Senate May Vote Tonight on Trade Bill
Senate moves to limit debate and rush the reciprocal trade agreements act extension to a final vote possibly Wednesday night. Senators Symington Malone Knowland Byrd Johnson Carlson debate tariff powers tied to oil imports and national security in a heated session.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
United States
Sen. Malone
R-New
Yalta
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
Carlson
Pioneer Montana Woman Sarah Hall Dies in Whitehall
Mrs. Sarah Hall of Whitehall dies at 98 after living with daughter Lilian Hall. Born in Kentucky 1857, she came to Montana in 1862 and helped run an early flour mill with husband Sgt Hall. Funeral services in Sheridan and Whitehall outline surviving children and relatives.
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Whitehall
Sheridan
Montana
Sarah Hall
Alder Gulch
Virginia City
Sgt. Hall
Territory
Methodist Church
Ralph Gray
Christian Church of
Sheridan Cemetery
Miss Hall
S. L. Parry
St. Louis
J. E. Gross
Boise
M. E. Lindsay
Seattle
William S. Hall
Victor R. Hall
Rupert
Idaho
Roundup Woman Found Guilty in Fatal Crash
A coroner jury found Mrs. Helen Sercel Shaman of Roundup guilty of careless driving causing an accident that killed four people. Victims were Jacob Ostermiller of Billings Charles Becker and Ruth Ann Sercel of Roundup. Edith Becker died later in Roundup Memorial Hospital.
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Roundup
U.P
Helen Sercel Shaman
Jacob Ostermiller
Billings
Charles Becker
Ruth Ann Sercel
Edith Becker
Roundup Memorial Hospital
Shaman
Sercel
Anaconda to Expand Chile Copper Output Under New Law
Chilean President Ibanez signed a law improving conditions for foreign copper firms. Anaconda plans La Africana and Indio Muerto mines, predicts 400000 tons this year, with 50 percent profits tax and 25 percent surtax tied to output. The law restores marketing rights abroad and creates a copper department to supervise exports.
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Santiago
Chile
U.P
Carlos Ibanez
Anaconda Copper Group
Anaconda
la Africana
Indio Muerto
Tarapaca
Chilean Central Bank
Ministry of Mines
Carlos Ruiz Fuller
Montana Plans Distribution of Polio Vaccine
Final plans set to ship Salk polio vaccine to 11 Montana cities across 15 counties with a Civil Air Patrol plane serving five eastern communities. About 33,000 first and second graders plus some older students will receive free injections before spring end. Delivery coordinated by Montana State Board of Health with Highway Patrol, Civil Air Patrol, rail, bus, and airline partners.
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Helena
Montana
Katherine E. Dawson
State Board of Health
Glenn Schultz
Montana Highway Patrol
Glenn H. Doerr
Civil Air Patrol
Dawson
Maurice G. Steward
CAP
Missoula
Mineral
Park and Gallatin
Father Delivers Baby In Car On Expressway
Bernard Sulski and his wife Natileen faced a frantic moment when timing a hospital trip from Northbrook to Resurrection Hospital. After several test runs, they hit the Edens Expressway but lost their way at a cloverleaf exit. The baby arrived in the front seat during the dash to care.
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Chicago
Bernard Sulski
Northbrook
Resurrection Hospital
Edens Expressway
Nataline
Atomic blast test on model city delayed again
Survival City reports the scheduled atomic blast test against a model city was postponed Tuesday night due to bad weather, delaying findings and potential impact assessments.
Butte Memorial Day Plans Made
Howard Merhar of Butte Montana is named head of the Mining City Memorial Day observance on May 30. J A Millecam named vice chairman and Mrs Margaret LaForest secretary. A veterans groups meeting set the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Day Committee to sponsor the event with committees for program publicity transportation guests wreaths and more. Next meeting set for May 16.
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Howard Merhar
Butte
Montana
J. A. Millecam
DAV
Margaret LaForest
Legion
E. Broadway
Millecam
Merhar
John B. McClernan
Pat Deloughery
George P. Palmer
Fred Carlson
Anna M. Quinn
Owen Grinde
Rudy Sayatovic
Jack Duggan
Margaret Callahan
William Daley
Rudy
Baptist Leaders Describe Mission Work
Dr Theron Chastain executive secretary of the American Baptist Home Mission Society spoke at the Montana Baptist Convention on how denominations expand services to meet shifting populations. He cited a record building program with about 600 million dollars spent last year and eight million pledged for new areas.
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Theron Chastain
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Montana Baptist Convention
America
Chastain
Baptist Home Mission Society
Mississippi
Alaska
Mexico
Caribbean
Churches of
B. G. Jacobson
Montana Weather Outlook With Showers This Week
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and cool conditions through Wednesday night with a high near 50 and a low around 35 on Wednesday. Montana east shows clouds and scattered showers in the mountains with warmer eastern and northern areas, while Montana west expects partly cloudy skies with afternoon showers Wednesday night and Thursday. Current Tuesday temps reach a high of 47 and a low of 34, with the table noting maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 30 p.m.
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Montana
House Debates Return to Rigid Farm Price Supports
Washington lawmakers spar over a bill to restore mandatory price supports at 90 percent parity for wheat corn cotton rice and peanuts. Rep Cooley chairing the Agriculture Committee argues labor and consumers back rigid supports while opponents warn against repeating old rigid price policies and high storage costs.
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Washington
Cooley
Agriculture Committee
Organized Labor
House
Rep
Martin
Massachusetts
Forty Seek Montana Oil and Gas Leases
Forty applications for oil and gas leases on state lands were filed with the Montana State Land Board leasing division. Fourteen applications were received Tuesday, all under the 1953 constitutional state leasing law. The board will decide lease sale timing at its discretion and may revisit the issue at the May 11 regular meeting.
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J. Hugo Aronson
Montana oil and gas leasing studied by bipartisan panel
Helena teletypes say Superintendent Mary M. Condon endorsed a plan to refer Montana oil and gas leasing issues to a special bipartisan study committee. The measure, proposed by Senator Rex Hibbs, aims to probe policy with bipartisan support.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Public Instruction
Mary M. Condon
Condon
Rex Hibbs
Yellowstone
J. Hugo Aronson
Atomic pact signed by U S and Turkey
The United States and Turkey signed a first agreement for cooperation in peaceful atomic energy. It covers leasing uranium to Turkey and sharing information to build and operate a research reactor. The pact goes to the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee for review, awaits 30 days in committee before effect.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
General Who Sided With Nationalists in Saigon Is Killed
A Cao Dai general, Gen Trinh Minh The, was shot dead while leading troops against Binh Xuyen rebels near Saigon. The officer had supported Ngo Dinh Diem to restore order, and his death comes as Diem strengthens his position amid political shifts and the Bao Dai deposition crisis.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Cao Dai
Binh Xuyen
Trinh Minh
Diem
Bao Dai
National Revolutionary Committee
United Front
le van Vien
8.8 Per Cent Pay Hike for Postal Workers Favored
A Senate House Conference Committee compromise would grant about 8.8 percent average raises to roughly 1 million postal workers retroactive to March 1. The plan blends a 7 percent minimum with reclassifications to address pay inequities, with the largest gains for third class postmasters and clerks and city carriers.
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Washington
Senate House Conference Committee
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Patrolman’s Wife Killed in Wreck Near Wibaux
Mrs. Thomas Meely of Missoula, 54, died Tuesday afternoon when her car veered to avoid a bad spot on U S Highway 10 about five miles west of Wibaux. Sheriff Meek said the vehicle overturned after dropping into a ditch and the woman appeared to be ejected as the car rolled. The accident raised Montana’s highway death toll to 60 for the year.
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Wibaux
Montana
U. S. Highway 10
A. H. Meek
Thomas Meely
Missoula
Meek
Bus Driver Davey Crockett Sparks Passengers Laughs
A New Jersey bus driver named Harrison N. endures nonstop quips about his name Davey Crockett as passengers read his nameplate and joke about the Wild West all day long.
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Harrison N. J
Davey Crockett
Chamber Hears Attack on Guaranteed Wage
Washington business leaders at the Chamber of Commerce 43rd annual meeting heard Frank B. Cliffe of H. J. Heinz Co. label a guaranteed annual wage a beautiful rose with thorns, warning it could hinder expansion and threaten some firms. Attorney General Brownell spoke on pro antitrust aims and compliance. Charles G. Nichols said suburban centers won’t kill downtown commerce, calling the downtown store the complete store.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Frank B. Cliffe
H. J. Heinz Co
Pittsburgh
Cliffe
Chamber
Trade Association
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Justice Department
Charles G. Nichols
G. M. McKelvey Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Stocking Seams Reveal Character and Want Ad Prompt
A society ad notes that carelessness about stocking seams may reflect careless talk. It invites readers to judge Want Ads by themselves and call phone 5451 to see how ads meet needs. It also lists a 29x12 matching Wilton bugs ad with phone 0000.
Congressmen Briefed on Huge Military Aid Plan
Sen. Lyndon Johnson said the administration plans nearly a billion dollars in new military aid to Korea Indochina and Formosa. A Foreign Relations Committee spokesman noted the figure excludes hardware and that total military aid could exceed 1.4 billion for Asia and Europe. The briefing came ahead of a 3.4 billion foreign aid bill with 1.717 billion for military aid and 712.5 million for economic aid, plus defense support payments.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Korea
Indochina
Formosa
Johnson
Senate
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
World
Europe
Asia
Congress
Sen. Johnson
South Viet Nam
George
D-Ga
Meeting Called on July 4 Plans in Butte
Mayor Tim Sullivan outlines city stance on Fourth of July celebration and funding. A May 16 meeting at 8 p.m. in City Council Chambers invites groups to sponsor the event, noting police and city workers should not fund it.
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Butte
Tim J. Sullivan
Driver Exonerated in Wolf Point Boy Death
In a coroner's inquest the driver Miss Phoebe Boyson, 19, Wolf Point, was exonerated in the traffic death of 9 year old Delano L. Reddog. The jury ruled the accident unavoidable and that the boy walked on the wrong side of the road on a Montana highway east of Wolf Point.
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Wolf Point
Phoebe Boyson
Delano L. Reddog
Roosevelt County
Lyman Clayton
Delilah Hubbard
Mont. 13
Reddog
Montana
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