Butte Hosts 50th Friendly Sons St Patrick Banquet
The Friendly Sons of St Patrick celebrate their 50th anniversary with a banquet at the Finlen Hotel in Butte tonight at 7 o'clock. More than 250 guests from Butte and Montana will attend, with music by Frankie MacDonald's orchestra and performances by Irish dancers.
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Friendly Sons of
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Finlen Hotel
Butte
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Friendly Sons
New York
Boston
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Dublin
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Kildare
Utah
Tipperary
Ark
Shamrock
Ohio
Emmett Kelly
Helena
Diocese of
John Mahan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harry Shields
John McKennan
James P. O’shea
Frankie MacDonald
James Cummins
Eileen Weingartner
Margaret McHale
Sharon Callahan
Boys Central Irish
Boys Central Quartet
Finlen
Caed Mille Faithe
London Irish Demonstration Barricades De Valera Arrival
A large hostile crowd in Soho opposes Irish Premier Eamon De Valera during a St Patrick Eve visit. Police clear a path to St Patrick's Church as pro IRA leaflets drift down. De Valera, here on a three day trip, urges peaceful methods for Irish unification and NA TO alignment.
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Eamon de Valera
London
St. Patrick’s
Soho
Irish Republian Army
ITRA
de Valera
St. Patrick’s Irish Church
Soho Square
Ireland
England
Five of Family Killed As Train Hits Auto
Five members of the Berry family from Oneida Illinois were killed when their car was struck by a Burlington Railroad train at the Ontario crossing ten miles east of Galesburg. The victims included Walter Berry a salesman his wife and their three children ages one to ten. The car was carried a quarter mile on the track before engineer Tom Healy of Galesburg stopped the train.
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Galesburg
Ill
Oneida
Burlington Railroad
Ontario Crossing
Walter Berry
Berry
Tom Healy
Knox County
Priest Urges U S Aid to Reunite Ireland at Notre Dame
A Notre Dame priest urged the United States to help reunite Ireland during a St Patrick's Eve banquet. Father John A. O'Brien called for U S aid in ending Ireland s division and rebuilding agriculture and industry to keep its people at home and marry. Ireland has been independent since 1949 after separating from the six northern counties in 1920.
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South Bend
Ind
United States
Ireland
University of Notre Dame
John A. O’brien
Order of
Hibernians
U.S
O’brien
Tony
Irish Republic
England
Meals Mean More To Men
A Cincinnati University study finds men eat more and enjoy food more than women. If you want to sell a kitchen stove or anything else you are through with, Want Ads offer a path to cash. Dial 5451 for an ad writer.
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University of Cincinnati
Dial 5451
Explorer III poised for launch within a week says Brucker
Secretary Brucker told ABC that Explorer III will launch in about a week and carry a new data recording device. He projected a successful moon shot within months and a satellite with a television camera within a year. The device promises longer transmitter life and greater data volume than Explorer I, while Explorer II may not have reached orbit.
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Washington
Explorer
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Brucker
ABC TV
United States
Vanguard woes to be probed by House subcommittee
Rep. Durham leading a special House armed services subcommittee investigation into the Vanguard satellite rocket failures. The panel will seek technical insights on launch breakdowns, fuel types, and temperature effects while coordinating with a Senate atomic energy panel already gathering missile data. The inquiry aims to identify fault points and improve future space programs.
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Navy
Durham
D-Nc
Armed Services
Vanguard
Ai Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
House Committee On Space
Rebels Seize Medan Base in Sumatra Uprising
Rebel broadcasts claim North Sumatra troops turned on Jakarta and captured Medan, ending in heavy fighting. Maj. Boyke Naiin Golan led 2,000 rebels in control by nightfall as Jakarta-backed forces occupied Pakanbaru and Dumai earlier.
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Sumatra
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Boyke
Maltrol
Djamin Gintings
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Jakara
Indonesia
Strait of Malacca
Malaya
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Dumai
Pakning
Siak
North Sumatra
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Three Montanans Dead in Propane Gas Tragedy
Conrad Montana coroner E F Wyse ruled propane gas caused the deaths of Lee Curry 38 Helena Curry 30 and Lizzie Ellen Beach 73. The trio were last seen 11 days earlier and were found by Deputy Sheriff Harry Morris after neighbors alerted authorities. They reportedly heated the home with an oven that failed to stay lit, leaving the tank empty. No inquest is planned.
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Pondora County
E. F. Wyse
Wyse
Lee Curry
Helena Curry
C. L. Myrick
Beach
Four Die In Farmhouse Shotgun Slaying In Butler County
Four persons were killed in a rural Butler county farm incident. Dale Graff about 40 and his wife Margie. George Reed 70 a hired hand. Donald McCamey 21 who had lived on the farm. State Police Capt E L Fontaine said McCamey shot the others and then killed himself.
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Butler, Pa
Dale Graff
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Margie
George Reed
Donald McCamey
E. L. Fontaine
Pennsylvania State Police
McCamey
Fontaine
Graff
Reed
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Man Murders Two Women and Kills Himself in Fla
Canal Point Florida deputies say John Summers 48 shot and killed Ruth Pruitt 32 and Ruby Creasy 46 in Pruitt home driveway after chasing their car along a highway. Summers then killed himself with a shotgun following a bitter love triangle ending his marriage. Summers had dated Pruitt. his wife pleaded but was told to leave.
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Canal Point
Fla
John Kirk
Kirk
John Thomas Summers
Pahokee
Ruth Pruitt
Ruby Margaret Creasy
Mrs. Pruitt
Mrs. Creasy
Summers
Bobby Newman
Four Egyptians Convicted in Reds Subversion Case
A Mansura criminal court convicted four Egyptians and acquitted 19 on charges of Communist subversive activity. A lawyer and a teacher received two years in prison or fines of 50 pounds each, while a worker and a farmer faced one year or 50 pound fines.
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Cairo
Mansura
Washington Negro Boycott Urged for Store Jobs Access
Washington negro clergy call for a one day boycott of downtown stores on March 27 to push for Negroes to gain sales jobs. If no change occurs, leaders say a protracted boycott may follow to press economic pressure on merchants.
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Washington
NATO Parliamentarians Plan Wider Scientific Cooperation
In Bonn on a two day session NATO lawmakers draft plans to boost science info exchange, fund NATO scholarships, form a citizens conference and hold a 1959 NATO congress on its 10th anniversary. Meetings close Tuesday with a public panel at Bonn University. Kefauver and Fens speak. Hays represents the U S on the committee.
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Netherlands
Will Kefauver
Kefauver
U. S
Rep. Hays
Ohio
Russians Vote in Parliament Elections Amid Parade Noise
Millions of Moscow residents join parliamentary voting with martial music and slogans. Ballots issued by officials after name checks. voting booths offer minimal use as 95.4 percent cast ballots by midafternoon. About 130 million expected to vote. 1,378 candidates for as many seats. turnout projected at 99.98 percent. Pravda touts socialist democracy while denouncing dollar democracy.
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Supreme Soviet
Russia
Soviet Union
Communist Party
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Soviet Socialist Democracy
California CRA Attacks 1958 Style Dress With Slogan
In San Jose the California Republican Assembly censures the fashions of 1958 declaring strong opposition to the sack dress. The group adopts the slogan The girls they don't please us, that wear the chemises, and notes not knowing what lies beneath.
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California Republican Assembly
CRA
GOP Leaders Propose 2 Billion for Local Public Works
Sen Fulbright proposes a two billion dollar expansion of the Community Facilities Administration lending to states and municipalities for roads, schools, hospitals, and utilities to spark job growth. Senate Republicans, led by Knowland, push curbing overseas purchases and channeling more military aid into U.S. industry. Bridges cites 580 million spent abroad last year and urges more domestic procurement to create American jobs.
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Bridges
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D-Wash
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Rmaine
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D-Ala
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D-Wis
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Housing and Home Finance Administration
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Texas
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State spending hits record high as Montana taxes rise
Montana general fund spending reached 25.7 million dollars last year, topping revenue by over 500 thousand, says the Montana Taxpayers Assn. The group warns lawmakers to cut spending or face larger tax burdens, noting an 8 percent rise from the prior year and a near 2.5 million dollar three year deficit. It cautions that a larger appropriation is approved for the current year and asserts Montana now has the highest property and per capita taxes.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Taxpayers Assn
Association
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions
East region shows mostly fair skies with variable clouds and light snow flurries in the south into Monday night. North Tuesday turns partly to mostly cloudy with scattered snow in the west and south. Highs 15 to 30, lows Monday night 5 below to 10 above north, 10 to 20 south. West region features variable cloudiness and scattered southern snow, mountain areas, north partly cloudy Monday and night. Tuesday, mostly cloudy with occasional snow in the south, little temperature change, Monday night 5 to 20.
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Montana
Brother In Law Of Mamie Due At Probe Today
Congressman Moulder says House investigators have failed to push a full inquiry into Col. George Gordon Moore Jr., Mamie Eisenhower’s brother in law. He cites alleged "shocking and unfair" cases at the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Power Commission. Moore testifies Monday as a voluntary witness amid earlier FCC award hearings.
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D-Mo
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Mameie Eisenhower
George Gordon Moore
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Federal Power Commission
Missouri Democrat
Bernard Schwartz
Moore
Federal Communications Commission
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National Airlines
FCC
Fire destroys Oliver Wendell Holmes School in Chicago
Police say two sons of a policeman set a $400000 fire that virtually wiped out Oliver Wendell Holmes Grade School on the southwest side. Robert Merchant 12 and John 7 admitted entering the school, soaking paper in cleaning fluid, and lighting it. Their father is in the Woodlawn district and the boys were held for further questioning.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Edward LeFevour
Robert Merchant
John
LeFevour
Robert Sr
Catherine
Institute of Juvenile Research
Woodlawn
Robert
French Kill 47 Rebels in Algeria Ambush
French Foreign Legion paratroopers ambushed a rebel convoy near Philippeville on Sunday and claimed 47 rebels were killed. French casualties were not disclosed.
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Foreign Legion Parachute
Philippeville
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