Powerful Nuclear West Shots Without Discovery Possible
The Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee says muffled nuclear explosions five times as powerful as the first bombs could occur for years without detection. The report, based on hearings with Bethe, Teller, Urey, Graves, notes no U.S. tests since 1958 and cites seismic detection efforts linked to Geneva and new stations planned under Eisenhower.
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Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower
White House
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Joint Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Hans Bethe
Edward Teller
Harold Urey
Alvine C. Graves
United States
U.S
Geneva
Anaconda Earnings Dip On 1960 First Quarter
Anaconda Co reports first quarter 1960 earnings of 12.95 million dollars or 1.21 a share, down from 16.25 million or 1.52 a share a year earlier. Strike lasting from August to mid February delayed full restart and caused startup costs, though chairman Clyde E. Weed notes strong European copper demand and a favorable outlook barring unforeseen events.
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New York
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Clyde E. Weed
Europe
Man Shot While in Bed Says He Thought He Was Dead
Stanley Gorse, 29, told police he woke to find two bullet wounds in his head after an apparent shooting in his East New York room. He described seeing blood on his face and hand, with a bullet in his skull and another in the roof of his mouth. He was hospitalized in critical condition with no forced entry or other occupants aware of the attack.
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NEW York (Ap
Stanley Gorse
Gorse
New York
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Mothers Day Babies Born in Butte Hospitals
Mrs. Joseph Rask of 1554 Harrigan and Mrs. Robert Nolte of Silver Star welcomed a girl and a boy respectively at St. James Community Hospital on Sunday Mother's Day.
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Harrigan
Robert Nolte
Butte
Rask
Nolte
St. James Community Hospital
Montana Weather Forecast Eastern and Western Sections
Montana east fair and warmer Monday and Monday night. Tuesday mostly cloudy west with showers in mountains and partly cloudy east with little temperature change. Highs 60 to 70, lows 35 to 45. Montana west fair with possible showers and small temp changes. Highs 55 to 65, lows 30 to 40. Table notes 12 hour maximums 18 hour minimums 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Major Rebel Drive Smashed at Algeria Border
The French army said it smashed a major rebel push into Algeria from Morocco. An army spokesman reported 120 Algerian nationalist guerrillas were killed or captured south of Ain Sefra near the Sahara frontier as they pressed the defense line on Saturday.
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Algeria
Morocco
Ain Sefra
Sahara
Castro Opponent Claims Attempt on Life at Havana Airport
Aureliano Sanchez Arango, Cuban anti Castro leader, says a shooting at Havana International Airport was an assassination attempt. A follower was wounded and others hospitalized. police arrested a gunman. Officials detained AP correspondent Richard Valeriani and photographer Tony Ortega at the scene.
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Aureliano Sanchez Arango
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Venezuela
Sanchez Arango
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Fulgencio Batista
Mye
Felipe Alonso
Communist Party
Associated Press
Richard Valeriani
Tony Ortega
Military Investigation Department
Yank Kidnapped By Insurgents In Nicaragua
American cattle raiser Thomas D. Capps was kidnapped by armed insurgents who crossed from Honduras into Nicaragua. The group fought an encounter with a Nicaragua army patrol and fled back into Honduras with no reported casualties. Capps, from Louisiana, was taken from his Las Marias Valley estate in Nueva Segovia two years ago.
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Nicaragua
Thomas D. Capps
Honduras
Nicaragua National Guard
Capps
U. S
Louisiana
Las Marias Valley
Nueva Segouia Department
Russians Rid US in Capture Story
Soviet papers detail the capture of pilot Francis Powers and mock the United States for its alleged intelligence failure. Pravda and other cartoons depict Powers as a spy on a mission, with Khrushchev signaling possible trial and a Paris summit ahead.
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Moscow
Francis G. Powers
United States
Pravda
Urals
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Woman Arrested For Selling Beer To Minor At Tavern
A woman named Maria Gere mia was booked at 320 E. Park on a charge of selling beer to a 17 year old. She posted a $300 bail and was released from the city jail after the youth was taken into custody and handed to county authorities on unlawful possession of beer. Officers O'Leary and Mulcahy arrested her at the Silver King Tavern, 317 E. Park, near her home.
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Maria Geremia
E. Park
John O'Leary
Maurice Mulcahy
O'Leary
Mulcahy
Silver King Tavern
Negro Girl Wins Miss Festival at Cannes Contest
La Jeune Hundley, 19 year old American Negro, was elected Miss Festival at Cannes during the film festival beauty contest. The Alexandria Virginia native, 34 22 34, models in Washington DC and arrived in Cannes as winner of a New York City beauty contest offering a three week European vacation and Cannes trip.
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France
la- Jeune Hundley
Miss Hundley
Alexandria
Washington, D.C
New York City
Kalamazoo college crowns first Negro queen of May
Grace Hayes a 21 year old from Little Rock Arkansas was elected queen by Kalamazoo College students during Mothers Day weekend observances. The coeducational school of about 700 students has five current Black students.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Arkansas
Kalamazoo College
Grace Hayes
Little Rock
Three Killed in Peru Sugar Plant Strike Clash
In Paramanga, 125 miles northeast of Lima, police clashed with Grace and Co. workers on strike over time clocks. Three workers were killed and 19 wounded in the confrontation Saturday at the sugar and cotton plantation.
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Peru
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Paramanga
Ike and Hetter Discuss Policy Impact Before Paris Summit
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Herter held an unscheduled Sunday talks on the U S spy plane incident and its policy impact ahead of Khrushchev’s Paris summit. Officials warned Moscow could derail talks by intensifying propaganda and public display of the pilots.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Christian A. Herter
White House
Gettysburg
Herter
Ebsenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
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New York
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Face the Nation
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Adana
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Ankara
U.S
Selwyn Lloyd
Chequers
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Planes Said Seen In US Skies
London reports cite Daily Mail and Daily Herald claiming British and American aircraft conducted reconnaissance missions deep in Russia. One paper says Russian planes were seen over Britain, Canada and the United States. Officials provided no comment.
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Britain
Canada
United States
Daily Mail
The
Daily Herald
Air Ministry
Foreign Office
Soviet Union
Royal Air Force
Iron Curtain
Mrs Cross Locked in Toilet Delays Soccer Match
Ethel Cross, 51, became locked in a men’s lavatory at a West Bromwich stadium Tuesday night. She remained trapped until visitors found and freed her Wednesday after a frantic family search, missing a half of the game and claiming eight pounds fifteen shillings in damages.
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West Bromwich
England
Ethel Cross
Cross
Leslie
Ray
Mrs. Cross
Steve Canyon Joins The Standard Post Comics Page
Milton Caniff brings Steve Canyon to The Standard Post daily today with a Sunday color section to follow later this month. Canyon a lieutenant colonel in the U S Air Force, pursues jet age adventures that echo current events with speed, danger, and romance.
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Steve Canyon
Standard Post
Sunday Standard
Canyon
U.S
Air Force
U.S. position at summit weakened by Khrushchev claim
Khrushchev exposed U S intelligence flight over the Soviet Union alarming Western officials. Norway and Pakistan denied knowledge of the U2 flight with Bodo and Peshawar links. Pakistan warned of a protest while Turkey and Britain cautioned over imperial timing ahead of the Paris summit.
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Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
Paris
Eisenhower
United States
Norway
Pakistan
Francis G. Powers
U.S.S.R
Khrushchev
Peshawar
Bodo
Foreign Ministry
Karachi
Powers
Miner to Miner Father Seeks Khrushchev Help for Son
Oliver W Powers, a former coal miner from Powell’s Fork Pound Virginia, appeals to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to free his son Francis G Powers held in Russia on spy charges after piloting a downed American plane. He likens their shared mining background seeking mercy.
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Oliver W. Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Powers
Francis G. Powers
Russia
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
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