President Plans Broad Campaign Rollout
White House press secretary James Hagerty says President Eisenhower has many campaign plans for the fall and that the issues will be thoroughly covered. In an interview with Rep. Keating, Hagerty noted five or six TV speeches may be made, with a nontraditional, electronics‑age approach. He sees no major changes from the 1952 Republican platform and says most mail favors Nixon remaining as running mate.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Rep
Keating
White House
Nixon
Johnson holds votes for moderate in Texas delegation
Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas plans to share Texas 56 delegates with House Speaker Sam Rayburn at the August Chicago convention. Johnson aims to position for a possible 1960 bid, seeking a moderate platform if Adlai Stevenson falters in California and Kefauver gains momentum.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Chicago
Rayburn
Allan Shivers
Adlai E. Stevenson
California
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
Resolution to Probe Ending Relations with Soviet Russia
Rep. Smith of Wisconsin announced a resolution calling for a congressional inquiry into severing relations with Soviet Russia. He described Soviet leaders as international outlaws and urged consideration of ending relations with untrustworthy men, linking global trouble to Communism.
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Washington
Rep. Smith
R-Wis
Russia
Smith
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Eden Faces Parliament over Missing Frogman Case
London reports Prime Minister Eden to confront an all out third degree in the House of Commons about Lionel Crabb the missing diver who allegedly spied on Soviet warships near Portsmouth. Questions focus on orders secrecy death and potential Secret Service involvement amid international scrutiny.
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London
Eden
British
Lionel Crabb
Ordzhonikidze
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Portsmouth Harbor
Crabb
House of Commons
Russia
English
Secret Service
Leningrad
Guy Burgess
Don Maclean
Butte Man Named to Committee on Indian Health
The Public Health Service announced a nine member advisory committee on Indian health to assist in expanding medical care for American Indians. Three members are Indians: Chief Justice N B Johnson of Oklahoma's Supreme Court, Anna Wauneka of Window Rock Arizona, and Frank Ducheneaux of Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Council. Other members include Robert Atwood of Anchorage Daily Times, Dr. Robert Neff Barr, Dr. Fred T. Foard, Dr. Alexander H. Leighton, Dr. James Perkins, and Dr. Raymond F. Peterson of Butte Montana.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Indian Health
N. B. Johnson
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Anna Wauneka
Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Tribal Council
Frank Ducheneaux
Cheyenne Agency
S. D
Indian Bureau
Robert B Atwood
Anchorage
Alaska
Daily Times
Robert Neff Barr
Minnesota State Board of Health
Fred T. Foard
North Carolina State Board of Health
Alexander H. Leighton
Cornell University
James Perkins
National Tuberculosis Assn
New York
Raymond F. Peterson
Butte
Mont
Hydrogen Bomb Test Delayed Again at Pacific Proving Grounds
Unfavorable winds force seventh postponement of Shot Cherokee in the mid pacific aboard USS Mt. McKinley at Eniwetok. Defense leaders plan a series of tests under tight secrecy with weapons designed for tactical use and varied yields from thousands to multi million tons.
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MT. Mckinley
Eniwetok
mid-Pacific
Task Force 7 Command
Marshall Islands
Defense and Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Proving Ground
Proving Ground
Wilson
AEC
Strauss
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Clift Hurt in Auto Wreck Near Elizabeth Taylor Home
Actor Montgomery Clift was seriously injured when his car hit a power pole while returning from a dinner at Elizabeth Taylor’s home in West Los Angeles. He suffered facial cuts a broken nose and possible brain concussion and was taken to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Police noted no alcohol but possible excessive speed. no citation issued.
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West
Los Angeles
Montgomery Clift
Elizabeth Taylor
Clift
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Confessions Repudiated by Freed Israel Leftist
Israel leftist socialist leader Mor dechai Oren arrived in Zurich after five years in Czechoslovak prison and repudiated a confession of Zionist spying against the Communists. Oren, age 51, appeared gray and emaciated after completing a 15 year sentence.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Mordechai Oren
Czechoslovakia
Oren
Harriman Urges Following FDR Truman at Denver Stop
Gov Averell Harriman of New York urged Democratic adherence to New and Fair Deal principles during a lunch with leaders in Denver. He warned that drifting from Roosevelt and Truman could jeopardize peace and the Cold War effort, while noting plans to keynote the Wyoming state convention and a western swing through six states.
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Denver
Averell Harriman
New York
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Harriman
Cody
Wyo
Charles F. Brannan
Truman
Colorado
Brannan
Missoula
Butte
Mont
Spokane
Pullman
Wash
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Reno, Nev
Salt Lake City
Utah
ADA Qualifys Estes Adlai and Harriman
ADA delegates at a three day Washington convention named Estes Kefauver Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman eminently qualified for the Democratic presidential nomination. The group said any of the three could win and resolved to oppose an Eisenhower Nixon ticket. It attacked Eisenhower for delegation of responsibility and cited Nixon’s past campaign conduct.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Averell Harriman
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Kefauver
Stevenson
Harriman
Montana Weather Forecast East and West Regions
Montana forecast shows fair to partly cloudy and warmer conditions Monday and Tuesday. East region highs 60 to 70 Monday, little Tuesday change. West region highs 55 to 65 Monday, little Tuesday change. Table notes max for 12 hours and min for 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Montana
Mountain Con Miners Advised to Telephone Before Reporting
Anaconda Company officials said the Mountain Con shaft needs about two days of repairs before normal operations resume. Miners are asked to call the mine timekeeper or the company switchboard at 4311 before reporting for work.
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Anaconda Company
Mountain Con
Soviets Plan to End All Prison Camps Within Year
A high Soviet security official told visiting French Socialists at a Tu la prison camp that all internment camps in the Soviet Union will be abolished within 12 to 18 months. Deportations to distant areas will end except for serious political crimes, after trial. most convicted will stay near home, with two detention types planned: ordinary prisons and corrective labor colonies.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tula
Moson
Odinary
Pilot and Three Others Die in Canadian Plane Crash
Four Canadians and three Flint, Michigan men on a fishing trip were killed when a Lau-Coma Airways Stinson amphibian crashed near Lake Lauson after taking off from its base at 8:30 a.m. The aircraft stalled in a climbing turn and burst into flames in heavy bush. The dead include Paul Plouffe a 13 year veteran pilot from Blind River and formerly of Ottawa aged unknown Charles Alexis 38 Joseph Romley 55 and Louis Zerka 30.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
U.P
Flint
Mich
Lau-Coma Airways
Lake Lauson
Paul Plouffe
Blind River
Ottawa
Charles Alexis
Joseph Romley
Louis Zerka
Stinson
Youth Greets Mother Dies in Plane Crash
In Seaview Washington a 24 year old pilot Jack Weitz of Long Beach died after flying a small plane over his mother who was on the beach. She watched as he waved a Mother's Day greeting then plunged to the sand within 50 yards of her.
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Mamie Eisenhower
United Cerebral Palsy
Messengers of Hope
White House
Jackie Martin
Los Angeles
Calif
Gary Bjerkenes
Brooklyn
Kay Adair Jennings
Duluth
Minn
Washington
Suzann Holler
Washington, D.C
Leonard H. Goldenson
Seaview
Wash
U.P
Jack Weitz
Long Beach
Frederick Weitz
Raab Conservatives win Austria election halting nationalization
In Austria, Julius Raab's conservative People's Party secured a narrow victory in parliament, ending calls for further industry nationalization. The party won 82 seats to 75 for the Socialists, with the Freedom League and Communists trailed. Coalition options remain open as Raab plans bargaining before forming a new cabinet.
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Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Raab
People's Party
Freedom League
Socialists
Communists
Reinhard Kamitz
Adolf Schaerf
Schaerf
Theodor Koerner
Wiener Neustadt
Rabbis to Visit Russia From America
New York The Rabbinical Council of America says Sunday approval has been granted by the Soviet Embassy for a delegation of American rabbis to travel to Russia. The announcement notes the visit aims to foster religious dialogue and cultural exchange between the two nations.
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Russia
New York
Rabbinical Council of America
Western tornado outbreak leaves 12 dead and millions in damage
A weekend wave of tornadoes and floods swept across the eastern half of the nation. At least 12 people were killed and more than 275 injured as Michigan, Cleveland, and Duquesne, Pa, reported extensive damage. Flint River rose, Grand River threatened Grand Rapids, and Windsor saw injuries. Weather and casualty updates followed through to New York heat records and campus heat prostrations at Fordham University.
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Michigan
Cleveland
Duquesne
Flint
Mich
Omaha
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Flint River
Grand Rapids
Grand River
Detroit
Allen Park
Lincoln Park
Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
Lakewood
South Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Aliquippa
New York City
Constantine Faces Fresh Fighting in Jewish Quarter
Fresh fighting broke out in Constantine Algeria on Sunday night leaving at least six dead and four wounded. Rebel raids on Saturday caused 19 deaths and targeted Jewish residents amid ongoing unrest tied to the 18 month old Algerian insurrection.
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Constantine
Algeria
Paris
France
Cairo
First Ice Hockey Game Played in Montreal
Two McGill University teams played the first ice hockey match in December 1879. Early rules allowed 15 men per side. Help Wanted ads offer to recruit players for teams. Contact 5451 for ad writing assistance in the Lost Trevillion Johnson Key case.
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McGill University
Trevillion-Johnson
Harding defies assassins at church in Cyprus turmoil
British military governor Sir John Harding attended a Church of England service in Nicosia as a bomb attack and protests rattled Cyprus. Eoka claimed two British soldiers were hanged in reprisal, while memorial services were held for Karaolis and Demetriou, aged 22 and 23. Police cracked down on Paphos with a heavy fine amid ongoing unrest.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
John Harding
Church of England Eee
Harding
Boka
Famagusta
Paphos
Michael Karaolis
Atreas Demetriou
Karaolis
Demetriou
Eoka
Union of Cyprus
Greece
Anaconda and Butte Await Daylight Saving Time Change
Anaconda joins Butte on DST with clocks set to advance one hour. The change was postponed by injunction, later withdrawn in district court. Anaconda Reduction Department shifts to DST at 7 a.m. after 6 a.m. Standard Time, with all personnel using fast time.
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Anaconda
Butte
Anaconda Reduction Department
Anaconda Company
Mother's Day Upset at Agua Caliente Handicap Feature
Mrs. Karen Bentley of Fallbrook California won the $9,064 Mother's Day feature at Agua Caliente Track. The win marked the third biggest turf payoff in the track's history, with a five of six sequence from race five through race ten highlighted as the standout feat.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
U.P
Caliente
Karen Bentley
Fallbrook
Calif
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