NATO Studies Plan To Stockpile Nuclear Weapons
An Allied summit discusses making nuclear weapons and guided missiles available immediately for Europe’s defense from Arctic to Aegean. The United States would lead in supplying and stockpiling these arms as part of the plan. A Western statesman outlines designation of the supreme commander of Allied forces in Europe.
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BOM
Germany
North Atlantic
Europe
Arctic
Aegean
United States
U S Could Hit Russia With Mighty Power
The United States could swiftly unleash more than two billion tons of nuclear explosive force if the Soviet attack on Western Europe proceeds before defenses are built. NATO ministers in Bonn say modern weapons defense and U S firepower deter aggression and stress plans to share nuclear arms or elevate West Germany’s NATO status.
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Washington
United States
Russia
North Atlantic Council
Moscow
Atlantic Alliance
Bonn
Germany
Navy
Saceur
Lauris Norstad
U. S
NATO
Europe
West Germany
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Greece
Turkey
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
Dulles
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Safety Check Up Starts Monday in Butte
The Butte Kiwanis Club with law enforcement and local dealers launches a voluntary free safety check for vehicles starting Monday at 10 am in front of the Civic Center. Montana Highway Patrol, city police, and sheriff's deputies will supervise with a mechanic on site for mechanical tests.
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Butte
Butte Kiwanis Club
Civic Center
Montana
Sheriff's Deputies
Three Children Die In Fire At Lockbourne Base Home
At Lockbourne Air Force Base Ohio a house fire killed Maj Nelson B O Beirne and his wife and their three children Donald 9 Barry 5 and Bruce 4. The blaze started while the family slept and fire damaged the $10 000 residence. Mrs O Beirne had serious burns and Maj O Beirne was uninjured but sedated.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.P
Air Force
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Donald
Barry
Bruce
Nelson B. O' Beirne
Air Base
O’bierne
Clean-Up Drive Is Blueprint For Better City
A 1957 clean-up campaign in Butte aims to eliminate fire and health hazards citywide. Leaders from fire, health services, city and county government back a program to clear dangerous materials, beautify homes, and attract residents and tourists at no extra cost. The executive committee includes Harold Konen and local officials. steering comprises volunteer fire chiefs and the Fire Prevention Bureau head. Continued Page 4-B, Col. 1.
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Butte
Harold Konen
Silver Bow Volunteer Firemen's
Butte Fire Dept
Train Car Collision Kills Five in Indiana
A PA Railroad passenger train struck a car carrying Zeb Ernest Burge 33 pastor Mildred Burge and their child Diana 3 plus Betty Taylor 23 and Ella Strange 60 at a crossing near Austin Indiana. Police say signals were functioning. The wreckage remained along the track for about half a mile as crews cut through with torches.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Austin
Zeb Ernest Burge
Church of God
Mitchell
Mildred
Diana
Betty Taylor
Ella Strange
Burges
Louisville
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nicaraguans Cite Honduran Aerial Attack On Border Villages
Managua reports that Honduran planes strafed Mocoron and Laymon on the disputed border. President Somoza vows to defend frontiers and retaliate if strikes continue, urging enlistment as appeals blast via radio. He accuses Honduras of violating a halt while a peace committee acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Mocoron
Laymon
Luis Somoza
Five-man OAS peace mission arrives in Tegucigalpa
A five member Organization of American States delegation arrived in Tegucigalpa by US Air Force plane from Panama to seek a settlement of the Honduras Nicaragua border dispute. Thousands welcomed the group with cheers and chants of justice. The mission aims to restore peace and plans to visit Nicaragua on Monday after meetings with Honduras' ruling junta and Foreign Ministry officials. No clashes were reported on arrival despite earlier skirmishes.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Nicaragua
Organization of American States
Air Force
Panama
Ricardo Arias
OAS
Washington
Foreign Ministry
Monay
Montana to Study Taxes and Schools Organization
Ten Montanans are forming a committee to study state taxes and schools. Gov. J Hugo Aronson appointed the group, with a Dec 1, 1958 reporting deadline and a $35 000 appropriation. Members include Sen D M Manning, Les Hanson, Mike Lacy, Aus tin C Thompson, George E Diehl, and Winton Weydemeyer.
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Helena
D. M. Manning
Hysham
D-Treasure
Les Hanson
Glasgow Auto
Mike Lacy
Butte Stationary Engineers
Austin C. Thompson
Great Falls
Cascade County Trades and Labor Assembly
George E. Diehl
East Helena
Montana Farm Bureau
Winton Weydemeyer
Glover to Address Montana School of Mines Graduates
Roy H. Glover chairman of The Anaconda Company will speak at the 57th Montana School of Mines commencement on June 7 and receive an honorary Doctor of Laws. Dr. Edwin G. Koch notes Glover’s mining world standing and Montanan ties.
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Roy H. Glover
Anaconda Company
Montana School of Mines
School of Mines
Edwin G. Koch
Mining College
Glover
Montana
New York
Dr. Koch
Identical Twins Go Missing From Tags In Mix-Up
MT. CLEMENS Mich Jane and Joan Furton two one year old twins slipped off their identification bracelets and now even their parents cannot tell them apart Their mother says one cries first to be fed while the other is picked up and hospital records including palm prints may help distinguish them Hospital officials believe palm prints remain on file from the birth doctor Willard notes fingerprints in records may settle the mix-up
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Jane
Joan Furton
Joan
Athlone Furton
Clinton Township
Man Who Stole Suitcase Finds Boa Inside
Surprised thief opens the luggage to reveal a 3 foot long boa constrictor hidden by J. N. Maris a state fish and game department snake expert in San Pedro California The incident ends with a jolt for the thief and a dangerous surprise for him.
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San Pedro
Calif
U.P
J. N. Maris
Maris
State Fish and Game Department
Vigilante Council Scout Exposition Attracts Big Crowds
Hundreds of parents and scouts from Butte and nearby towns attend the Vigilante Council Scouting Exposition at the Butte Civic Center. Exhibits by nearly 2,000 boys showcase Indian craft, first aid, camping, archery, rope making, leathercraft and other crafts under leaders Dr. H. J. Sannan W. Wayne Jones Ray Calkins Fritz Apostel and M. K. Matthewson coordinating arrangements.
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Butte Civic Center
Butte
Dillon
Walkerville
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Drummond
Warm Springs
Sheridan
Galen
Ennis
Boulder
H. J. Sannan
W. Wayne Jones
Participation
Ray Calkins
Fritz Apostel
M. K. Matthewson
Democrats Attack Ike Budget at New Money Dinner
In Washington Harry S. Truman and Adlai E. Stevenson assailed President Eisenhower's budget and foreign policy. They urged a slow budget cut as about 2,200 Democrats attended a $100 dinner at the National Guard Armory, questioning the peacetime budget size of 71.8 billion.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
America
Eisenhower
Truman
Stevenson
White House
National Guard
Western GOPs Say Power Policy Is Sound
Western Republicans at a Salt Lake City conference endorse Eisenhower era power policy and urge farm program reforms. Meade Alcorn, chairman of the Republican National Committee, cautions about telegraphing a punch while predicting potential gains in 1958, though specifics are withheld. He notes the West as a key growth region.
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Salt Lake City
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
GOP
Alcorn
Senate
House
Creek Tragedy Claims Missoula Boy in Rattlesnake Creek
William Scheer, 16, a Missoula County High School junior, drowned Saturday after a rubber raft with two classmates, John Finley and James Straight, was swept beneath snags in Rattlesnake Creek. Finley was rescued after managing to grab a snag. Straight survived. Scheer’s body had not been recovered by Saturday night.
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Missoula
William Scheer
Missoula County High School
Rattlesnake Creek
Leonard R. Scheer
John Finley
James Straight
MHS
Finley
Straight
Scheer
Eye shape myths and a want ad offer
The text discusses stereotypes about eye shape and claims Orientals have nearly horizontal eyes due to a low nose-bridge. It then shifts to an offer for assisted advertising with staff ready to help, providing a phone number for contact.
Montana Toll Reaches 57 in May Traffic Deaths
Six people died Friday and Saturday in Montana road crashes raising May 1957 toll to 57, with fatalities from Havre Conrad East Helena Kalispell and Wolf Creek. Ex Butte resident Laurence Oberholtzer dies near Kalispell, others include two Havre teens Carol Belcourt and Yvonne Kohlman and Great Falls man near Wolf Creek. Police accuse Maurice Connelly of reckless driving in Havre crash. coroner to hold inquest.
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Montana
Butte
Laurence Oberholtzer
Kalispell
Havre
Great Falls
Wolf Creek
Conrad
East Helena
Gregor Lake
Libby
Sol Catron
Flathead County
Oberholtzer
Michael
Thomas
Christine
Ora
Carol Belcourt
Yvonne Jane Kohlman
Gary Flansburg
Box Elder
Mary McSloy
Haston Broadus
Maurice J. Connelly
Broadus
Connelly
Belcourt
J. D. Munson
Robert F. Calloway
Rapid City
S.D
Walter Lyons
Boyle
Boise
Idaho
Lyons
Joseph Sider Jr
Helena
C. R. Johnson
Death of Marion man from Kalispell bus crash near Kalispell
Laurence Oberholtzer 26 of Marion and former Butte died from injuries after a school bus collision about 20 miles west of Kalispell. No Kalispell Central School children or bus driver were hurt. Bus was driven by Lester Heminger Whitefish. Oberholtzer’s young son was treated in a Kalispell hospital. Both vehicles were traveling east on U S Highway 2 between Marion and Mc.
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Kalispell
Laurence Oberholtzer
Marion
Butte
Kalispell Central
Lester Heminger
Whitefish
Oberholtzer
U. S. Highway 2
Floods Strain Texas Rivers Across Lone Star State
Flooding returned to Texas with heavy rains along the Wichita Falls Brazos River stretch and the Lower Trinity as areas still reeling from prior high water faced new damage. The Red Cross put 9000 people displaced and 2000 homes damaged or destroyed while Eisenhower allocated a million dollars for public property repairs.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Brazos River
Trinity
Texas- Louisiana
Sabine
Deweyville
Evangeline
Eisenhower
Red Cross
Montana Weather Outlook for East and West Regions
East Montana will be fair early Sunday then partly cloudy into Monday with scattered thundershowers mainly in the southwest, little temperature change with highs 68 to 78 and lows 40 to 50. West Montana turns partly to mostly cloudy Sunday into Monday with scattered showers, highs 70 to 75, lows 40 to 45.
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Montana
Librarian Group Sets Election As 44th Montana Convention Ends
The Montana State Library Assn closes its 44th annual convention with officer elections, committee reports, and resolutions adoption. Delegates met at the Finlen Hotel and Montana School of Mines, with sessions led by Doris Wilson and speakers Helen Luce and Bert Hansen.
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Montana State Library Assn
Finlen Hotel
Montana School of Mines
Doris Wilson
Bozeman
Helen Luce
Washington, D. C
Federal Office of Health and Education
Bert Hansen
Montana State University
Miss
Laura McBride
Ralph S. Smith
Fred Hames
Walter Ackerman
J. G. Ruggles
Bahngrell Brown
W. C. Laity
Kenneth McLeod
Frank Kelly
Anaconda
Ralph Smith
Seth
Gildford
Bemus
Superior
Wok
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U.S
By Elton C. Fay
Honduran
Weir, Clift, Glover and Bennett
Cooper, Stephenson and Glover
Western General Counsel
Great Falls Law
W. H. Hoover
Chile
Carlos Ibanez del Campo
Ike
By Douglas B. Cornell
Harry S. Truman
Creek
Dallas
Mont
Great
Montana Weather
Billings Oe An Pep
Belgrade
Broadus Seeseersreeee
Butte Senereeneenenne
Cut Bank
Drummond Glasgow
Havre Cao Enn
Lewistown
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