Eisenhower finds parts of farm bill unworkable says Bridges
Senate farm bill criticized by President Eisenhower as unworkable and unsound after long White House talks. GOP leaders report he favored conference revisions but did not discuss veto. House Agriculture chair Cooley plans to question Benson and name conferees next week.
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Republican Policy Committee
Senate
White House
Eisenhower
House
Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
Johnson
Rep. Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Tuesay
Hope
Andersen
R Minn
Poage
D-Tex
Grant
Sen
Knowland
California
Swanberg enters Montana lieutenant governor race
Great Falls lawyer Randall Swanberg former Montana Young Democrats president announces Democratic bid for lieutenant governor. He joins Barclay Craighead Richard Donovan and Henry Anderson as contenders. Swanberg aims to push educational, highway and tax reforms if nominated and elected. He has long served in local and state Democratic leadership and as a county attorney and school boards leader.
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Great Falls
Randall Swanberg
Montana Young Democrats
George M. Gosman
Dillon
Senate
Barclay Craighead
Helena
Richard Donovan
Butte
Henry H. Anderson
Libby
Swanberg
State Senate
Montana School Boards Assn
Creat Falls
Cascade County
U. S
Eastern Congressional District
Cascade County Bar Assn
Elks and Shrine Clubs
Train robber vows to quit after hospital and jail terms
A 25 year old robber who struck passengers aboard the Yamato special fled at a tunnel mouth and, after banging his head, collapsed into police arms. He told officers it is too hard a way to make a living.
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Atami
Japan
Costly Winter End Blast Leaves 162 Dead in Northeast
The two blizzards across the Northeast claim 162 lives and cause hundreds of millions in losses. New York City losses reach about 150 million with snow removal costs rising. Rhode Island payroll losses total several million. Authorities expect delayed thaw risks and flood chances remain low. Death toll by state is listed with Massachusetts 37 and New York 32 among others.
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Lter
Ohio
Maine
New York City
Rhode Island
Weather Bureau
New York
Army Engineers
New England
Massachusettts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
New Hampshire
Nehru to Visit United States for July Talks
Prime Minister Nehru of India will visit the United States in July for talks with President Eisenhower. The White House said the trip, from July 6 or 7 for about four days, will be informal and cover mutual interests. Nehru's visit follows a London conference and aims to illustrate U.S. peace aims while addressing India's neutralist stance and Southeast Asia Treaty Organization criticism.
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Washington
Nehru
India
Eisenhower
New Delhi
United States
Congress
Truman
White House
Westinghouse Strike Ends After 156 Days
Washington reports the Westinghouse Electric strike is settled after 156 days with the IUE union accepting a five year peace plan from a government panel. About 55,000 workers were idle for over five months as formal signing was awaited late Tuesday night into Wednesday.
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Washington
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Montana Weather Outlook North and East and West Regions
Montana weather brief for east region partly cloudy for Wednesday and Thursday with scattered light rain or snow flurries mainly north on Wednesday Cooler southeast portion Wednesday Highs 40 to 50. West region cloudy with occasional rain or snow central and north portions Highs 40 to 50 Mostly cloudy with light precipitation north Wednesday night into Thursday.
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Montana
Olsen Files for Montana Governor Nomination
Arnold H. Olsen filed for the Democratic nomination for governor pledging to uphold his oath and target racketeers and utility rate hikes. The 39 year old Butte native and World War II veteran cites a two term record defending public interests and promoting school lands development as he faces primary rivals including John W. Bonner and Paul Cannon.
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Helena
Arnold H. Olsen
Olsen
Montana
John W. Bonner
Paul Cannon
Butte
Danny O'Neill
Havre
John M. Nickey
Bozeman
Hugo Aronson
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Scandinavian Fraternity of
Amercia
the Elks Lodge
Silver Bow Lodge No
Af&am
Scottish Rite
Bagdad
Turkish Mob Turns On Greek Cypriots in Nicosia Riots
Hundreds of Turkish Cypriots attacked Greek Cypriot shops in Nicosia amid anti Turkish rioting at Vasilia. Police and troops dispersed the mob after hours of clashes and tear gas, aided by Dr Fazil Kucuk’s appeal to end the demonstration.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Vasilia
Fazil Kucuk
Ataturk Suare
Kamal Ataturk
Turkey
Kucuk
Kyrenia St
Battle for Ike's Aid Program
Washington officials urged Congress to back President Eisenhower's embattled foreign aid program as vital to free world security. Acting Secretary Hoover and ICA head Hollister argued the plan combats Soviet influence and would allocate nearly 4.9 billion dollars for military and economic aid, with about two billion in reserve for future military items.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Russia
Herbert Hoover Jr
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Hoover
State Dulles
Four Small Sisters Burned to Death in Kentucky Fire
In Hardinsburg Kentucky four Goodman children Dor is 5 Betty Lou 3 Mary 2 and Judy 6 months perished when their one room home burned Tuesday. Their mother left them alone about 500 feet from a relative's house and could only watch as flames consumed the building. Neighbors could not enter the blaze to rescue them and the cause remains undetermined.
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Hardinsburg
Thomas Goodman
Doris
Betty Lou
Mary
Judy
Louisville
Butte poised for population and industry expansion
A public meeting in Butte's High School Auditorium, led by Mayor Tim Sullivan and Chester Steele of The Anaconda Company, outlined a forecast of rapid growth. The discussion centered on a $4.1 million federal housing project and a reclamation plan to create 800 to 1,000 homes, plus a need for 1,800 homes by 1960 to house expanding mining and labor needs.
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Tim J. Sullivan
Chester H. Steele
Western
Anaconda Company
Butte
Butte High School
Spon
Butte Carpenters Union
Building and Construction Trades Council
Earl H. Roe
Carpenters Union
Sullivan
Mr. Steele
Claude J. Sanders
Silver Bow Homes
Steele
Kefauver to Be in State Today
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee arrives in Great Falls Montana to meet with Montana Democrats and leaders. He will hold a series of conferences with party, agricultural, business and labor groups, speak at a 6 30 p.m. dinner, and depart for California at 9 30 p.m.
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Great Falls
Mont
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Minnesota
Montana
Kefauver
Russel Conklin
Leo Graybill Sr
Bernice Kingsbury
Walter
Jack Toole
Shelby
Democratic State Central Committee
Joe Reber
Helena
Montana Young Democrats
Cyril Karaffa
Cascade County
Young Democrats Club
International Relations Club
California
Want Ads Bring You Needed Cash
Spring is ideal to dispose of unneeded items and turn them into cash. Call 5451 for an ad writer to help craft effective ads. Sold items advertised include a Hoover tank-type vacuum with attachments, phone 0000.
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Hoover
Leap year shifts start of spring to March 20 21
Portland Maine forecast notes explained by Weather Bureau chief Er nest W. G. Kliemann. He says February had 29 days this leap year so February 29 was actually March 1 making March 20 become March 21 and spring start today rather than tomorrow.
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Portland
Maine
Ernest W. G. Kliemann
U. S. Weather Bureau
U S Asks U N to Meet on Palestine Crisis
The United States urged an early U N Security Council meeting on Palestine citing border clashes involving Israel Egypt Jordan Syria and Lebanon. Ambassador Lodge requested a late week session and possible Hammarskjold peace mission as tensions rise among neighboring states. The Soviet Union was informed and Western plan aims for a unanimous Council decision.
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United States
U. N
Ace
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Eisenhower
Britain
France
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Council
Pierson Dixon
Soviet Union
Russia
Estes Scores Stunning Upset in Race
In Minnesota's crucial Democratic presidential primary Sen. Estes Kefauver surged to an upset win over Adlai Stevenson. Kefauver led rural areas, carried 26 of Minnesota’s 30 national convention votes, and swept delegate-at-large votes as returns from 2,493 of 3,868 precincts showed 177,435 for Kefauver and 124,990 for Stevenson. Eisenhower led Knowland in the GOP tally.
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Minneapolis
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Minnesota
Tennessee
Orville Freeman
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Kefauver
Freeman
St. Paul
4Th
Duluth-Iron Range
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
Motor Carriers Can Hike Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission voted to let Rocky Mountain motor freight carriers raise rates 6 percent, effective at midnight Tuesday. Protests were denied. The Rocky Mountain Tariff Bureau in Denver had proposed 7 percent, then reduced it to 6. The hike covers business within the Rocky Mountain territory and traffic between that region and the rest of the United States. Similar ICC approvals have occurred recently for trucks elsewhere, plus railroads and domestic water carriers.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rocky Mountain States
Rocky Mountain Motor Tariff Bureau
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Territory
ICC
Street Financing Meeting Called by Montana Mayors
Helena officials invite 12 Montana cities with populations over five thousand to a March 28 meeting on street financing. Mayors, managers, councilmen and engineers from Anaconda Billings Butte and other cities attend as they seek state aid from the 35th Legislature in 1957.
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Helena
Montana
John W. Schroeder
James Hart
Missoula
Henry Rolfes, Jr
Butte
Great Falls
Claude Walter
Kalispell
Pete Peterson
Lewistown
Franham Denson
Miles City
Noel Davidson
Havre
Cit
M. E. Henderson
Bozeman
Rocker Watchman Charles Jones Fatally Injured by Train
Rocker mill watchman Charles Jones was killed late Tuesday night in the Rocker yards by a switch engine from the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway. Coroner E J Paulsen investigated the scene early Wednesday as Jones lived in Rocker.
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Charles Jones
Rocker Mill
E. J. Paulsen
Mr. Jones
Rocker
Greek Orthodox Primate Spyridon Dies in Athens
Arch bishop Spyridon Greek Orthodox primate and champion of union with Greece dies Tuesday night in Athens. He was a leading figure in the movement to unite Cyprus with Greece and headed the church in Greece.
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Athens
Greece
Spyridon
Cyprus
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