West Soviet disarmament talks open with cautious optimism
At Geneva the Western and Soviet blocs prepare for a three stage disarmament negotiation. British and American officials voiced hope for a real prospect of agreement as the talks open with equal representation from East and West. China is absent from the talks.
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Geneva
Britain
David Ormsby-Gore
Washington
Paris
Selwyn Lloyd
U.N. General Assembly
Democratic Unit Pushes Complete Nuclear Test Ban Plan
The Democratic Advisory Committee calls for a worldwide ban on nuclear tests with an enforced policing system. It urges detection of blasts down to three kilotons and argues a global ban would slow the arms race and limit US military gains.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
Democratic Advisory Committee
Committee On Science and Technology
Ernest C. Pollard
Yale University
Biophysical
Trevor Gardner
Defense
Eisenhower
Harold C. Urey
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Democratic Committee
Mercy Missions Deliver Relief to Snowbound Mountaineers
Air and ground crews aided isolated families in the Appalachians and Tennessee as snowdrifts reach up to 20 feet. National Guard helicopters dropped 40 pound food parcels and 100 pound coal bundles while 40 guardsmen ferried supplies to mountaineers in White Top Virginia and eastern Tennessee amid record cold from Virginia to the Rockies. Gas disruptions forced 800 families in Columbia Kentucky to seek shelter in schools and churches, with 530 more still isolated in Jackson County.
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White Top
North Carolina-Virginia Line
Tennessee
National Guard
State Highway Patrol
Columbia
Lindsey-Wilson Jr. College
Jackson County
Kentucky
Arkansas
Evanston
Wyo
Milford
Utah
Youth Kills Dad and Friend in Madison Shooting
John Mike Hayes 20, a gun collector, killed his father Harold 48 and Walter C. Nelson 34 after a party at the Hayes home. Three others were wounded including Hayes. Dist. Atty. Bloodgood filed first degree murder for the father and second degree murder for Nelson, saying his death likely resulted from a wild shot.
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Madison
Wis
John
Mike” Hayes
Hayes
Dist. Atty
Joseph Bloodgood
Harold
Walter C. Nelson
Bloodgood
Nelson
Ex-Defense Aide Killed by Auto in Cincinnati
Former deputy secretary of defense Reuben B. Robertson Jr. 51, president of Champion Paper in Hamilton, was struck and killed after alighting from his car near a stalled vehicle on a highway. Rankin and Griffin drivers faced charges, including intoxicated driving and reckless conduct.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Robertson
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Hamilton
Clausell Rankin
Wilson Dock
Rankin
Dock
Willie L. Griffin
Griffin
1 Bedroom Trailer For Sale In Nice Condition
Dial 5451 now to receive a 27 foot one bedroom trailer in nice condition for 8695 dollars or trade for a car or truck. Phone number provided.
Rescue Team Reaches Near Miners Then Reforces Back
Logan West Virginia AP a crack rescue team moved within 250 feet of 18 trapped coal miners after five days cave in and fire then pulled back as heat and limited air hindered progress. Officials said the miners may have several days of air and barricaded themselves from flames while rescue work continued.
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Logan
W. Va
Crawford L. Wilson
West Virginia
Federal Bureau of Mines
United Mine Workers
Wilson
T. N. Camicia
Camicia
Montana Weather Overview East and West
East region shows mostly cloudy conditions with scattered snow in mountains and extreme east, little temperature change and modest warm spells. Highs 30 to 45 Monday, Tuesday 30 to 40, with lows 10 to 25, and Monday night colder. West region expects mostly cloudy skies with scattered snow Tuesday, minimal temperature change, highs 30 to 40, and lows 5 to 20. Precipitation totals cover 24 hours to 5 pm Sunday.
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Montana
Five More Alive Found in Agadir Quake Ruins
In Morocco's Agadir quake ruins two women and three men, all Moroccans, were rescued after 12 days entombed. The total survivors reach twenty, with rescue efforts continuing near the Saada Hotel as workers hear knocking from the rubble.
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Rabat
Morocco
Agadir
Casbah
Saada
Fire destroys Billings building causing $150,000 damage
A two alarm blaze ripped through a two story brick building in Billings downtown causing about 150000 in damage. Fireman Don Hudson was overcome by smoke. assistant chief Carl Halfstedt cut his hand. Evacuation notices had been issued April 1 as tenants moved out.
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Billings
Carl J. Halfstedt
Don Hudson
Hart-Albin Co
Rothrock
Barber and Beauty Shop
Rothrock’s
Cook's Travel Service
Burton's Candy Store
Trethway
Glendale
Northern Garage, Inc
John W. Barnes
Phoenix, Ariz
Russ B. Hart
Burton’s
Alvin Strong
State Lumbermen Convene 5000 View Exhibition
Nearly 200 members of the Montana Retail Lumbermen's Assn with wives and guests registered for the 24th annual convention at the Finlen Hotel and Civic Center. More than 5,000 Butte residents attended a free building materials exhibit including a Modern Ways House. Edward M. Chauner of Bozeman leads opening session. Don Knecht of Rapid City delivers keynote. Luncheon clinic features Estate Planning by George D. Anderson and remarks by Paul DeVille on the Fabulous 60s.
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Montana Retail Lumbermen’s Assn
Association
Finlen Hotel
Civic Center
Butte
Jack Flanery
Roy Simperman
R. Bourke MacDonald
A. R. Grefig
Arlo Nicholls
Edward M. Chauner
Bozeman
Silver Bow
Richard Vick
Don Knecht
Rapid City
S. D
National Wholesale Lumbermen’s Assn
Maver Vern Griffith
George D. Anderson
CPA
Helena
Paul DeVille
Canton
Ohio
National Retail Lumbermen's Assn
Charles Lovell
Missoula
Chan Sorenson
Glendive
Fire damages small doghouse at 411 East Front
A fire at 4 07 p m Sunday severely damaged a small doghouse at 411 E Front Street. A nearby telegraph pole was lightly charred. The kennel was empty at the time and no hot dog was harmed.
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E. Front
Butte banquet features Anaconda Co. legal chief Kirkpatrick
William M. Kirkpatrick western general counsel for the Anaconda Co. is a featured speaker at the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick banquet in Butte on Wednesday. He will share the platform with Rt. Rev. Msgr. D. P. Meade of Missoula, vicar general of Helena Diocese. The banquet begins at 6 30 p m in the Finlen Hotel.
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The
Anaconda Co
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Butte
Kirkpatrick
D. P. Meade
Missoula
Helena
Finlen Hotel
Truck plunges 200 feet off hill in brake failure
A 35 foot tractor trailer loaded with popcorn plunged 200 feet down a Harding Way precipice after brake failure. Driver Bruno Bonetto and a passenger leaped to safety. the truck and cargo valued at $23,000. Bonetto blamed slipping roadway from heavy snowfall and said he tried to ride the descent.
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Harding Way
Bonetto
al Boehme
Butte
Fort Peck Man Dies in State's 24th Road Fatality
Anton Murr a 23 year old Fort Peck man was killed in a Sunday morning crash on U S Highway 24 between Fort Peck and Nashua He was a passenger in a car driven by Larry Miller also of Fort Peck The vehicle struck a truck aiding two Glasgow airmen The crash occurred after Miller's view was blocked by a road rise Murr was thrown against the truck Miller had minor injuries No others were harmed This marked the states 24th highway fatality this year
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Fort Peck
Anton Murr
U.S. Highway 24
Nashua
Murr
Larry Miller
Glasgow
Miller
Fire blocks exit as trio die in New Orleans apartment
Three people die in a third floor apartment fire in New Orleans when smoke and flames trap the only stairway exit. Victims are Leigh Carroll II 21 Sheila Carroll 19 and their 3 month old son Joseph Leigh Carroll. Carroll was a Tulane law student.
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New Orleans
Leigh Carroll II
Sheila
Joseph Leigh Carroll
Carroll
Tulane University
Montana Boy Lost 45 Hours Is Safe
Jerry Ray, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Ray of Big Sandy, was found Sunday after 45 hours lost near Bear Paw mountains. Four men on horseback located tracks in deep snow, planes aided search, and a jeep recovered him. His father, who tracked the boy for about 30 hours, was found as well.
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Big Sandy
Jerry Ray
Leonard Ray
Bear Paw Mountains
Jerry
Khrushchev Delays Paris Visit Due to Flu Illness
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev postponed his Paris trip after falling ill with influenza described as grippe by Moscow radio. Officials said recovery would take seven to ten days, delaying meetings with Charles de Gaulle amid plans for a May summit and a two week French tour. Khrushchev's absence may complicate scheduling before De Gaulle’s Britain visit on April 5.
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United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
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China
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Red China
Moscow
Paris
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de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
French
Far East
Flying Ace Lanphier Credits Eisenhower Advisers Gap
Thomas G. Lanphier Jr claims President Eisenhower relies on advisers distant from frontline defense needs. He contends the Joint Chiefs are not close to policy and warns Russia leads in weapons and ICBMs. Lanphier urges $4B added to next year’s defense budget, rising to $6B the year after.
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Washington
Thomas G. Lanphier Jr
Eisenhower
America
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lanphier
Russia
Heaven
Farmers in Arms protest in Perigueux demanding price pegging
More than 15 000 farmers gathered in Perigueux France on Sunday in a calm demonstration. They urged government to peg farm prices to the cost of living and to treat agriculture on equal footing with industry regarding income.
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Perigueux
France
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