Eisenhower denounces foreign aid cut in Congress
President Eisenhower warned Monday night against cutting the administration’s four billion dollar foreign aid program by at least 25 percent. He urged the public to help block any reduction, saying a billion dollar cut would be a crushing defeat for the United States and the free world in the fight against communism.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Free World
Senate
House
Senate House
United States
Concealed Pellet Pistol Brings Man $150 Penalty
Chuck Wilson, named in court, pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon after police arrest at the Board of Trade bar, 16 E. Park. Judge John Seton fined him $150 or 75 days in city jail. The case tied to threats and grudges. other proceedings continued for two more defendants and various bond forfeitures. Eisenhower speech and foreign aid debate noted in the same session.
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Chuck Wilson
Willard McCallum
John Seton
McCallum
Wilson
Board of Trade
E. Park
Wilson Wen
al Curtis Rutley
William Brown Jr
Seton
Alex Levinski
Frank Short
William Ryan
Butte
Wiliam N. Geagan
Dale Fish
Rita Bailey
John Walski
John Shanklin
Traffic Copter Crash Kills Two in Chicago
A small traffic information helicopter crashed at a busy intersection in Chicago killing two on board. Police pilot H G Ferry, 40, and WGN traffic broadcaster Leonard Baldy, 31, died. No injuries on the street were reported. Baldy had recently started the traffic aid program and was headed to Washington to receive an award.
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Chicago
Leonard Baldy
WGN
Baldy
Washington
H.G. Ferry
Chilean Copper Miners Support Strike Across Major Mines
Union leader Manuel Ovalle says 18,000 copper miners agree in principle to strike in solidarity with 3,800 Salvador and Portrerillos workers demanding a 60 percent pay rise. The two mines, owned by Anaconda Copper Co, saw workers fail to report for duty. The strike date to be set later this week.
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Santiago
Chile
el Salvador
Portrerillos
Manuel Ovalle
Copper Workers Union
U.S
Salvador
Anaconda Copper Co
Dillon Boy Learns Life's Hard Facts
Teddy Ori four from Dillon, son of Mr and Mrs Dominic Ori, suffered a battered nose after grabbing a steering wheel and veering a car into a tree while riding with his grandmother Mrs Ted McFadden. No other injuries, minor vehicle damage.
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Dillon
Teddy Ori
Dominic Ori
Ted McFadden
Teddy
Final Appeals Lost by Sex Criminal Chessman Died
Cary Chessman died in the gas chamber at San Quentin after a 12 year fight to spare his life on death row. Witnesses said he smiled at Eleanor Garner Black and lip read farewell to Rosalie Asher. His final words included a denial of being the red-light bandit and he expressed hope capital punishment could be abolished.
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Calif
Cary Chessman
Fred Dickson
Los Angeles
Chessman
California Supreme Court
San Francisco
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Washington
U.S. Dist
Louis E. Goodman
Eleanor Garner Black
Black
The
Los Angeles Examiner
Fred R. Dickson
Miss Ash
Turkish Students Clash With Troops Protests Near NATO Meeting
In Istanbul antigovernment protests against Premier Adnan Menderes drew troops under martial law who dispersed crowds with rifle butts and bayonet threats. About 100 lawyers in robes joined from the Palace of Justice, with 30 arrested. NATO ministers were assured Turkey’s unity and support for the alliance.
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Istanbul
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Freedom Campaign
Adnan Menderes
NATO
Menderes
City Hall
Taksim Square
Palace of Justice
Rustu Zorlu
Billings Milk Price Hike Denial Holds
A two and a half month old injunction against milk price increases in Billings remains in effect as District Judge F E Fen ton refused to lift his February order. The Montana Milk Control Board sought to dissolve or modify the order after a complaint by three Yellowstone County dairies alleging discriminatory action and requesting a review of December price hearing testimony. The injunction has stalled a new price schedule set to begin March 1, which would raise retail single quarts by two cents and half gallon sales by one and a half cents.
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Montana Milk Control Board
Yellowstone County
Dairies
Billings
Fenton
Pro government sweeps 53 seats in Laos election
Final returns from Sundays first round show all 53 National Assembly seats won by pro government candidates in Vientiane.
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Vientiane, Laos
National Assembly
Pulitzer Prizes Go to Drury Coast Paper Campaign
The 1960 Pulitzer winners include Allen Drury for fiction Advise and Consent and Fiorello! for drama. Winners span journalism, poetry, history, biography and music with a special citation for The Armada. The LA Times wins public service for narcotics smuggling reporting.
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Coast Paper
New York
Allen Drury
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Mexico
California
Gene Sherman
Jack Nelson
Atlanta Gay Constitution
Miram Ottenberg
Washington Evening Star
Vance Trimble
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
A.M. Rosenthal
The
New York Times
Lenoir Chambers
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
Margaret Leech
John Paul Jones
Samuel Eliot Morison
W. D. Snodgrass
Garrett Mattingly
Elliott Carter
Nelson
Georgia
Miss Ottenberg
Trimble
Rosenthal
Poland
Virginia
Chambers
Lopez
Butte Prepares for Simulated Bombing Air Alert
Butte and nearby areas join nationwide Civil Defense drill starting today with a three day simulated bombing. A radio blackout will occur Tuesday with Conelrad broadcasts from KOPR and KBOW. Communications hub is the city jailers office and Park and Main streets hosts amateur operators linking with Deer Lodge Anaconda Philipsburg Livingston and Dillon.
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Butte
Cole Sullivan
County Defense
Ed Molthen
Washington, D.C
Park and
Main Streets
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Livingston
Dillon
Conelrad
KOPR
KBOW
Matthen and
Sullivan
Montana Civil Defense Headquarters
Former Philipsburg Matron Dies at 92
Effie Featherman 92, former Philipsburg resident, died Monday in Jefferson City Missouri. Widow of Harry A. Featherman pioneer businessman who died in 1954. She had moved to Missouri in 1956 and was active in Pearl Chapter Order of Eastern Star since 1913. Services and burial planned in Rolla Missouri.
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Effie Featherman
Jefferson City
Harry A. Featherman
Featherman
Missouri
Pearl Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Group
Minnie Campbell
Albert Shepherd
Rolla
Eight ducklings march into Amersham candy shop
Eight day-old ducklings wandered from a lake two miles away into E. G. Cornes’s candy shop in Amersham England. They halted at a candy counter then collapsed. Police found the ducklings and revived them before returning them to the lake after crossing London roads.
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Amersham
England
E. G. Cornes
London Highway
Japanese Women Show Chivalry in Tokyo Subways
The Japanese Tourist Association notes women often offer seats to men on Tokyo subways. Advertise easily and cheaply through Standard Post Want Ads by calling 5451 to place your ad. This ad got results.
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Japanese Tourist Association
Tokyo
Post
Servicemaster Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Ad
Servicemaster offers professional carpet and upholstery cleaning with free estimates. Contact phone number 9000 for service details and scheduling.
Allies Plan Challenge on Germany
Istanbul AP report says 15 Atlantic Alliance members back a plan to let Germans choose unity or continued division, with a United Nations supervised plebiscite to counter Khrushchev’s separate peace pact push. NATO ministers endorsed Western arms race proposals and urged unity ahead of the Paris Big Four summit. President Eisenhower urged resolute, united Western diplomacy to avoid Soviet leverage.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Soviet Union
NATO
Eisenhower
Paris
NATO Council
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
West Germany
Khrushchev
Germany
Danish Vessel Missing Off Greenland With 18 Aboard
A 500 ton Danish motor ship named Hanne S with 18 people on board has been missing since Saturday morning after reporting a position 60 miles southwest of Cape Farewell. Owner A. E. Soerensen hopes radio issues or ice may account for the silence.
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Copenhagen
Greenland
Hanne S
Svendborg
Cape Farewell
A. E. Soerensen
Mines President Announces New Student Union Building Dedication
Dr. Edwin Koch president of the School of Mines says the $250,000 Student Union Building is a long needed addition to the campus. The dedication is set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. as part of M Day activities. The structure stands north of the Petroleum Building.
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Edwin Koch
School of Mines
Montana campus facility opens with mixed weather report
The Montana forecast covers east and west divisions with mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers Tuesday and Wednesday, cool north and south, highs 45 to 60, and lows 30 to 40. A new campus building, the 12th on site, features a front one story appearance, a two story rear, red brick exterior, a large main room, snack bar, multiple meeting rooms, a reading room, book store, and custodian apartment financed by a Federal loan for student use.
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Montana
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
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