Big 2 Open Talks In Bermuda
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan began an Anglo American partnership meeting with an informal working dinner at Mid Ocean Club Bermuda. Dulles Lloyd Whitney and Caccia joined for initial talks as the leaders arrived by Canberra and plane, vowing to strengthen friendship and co operation in the defense alliance.
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Tucker’s Town
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Prime Night
Mid-Ocean Club
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
U. S
John Hay Whitney
Harold Caccia
Macmillan
Canberra
Albous Point
Hamilton
John Woodall
Vidal
Harold
North Africa
London
Kindley Field
Free World
Britain
Helena Bowling Building Destroyed in North Side Blaze
A fire of undetermined origin gutted the Capital Lanes Bowling Club on Helena's north side early Wednesday, causing about 150000 in damages. Two men sleeping in the back escaped through flames and smoke. custodian Arnold Acker and pinsetter Earl Parsons were treated for burns and injuries. Fire officials said the building and equipment are a total loss, with only charred walls and a half basement remaining. Dozens of bowlers gathered as investigators probed the blaze.
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Helena
Capital Lanes
Arnold Acker
St. John’s Hospital
Earl Parsons
Acker
Parsons
Ucker
Joe Munger
Bankrupt Filings Hit Bridgeport Man in New Haven Court
New Haven, Conn. Alexander Gymmanaritz of Bridgeport was adjudged bankrupt in U S District Court Wednesday. He resides at 168 Success Ave.
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New Haven
Conn
Alexander J. Gymmanaritz
Bridgeport
Britain offer to mediate Cyprus dispute rejected by Greece
Greek Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis dismissed the British plan to have NATO mediate the Cyprus conflict, insisting negotiations must be between Britain and Cypriots under a U.N. resolution. The move aimed to halt violence but left the Cyprus question unresolved amid Greek Cypriot nationalist attacks and ongoing martial law.
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Cyprus
Greece
London
Britain
NATO
Turkey
Athens
Constantine Karamanlis
U. N
Mediterranean
Alan Lennox- Boyd
House of Commons
Makarios
Indian Ocean
Seychelles Islands
Lennox-Boyd
Lord Ismay
Themistocles N. Dervis
Nicosia
U.N
Dervis
Middle East
Suez Canal Zone
Egypt
EOKA
House Votes Cut In Operating Agencies Funds
The House reduced Eisenhower’s 1958 operating request by 538 million to 5.385 billion for 18 agencies, trimming travel, cars, space and staffing. The Civil Defense Administration faced the largest cut, while the Veterans Administration kept most of its funds. The measure moves to the Senate.
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Washington
U.P
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Veterans Administration
Civil Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
The
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Anaconda Plans Big Chile Mine Expansion
Anaconda Company President Clyde E. Weed called the El Salvador mine in northern Chile one of the world’s biggest and outlined an $80 million investment to exploit it. The project could hold 300 million tons, with modern housing for 4 000 to 5 000 people near the Potrerillos site in Antofagasta province. Weed, on his 14th Chile visit, predicted copper at 32 cents despite London market declines and said Chilean laws will allow a 7 500 ton annual production increase within 30 months, while current output stays at 27 000 tons monthly.
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Santiago
Chile
Anaconda Company
Clyde E. Weed
el Salvador
Weed
Potrerillos
Antofagasta
United States
England
France
Sweden
Senator Johnston seeks 300000 federal job cuts to save a billion
Senator Olin D. Johnston of South Carolina announces a plan to cap federal employment at 2,125,000 as of next July 1, aiming for about one quarter of departures not filled each year. He cites a current payroll of 2,375,000 on January 30 and urges budget reductions without harming essential functions.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Johnston
Senate Civil Service Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
United States urges satisfactory Suez interim plan
The State Department said the United States expects Egypt and the United Nations to reach a satisfactory interim arrangement for running the Suez Canal at Cairo talks this week. Dulles called progress generally satisfactory with day to day fluctuations.
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Washington
State Dept
United States
Egypt
United Nations
Suez Canal
Cairo
Lincoln White
Middle East
U. S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
Dulles
U. N
Bermuda
White
Security Council
Dag to Attempt New Peace Move
Dag Hammarskjold travels to Cairo for a peace mission aimed at persuading Egypt and Israel to proclaim nonbelligerency. The U N secretary general, returning from New York, hopes to ease border bloodshed and simplify later talks on Suez Gaza and the Aqaba Gulf. Israel leans toward talks while Egypt’s Nasser resists without lengthy negotiation.
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Wilton Wynn
Cairo
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Israel
U.N
New York
Brussels
Middle East
Suez
Gaza
Aqaba Gulf
Sinai
David Ben-Gurion
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Nasser
Langer Seeks North Dakota Steps Toward High Posts
Senator William Langer of North Dakota, though ailing, urged America to appoint more western officials. He noted North Dakota has never had a Supreme Court justice or Cabinet member, a distinction shared by several western states. The Whittaker confirmation as a Missouri native to the Supreme Court is cited as a contrast to Westward representation.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
Sen
William Langer
R-Nd
Senate
Charles E. Whittaker
Supreme Court
Ohio
Whittaker
Missouri
Langer Long
North Dakota
Arizona
Florida
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
South Dakota
New York
Langer
James O. Eastland
Dmiss
John Marshall Harlan
Jordan reports four Israelis killed in Jordan gun battle
Jordan claimed four Israeli soldiers were killed in a gun battle Tuesday night. A Foreign Ministry spokesman denied Jordan reports that an Israeli patrol crossed into Jordan territory.
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Jordan
Amman
Jerusalem
Foreign Ministry
Beck Slated To Appear Before Probers
Senate investigators said they will seize under subpoena the personal financial records of Frank Brewster unless he surrenders them voluntarily. Brewster, Teamsters West Coast boss and union official, faces questions about his finances and past transactions with Beck. Beck pledged to provide records or be subpoenaed after Monday deadline.
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Washington
Senate
Frank Brewster
Teamster Union
Dave Beck
International Teamsters Union
Brewster
The
Teamsters
George Newell
Seattle
Elot
Beck
Teamster
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Giant International Teamsters Union
Frank W. Brewster
Guilty in Death 28 Years Ago
James O Leary, 63, was found guilty of second degree murder in a 1929 Passaic case. Sentencing set for April 12. max penalty is 30 years. The indictment had lain forgotten until 1934. Szabo’s deathbed statement tied the case to a Ramsey ale plant dispute.
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O'Leary
Fellows
Finders Limited Helps Britons Locate scarce items via Want Ads
An odd London firm Finders Limited supplies hard to obtain items and information. They publicize searches in the London Times Want Ads and offer a phone line 5451 to place a request.
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Finders Limited
Family Planning Assn
London Times
City to Close Texas Avenue Bridge for 40 Days
Butter city council authorized closing the Texas avenue bridge for about 40 days at the request of Silver Bow County Board of Commissioners. Closure to facilitate safe earth hauling for a Civic Center fill project and joint city county use for a new landfill site were discussed.
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Butter City
Texas Avenue
Silver Bow
Pete J. Skelly
Jack V. Healy
Pete Evankovich
Healy
Joe Armstrong
Pete J. Sodja
William Duckham
Sacred Heart School
Harrison
F&s Contracting Co
Renouard
Dan J. Kinsella
Louis Lienemann
John Lindquist
Sodja
Willis Gerry
George D. McCarthy
The
Anaconda Company
W. P. Donnelly
Water Projects Bill Drafted by Chavez Plans $1.0 Billion Scope
Senate Public Works Chair Chavez says an omnibus water projects bill authorizing more than 100 navigation flood control and beach erosion schemes may be reported to the Senate after Easter recess. The cost is about 1.0 million dollars per project total around 400 million across the Missouri River Basin and related works in multiple states.
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Washington
Chavez
D-Nm
Senate Public Works Committee
Senate
Eisenhower
Arkansas-Oklahoma
Millwood
Colorado
Trinidad
Purgatorio
Missouri River
North Dakota
Williston
South Dakota
Elm River
Oahe
Nebraska
Gering
Mitchell Valleys
Salt Creek
British Rail Strike Threatens Amid Wage Dispute
Union leaders rejected a government wage award and warned of a nationwide rail strike amid broader labor turmoil in shipbuilding and heavy machinery. A snowball walkout was ordered for factory workers next Saturday, joining 70 shipyards already shut by a 250000 man walkout.
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London
Britain
Pyykonen Dies in Crash With Produce Truck East of Butte
Oscar Pyykonen about 65 and his wife Lydia were injured when their car collided with a large produce truck on a curve east of Butte on U.S. Highway 10. He died at the scene, she was taken to St. James Hospital with back injuries and lacerations. The truck driver Albert R. Studeman of Union Gap Washington was unharmed. The crash occurred about 8:10 p.m. near the Jefferson Silver Bow line, marking a Jefferson County fatality and Montana's 1957 highway toll rising to 28.
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Oscar Pyykonen
Butte
Lydia
U.S. Highway 10
Herb Slack
Jefferson County
Kyle Scott
Whitehall
Puykonen
Albert R. Studeman
Union Gap
Wash
Slack
Dula B. Hopkins
Yakima
Billings
Scott
Pyykonen
Deer Lodge
Maryland
Anaconda Company
Midwest
Wise River
Scott Funeral Home
Douglas Lindal
Carter
Montana Weather Summary for Thursday and Friday
Montana east and west regions report cloudy and cooler conditions with scattered rain or snow showers. East highs reach 40 to 60, lows 20 to 30, with breezy winds. west highs 38 to 45, lows 15 to 30, cooler into Friday with minimal temperature change. The table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending 5 30 p m Wednesday.
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Montana
Three Lives Lost In Merck Plant Blast
An explosion in a Merck & Co vitamin processing vat in Linden New Jersey killed three men with the company for over 15 years and injured eleven others, one seriously. Windows shattered 75 feet away as fires erupted. cause under investigation.
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Linden
N. J
Merck & Co
Tornadoes Dart Across Texas Cause Damage and Weather
Tornadoes touched down across Texas on Wednesday tearing two barns from their foundations and overturning a house trailer near Giddings. West Texas twisters caused no injuries while hail pounded the Austin area and the panhandle roads saw up to three inches of snow.
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Dallas
Texa
Texas
Giddings
Austin
Panhandle
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