Anaconda and Bozeman Advance in Montana Cage Meet
Anaconda Copperheads beat Livingston 61 56 and Bozeman Hawks defeated Missoula 62 57 in the Butte Civic Center eliminations to fill two of eight spots in the Class AA State Tournament. The Thursday pairings include Flathead versus Great Falls and Butte Central versus Helena with Anaconda facing Billings and Bozeman meeting Butte. Anaconda’s entry drew heavy local ticket demand as fans hoped the run continues.
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Anaconda
Copperheads
Gallatin County
Hawks
Park County
Rangers
Missoula
Spartans
Butte Civic Center
Montana
Livingston
Bozeman
Billings
Butte High School
Kalispell
Great Falls
Butte Central
Helena
Butte
Civic Center
Gallatin
Montana High Low
Belgrade
Ee Broadus
I Butte
But Bank
Dillon
Prummond
Glasgow
Havre
Lewistown
Miles City
West Yellowstone
Oe Whitehall
Egypt moves to assume Gaza Strip rule within two days
Cairo reports Egypt plans to move Gaza administration back into Egyptian control very soon possibly within two days. U N and U S officials seek delay as Gaza Arabs stage mammoth pro Nasser demonstrations while Ben Gurion warns of renewed crisis.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Middle East
David Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
Strip
New York
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Palestine Dept
Ralph Bunche
Nasser
Salah Gohar
E.L.M. Burns
Bunche
Gohar
Gaza
Israel
Palestine
U.N
Fisenhower
Mounir Eli Rayess
Israel Becomes Alarmed by Egyptian Gaza Plan
Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban cut short a Florida trip to confer with Acting Secretary of State Christian Herter after Cairo signaled plans to retake Gaza. The United Nations reestablished forces as Israel withdrew, while Eisenhower vowed the move should not be in vain and hoped Israel would honor world opinion.
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Washington
Israel
Eisenhower
Gaza Strip
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Florida
Christian Herter
Eban
United Nations
Egypt
Golda Meir
United States
Khan
Revolts Topple Indonesian Government Leader
In Jakarta on Thursday Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo resigned as his government was toppled by bloodless revolts in East Indonesia and Sumatra. President Sukarno declared a state of war and siege as rebels demand reduced central control and greater local revenues.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Ali Sastroamidjojo
Sumatra
Sukarno
Sastroamidjojo
Java
Governor Signs Operation Money Measure
Governor J. Hugo Aronson signed a bill providing 3,638,160 dollars for the operation of 13 Montana governmental units over two years. A conference committee settled grasshopper control funding at 105,000 dollars. The measure, plus 270,000 for Livestock Commission and Board, 182,826 for Deer Lodge Valley Farms contract, plus 191 House and 94 Senate measures signed overall, leaves 14 House measures unsigned. A separate law raises industrial accident compensation by 1.50 to 10 dollars weekly, effective July 1.
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Helena
Livestock Commission and Livestock Sanitary Board
Deer Lodge Valley
Senate
Greek Cypriot 18 Hanged for Possessing Gun
Pallikarides, aged 18, was hanged in Nicosia for possessing a firearm under British emergency rules. He was the ninth Greek Cypriot executed under these regulations, and the first since the regime’s firearm possession death sentences began two years ago. Eight other EOKA members previously received the death penalty for killings last year.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Evagoras Pallikarides
Pallikarides
EOKA
House Votes Big Cut in Ike's Budget
The House reduced the executive office budget by 26 percent to 12.5 million dollars, down from 17.0 million requested by President Eisenhower. The move, pending Senate action, followed a Democratic resolution urging substantial cuts in the 1958 budget. Eisenhower said Congress must decide the level of reductions.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Congress
Agriculture Dept
Johansen
R-Mich
Eisenhower defers budget cuts to Congress
President Eisenhower said he has not asked Congress to cut the budget and left the decision to lawmakers. He noted he will attend the Bermuda conference by slow boat, and pressed Congress to find places where its judgment differs with his. He also cited a House resolution urging substantial reductions in the 72 billion dollar budget.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Bermuda
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Humphrey-Eisenhower
House
Florida
Apple Polishing The Modern Way
Four fourth graders phoned a Cincinnati newspaper to place a Want Ad thanking their teacher for teaching arithmetic spelling and reading. The note notes report cards due next day but links Want Ads to getting what you want. Dial 5451 for result action.
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Cincinnati
House Rejects All New Corn Subsidy Proposals
The House on Wednesday rejected three corn subsidy bills, blocking any new program for this crop year. Party and regional splits dominated votes as Democrats backed, and Republicans opposed, Benson's plan and related subsidies. Chairman Cooley urged continued talks despite bipartisan rejection.
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Washington
House
Benson
Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Rep
Harrison
R-Neb
Monsignor Kavanagh Ill at Carroll College Leader
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. R. V. Kavanagh president of Carroll College Helena was reported in very serious condition after brain surgery in St Joseph Hospital Denver. He was flown to Denver March 7 with Rev. Samuel Beausoleil. Bishop Gilmore traveled to Denver to be with him. The news came from Very Rev. Robert McCarthy Helena chancellor of the Diocese of Helena.
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R. V. Kavanagh
Carroll College
Helena
St. Joseph Hospital
Denver
Butte
Bridget Kavanagh
Mueller Apts
Robert Kavanagh
Samuel V. Beausoleil
Helena College
Joseph M. Gilmore
Monsignor Kavanagh
Carroll
Robert McCarthy
Diocese of
Army to Draft 13 000 Men in May
The Defense Department announced the Army will draft 13,000 men in May. This brings total draftees since the Korean War began to 2,194,730. The May call matches April and is 1,000 fewer than March and February. January drafted 17,000.
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Washington
U.P
Army
Defense Dept
Eisenhower Plans Leisure Bermuda Cruise Aboard Canberra
President Eisenhower, feeling better, will travel to Norfolk to sail for Bermuda aboard the heavy cruiser Canberra. The six day voyage aims for Gulf Stream warmth, reaching Bermuda around March 20, with plans to include Harold Macmillan. Doctors expect salt air to aid his recovery as he remains off antibiotics.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Norfolk
Gulf Stream
Dulles Says Most U S Forces Carry A Weapons
Secretary of State Dulles said US fighting forces worldwide carry atomic weapons as a normal part of equipment. He did not state if live warheads are deployed overseas. He noted stockpiles at NATO bases and warned Southeast Asia allies of danger from Communist forces.
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Canberra
Australia
Dulles
U. S
United States
NATO
Murane
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Red China
Soviet Russia
Antarctica
International Geophysical Year
Semato
Southeast Asia Alliance
Council of Ministers
Standard Tells Today What's New in Styles for Spring
Montana Standard previews spring fashion with sections on men women and children apparel, the latest shoe styles, and new furniture for the season. Local advertisers invite shoppers to visit stores and view the broad spring selections on hand.
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Montana Standard
Butte
Bittenbender acquitted in Michigan drunk driving case
Leslie Bittenbender, 38, faced a drunk driving charge in Battle Creek after police saw him drive slowly and stop often. He testified he was simply seeking a parking space and was found not guilty by a Municipal Court jury.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Leslie Bittenbender
Bittenbender
Attempted palace seizure shocks Havana as Batista survives
In Havana on a Wednesday uprising young revolutionaries stormed the presidential palace aiming to seize or kill President Fulgencio Batista. About 40 rebels died and around 20 attackers and several guards perished in fierce fighting. Batista, 56, remained unhurt and directed a counterattack with tanks as the city sought calm after the three hour assault.
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George Kaufman
Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Top Teamsters Official Jailed by FBI
FBI arrest of James R. Hoffa a leading Teamsters official on bribery charges. He allegedly offered a New York attorney payment to obtain data from the Senate committee led by Senator McClellan investigating union activities. Proceedings filed in federal court before Judge Keech.
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Washington
FBI
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate Committee
Justice Dept
Hoffa
Central States Conference of Teamsters
U.S. Dist
Richmond B. Keech
John Chesty
New York
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Three Speakers To Address Friendly Sons St Patrick Day Dinner
The Friendly Sons of St Patrick in Butte announce the 49th annual St Patrick celebration on Sunday March 17 with a stag dinner at Finlen Hotel at 6 30 pm. Gaelic welcome Caed Mille Failte will set the tone as tickets go on sale at the Toggery and Knights of Columbus.
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St. Patrick
Emerald Isle
Butte
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Friendly Sons
Finlen
Knights of Columbus
Montana Weather Update With Snow Showers
Partly cloudy Thursday with snow showers in the mountains. Increasing cloudiness west Thursday night into Friday with snow developing in the southwest. Temperatures vary: highs 25 to 30 north east and 30 to 40 elsewhere. lows Thursday night 6 northeast to 20-25 southwest.
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Montana
Roads Improve In Butte Area
Butte area roads were improved Wednesday night though caution for motorists remained. Snow could alter conditions. sanded hills and curves, with slippery sections on several highways. Highway 91 north to Helena snowpacked in parts, but sanded in others. Butte-Anaconda and Highway 10S segments described as mostly bare or sanded. Weather outlook shows light snow Thursday night into Friday with a 35 degree high forecast in Butte.
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Butte
Helena
Elk Park
Basin
Boulder
R. B. Dandas
Butte Division
Melrose
Butte-Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Garrison Harding Way
Cactus Inn
Sappington Junction
Jefferson Canyon
Weather Bureau
Uptown
Burglar Blows Himself Out of Business
A San Jose burglar used dynamite on a bakery safe, blew a hole through a wall and shattered windows. The blast destroyed most of the money inside. the thief did not salvage any cash and apparently killed his prospects.
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San Jose
Calif
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