Cairo Coup Fails as Naguib Defeated by Army Council
Egypt's revolutionary council rushed tanks into Cairo and defeated President Naguib by scrapping plans for a July 24 constituent assembly. Naguib collapsed under strain but later participated in talks as the council announced an appointed National Advisory Council to replace an elected body and reimpose censorship.
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Cairo
Egypt
Revolutionary Council of Army
Mohamed Naguib
Naguib
Revolutionary Council
Supreme Court
Abdel Razzak Sanhoury
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Farouk
Nasser
The
Revolution Council
Nine Arabs Killed in Border Fight
Jordan charged Monday an armed Israeli band invaded Natalia killing nine Arabs and injuring 16. King Hussein inspected the village and a three member ministerial inquiry was ordered. Prime Minister Sharett avoided denial of responsibility while blaming exaggerated reports. Eden urged a U N Security Council meeting as tension rose.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Natalia
U. N. Security Council
Israel
State Department
Washington
Hussein
John Glubb
Amman
Funeral burglar jailed after churchgoing break-ins in L A
Police in Los Angeles arrested 35 year old Lloyd F Wendelbo after he attempted to break into the home of former City Attorney Ray Chesebro during Chesebro’s funeral services. He admitted to 26 funeral burglaries.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd F. Wendelbo
Ray Chesebro
Chesebro
Wendelbo
Spokane B36 Crash Kills 7 of 10 Airmen
At Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane a giant 10 engine B36 bomber crashed on takeoff killing seven of ten crew aboard. Survivors were briefly treated on site with injuries not immediately known. Brig. Gen. James Edmundson confirmed some trouble after liftoff.
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Spokane
Wash
Fairchild Air Force Base
Walter M. Killer
Virgil L. Westling
Leroy B. Ross
James V. Edmundson
57Th Air Division
Fairchild
Strategic Air Command
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
92Nd
99Th
NLRB election confirms Mine Mill union win in Butte Anaconda
In Montana, nearly 2 to 1, Anaconda Copper Mining Company workers backed Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union over CIO USW. NLRB data show 4,099 votes for Mine Mill, 2,185 for CIO USW, with 66 for no union and 26 void. Eligible voters numbered 7,961, with results announced in Washington and echoed locally.
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Washington
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
Butte
Anaconda
Mont
Mine-Mill
Cio-Usw
Fulbright proposes Alaska and Hawaii as commonwealths
Senator J William Fulbright urges making Alaska and Hawaii commonwealths to provide valuable training and a step toward eventual statehood. The proposal, voiced Monday, frames the plan as a bridge to full statehood for the two territories.
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Commonwealths
Washington
U.P
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Alaska
Hawaii
Second H Bomb Test Reported
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a second thermonuclear hydrogen bomb test touched off last Friday in the mid Pacific testing area. The March 26 test was reported as producing information highly important to national defense.
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Washington
Mid- Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
House
Rep
Holifield
D-Calif
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Cream Butter May Aid Weight Losing Claim
Nutritionists from Cornell University suggest adding small amounts of cream and butter to a reducing diet may speed up weight loss by keeping fat-rich foods in the stomach longer and reducing appetite. The note ends with a classifieds pitch for Want Ads and a sample ad.
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Cornell University
Dial
Housing Defeat Repudiates Ike Says Democrats in Congress
The House Rules Committee blocked approval of an Appropriations panel plan to keep public housing alive on a skeleton basis next year. Democrats decried the move as repudiating President Eisenhower, while Republicans control the committees. The omnibus bill funds many agencies for the fiscal year beginning July 1, but omits any public housing provision.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Rules Committee
Appropriations Committee
House
Taber
R-Ny
Senate
McCormack
Massachusetts
Rep
Multer
D-Ny
Phillips
Calif
Veterans Administration
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
French destroy 1400 Vietminh in Dien Bien Phu assault
French high command reports 1400 Vietminh rebels killed in a two hour counterattack near Dien Bien Phu. Tanks and mobile artillery led the push with air bombing aid reducing rebel resistance to zero in two villages Ban Ong Pet and Ban Ban amid drizzling rain.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Dust Bowl
Ban Ong Pet
Ban Ban
French Foreign Legion
Excise Tax Cut Bill Moves After House Senate Accord
A Senate House Conference Committee endorsed a compromise excise tax cut package totaling about 1.019 billion dollars, with adjustments for appliances, admissions, and other items. President Eisenhower’s fate uncertain due to potential veto risks amid revenue concerns.
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Washington
Senatehouse
White House
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
California
U. S
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Nehru calls for halt to hydrogen bomb tests in Pacific
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru urged an end to hydrogen bomb experiments. He voiced concern over planned U S tests in the Pacific and joined a growing international movement urging a halt to thermo nuclear device tests. He did not reference Soviet tests.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Britain
Japan
Pacific
Soviet Union
Farmers Union Says Benson Inciting War on Farms
National Farmers Union official Glenn J. Talbott accused Secretary of Agriculture Benson of trying to ignite civil war in farming by pushing lower price supports. He warned reduced dairy supports could unravel parity and undermine wheat and corn supports, harming cotton and other commodities.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Benson
Glenn J. Talbott
North Dakota
Talbott
Senate Agriculture Committee
Man Fined 500 Dollars and 90 Days After Road Crash
Ray Butau of 228 South Main Butte pleaded guilty in justice court to driving while intoxicated driving without a permit and operating a vehicle without license plates. He was fined 500 and sentenced to 90 days in county jail plus a one year driving ban. The crash at Warm Springs near Anaconda involved Richard Galusha of 9 Oak Anaconda and left passengers Mr and Mrs John Dunn of 117 West Copper Butte injured. Galusha was hospitalized and listed as good. Dunns were treated with Mrs Dunn later moved to Community Memorial Hospital in good condition.
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Anaconda
Ray Butau
S. Main
Butte
Justice Court
Buteau
Irving Pearson
Justice of the Peace
Roy McCabe
Butau
Richard Galusha
Oak
Warm Springs
Here
Galusha
St. Ann
John Dunn
Dunn
Annie Lee Moss Returns to Army Job at Pentagon
Mrs. Annie Lee Moss who was accused of being a Communist and denied it under oath before the McCarthy committee returned to an Army job Monday at the Pentagon.
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Army
Washington
U.P
Annie Lee Moss
McCarthy Committee
Pentagon
Action Needed to Prevent Red Conquest in Far East
Secretary of State Dulles urged united action by free nations to stop Communist conquest in Indochina and Southeast Asia. He warned the effort could involve serious risks but stressed the necessity of confronting the threat.
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Far East
New York
Dulles
Free World
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Overseas Press Club
Reds
United States
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Trade Could Be Major Item at Geneva Meet
Discussion at the Geneva conference centers on easing embargoes to boost trade with Russia and European satellites. Harold Stassen in London seeks easing while Dulles warns China expansion threatens Southeast Asia and vows no recognition or appeasement. The message: strategic trade links and hard policy against Communist expansion shape the upcoming talks.
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Geneva
Russia
France
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Red China
Indochina
China
Peiping
United Nations
Harold Stassen
London
He Isurg
Laurel Youth Fatally Injured In Billings Crash
A 15 year old Laurel boy died in a Billings hospital from injuries from a car bicycle collision Sunday six miles south of Laurel on U S Highway 12. Driver Sergeant Clifford Morris could not swerve due to oncoming traffic. another cyclist was only slightly injured. The victim was David Gordon Baldwin, son of Mr and Mrs J Willard Baldwin. The death raised Montana 1954 traffic deaths to 39, down from 53 last year the same day.
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Billings
Laurel
Montana
Jack Marshall
Clifford R. Morris
David Gordon Baldwin
J. Willard Baldwin
Marshall
Morris
Baldwin
Weather Update for Butte and Montana
Partly cloudy with light snow possible Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures show little change with highs around 25 in Butte and 30 to 40 in western Montana. Lows near 5 Tuesday night and around 12 midnight to 5:30 p.m. Monday.
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Montana
Divide
Weather Summary and Table Notes
A brief weather note describes a temperature drop Tuesday night with little change Wednesday and strong northerly winds for a few hours Tuesday. The accompanying table shows maxima for 12 hours and minima for 18 hours ending at 5 30 p m Monday.
Mystery Flash Seen Across Montana States Night Flight
Civil Aeronautics Administration reports a white green light seen in four Montana cities Monday night. A Great Falls resident saw a burning object enter the mountains south of town around 8 30 p.m. Bozeman and Billings residents also sighted a similar flash north of them. A Northwest Airlines pilot reported the light north of Billings at 7 43 p.m. The CAA concluded the event was a large meteor, noting its color sequence and that no planes were missing.
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Great Falls
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Montana
Ivan Buchmann
CAA
Bozeman
Billings
Northwest Airlines
Drunk cyclist Raoul DeMeulemeester given suspended sentence
Raoul DeMeulemeester, 51, accused of riding a bicycle while intoxicated and attempting to outrun a motorcycle cop, received a suspended sentence on a drunkenness charge. Patrolman Edward Munch testified he chased the weaving rider for ten blocks before arresting him after a defiant challenge to race.
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Detroit
Raoul DeMeulemeester
Edward Munch
Recorder’s
Joseph Gillis
DeMeulemeester
Munch
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