Dulles Warns U S Faces Encirclement
Secretary of State Dulles warned at the Minnesota Centennial that the United States must act on many fronts to avoid being encircled by hostile despotism. He accused the Soviet Union of courting less developed nations with aid offers to subvert their independence and urged stronger support for foreign aid and trade programs.
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Minneapolis
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Minnesota
U. S
Historian Toole Resigns Over McFarland Row
Spokane report says Dr. K Ross Toole resigns as Montana State Historical Society director in protest of Montana State University president Carl McFarland's resignation. Toole cites harm to the Historical Society and his long ties to MSU. Governor Aronson arrives in Helena amid ongoing controversy as alumni seek board action.
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Spokane
K. Ross Toole
Montana State Historical Society
Carl McFarland
Montana State University
Toole
Helena
Historical Society of Montana
Historical Society
University of California At
Los Angeles
MSU
Board of Education
Butte
Ross Miller
Montana Alumni Assn
Montana
The
Board of Trustees
Montana School of Mines
McFarland
Robert H. Bennetts
Great Falls
Hugo Aronson
Cut Bank
Aronson
Darrell Coover
Education Group Hears Complaints About Open Bids
Contractors allege that maintenance employees at state educational and other institutions used in house crews for new construction and remodeling, bypassing competitive bids. The fourth appeal seeks an attorney general opinion as guidance, with officials from the Montana School of Mines hosting the subcommittee and board members present.
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Butte
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Attorney General
Montana School of Mines
Merritt Warden
Kalispell
Clarence Popham
Corvallis
George Lund
Tragedy On Road Ends In Teen’s Gunshot Death
Lynn Leathers 16 died from a gunshot reportedly accidental while en route to Butte from a rabbit hunting trip in Jefferson County. Passengers Melvin Hutchinson Martin Mulcahy and Donald Briggs were with him as Undersheriff Harper and Deputy Duckham investigated.
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Lynn Leathers
Lewis Leathers
E. Gagnon
Boys Central High School
Butte
Pipestone Springs
Jefferson County
Young Leathers
Pipestone
Melvin Hutchinson
Wyoming
Martin Mulcahy
Donald Briggs
W. Woolman
Frank Harper
William Duckham
Leathers
Hutchinson
Briggs
Mulcahy
Whitehall
Lynn
Harper
Melvin
Page
Education Board Sets Montana Meeting at Mines Today
Montana State Board of Education will meet Monday in the Library Museum Building at Montana School of Mines starting at 10 o clock. Sunday the presidents of six state universities gathered in executive session to discuss forthcoming agenda items and board leadership changes following the May 6 resignation of Montana State University’s president.
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Montana State Board of Education
Montana School of Mines
Montana University System
Montana State University
Montana State College
Western Montana College of Education
Havre
Eastern Montana College of Education
Billings
School of Mines
Board of Education
E. G. Koch
R. R. Renne
L. O. Brockmann
Northern Montana College of Education
Herbert Steel
James Short
Gordon B. Castle
State Board of Education
Carl McFarland
J. Hugo Aronson
Forrest Anderson
Public
Harriet Miller
E. J. Riley
Butte
G. F. Chambers
Cut Bank
Boynton G. Paige
Philipsburg
Merrit N
Kalispell
Earl Hall
Great Falls
George Lund
F. H. Petro
Miles City
Aronson
Miller
Atty
Gen. Anderson
Miss Miller
The
George Haney
City Superintendent of Schools
Murl H. Gidel
Howard A. Johnson
Avalanche at Brienzer Rothorn Kills Four Swiss Skiers
An avalanche on the Brienzer Rothorn in Switzerland struck 15 skiers trekking upward in four groups. Authorities report four dead and seven injured, with four others lightly hurt. Rescue teams including alpine guides, police, soldiers, and air service recovered the bodies over six hours. the injured were taken to Lucerne hospital.
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Soerenberg
Switzerland
U.P
Brienzer Rothorn
Lucerne
Three Babies Born on Mothers Day in Butte
Three babies were born in Butte on Mothers Day. A daughter arrived at 5:09 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin G. Cargill of Butte in St. James Hospital. A son followed at 6:40 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Max Durney of 318 Kemper in Butte Community Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born at 6:58 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Chamberlain of 212 North Crystal in St. James Hospital. A second daughter was born late Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ellis of 1803 South Jackson at Butte Community Memorial Hospital.
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Butte
Calvin G. Cargill
Rt. 1
St. James Hospital
Max Durney
Kemper
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Thomas M. Chamberlain
N. Crystal
Clarence Ellis
S. Jackson
Voroshilov's Trip to Tito Is Called Off
Belgrade dispatch reports the Kremlin canceled Soviet President Klimenti Voroshilov's planned visit to Yugoslavia. The postponement appeared without a stated reason, issued first by Tanjug and later confirmed by Moscow's Tass. No new date was set as Pravda attacked Tito's liberalization stance.
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Belgrade
U.P
Kremlin
Klimenti Voroshilov
Russia
Tanjug
Lawyers to Hold State Meet Here June 13 14
The 70th annual Montana Bar Assn convention will gather at the Finlen Hotel in Butte June 13 and 14 with 300 to 350 lawyers expected. Ross Malone of Roswell New Mexico will address June 14, joined by Prof. Fred L. Strodtbeck of the University of Chicago and U S Circuit Judge Walter L Pope.
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Montana Bar Assn
Finlen Hotel
Kendrick Smith
Butte
United States
Montana
Smith
Ross Malone
Roswell
N. M
American Bar Assn
Fred L. Strodtbeck
School of Law
University of Chicago
Walter L. Pope
San Francisco
Malcolm Bauer
The
Oregonian
Portland
Ore
Committee On
Robert P. Ryan
Deer Lodge
Ben E. Berg Jr
Reporter's Work and Woman's Faith May Win New Trial
Denver in a new trial bid for Bethel F. Brooke, 36, life prisoner convicted of murder in the July 13 1957 slaying of Edith Norma Marck, 25. An anonymous letter and investigative reporting by The Denver Post led to polygraph tests and a probe suggesting Brooke may be innocent or not the shooter.
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Denver
Bethel F. Brooke
Brooke
Edith Norma Marck
John Snyder
Clothes Horses Are Health Workers
Psychologists say clothes horses fixate on grooming as a sign of health. For quick action to buy, sell, or trade horses or livestock, use Want Ads by calling 5451.
Nixon faces anti U S protests in Bogotá Colombia
Vice President Richard Nixon encountered fresh anti U S demonstrations in Bogotá on his South American tour. Police cavalry charged to disperse two protestes outside his hotel and during a wreath laying at a Sim on Bolivar statue while a 1000 strong crowd watched. Nixon met with President-Elect Alberto Lleras Camargo and praised Colombia’s political stability and friendship with the United States.
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Bogota
Colombia
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Simon Bolivar
United States
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Lleras
U. S
Farmer Drowns In Reservoir Near Gildford
James Brownlee, a Gildford area farmer and father of two, drowned in a small reservoir Sunday after his horse returned riderless. Deputy Sheriff Al Halladay said Brownlee was knocked unconscious when the horse either fell or threw him, and his body was recovered shortly after 1 p.m. No inquest is planned.
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Gildford
al Halladay
Hill County
James Brownlee
Halladay
Brownlee
Red Skelton's son dies after leukemia at UCLA Medical Center
Richard Skelton, age nine, dies from leukemia at UCLA Medical Center after weeks of blood transfusions. Red Skelton stood by his hospital room as the boy asked for a red blanket for Mother's Day and whispered farewell moments before death. Georgia Skelton and Red faced the tragedy together, then returned home.
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Hollywood
Richard Skelton
Ucla Medical Center
Comic Red Skelton
Richard
Red
Sears-Roebuck
Valentina
Georgia Skelton
Georgia
Montana Weather Outlook for East and West Regions
East Montana sees considerable cloudiness through Tuesday with scattered showers and thundershowers, gusty winds near the storms, and a cooldown. Highs 65-80 west and 80-95 east, with Monday night and Tuesday cooler. lows 45-55. West Montana expects cloudiness and showers with some high mountain snow, gusty winds near thundershowers, cooler Monday, highs 60-75 and 55-70 Tuesday. lows 40-50. The table notes 12 hour maximums ending 5 p.m. Sunday and 18 hour minimums.
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Montana
Anti-West Riots Trigger Full-Scale Lebanon Strike Call
In Tripoli Lebanon gun battles erupt for a third day as anti Western forces clash with pro government groups. Three people are wounded and hospitalised amid a spreading violence. Opponents call for a nationwide general strike to oust President Camille Chamoun, accusing the government of bloodshed. Police guard the U S Embassy in Beirut as bombs explode.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
U.P
Mena
Beirut
Camille Chamoun
U. S
Russia Open to Talks on End of Nuclear Tests
Khrushchev tells Eisenhower the Soviet Union is ready to negotiate enforcement of a world agreement ending nuclear tests. Moscow quotes him saying both sides may appoint experts to study detection of possible violations and complete work in the shortest term agreed. The message replies to Eisenhower’s April 28 letter urging Soviet support.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Russia
Radin Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
White House welcomes Khrushchev talks on nuclear test policing
The White House welcomed Khrushchev agreeing to technical talks on policing a future nuclear test ban and urged broader disarmament scope. Moscow radio reported Khrushchev would join the U S in studying methods to police an international testing halt.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
White House
Khrushchev
Moscow Radio
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Moscow
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
United States
United Nations Disarmament
Trial of Hellman Resumes in U S Court Today
The U S District Court trial of John C Hellman resumes at 10 a m Monday before Judge W D Murray and a jury after a weekend recess. John Lautner testifies that he was a Communist Party member for 21 years and now consults to the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Government aims to prove Hellman violated the Smith Act by party membership while seeking overthrow of the government. Earlier witnesses Clowes and Rolfson described 1947 Missoula meetings to recruit them into the Communist Party.
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U. S. District Court
John C. Hellman
MDST
W. D. Murray
John Lautner
Youngstown
Ohio
Communist Party
Committee On UN
Arthur W. Clowes
St. Paul
Clowes
Rolfson
Nuclear Test Blast Sets Off at Bikini Atoll
The Atomic Energy Commission reports a nuclear test blast Sunday at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific at 10:50 a.m. MST. Earlier confirmation noted an April 28 explosion as part of the Hardtack weapons tests at Eniwetok Proving Ground, with Rep. Charles O Porter revealing ongoing tests.
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Washington
Bikini Atoll
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Charles O. Porter
D-Ore
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Education Group
Education Board
Alps
Voroshilov
Tito
Marck
Snyder
Denver Post
Prince Bertil
Sweden
Astrid
Norway
Red Skelton
Montana Weather
Broadus
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
By Larry Collins
City
U. S. Information Service
France
Rene Coty
Pierre Pflimlin
Pflimlin
Felix Gaillard
Hellman
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