital for another medical checkup. Doctors reported clear chest and sinus X rays, reduced cough, better hearing, and diminished ear inflammation. He returned to the White House and hopes to vacation in Florida for sun and golf.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Walter Reed
Hager
United States
Florida
Union Records Missing Acknowledged By Teamsters Official
Oregon Teamsters international organizer Clyde C Crosby told the Senate Rackets Committee some invoices and canceled-check records may have been destroyed while stressing not all books are necessarily disposed of He conceded uncertainty about Joint Council 37 records from mid 1954 onward and noted an earlier subpoena attempt failed Kennedy said the committee remains vitally interested in the documents with continued coverage on page six.
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Wilmot Hercher
Washington
Teamsters Union
Oregon
Senate Rackets Committee
Clyd C. Crosby
Teamsters
Crosby
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters Union Joint Council 37
Kennedy
Coffin Found on Montreal Sidewalk by Police
In downtown Montreal a coffin was found on a sidewalk by a police officer. The item remains unclaimed as investigations continue regarding its origin and contents.
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Montreal
Israel Alarm Over Egyptian Talk on Gaza and Suez
Israel expressed alarm over Egyptian statements about appointing a civil administrator for the Gaza Strip and reimposing the Suez Canal blockade. Abba Eban cut short a Florida trip to return to Washington for urgent talks with the State Department.
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Washington
Israel
U. S
Gaza Strip
Suez Canal
Abba Eban
Florida
State Dept
Eban
Reuben Shiloah
Christian A. Herter
Shiloah
Jerusalem
Herter
Egypt
U. N
Butte Class AA Tourney Eliminations Set For Tonight
In Butte Civic Center four teams fight for the last two berths in the Montana Class AA tournament. Anaconda Copperheads face Park County Rangers at 7 30 pm while Missoula Spartans meet Gallatin County Hawks at 9 00 pm.
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Butte
Butte Civic Center
Montana
Treasure State
Anaconda Copperheads
Park County Rangers
Livingston
Missoula Spartans
Spartans
Gallatin County Hawks
Bozeman
High and Humble Honor Pope Pius XII at 18th Coronation Anniversary
In Vatican City the 81 year old Pope Pius XII was honored in a 90 minute pontifical ceremony at St. Peter's Basilica attended by 20,000 worshippers including President Sean T. O Kelly of Ireland and Spanish Foreign Minister Maria Castiello. Cardinals bishops and the diplomatic corps joined in the procession as the pope blessed the crowds from the gestatorial chair. monks and papal regalia underscored a ceremonial tribute to the church leader.
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Vatican City
U.P
Pius XII
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter's Square
Sean T. O'Kelly
Pontifical Chapter
Five Children Die When Cabin Burns
Five children of Mr and Mrs Lester Kelsey were killed when a one room log cabin burned near Gunn Alta Tuesday. Ernest 8 Viona 6 Marilyn 5 Wayne 4 Lawrence 2 perished in their beds. Mrs Kelsey, trying to fight the blaze, then trudged through deep snow to summon help and was hospitalized in Edmonton 40 miles away in serious condition.
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Gunn
Alta
Alberta
Lester Kelsey
Ernest
Viona
Marilyn
Wayne
Lawrence
Kelsey
Edmonton
Helena Project Bids Opened for Irrigation Plant
Washington Misco West Coast of Seattle will receive a 1 056 383 dollar contract to build an irrigation pumping plant near Helena Montana after being deemed low bidder by Reclamation Commissioner Dexheimer. The Helena Valley Unit aims to provide municipal water to Helena and irrigation to 12 533 acres with potential expansion to 5 100 more acres.
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Washington
Misco-West Coast
Seattle
Helena
Mont
Reclamation
W. A. Dexheimer
Misco- West Coast
Dexheimer
Helena Valley
City in Ecuador Shaken by Quake
An earthquake struck Guayaquil Ecuador on Tuesday at 4 23 p m causing wall cracks in several buildings. No casualties were reported immediately and authorities assessed damage.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Selassie Open to US Base Offer If Aid Increases
United States seeks Red Sea base in Massawa with air force links and naval facilities. Vice President Nixon talks with Emperor Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa about U S aid in exchange for agreeing to allow a base. Ethiopian leaders urge equal partnership as tensions rise with Egypt and Israel over Gulf of Aqaba.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
United States
Red Sea
Egypt
Suez
Nixon
Haile Selassie
Selassie
U. S
Massawa
Middle East
Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf
Israel
Eilat
Soviet Union
Nasser
Cairo
Governor Signs Gas Tax Bill and Nine Other Measures
Gov. J. Hugo Aronson signed the 35th Legislature’s 9 bills late Tuesday, including a 6 cent gas tax effective Jan. 15 1958 and a higher corporate license fee. He vetoed one bill on county park districts. Two tax laws raise state revenue by changing personal income tax exemptions and brackets amid continued legislative action before March 22.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana Weather Snapshot Shifts Across Regions
East region sees scattered snow showers on Wednesday with decreasing clouds westward and improving conditions at night. Temperatures range from highs 25 to 40 and lows 10 to 28. Thursday promises partly cloudy skies and a slight warm up with highs 35 to 50.
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Montana
Snowfall Makes Roads Dangerous In Butte Area
An overnight snowfall left two to three inches in the Butte area making roads hazardous. Highway 91 to Dillon and areas toward Armstead were noted as particularly dangerous with icy spots on Monida. Chains were briefly required on Boulder Hill and Harding Way before signs were removed after plows cleared the roads.
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Butte
R. B. Dundas
Butte District
Dilton
Armstead
Monida
Boulder Hill
Harding Way
The
Mercury
Montana
Civic Center
Tanker Plane With 10 Aboard Missing
A U S Air Force KC50 tanker with 10 crewmen aboard disappeared on a flight from Yokota Japan to Wake Island. It departed 10 30 p m Tuesday and was due seven hours later. Navy planes searched the Pacific at daybreak, and fuel on board lasted until about 1 30 p m Wednesday.
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Tokyo
U. S. Air Force
Japan
Wake Island
Air Force
Yokota Air Base
Wake
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Action on Farm Bill Postponed
Washington House delay shifts focus from the new farm legislation for corn farmers to a budget cutting resolution. The farm bill debate was moved to Wednesday after hours of budget talks.
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Washington
House
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