United States weighs sending atomic arms to South Korea
Secretary of Defense Wilson signaled the United States may supply atomic-capable weapons to U S and possibly South Korean forces facing Chinese and North Korean units along the truce line. He noted decisions yet to be made but likened the move to Europe where Matador, Corporal, and Honest John systems are deployed. Dulles urged realism on the 1953 Korean armistice and noted many weapons have aged.
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Wilson States
U.S
South Korea
Washington
Wilson
United States
Dulles
U. S. Army
U. S
Europe
Air Force
Army
National Security Council
Hussein declines invitation to anti Communist Arab summit
King Hussein of Jordan rejects an invitation to a Baghdad anti Communist meeting with King Faisal of Iraq and King Saud of Saudi Arabia. The palace cites unsettled Jordanian conditions and notes no reason was given for the refusal. Jordanian officials say emergency measures may be eased when citizens restore normal behavior.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Baghdad
Samir R ‘Ai
Faisal
Iraq
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Rifai
Hussien
Middle East
Suleiman Nabulsi
Nuri Said
Nasser
Butte Boy Hurt In Bike Mishap
An 18 year old Butte youth Billy Niemi suffered a concussion after a bicycle crash on East Broadway when he hit a street bump and fell hitting his head. He remained unconscious hours after the incident and was taken to a hospital. Deputies and city officers responded to the scene and transported him.
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Butte
Billy Niemi
Matt Leppanen
W. Quartz
East Broadway
Michael Conlan
Harry Lambert
Pat McDevitt
Joe Casarotto
Allen Azure
E. Park
E. Mercury
Envoy Resigns as U.S. Ambassador to Cuba
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Arthur Gardner from his post as U.S. ambassador to Cuba. The White House said a successor and the resignation effective date had not been determined.
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Washington
U.S
Eisenhower
Arthur Gardner
Cuba
White House
Gardner
Arctic Arms Control Plan Offered
Secretary of State Dulles proposed a limited Arctic arms inspection agreement with Russia covering sparsely populated Siberia Alaska and northern Canada to ease East West tensions. The plan would allow aerial inspection of potential launch sites and involve only three governments the United States Russia and Canada.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Arctic
Siberia
Alaska
Canada
United States
South Korea
Cornelius F Kelley Rites Held in Butte and New York Cathedral
Rites marked the death of Cornelius Francis Kelley, longtime American industrial leader and former Anaconda Company chairman. Masses were held simultaneously at St Patrick's Cathedral New York and St Patrick Church Butte. Interment followed in Gate of Heaven Cemetery New York.
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Cornelius F. Kelley
Butte
New York Cathedral
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York City
St. Patrick Church
Cornelius Fran
Cis Kelley
Anaconda Company
New York
Kelley
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Archdiocese of New York
Bernard J. McMahon
St. Patrick School
St. Patrick Parish
Arthur Drynan
W. B. Renouard
Bernard Harrington
John Good
Edward Bleichner
Edward A. Quinn
Anaconda Man Pedersen Dies After Car Crash
Anaconda resident Anacondan Daniel Pedersen 74 died at St. Ann Hospital at 3 30 a m Tuesday from injuries suffered May 6 in a pedestrian auto crash at East Fourth and Chestnut. Deputy Sheriff says driver Joseph Nugent cited reduced vision in rain. Pedersen born May 8 1883 in Haugesund Norway came to the U S in 1905 lived in Anaconda since 1907 retired from the Anaconda Reduction Works in 1954 survived by wife Severine a daughter in law James and Mrs McLean a sister in Norway a brother in law and five grandchildren funeral Thursday at Our Saviour Lutheran Church with services and arrangements at Beck and Fischer Funeral Home.
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Anaconda
Nels Daniel Pedersen
St. Ann Hospital
East Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Montana
Pedersen
Joseph Nugent
Sixth St
Charles Chamrau
Seventh St
Arthur A. Longfellow
John L. McKeon
Beck and Fischer
Mr. Pedersen
Haugesund
Norway
Great Falls
Our Saviour Lutheran Church
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Severine Pedersen
James D. McLean
Magda Hansen
Sigurd Berentsen
Kopervik
Anna Lee
Cornelius Hansen
Opportunity
Our Savior Lutheran Church
S. M. Kvinge
France to Continue Boycott of Suez
Paris France will maintain its boycott of the Suez Canal despite moves by other Western powers the Foreign Ministry said Tuesday. A spokesman stressed the government has not changed its position.
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Paris
France
Suez Canal
Foreign Ministry
Rupert Garrison 60 Virginia City Mining Man Dies
Rupert T. Garrison 60 of Virginia City died Tuesday in Grants Pass Oregon after a long career in Montana mining. Born in Chicago in 1897 he studied mining engineering at the University of Washington and came to Montana in the 1920s. Surviving are wife Goldie a daughter Mrs Doris Davis of Red Bluff and two sons R T Garrison II and an in law and daughter Mr and Mrs A L Dykstra of Las Vegas and Darlene Dykstra and David Lueck. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Virginia City
Rupert T. Garrison
Grants Pass
Ore
Alder Gulch
Garrison
Rochester
Minn
Goldie
Doris Davis
Red Bluff
Calif
Chicago
University of Washington
Seattle
Montana
R. T. Garrison II
A. L. Dykstra
Las Vegas
Ike Says Defense Funding Must Not Be Slashed
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted a 37 percent cut in USIA funding and urged return to State Department control. Arthur Larson’s fate at USIA remains unclear as committee calls for noncompetition with private media and trims FBI funds. The panel also pared a large House cut in Commerce andAirport subsidies while restoring part of the State Department budget.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
U.S. Information Agency
State Department
Arthur Larson
Information Agency
Larson
State
Justice Departments
House
Commerce Department
State Justice Federal Courts
USIA
FBI
Congressional
Executive Departments
Federal Judiciary
Senate
Army Suspends Enlistments For Six Months
Washington The Army paused new enlistments for six months of training until July 1 to relieve an overloaded intake. Assistant Secretary Hugh Milton said the suspension excludes the National Guard and noted reserve and guard strength reaching multi-year highs amid recent program changes. The Army may extend or modify limits beyond July 1.
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Washington
Army
Asst
Hugh Milton
Milton
National Guard
Army Reserve
Guard
California Quake Shakes Berkeley Bay Shore
A moderately sharp earthquake was felt Tuesday night along the east shore of San Francisco Bay in Berkeley. No damage was reported and no injuries were immediately known.
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Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Fleet of Trucks Undertakes Sunday Clean-up Drive
Butte's Clean-up Paint-up and Fix-up campaign expands across business and residential areas as debris piles grow. Over 250 trucks will begin Sunday at 8 a.m. to collect waste and haul it to city and county dumps, with 20 control points and supervision by city aldermen Walkerville officials and volunteer fire chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Junior League, Inc
Walkerville
Hoffa Indicted by New York Grand Jury
James R. Hoffa Midwest Teamsters leader indicted on tapping union phones in Detroit HQ and diverting 8429 dollars for wiretaps. Also charged are Bernard Brennan and Bernard Spindel. Arraignment set for May 21. conspiracy carries up to five years and ten thousand dollar fine per person.
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New York
James R. Hoffa
Midwest
Teamsters Union
Detroit
Hoffa
Senate Labor Rackets
Bernard Brennan
Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
U. S. District Court
Lawrence E. Walsh
Ostriches Use Legs As Weapons When Cornered
A humorous note explains that ostriches defend themselves with powerful legs rather than hiding their heads. The piece shifts to advice about Want Ads offering practical help, urging readers to dial 5451 and ask an adviser for suggestions.
15 Die as Argentine Airliner Crashes on Meta Mountain
An Argentine government plane with 10 passengers and 5 crew vanished in fog and heavy rain after departing Buenos Aires for San Carlos de Bariloche. It was found wrecked on Meta Mountain in the Andes, killing all aboard.
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Buenos Aires
Meta
Andes
Frontier Police
Lines
Aeras del Estado
San Carlos de Bariloche
Arms Aid to Tito To Be Resumed
The United States with Eisenhower approval will resume shipments of jet fighters tanks and other heavy arms to Yugoslavia after a year long suspension. The decision rests on Yugoslavia’s commitment to remain independent and free of Soviet domination. Earlier, Yugoslavia could receive F86E and F84G jets reconditioned in Europe.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
State Dept
Rumania
Bulgaria
Russia
Congress
Tito
Bulganin
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Hungary
Moscow
Belgrade
Annual Stockholders Meeting Set Today by Anaconda Company
The Anaconda Company holds its annual stockholders meeting at the Employes Club in Anaconda this morning starting at 10 o clock Standard Time. Roy H. Glover, chairman of the board, will preside with several company officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos MacDonald
Bernardo Pizarro
Santiago
Chile
Butte
Kelley
Copper Department
Republic of Chile
Martin K. Hannifan
Anaconda Company
Senor Pizarro
Senor MacDonald
Montana
Senors MacDonald and Pizzaro
Anaconda
Great Falls
Employes Club
Roy H. Glover
Eisenhower to Make Second National Appeal Next Tuesday
President Eisenhower urged Congress to avoid deep defense cuts and preserve the 71.8 billion dollar budget in a 30 minute TV radio address from the White House. He warned reductions would be a needless gamble and announced a second nationwide speech focusing on foreign aid next Tuesday evening. Senator Johnson criticized the budget trimming and suggested further economies may be found if needs were weighed again.
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White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Beck Story Ties Teamsters to Montgomery Ward Fight
Senate investigators heard Alfonso Landa describe how Dave Beck organized 52000 Montgomery Ward employees into the Teamsters after backing the management in a proxy fight two years earlier. Landa said the union held two million dollars of Ward stock and planned to back Louis Wolfson in 1955 to oust Sewell Avery. He recounted meeting Beck on a Fruehauf airplane and expressed surprise at Teamster support for the raider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dave Beck
Montgomery Ward & Co
Teamsters Union
Alfonso Landa
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Landa
Beck
Louis Wolfson
Wolfson
Sewell Avery
Fruehaus Co
Teamsters
Montgomery Ward
Montana Project Money Is Sought
Washington inquiry seeks 9.749 million dollars for four Montana reclamation and power projects. Montana River Conservation Board asks House appropriations subcommittee to approve funds for Helena Valley unit Missouri River Basin, East Bend Beaverhead projects, Fort Peck Dam power plant, and Fort Peck Dawson county transmission line planning. Also requests 3.3 million for Yellowtail Dam continuation. Rights of way from the Crow Nation pending.
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E. W. Rising
House
Eisenhower
Helena Valley
Missouri River Basin
Beaverhead River
Fort Peck Dam
Fort Peck
Dawson County
Rising
Yellowtail Dam
Big Horn River
Reclamation Bureau
Congress
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions
East Montana remains mostly cloudy with scattered showers mainly in the south and west. Cooler northeast with little temperature change elsewhere. highs 55 to 65, lows 35 to 45. West Montana clears north Thursday with lingering showers in the south. highs 55 to 65, lows 40 to 45. Maximums refer to 12 hours, minimums 18 hours, precipitation 24 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Monday.
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Montana
Butte Opposes Airline Change at Civil Aeronautics Board Hearing
Butte representatives urged the Civil Aeronautics Board that the Mining City has all the air service it can support. They backed Northwest Airlines and Western Airlines schedules and cautioned that new feeder lines from West Coast Airlines and Frontier Airlines might be uneconomic if they weaken major carriers. The testimony closes day two of hearings on Rocky Mountain air development with potential four week continuation.
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Great Falls
Butte
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mining
Northwest Airlines
Western Airlines
Mining City
West Coast Airlines
Frontier Airlines
Rocky Mountain
CAB
Frontier
West Coast
Boise
Idaho
Montana Banker Errol Galt Stricken with Gastric Bleeding
Errol F. Galt 66 chairman of the First National Bank at Great Falls was hospitalized Tuesday after a gastric hemorrhage. Doctors said his condition improved but remained serious and he received two blood transfusions while conscious. Galt, a former state senator, was to be flown to Great Falls for further care.
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Plentywood
Errol F. Galt
First National Bank At
Great Falls
Galt
John A. Layne
Roy Messenger
Carter Obountie
Montana Bankers Assn
Judith Basin
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Suez
Rupert Garrison
Ike
Nation
Senate Group
California
N.Y
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
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Montana River Conservation Board
Montana Weather
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Billings
Broadus Belgrade
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Havre
Helena
Errol Galt
Layne
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