Kennedy May Try Luck In Wisconsin
Senator John F. Kennedy weighs a Wisconsin primary bid as a decisive test against Hubert Humphrey. Backers argue a win would hinder sleeper candidates and strengthen his nomination path, with Oregon and others possibly affected as primaries shape the race. Kennedy's team expects a focused clash with Humphrey in Wisconsin and Oregon.
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Jack Bell Washington
John F. Kennedy
Humphrey
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Oregon
Stuart Symington
DMO
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
All Out Communist Regimentation Of Tibet Expected
Reports from New Delhi indicate China plans a full scale crackdown in Tibet after installing the Panchen Lama as a figurehead. Experts say rebellion and the Dalai Lama's government collapse signal the end of mediation, with Beijing intent on eradicating separatism and shaping Tibet along communist lines.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Red China
Red Chinese
Laka
Tan Kuan-san
Airmen Fly Like Weightless Tourists in Brief Space Flight Tests
Air Force researchers at Wright Field Dayton report weightlessness flights aboard a Convair C131B with 12 to 15 seconds of zero gravity. Crews float and maneuver by using air jets and a high pressure air nozzle to push themselves around the cabin. The goal is to develop gear for space voyagers to move inside a spacecraft during maintenance and repairs.
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Vern Haugland
ARDC
Wright Air Development Center
Dayton
Ohio
Jack R. Morga
Aero-Medical Laboratory
Edward L. Brown
Air Force
Anaconda Girl Dies of Leukemia at 6
Debra Susan Ingram of Anaconda died Sunday in a Butte hospital from leukemia. Born Sept 20 1952 she was a St Peter School first grader and member of St Peter Church. Her death leaves parents Donald and Debra Ingram and siblings Ronald and Lori Ann Ingram. Funeral services arranged with Finnegan Co. Funeral Home. Flight plans told Hong Kong Air Ceylon expects regular flights to Red China late this year.
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Debra Susan
Debbie) Ingram
Donald Ingram
Cedar Park
Butte Hospital
Red Cross
Great Falls
St. Peter School
St. Peter Church
Ronald Ingram
Lori Ann Ingram
Manley Jacobson
A. R. Ingram
Carl J. Ehman
San Francisco
Mary Ingram
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Alfred Cooper
Blaine
Wash
J. H. Ehman
Helena
Richard Ehman
Gary Ingram
Bill
Glenn Ingram
Carl J. Ingram
Fort Belvoir
Duncan Stewart
Bozeman
John Norst
Lynwood
Finnegan Co. Funeral
Hong Kong
UPI
Air Ceylon
Red China
GE unveils Handyman robot may become first moon worker
General Electric introduced a science fiction robot named Handyman that could potentially serve as a moon worker with remote control from Earth. The two armed unit reaches nine feet, can hammer, unscrew, pluck petals and mimic a human hand with ten basic motions, and may operate in radioactive zones.
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Schenectady
N.Y
General Electric Co
Moon
Earth
Madagascar hit by torrential rains leaves 100000 homeless
Torrential rains across Madagascar have flooded Tananarive and surrounding regions, leaving about 100000 homeless and 100 dead. Airlifted supplies reach Tamatave as 40000 residents fled the capital. Officials warn epidemics may follow amid ruined villages and communications breakdown. French soldiers patrol streets after the disaster. Prime Minister Tsiranana calls it a disaster without parallel.
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Tananarive
Madagascar
Tamatave
Philibert Tsiranana
France
Foreign Aid Slowdown Hurts Chances
President Eisenhower’s foreign aid program faces House delay as lawmakers weigh cuts amid budget balancing pressure. Delays push potential hearings and votes past April. Morgan supports moving hearings after Easter recess while other groups push for reduced or expanded aid amid international Berlin tensions.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Thomas FE. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan
William H. Draper
Defense
Citizens Foreign Aid Committee
Organized Labor
Mother of the Year mixup hits Kansas state winner
The American Mothers Committee apologized after 39 mothers were notified as Kansas Mother of the Year by clerical error. The mixup occurred when volunteers mailed letters meant for Dear Member instead of Dear State Mother of 1959, delaying the Kansas selection set for Wichita.
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New York
American Mothers Committee
Kansas
Wichita
Aileen Fogarty
Health Insurance Pays Most Bills
Social Security Administration report shows 61 percent of hospital bills prepaid through health insurance up from 9 percent a decade ago. The notice promotes Want ads to sell rent or trade items with quick low cost results by watching for buyers. Dial 5451 to place your ad.
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Social Security Administration
Legendary Rebel Leader Amirouche Killed in Algeria
Algiers AP reports rebel colonel Amirouche died fighting French paratroopers in western Algeria. About 5,000 Algerian nationalists led by Amirouche formed a major stronghold in the Grand Kabylie mountains. his 33 years old body was identified among 71 rebels after the battle in Zamer. His death shocks the nationalist movement and follows a mass grave discovery last September near Aksadou Forest.
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Amirouche
Algeria
Grand Kabylie
Zamer
Ait Hamouda
Army of Liberation
Aksadou
Runaway Truck Kills Five in Cuba Easter Procession
A driver lost control of a truck during an Easter Sunday procession in Banes Cuba. The vehicle plowed through the crowd killing five women and children and injuring eleven others. The truck also crashed into a nearby house.
Dulles Confers With Aides On Meetings
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles held two long Sunday talks with top aides at his home on Hobe Sound plans and the German issue. He then spoke by telephone with President Eisenhower as Easter events continued.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
North Atlantic Council
Dulles
Francis W. Tully Jr
Hobe Sound
Fla
Christian A. Herter
Robert Murphy
Livingstone T. Merchant and Dulles
Joseph N. Greene Jr
C. Douglas Dillon
State Department
Walter Reed Army Hospital
George C. Marshall
Gen. Marshall
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Mexican Railway Strike Ends After Mass Arrests
Mexico's railway system faced a wildcat strike as security forces arrested about 3,000 labor leaders and supporters. Benjamin Mendez said services would resume gradually with Easter holiday travel prioritized. In Mexico City, Demetrio Vallejo and ~1,000 others were detained. 700 more arrested in Guadalajara amid guarded lines and minor clashes.
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Mexico City
Mexico
National Railways
Benjamin Mendez
Demetrio Vallejo
Guadalajara
Nonoalco
Jetliner crosses U S in four hours record
American Airlines reported its Chicago to San Francisco Boeing 707 jetliner set a new passenger flight record by completing the trip in four hours. The flight departed Chicago at 9 54 a m and landed in San Francisco at 11 54 a m, with time zones making flight time exactly four hours.
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San Francisco
American Airlines
Chicago
Kite Flier Killed By Power Line
Millbrae California reports 14 year old Robert Satrap electrocuted while flying a kite. The kite attached to a copper wire touched a high tension line during the incident. A separate AP report notes a DC3 airliner crashed near Kalikandi in Assam State killing 19 passengers and 4 crew.
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Millbrae
Calif
UPI
Robert Satrap
Calcutta
India
Kailakandi
Assam
Indian Airlines Corp
Resurrection Joy Across Christian World on Easter Day
The Christian world observed Easter with services, processions, and messages from leaders. In Old Jerusalem pilgrims gathered as bells rang and hymns echoed in the rain. Pope John XXIII, celebrating his first Easter, blessed Rome and the world amid a two hour mass and a balcony appearance before 25,000. About 100,000 mourners braved rain to hear him. West Berlin saw a record 100,000 tourists celebrate Easter, many visitors arriving by train, plane, and car.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Rome
St. Peter's Square
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican Palace
West Berlin
East Germany
Montana Weather Outlook for Monday to Tuesday
West Montana remains mostly cloudy with occasional rain or snow on Monday and Monday night. Highs 45 to 55 with Lows 25 to 35. East Montana sees showers develop Monday afternoon in the west, with partly cloudy conditions in the east. Highs 50 to 60, Mondays night and Tuesday mostly cloudy with some showers, lows 25 to 40 and highs 50 to 60. Maximums cover 12 hours, minimums 18 hours ending 5 p m Sunday.
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Montana
Easter Day Observed Amid Snow in Mining City Butte
Residents returned to daily routines after Easter services echoing Christ is risen at churches attended by thousands. Easter parades were shortened by intermittent snow with temps around 36. An egg hunt at Father Sheehan Memorial Park was postponed to next Sunday.
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Butte
Christ
Father Sheehan
Seven Negro Children Die in Danville House Fire
A Danville Virginia fire killed seven black children while parents attended an Easter sunrise service. Victims were Arlene 10 months James 2 Michael 5 Marilyn 7 Margie 8 Carsen 10 and Edward Jr. The Lewis family suffered the loss of all seven children in the blaze.
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Danieltown
Edward Lewis
Arlene
James
Michael
Marilyn
Margie
Carsen
Edward Jr
Soviet Union Proposes Nonaggression Pact and Disengagement
The Tass statement urged NATO and Warsaw Pact sign a nonaggression pact and revive existing treaties to bar aid to aggressors. It urged disengagement of East West forces and discussed arms talks and nuclear test limits ahead of the NATO meeting in Washington.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Soviet Union
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Tass
NATO Council
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Europe
Italy to Host American Intermediate Range Missiles
Italy will allow Jupiter missiles on its northern territory as part of the Atlantic Pact. Italian technicians will man the weapon shelters while U.S. warheads stay under American custody. Use requires joint Italian government and Atlantic Pact approval.
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Italy
Atlantic Pact Supreme Headquarters
Rome
Britain
Turkey
Soviet Union
U.S
Vicenza
Venice
Sardinia
Atlantic Pact Council
Man Charged After Telephoned Book Theft Incident
TORONTO AP police stopped Larry Martin 58 as he walked with a telephone book that had a pay phone attached. He was arrested and charged with theft and possession.
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Toronto
Larry Martin
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