Mansfield Calls for Action to Aid Economy
Senate leader Mike Mansfield urges government steps to extend a tentative upturn into a lasting recovery. He cites improving employment, housing starts, and retail sales but warns against over optimism as 1.3 million new graduates enter a weak job market. He favors tax relief on autos and a price stabilizing metals program. Senators Sparkman and O Mahoney echo cautious views on growth and tax revenue. The Commerce Department advisory council leans against quick tax cuts as a cure for recession.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Congress
John Sparkman
Ala
Sparkman
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Dwye
O'Mahoney
United States
Commerce Dept
Business Advisory Council
Hot Springs
Rioters Sack and Burn U S Information Library in Tripoli
In Tripoli Lebanon rioters looted and burned the U S Information Service library as violence spread through the city. Army with tanks and patrols blocked streets while clashes with police and snipers caused casualties in the second largest Lebanese city.
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Larry Collins
United Press
Tripoli
Lebanon
U.P
U.S. Information Service
Cairo
Middle East
Damascus
U.s.ls
Old City
Old Quarter
Weeks Advisers Oppose Tax Reduction In Recession Fight
Secretary Weeks says his Business Advisory Council members nearly three to one oppose a general tax cut as a quick fix for the recession. A majority favor the five year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act while a sharp split on tax relief emerged during a closed BAC session here.
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Hot Springs
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Business Advisory Council
BAC
Congress
Commerce
Harlow Curtice
General Motors Corp
Council
Russia
Cargo Plane Crashes After Takeoff Near Great Falls
A C119 military cargo plane from Hamilton Air Force Base, California, crashed shortly after takeoff from Malmstrom Air Force Base near Great Falls Montana. Five crew members escaped injury. The aircraft landed in a field near U S Highway 87 89 after losing power about a mile beyond the runway. The crew were Cant. T C Lloyd aircraft commander 2nd Lt D E Lextercamp Sgt L J Uns angst and Sgts J Lee and A J c W H Johnson all from Hamilton.
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Great Falls
Mont
Malmstrom Air Force Base
U. S
Cant
T. ¢. Lloyd
D. E. Lextercamp
L. J. Unsangst
J. Lee
A.j.c. W. H. Johnson
Hamilton
Washington Safety Patrol Concludes Two Day Convention
Thirty one thousand white-belted members of the school safety patrol marched along Constitution Avenue in Washington in a two day convention that drew great public interest. The parade featured 70 bands and 80 floats as the event capped a busy weekend.
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Washington
U.P
School Safety Patrol
Constitution Ave
Episcopal Church Convention Set This Week
The 55th annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Montana opens May 15 in St John Episcopal Church and runs through May 17 with about 300 clergy and lay delegates. Bishop Sterling will deliver the opening address as lay and clerical participants gather for sessions and a preceding lay men's meeting.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Montana
St. John Episcopal Church
St. John Church
James C. Holt
Eugene Stech
Chandler W. Sterling
Sterling
Diocessan
Nixon Cheered In Visit To Ecuador
Vice President Nixon rode through Quito as crowds cheered and 10 000 people saluted Viva Nixon while he kicked off the first ball for a soccer match. He spoke at a news conference about U.S Latin America policy and a proposal by former President Plaza Lasso for loans rather than more aid. Nixon discussed Lima unrest and warned of possible Soviet trade tactics, urging private U.S. enterprise to consider the issue.
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Quito
Ecuador
Nixon
Lima
Peru
United States
Latin America
Galo Plaza Lasso
Plaza
U.S
Russia
Christian Ravndal
Butler Attacks Farm Policy in Great Falls Speech
National Democratic Chairman Paul M. Butler charged the Eisenhower administration with a policy of inaction on economic measures. He attacked farm price supports, mining industry plans, and employment programs, and said Eisenhower would step down in favor of Nixon. He cited farm income decline and rising consumer prices, accusing the administration of deliberate deflation of raw material producers.
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Great Falls
Mont
Democratic
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Butte
Butler
America
Nixon
Agriculture
Benson
Helena
Congress
Seaton
Billings Area Boy Killed by Tractor
Eight-year-old Leonard Gable of the Billings area died after tumbling under a moving wheel type cultivator on a farm west of Billings. Deputy F F Griffin cited Leonard’s grandfather Henry Glackhammer saying the boy, riding with his father, apparently lost balance. He was rushed to a Billings hospital but died after surgery.
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Billings
Leonard Gable
Floyd H Gabel
West of Billings
F. F. Griffin
Henry Glackhammer
Leonard
Glackhammer
Leaders Discuss Program for Mining Congress
Montana program committee members met at the Copper Bowl in Butte to outline ideas for the American Mining Congress meeting in San Francisco September 22 through 25. E I Renouard of The Anaconda Company chaired. Frank Coolbaugh of Climax Molybdenum Co. heads the AMC program committee.
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The
Mining Assn. of
Montana
Copper Bowl
Hotel Finlen
American Mining Congress
San Francisco
E. I. Renouard
Anaconda Company
Butte
Frank Coolbaugh
Climax Melydenum Co
Golden
Colo
Montana Association
AMC
Julian D. Conover
Washington
Three MSU Alumni Urge Aronson to Fire Board
Three Montana State University alumni petitioned Governor J Hugo Aronson to remove the State Board of Education and reinstall Dr Carl McFarland as MSU president. They cited political jealousy and lack of educational vision, signing Robert Bennetts Dan Dykstra and Ross L Miller. The Board had 7 2 accepted McFarland's resignation and named Dr Gordon B Castle interim president after a three week salary dispute.
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Missoula
Montana State University
J. Hugo Aronson
State Board of Education
Carl McFarland
MSU
Montana
Robert Bennetts
Great Falls
Alumni Assn
Dan Dykstra
Helena
Ross L. Miller
Board of Education
McFarland
Gordon B. Castle
Constitutional Garment
Justice Harrison To Address Scout Banquet
Chief Justice James T. Harrison of the Montana State Supreme Court will speak at the Vigilante Council Boy Scout Award banquet set for 5 PM Sunday May 18 in the Whittier School gym. More than 450 people expected. awards for outstanding service to Scouting will be presented, climaxed by the Silver Beaver award for distinguished service to boyhood in the Vigilante Council area.
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James T. Harrison
Montana State Supreme Court
Vigilante Council
Whittier School
Washoe
Pioneer
High
This Old Soldier 111 Fades but Little SLANT VA
Virginia's Civil War veteran General John B Salling, near SLANT, will turn 112 on Thursday and receives a gala party. One of only two living Civil War veterans in Virginia, Salling remains spry though confined to a wheelchair. His daughter says he eats well and has no major complaints, and he was presented with a WAC uniform.
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Virginia
John
Salling
Liv
Walter Williams
Franklin
Tex Salling
H. A. McKamey
Women's Army Corps
Toastmasters End Parley Names Montana District Leaders
John Connors of Great Falls advances to district governor at a one day Butte session. Wallace Waddell of Helena hands over as predecessor. Ed Englehart of Mis soula is first lieutenant governor and John Austrong is second lieutenant governor. Allen C. Simpson of Helena is education chairman. George Loomis and Richard Chisholm are appointive officers from Great Falls. The district backs George Anderson of Great Falls for International Board of Control. Richard Jaramillo of Billings wins the top spot in a contest with Asgar Mikkelson of Troy. Jaramillo earns a zone contest berth for June 13–14 in Boise.
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John Connors
Great Falls
Montana
Toastmasters International
Butte
Wallace Waddell
Helena
Ed Englehart
Missoula
John Austrong
Allen C. Simpson
George Loomis
Richard Chisholm
George Anderson
International Board of Control
Richard Jaramillo
Billings
Asgar Mikkelson
Troy
Jaramillo
Boise
Idaho
Hat on Woman Chief No Sign of Airs
A psychology view says wearing hats indoors by female executives is not necessarily putting on airs. Department store buyers don hats to avoid being mistaken for saleswomen. If you seek a good salesperson, place Help Ads via the ad-writer line 5451.
Khrushchev Could Buy Western Machinery for Consumer Goods
Washington officials say Khrushchev could buy Western machinery to boost Soviet consumer goods output but faces Western trade barriers. He may also push a broader offensive to challenge the Western system, risking Western alliance tensions and pressure over arms limits, Yugoslavia, and a possible summit.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Khrushchev
Britain
United States
State Dept
Yugoslavia
Montana Weather Report With Weekend Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy conditions prevail through Monday with isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers. Warm Sunday and Sunday night, highs 70-80 west and 75-85 east. lows 35-45 west and 40-55 east. Monday turns slightly cooler, highs 65-75 west and 70-80 east. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
Remarkable 75th Birthday Honored With Roses And Cake
Mrs Suydam 75 was celebrated at Safeway on Front Street for Mothers Day receiving two dozen longstem roses and a large cake. Born in Corning Iowa, she is a polio survivor in a wheelchair yet active in charity. She and husband William D Suydam retired depotmaster have seven children, 22 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Sunday visits from Butte family continued the warm tribute.
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Minnie Suydam
William D. Suydam
Emma Sr
Safeway
Front Street
Martha Brandl
Harvey Odegaard
Suydam
Corning
Iowa
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Butte
Comedian Skelton's Son Loses Fight Against Leukemia
Hollywood reporting states Richard Skelton, 9, son of comedian Red Skelton, died at UCLA Medical Center after a battle with leukemia. Skelton and wife Georgia were by his side as the family had earlier toured the world together. Richard would have turned 10 on May 20.
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Hollywoods
Red Skelton
Saturday Night
Richard
Ucla Medical Center
Skelton
Georgia
Valentina
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