Slayings in Negev Spark Israel Jordan Tension
After the slaying of 11 Jews in the Negev officials accuse an organized Arab force from Jordan. Jordan denies responsibility but says it stands ready politically and militarily. Israel prepares notes to the UN and Security Council and warns of possible action. Syrian border movements and Beirut reports add to regional unease.
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Negev
Jordan
Amman
Scorpion Pass
United States
Britain
France
United Nations
Security Council
Jerusalem
Beirut
Syria
Damascus
New U S Cold Mark Set At 70 Below Zero
Helena Montana January record shows -70 F at Rogers Pass near Helena on January 20. Weather Bureau confirms with test equipment. previously -66 at Yellowstone Riverside in 1933. Observer H M Kleinschmidt reported the observation at 2 a.m. amid heavy snow and remote conditions.
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Helena
Mont
Weather Bureau
Rogers Pass
Riverside Ranger Station
Yellowstone National Park
H. M. Kleinschmidt
Roger Pass
Continental Divide
Ripley woman resumes hiccup episode after six years
A 39-year-old Ripley housewife once famous for 59 days of hiccups began a new spell on Monday, marking her first attack in six years. Previous treatments from electric shock to a home remedy failed, and doctors again cannot explain why her hiccups persist.
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Ripley, Tenn
B. F. Webb
Montana Class A semifinals set in Butte tourney
In Montana Class A tournament at the Butte Civic Center Helena Livingston Missoula Sidney advance to Friday semifinals. Missoula beat Dawson 69 52 and Sidney defeated Kalispell 67 49 Thursday afternoon. Helena topped Anaconda 61 51 and Livingston beat Glasgow 59 50 Thursday night.
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Montana
Civic Center
Toby Kangas
Sidney
Ralph Bergstrom
Kalispell
George Schotte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Forrest Wilson
Glendive
Tim J. Sullivan
Gene
Ment
Butte Civic Center
Helena
Missoula
Park
Livingston
Dawson
Anaconda
Glasgow
Rangers
Copperheads
Bengals
Johnny Cheek
Lloyd Skor
Crimson
Ted Carter
Scotties
Don de- Cobbeleer
Thursday Basketball Results and Friday Schedules
Sidney overpower Kalispell 67 to 49 and Missoula defeats Glendive 69 to 52. Helena wins over Anaconda 61 to 51 while Livingston beats Glasgow 59 to 50. Friday games include Kalispell at Glendive and Anaconda at Glasgow starting at 2 PM.
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Sidney
Kalispell
Missoula
Glendive
Helena
Anaconda
Livingston
Glasgow
Evening schedule hints at city pair routes
The fragment notes an evening timetable starting at 7 30 for routes between Sidney and Missoula then Helena to Livingston. It indicates two listed legs with times but lacks complete details or context.
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Sidney-Missoula
Helena Livingston
McCarthy Calls for Voter Push on China Trade and Hearings
Senator McCarthy urged Chicago voters to demand candidates pledge to curb what he called blood trade with Red China and to back rules ending one man hearings. He warned against lawmakers acting as rubber stamps for the President while praising Eisenhower's overall performance. He spoke to about 450 auto dealers and businessmen and planned a Milwaukee appearance.
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Chicago
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
United States
House
Eisenhower
China
Ike
Milwaukee
South Side
William McDonnell
Adlai Stevenson
Miami
Mud tops freight cars into Clark Fork River near Missoula
Mud knocked part of an eastbound Northern Pacific freight train into the Clark Fork River west of Missoula on Wednesday night. A lumber car plunged, another overturned, and four more derailed. Ten feet of ooze covered 100 feet of track. No injuries were reported.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway
Clark Fork
Westfall
New York Mayor Aims to End Dock Strike with Police Backing
Mayor Robert F. Wagner pledged police protection for any back to work movement on the waterfront as rival dockers clashed for a third day in Brooklyn. He said state or federal help would be sought if needed and emphasized that law and order would be maintained for workers willing to return.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Ind
AFL
ILA
Brooklyn Army Base
Army
Europe
Indochina
Wagner
George Meaney
Meaney
New York City
Wilson Feels Like He's Fiddling While Rome Burns
Senator Symington pressed Defense Secretary Wilson on priorities during the hydrogen bomb era asking if Congress should worry about a communist dentist. Wilson answered in analogy that he too feels like fiddling while Rome burns.
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Wilson
Rome
Washington
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Justice Douglas Leads 189 Mile Canal Walk to Washington
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas will head an eight day march from Cumberland Maryland to Washington along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. He will be joined by Washington Post editors Merle Pusey and Robert Estabrook and a party of about 30 including naturalists and sportsmen.
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Ry Arthur Edson
Washington
Cumberland
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Washington Post
Times- Herald
Merle Pusey
Robert Estabrook
Douglas
Ad-Writing Helps Climb the Success Ladder
Psychologists note happiness peaks during ascent to success. Surveys show people feel best while climbing, and Want Ads guide this ascent by attracting customers, tenants, or business opportunities. Dial 5451 to reach an ad writer.
French Union forces bombard Dien Bien Phu amid siege
French Union forces pounded the Vietminh besiegers of Dien Bien Phu with U S supplied artillery and airpower in a six day siege. The battle near the northwest Indochina fortress saw heavy air and ground attacks with substantial Vietminh casualties and rising French losses.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
McCarthy Named Ruler of Elks in Butte Lodge
James F. McCarthy 935 W Broadway native of Butte and Elks member for years was elected exalted ruler of Butte Lodge No. 240 BPOE. He has served on every lodge committee and chairs, led youth programs, and holds positions with Silver Bow County Tuberculosis Assn. and Montana Tuberculosis Assn. He previously worked in highway construction and as office manager for Butte Brewing Co now in sales.
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James F. McCarthy
W. Broadway
Butte
Butte Lodge No
BPOE
Elks Hall
John J. Cunningham
James C. Carden
John F. O’donnell
John G. Degnan
Thomas C. Rogers
Frank E
McCarthy
Silver Bow County Tuberculosis Assn
Montana State Tuberculosis Assn
Butte Active Club
Active Club International Board
Butte Business College
Butte Brewing Co
The
Brewing Company
Wilson Sides With Stevens in Row With Sen McCarthy
Secretary of Defense Wilson testified he supports Army officials over Senator McCarthy in the interservice dispute. He denied coddling Communists and voiced absolute confidence in Secretary of the Army Stevens. The testimony touched off next week’s hearings by McCarthy’s Investigations Subcommittee and noted a Pentagon backed draft law change. A Virginia court had ruled on commissioning drafted medical men, leading to the discharge of Dr. Herbert L. Nelson.
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Washington
Wilson
Army
Sen. McCarthy
Armed Services
Eisenhower
Stevens
John G. Adams
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
G. David Shine
MccCarthy
Cohn
Air Force
Navy
Chicago
Milwaukee
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Virginia
Herbert L. Nelson
Marysville
Wash
Legislators Seek Bills To Criminalize Communism In US
A House Judiciary Subcommittee opened hearings on 11 bills to outlaw the Communist party and punish members. Chairman Graham said to push a comprehensive bill this session while Rep Walter argued against naming the party and Rep Dies urged removing its ballot status and legal rights. The push marks the first congressional committee study of specific bills targeting communism.
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Washington
House Judiciary Subcommittee
United States
Congress
Graham
R-Pa
Communist Party
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Stern
Rep. Dies
D-Tex
Legislative Committee of
Freeman convicted of first degree murder in Salinas
A jury of twelve, eight women and four men, found Winnie Ola Freeman guilty of first degree murder for the fatal shooting of Harold Jonassen, a wealthy rancher, after about six hours of deliberation and recommended life imprisonment.
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Salinas
Calif
U.R
Winnie Ola Freeman
Weather Outlook For Friday And Saturday
Clearing Friday with fair and cool night conditions. Highs around 38 Friday and 42 Saturday. Friday night low near 15. Period temperatures from Wednesday midnight to Thursday 5 30 p m show a max 37 and min 22 with 0 02 inches precipitation. West of Divide partly cloudy Friday and Saturday with rising temperatures. east of Divide partly cloudy Friday but warmer highs 35 to 45 with fair conditions Friday night.
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Montana Max. Min
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon
Eeesscan
Einmond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Ceeesenes
Tr Havre Atte Eeeeeeneennee
Helena Esos Cescettesaacces
Kalispellete En Eeeeeneeeeee
Lewistown
Pereever Rr Reer
Livingston Pennneteweneee
Miles City
Oil Commission Plans Meets With Atty Gen Olsen
Governor Aronson says Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission will meet Atty. Gen. Arnold H Olsen next Thursday to discuss alleged irregularities. The panel, created in 1953, held a Poplar session where Alec Crowell said he would resign as director by Sept. 1.
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Helena
Arnold H. Olsen
Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
J. Hugo Aronson
Poplar
Alec Crowell
Commission
al Raymond
Montana Oil Journal
Marchi
House Passes Major Tax Revision Amid Election Year Clash
In a tight 210 to 204 vote the House rejected raising individual exemptions while approving a sweeping tax revision bill by 339 to 80. The measure cuts taxes by about 1.397 billion dollars this year and marks a political win for President Eisenhower as Democrats rail against the income tax cut plan.
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Washington
House
White House
Eisenhower
Rep
Fulton
R-Pa
Martin
R-Mass
Senate
Sen
George
Dga
Burglary Suspect Caught After Back Door Slip
Police in Daly City California arrested 26 year old Gregory Alexander after a break in at a music machine sales firm. Alexander claimed he feared fingerprints on the wrench he used, and the case was closed with the suspect jailed.
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Daly City
Calif
Gregory Alexander
Four State Prison Escapees Caught Near Deer Lodge
Four prison escapees were captured within about three hours after breaking free at 9:20 a.m. near Deer Lodge. Warden F. O. Burrell named Russell Souers Donald Hathaway Valentine Carey and Carl Griese as the four. They fled in a contractor’s pickup before being apprehended north of Galen. No shots were fired.
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Deer Lodge
F. O. Burrell
Spencer Smith
Galen
Burrell
Russell Souers
Donald
Canadians Seized by Reds Released
Two Canadians from the Black Watch Regiment were released by Communist forces after a sharp protest by the UN Command. The patrol near Panmunjom was seized and held overnight in a bunker but freed after liaison officers met. The men are Phillips of London Ontario and Pvt James Andres Piercey of Toronto.
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Panmunjom
Black Watch Regiment
U. N
Phillips
London
Ontario
Pvt
James Andres Piercey
Toronto
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