Harriman Visiting Butte Montana Delivers Democratic Message
New York Governor Averell Harriman arrived by chartered plane in Montana and spoke at a Finlen Hotel luncheon in Butte on Tuesday noon DST. He said he could not be an active candidate while serving as governor and urged Montana’s support for a Democratic nomination. The event drew 200 plus reservations as out-of-town Democrats gathered. attendees included national and state party figures and candidates in the forthcoming primary.
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Mary Louise Bouchard
Ted Warren
James M Murphy
E. H. Harriman
Illinois
Yale
Harriman Eyes Wyoming Support as Western Tour Continues
Gov. Averell Harriman of New York reiterated he is not an active candidate for the Democratic nomination but would welcome Wyoming support. He spoke at Cody during a Western tour to keynote the Wyoming Democratic convention as Wyoming prepares 14 delegates. Meanwhile President Eisenhower received a formal invitation to the Republican convention likely in August, with Christopher noting a probable attendance.
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George Christopher
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Paul M. Butler
Democratic Digest
Harriman Blasts Ike Policy Slowing West Growth
New York Governor Harriman accused President Eisenhower of throttling the West’s growth by stalling major public projects. He urged full development of western resources to prevent stagnation and unemployment, calling for a new national policy vision at the Montana Jefferson Day event in Missoula.
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Harriman Averts Presidential Run While Pleading for Montana Support
Gov. W. Averell Harriman of New York tours Montana while denying active 1956 presidential candidacy. He appeals for state support at a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Missoula and at airports in Billings and Great Falls. He criticizes Eisenhower’s policy toward big business and public projects, cites Hell’s Canyon and Dixon-Yates, and notes McKay’s resignation as Interior secretary. He is inducted into the Blackfeet Tribe and says New York Democrats will back his name at Chicago.
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Eden Refuses to Explain Frogman Mystery Before Commons
Prime Minister Eden declined to disclose details of the missing frogman case, warning that full explanations could jeopardize relations with the Soviet Union. Parliament was hushed as Eden asserted the issue touches international interests and pledged no further comment.
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Buster) Crabb
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Sen O Mahoney Not Candidate for 1960 Seat
Sen Joseph O Mahoney 71 announced he will not seek reelection in 1960. He was appointed to the Senate in 1932 after John Kendrick's death and served multiple terms with defeats and returns in Wyoming politics.
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Brothers Reunited Behind Bars Over Bicycle Theft
Takeo Toda and his brother Masao, once apart for a decade, are jailed side by side on bicycle theft charges. Takeo, newly jailed, and Masao share a cell as their cases unfold.
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Montana considers 15 million bond for university growth
The State Board of Education seeks a 15 million dollar bond to fund new classroom and academic buildings across six university units by 1960. The Council of University Presidents will draft needs and an outline for an initiative to place on the ballot, with a June 15 board deadline and May 25 meeting in Helena to refine plans. Dormitories are excluded from the proposal.
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East Germany Delegation Heads to Brazil for Trade Talks
A Berlin delegation from the Communist East Germany has departed for Brazil to discuss expanding trade relations and broader economic ties between the two nations.
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East Germany
Brazil
Anaconda Company Stockholders Meeting Set for May 16
The annual stockholders meeting of The Anaconda Company will be held on Wednesday morning May 16 at the Anaconda Employees Club in Anaconda. The meeting will begin at 10 oclock standard time and 11 oclock daylight saving time.
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Rhee Confident in Korea Victory Amid Election Violence Fears
South Korea votes in a presidential election as Syngman Rhee, age 81, seeks a third term amid fears of violence. Cho Bong Am, once aligned with the Communist Party, trails and is in hiding. a dead candidate appears on the ballot, and a mob incident injures 10 during a campaign stop in Chuncheon.
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Lee
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Montana Weather Outlook By Region
Montana east will see considerable cloudiness Tuesday with cooler temperatures in the far east and highs in the mid fifties to mid sixties, 50s in the far east. The west absorbs a similar cloud trend with light afternoon sprinkles and highs around 60 to 70, Wednesday brings partial clouds and slight warmup.
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Montana
Horseplay Is Ruled Out at Party Parleys
Officials from both parties seek a tighter convention schedule to curb speeches and mass frenzy. Plans include limiting aisle demonstrations and inviting any candidate who gains 15 percent on the first ballot to speak. A clerk may count state delegations during any demanded polls while roll calls proceed.
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Roosevelt
House
George Appointed to Represent U S in NATO Development
Washington Senator George D Ga accepted President Eisenhowers invitation to serve as his personal representative in developing NATO beyond a military unit The White House said George would keep his Senate seat for now and return after adjournment to duties as requested by the President He will work with Secretary Dulles and consult with Canada Italy and Norway on NATO matters The plan aims to broaden the NATO concept as Congress anticipates mid July adjournment
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Mountain Con Miners Advised to Telephone
Anaconda Company officials said repair work in the Mountain Con shaft may finish by Tuesday afternoon allowing normal mining to resume on the 6 o clock shift Tuesday evening May 15. Miners should contact the mine timekeeper or the company switchboard at 4311 before reporting to work.
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Soviets Announce Large Armed Forces Cut and Navy Mothballs
Moscow said within a year it would trim the armed forces by 1.2 million, transfer manpower to industry and agriculture, mothball 375 ships, and shrink the military budget without giving figures. Western officials reacted cautiously, urging verification at the London disarmament talks.
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Pontiff Endorses Cornea Transplants With Caution
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII approved cornea transplants from deceased donors to living recipients and suggested careful selection of cases. He avoided ruling on living-to-living tissue transfers, and noted potential change to Italy’s corpse mutilation law may proceed. Don Gnocchi’s eye gift spurred Italian lawmakers to act.
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Milan
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Italy
Eisenhower skips Wednesday news conference this week
President Eisenhower will not hold his regular Wednesday morning news conference this week and may meet reporters on Friday instead. The change limits early week press access while leaving Friday interaction possible.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Four Men Die as Freighter Sinks Lumber Ship Off California
A large freighter cut the lumber carrier Olson in two off Monterey California early Monday. Four crewmen from the Olson perished and one was injured as the Marine Leopard fled toward San Francisco after the collision. Survivors were rescued by Coast Guard ships.
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Charles Helandar
Torrance
Coast
H Bomb Test Schedule Moves Again
The timing for the H-bomb test near the international date line tightens to a window around Wednesday. Weather officials report a firmer favorable outlook as tests on the Mt. McKinley site advance from Monday to a dawn Thursday or Wednesday afternoon launch.
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Blast at Oak Ridge Plant Kills Worker
A blast at a top secret Oak Ridge Tennessee plant killed one worker and maimed two others. Officials said several drums of an obscure metal used to insulate atomic reactor fuels exploded Monday, the blast felt four miles away in Oak Ridge. A spokesman stressed the explosion was non nuclear and in no way tied to an atomic explosion or chain reaction.
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White House says no Interior secretary pick yet
White House press secretary James Hagerty stated there is nothing to announce on a successor to Secretary of the Interior Douglas McKay. McKay resigned April 15 to pursue the Republican senatorial nomination in Oregon.
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Radford Backing Wilson Claim U S Air Supremacy
Secretary of Defense Wilson told Senate leaders that the United States has air power superiority over Russia and can maintain it. Admiral Radford, chairing the Joint Chiefs, echoed that assessment, saying the U S can stay ahead as both sides build up. Both reflected Eisenhower hints at a fuller air power story and followed news of Moscow’s troop cuts and disbanding three Red air divisions.
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Marine General Arrives in City for Reserve Inspection
Brig. Gen. William W. Stickney USMC arrived by plane in Butte for an informal morning visit to the Marine Corps Reserve Training Center in Clark Park. He attended a dinner at Lydia's with local Marines and will meet the Marine Corps Advisory Board at the Finlen Hotel before addressing the Butte Exchange Club at noon.
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Air Academy Selects Wayne Peterson of Butte Cadet
Wayne Peterson of Butte was chosen by the Air Force to join the second class of the Air Force Academy in Colorado starting July. Senator Murray announced Peterson ranked highest among Montana selections. Peterson, son of Mr and Mrs John A Peterson of 2923 Phillips St, graduated from Butte High in 1955, played two seasons of varsity basketball, and played Copper League baseball.
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So-called Society of Henpecked Husbands Disbands
In Taipei the Society of Henpecked Husbands, Taipei branch, has dissolved after wives complained it caused them to lose face and henpecked their husbands into ending the organization.
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