Iceland Asks U S to Pull Forces
Washington reports a Iceland parliamentary move to withdraw United States forces from Keflavik and related Atlantic defenses. White officials say the situation is unclear while Iceland cites an altered Cold War era context and economic unrest in fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iceland
U. S
Atlantic
State Dept. Thursay
Department
Lincoln White
White
Moscow
New York
NATO
United States
Keflavik
More State Road Projects Listed
Montana's Highway Commission authorized 14 more road and bridge projects for April letting totaling nearly 67 miles of road work and a steel concrete bridge on the Melville East and West road in Sweet Grass county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Highway Commission
Melville East and West
Sweet Grass County
Fred Quinnell Jr
Fallon
Baker North
Blaine
Chinook East
Roosevelt
Wolf Point
Gallatin
Bozeman West
Bozeman
Judith Basin
Geyser
East
Flathead
Kalispell
Whitefish
Treasure
Hysham South
Carter
Ekalaka
Mill
Valley
Nashua
Rosebud
Colstrip
Melville
Farm Bill Talks Stall As Easter Recess Approaches
A Senate House compromise group abandoned an immediate farm bill accord aiming for late next week at the earliest. Ellender said tentative agreements on cotton wheat rice and dairy were reached but final price supports and soil bank details may wait until a week from Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate House
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Congress
House
Senate
Department
Rains Cancel Outdoor Easter Services in Jerusalem
Heavy rains greet visitors for Holy Week ceremonies in Jerusalem as forecasters predict clearing by Good Friday. Outdoor Way of the Cross may be curtailed if rain persists, with thousands expected to attend this culminating Easter event. The Easter rites span the Holy Sepulcher and Garden of Gethsemane as Latin Patriarch Alberto Gori presides.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Christ
Old City
Biblical Bethpage
St. Stephen's Gate
Alberto Gori
Holy Sepulcher
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Church of All Nations
Garden
Gethsemane
Israel
Dale Morris case ends in mistrial in Mississippi murder trial
Dale Morris, 32, a Billings, Montana cowboy, saw his murder trial for the slaying of Charles Flink, 39, halted as a mistrial. Jurors stood 11 to 1 for guilty, Judge Leslie Grant declared a mistrial and reset the case for September.
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Dale Morris
Bay ST. Louis
Miss
Billings
Mont
Morris
Charles Flink
Robert Camors
Leslie Grant
Circuit Court
Flink
Dist
Boyce Holleman
Howard McDonnell
Dale Lyn
Holleman
McDonnell
Charles Flick
Tanker Blows Up in Baytown Near-Panic Follows
An oil tanker exploded Thursday night on the Houston ship channel near Baytown Texas causing a near panic in the oil city. The Humble refinery area was evacuated and 3 or 4 people were injured. Fire lasted about 15 minutes with flames and smoke reaching high into the air.
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Baytown
Tex
Houston
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Oil
Humble
W. O. Davis
Gordon L. Farned
Bay
Notary John Hellman’s Montana revocation shocks state
HELENA The commission of a notary public John Hellman once named in a Denver trial of Communist Arthur Bary had his commission revoked by Gov. J Hugo Aronson. It was the first notarial revocation in Montana history. Hellman failed to appear at the hearing, and the governor cited reasons to withdraw special faith and confidence. He had sought unemployment benefits and had prior political runs including the 1952 Progressive bid for the Montana Railroad Public Service Commission results noted.
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Butte
Commie
Helena
John Hellman
Denver
Arthur Bary
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Hellman
Communist Party
Aronson
Silver Bow
Progressive Party
Montana Railroad Public Service Commission
Icy Winds Lash Midcontinent
Strong winds from 30 to 45 mph whipped the midcontinent with drifting snow in the north and dust from Texas blowing eastward to Ohio. Temperatures dropped 10 to 25 degrees. many states reported subfreezing midday readings while snow fell in parts of Pennsylvania and New York.
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Associated Press
Texas
Ohio
Midwest
Great Lakes
Columbia
S. C
Pennsylvania
New York
Georgia
Oregon
Washington
Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Plains
Michigan
Plateau
Pacific Northwest
California
Florida
FBI Arrests Red Under Smith Act
The FBI arrests Michael A. Russo a top Communist party official in New England on Smith Act charges. He was taken from his Dorchester residence and charged with knowing the party aims to overthrow the U S government by force and violence. Russo 47 is the 138th alleged Communist Smith Act violator. He will be arraigned promptly in Boston.
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Washington
FBI
Michael A. Russo
New England
Dorchester
Mass
Russo
Communist Party
United States
Boston
All Are Rescued in Ship Sinking Near Yucatan
The Mexican motorship Motul burned and sank off the Yucatan coast but all 37 aboard were rescued by the coast guard Virgilio Uribe and an amphibian plane that aborted takeoff after propeller loss. The 300 ton ship left Progreso for Veracruz Tuesday. an engine blast, then hull abandonment, followed. passengers and crew were brought to Campeche and cared for.
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Progreso
Mexico
Motul
Yucatan Peninsula
Mexican Coast Guard
Virgilio Uribie
Coast Guard
Veracruz
Campeche
Bright yellow escape car used by teens at state school
Authorities note both pros and cons of the youths escape choice. The state owned auto is bright yellow making it easy to spot but carries a police radio that could reveal roadblocks. The Thursday flight from the State Industrial School prompted the vehicle selection and potential tracking.
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Miles City
State Industrial School
Hungary Renews Purge Trial Reversal in Titoist Case
Hungary's supreme court rehabilitates eight defendants from the 1949 Laszlo Rajk purge trial. Rajk, a former foreign minister, and seven others are cleared after officials say the case rested on provocation and false evidence. Rakosi announced the reversal amid moves to improve ties with Tito.
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Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Laszlo Rajk
Rajk
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Red
Matyas Rakosi
Communist Party
Rakosi
Tito
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Belgrade
Eger
Budapest
Russia
L. P. Keria
Stalin
Supreme Court
Lazar Brankov
Milan Ogazenovics
Brankov
Justus
Ogazenovics
Tibor Szoenyi
Hungarian Communist Party
Andras Szalai
Szoenyi
Gyorgy Palffy
Bela Korondy
Hungarian Workers Party
Peter Gabor
Secret Police
Gabor
Beria
French Algerian fighting escalates as casualties mount
In Algiers fighting between French troops and Nationalist rebels intensifies with unofficial 24 hour death estimates up to 160. France reinforces over 200000 troops across North Africa. Minister Robert LaCoste pledges protection and requests more troops to pacify Algeria. Casualties include an officer, seven soldiers, and at least 10 civilians. Jean Sanmarcelli, Constantine police official, is among the dead.
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Algiers
Algeria
Robert LaCoste
Guelma
Constantine
Tunisian
Jean Sanmarcelli
Jerusalem at Good Friday a city of ancient walls and wary gates
Visitors would find Jerusalem altered since Christ as Da mascus Gate closes each day and Arab Legion guards keep watch. Israeli troops occupy the western sector while Arab sentries patrol the walls, raising disputes over Calvary and the Holy Sepulchre amid a city steeped in history and tension.
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Jerusalem
Arab Legion
Old City
Damascus
No Man’s Land
Calvary
Rites Scheduled in Butte Churches Today
Good Friday services are planned across Butte with Protestant and Catholic observances. Protestsant unions hold noon to 3 PM at Mountain View Methodist, St John Episcopal, Emanuel and Gold Hill Lutheran, St Mark Lutheran, and United Lutheran as well as Catholic liturgical services between 3 and 6 PM with Stations of the Cross and Holy Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Butte
Mountain View Methodist Church
St. John Episcopal Church
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Gold Hill Lutheran Church
St. Mark Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church
President Signs Tax Measure to Block Year-Long Tax Cut
President Eisenhower signed legislation to block for another year a $3.2 billion tax reduction on corporations and consumer goods including beer cigarettes and new autos. He did not comment, saying the move avoids revenue shortfalls while the administration works to balance the budget. The treasury aims for a $209 million year end surplus.
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Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Treasury
Montana Weather Outlook for Friday and Saturday
West Montana sees cloudy skies with rain or snow showers and a colder turn by Friday and Saturday. East Montana predicts partial sunshine, then scattered precipitation and gusty winds with cooler highs around 50 to 60. The table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums to 5 30 p m Thursday.
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Montana
Middle East May Be Major Topic
President Eisenhower met with Dulles and Brownell for a second day of discussions on government matters. Speculation grows the talks cover high policy decisions on the Middle East and disarmament negoti ations in London as Dulles returns from Asia and prepares a national broadcast.
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Middle East
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Brownell
Bill
London
An Dulles
Eienhower
Canada
Mexico
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Asia
State Dept
Egypt
Retarded Child Institute Topic Addresses Panels and Discussions
Delegates to the Institute on Evaluation and Placement in Mental Retardation meet in Butte as panels and discussions close Friday. Dr Robert L. Stubblefield of the University of Colorado led Thursday's session with a talk on Essential Factors in Diagnosis and Evaluation.
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Butte
Mary M. Condon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Robert L. Stubblefield
Child Guidance Clinic
University of Colorado Medical Center
John L. Swift
Missoula
Sam Baker
Warm Springs
Bryce G. Hughett
Billings
Stubblefield
Eli M. Bower
Canadian Citizen Seeks Anonymity in Tax Cheating Tip
A taxpayer who exposed a cheat in his returns asks that his identity remain secret signing as Anonymous. The anonymous tipster frames the notice as a want ad offering a hide bed for sale or rent with quick response to call 5451.
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Ike
Secretary Dulles
Boss’ Door
Ean
Donald R. Moysey
Internal Revenue
Russell C. Harrington
Washington, D. C
Harrington
Wilton Wynn
Damascus Gate
Montana Weather
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Lewistown
Livingston
West Yellowstone
Stree
Retarded Child Institute
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