McLeod Favored By Senators For Envoy Post
Scott McLeod the State Department security chief won support as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved his nomination to Ireland. Republicans helped block a Democratic bid to delay action while Democratic foes cultivated delays and opposition to the nomination.
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Washington
Scott McLeod
State Dept
Ireland
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Knowland
Calif
McLeod
Green
CRI
Christian Herter
Herter
Montana Librarians Convene 44th Annual Conference in Butte
Librarians from across Montana gather in Butte for the 44th annual Montana State Library Assn conference at the Finlen Hotel. Miss Marjorie Moore leads sessions with speakers including Miss Ellen Torgrimson and Miss Virginia Walton. The program features a Friday noon opening, a banquet, a Saturday dinner, and tours of the Kelly Mine and Anaconda Reduction Works.
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Montana
Butte
Montana State Library Assn
Marjorie Moore
Havre
Finlen Hotel
Tim J. Sullivan
Ellen Torgrimson
Montana State Library Commission
Helena
Clare Smith
Miles City
Virginia Walton
Robert Moran
Elizabeth Lochrie
Bert Hansen
Missoula
Kelly Mine
Anaconda Reduction
Attempts to Steal Vatican Treasure
Vatican guards captured 24 year old Remo Presutor of Sulmona as he reached for the priceless treasure of St Peter's Basilica during a May Day observance after Pope Pius XII greeted thousands. The stolen items include jewels gold and silver chalices diamond studded altar fixtures and other gifts donated to the basilica many hundreds of years old.
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Vatican City
V.P
Vatican
St. Peter's Basilica
Pius XII
St. Peter's
Remo Presutor
Sulmona
Italy
St. Peter’s
Benson Sees Farm Law Failures and Modern Challenges
Secretary Benson warned that major parts of farm laws have failed amid a technological farm expansion. He cited doubled production per farm worker over 15 years and said existing crop controls and price supports cannot curb output under current conditions. He urged reconsideration of soil bank limits and criticized prior Democratic and Republican policies shaping farm programs.
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Benson
Ellender
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Dave Beck Charged With Tax Evasion In U S Case
Dave Beck, once a laundry driver who rose to helm a major labor union, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Tacoma for income tax evasion. The two counts allege failure to report 1950 income of 88 828 and aiding in a false return for the Teamsters Joint Council No. 28 Building Assn. in Seattle claiming 16 718 in expenditures.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Beck
Teamsters Joint Council No. 28
Attempt Is Made To Kill Costello
In New York gambler Frank Costello was grazed by a bullet to the scalp in an apparent assassination attempt. The shooting happened in the lobby of his 15 Central Park West residence as he and his wife and theatrical agent William Kennedy had just dined with Generoso Pope on East 55th Street. He was treated at Roosevelt Hospital and expected to be discharged shortly.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
Central Park West
Manhattan
Roosevelt Hospital
William Kennedy
East 55Th Street
Generoso Pope
Brazilian paper workers misread money in wastepaper bale
In Belo Horizonte factory, workers who found wads of U S currency in a bale fed much of it into grinders before a supervisor checked. The owner estimated several hundred dollars were destroyed as wrapping paper. End Advance AMs May 3.
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Belo Horizonte
Brazil
U. S
Dr Evans Ends Talks Tonight at Butte Crusade
The week long Spiritual Life Crusade ends Friday night at Butte High School Auditorium with Dr Louis H Evans delivering final remarks on Your Marriage a Duet or a Duel. The program includes a music segment and a film about Evans African safari after the message.
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Butte
Louis H. Evans
Butte High School
Dr. Evans
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Duel or Duel Your Marriage topic at crusade finale
Dr Louis H Evans will discuss Your Marriage a Duel or a Duel at the closing session of the Butte Spiritual Life Crusade tonight. The program begins at 8 o clock in the Butte High School auditorium.
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Louis H. Evans
Butte Spiritual Life Crusade
Butte High School
Two Senators Defend Ike's Budget
Senators Javits of New York and Bush of Connecticut defend President Eisenhower's 71.8 billion dollar budget in Senate speeches. They oppose sharp cuts while acknowledging possible economies. Lyndon Johnson colors the clash with calls for administration clarity, while Bush and Javits stress honoring the Republican platform and that reductions should be prudent rather than drastic.
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Washington
Javits
New York
Bush
Connecticut
Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Congress
New England
Republican Party
Honduran Border Clashes Reported Near Tecucigalpa
Semiofficial reports indicate new clashes between Honduran and Nicaraguan forces along the border. An air battle was said to occur near Las Manos with no casualties reported. Reinforcements of 3,000 to 4,000 troops were sent to border areas as Nicaraguan troops reportedly advance toward San Marcos De Colon and Tenli.
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Tecucigalpa
Honduras
Las Manos
Mocora
San Marcos de Colon
Tenli
Tegucigalpa
Nicaraguan Forces Battle Hondurans for Mocoron Village
Managua reports Nicaraguan troops fight to recapture Mocoron from Honduran forces who seized it on Wednesday. President Somoza told congress two Nicaragans were killed, reversing an earlier count of 35 dead. The frontier village remains disputed between the two nations.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Mocoron
Luis Somoza
Somoza
McCarthys Stormy Career Ended by Death
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy died at 6 02 p m at Naval Medical Center Bethesda Maryland from an inflammation ending a stormy political career His passing shocked friends foes and many in Washington and the nation ending a controversial era for the Wisconsin Republican
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Sen
Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda, Md
Joe McCarthy
Mundt
Eisenhower Extends Sympathy Over McCarthy Death
President and Mrs. Eisenhower express profound sympathy to Mrs. McCarthy on Sen Joseph R McCarthy death. Hagerty noted a personal telegram was sent. McCarthy died at 47 from acute hepatic failure after liver inflammation hospital visitors attended his bedside.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
James Hagerty
McCarthy
Harry S. Truman
New York City
Capitol Hill
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
White House
Senate
Mearthy
Jean Kerr McCarthy
South Pacific
Wisconsin
Vernon W. Thompson
Special Envoy Richards Is Called Home
President Eisenhower recalled Special Envoy James P. Richards after Egypt, Syria, and Jordan shunned his mission to explain the $200 million aid plan. Richards had toured 12 countries in six weeks and was slated to visit Israel, Tunisia, and Morocco before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Middle East
James P. Richards
Richards
State Dept
Bonn
West Germany
Dulles
Greece
Israel
Tunisia
Morocco
White House
Bids Open for WMCE Campus Construction Projects
Western Montana College received bids totaling 542543 dollars for four new buildings on the Helena campus including Dillon married students apartments a student union building a men's dormitory and faculty housing. Low bids came from Huckaba Lutey Reber Plumbing Frank Davis Dyer Construction Palmquist Electric and Schmidt Plumbing. Contracts to be awarded May 13 in Bozeman.
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Helena
Western Montana College
State Board of Education
Bozeman
Dillon School of
Whitehall
Huckaba- Lutey
Union Building
Reber Plumbing and Heating Co
Frank Davis
Dillon
Dyer Construction Co
Palmquist Electric
Schmidt Plumbing and Heating Co
Anaconda
Teens Arrested After Jahn Booby Trap Incident
In Fairmont Minnesota Arnold Jahn wired a homemade dye trap to a gasoline tank. A teenage boy was arrested Thursday by the sheriff's office for attempted theft related to the incident.
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Fairmont
Minn
Arnold Jahn
Jahn
Sheriff's Office
NATO Ministers Back Balanced Defense With Nuclear Arms
NATO foreign ministers endorsed a defense balance using both conventional and nuclear weapons. U.S. Secretary of State Dulles stressed firm NATO commitments including five divisions in West Germany. Talks also touched Middle East oil flows and bypassing the Suez Canal, with Pineau opposing unilateral defense shifts.
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Bonn
Germany
NATO
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
United States
Dulles
U. S
West Germany
Middle East
Egypt
Europe
Suez Canal
Christian Pineau
Pineau
Clean-Up Plans Are Advancing in Butte Campaign
Interest in Butte 1957 Clean up Paint up and Fix up drive May 12 19 grows as committee reports progress at Chamber of Commerce meeting. Jack McCarthy chief of Butte Fire Dept says plan nears completion with Teamsters Union pledging manpower for the May 19 final clean up. Canvass seeks trucks from businesses industries and individuals with reg istration at Chamber of Commerce. May 13 parade moved to Monday at 7 30 pm due to Mothers Day. Civic Center program May 12 canceled.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Jack McCarthy
Butte Fire Dept
Teamsters Union
W. P. Donnelly
Butte Civic Center
Debunking St Patrick’s Myth and Shameless Ad Pitch
The piece argues March 17 is not St Patrick’s birthday but his death day while criticizing Want Ads as a sales tactic. It notes a phone number 5451 as the contact for buying renting finding and hiring services and urges readers to act. It blends factual remark with promotional tone in a compact column style.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Dial
Montana Weather Summary for Friday and Saturday
East Montana expects mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers or thunderstorms Friday morning, then widely scattered by Friday afternoon into Saturday morning. Highs 70 to 75, lows 35 to 45, cooler Friday. West Montana sees cloudy with showers then partial clearing Friday night and Saturday with mountain showers. Highs 60 to 70, lows 35 to 40, Saturday highs 65 to 75. Table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours to 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Montana
Rivers Innocent In Baby's Death
Airman Louis J. Rivers of Albany New York was acquitted of second degree murder in the malnutrition death of his infant stepdaughter at Malmstrom Air Force Base near Great Falls. The case was moved to Lewis and Clark County after jurors were prejudiced.
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Helena
Mont
Louis J. Rivers
Albany
N. Y
Rivers
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Lewis and Clark County
Mary Melba Rivers
Alta May
Montana
Thief Steals Car Piece by Piece in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio a 34 year old man named Jess White reports a thief stole his 1948 auto wheelset first the hood then the radiator and grill over three days. Police say the culprit took the four wheels on Monday and continued with other parts on subsequent days.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jess White
White
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