Nixon Leaves Venezuela Under Guard For U S Return
Vice President Nixon wraps up South American tour amid Venezuelan military protection and tear gas clashes. He lands in San Juan Puerto Rico for an unscheduled stop before expected arrival in Washington. Nixon praises the junta's control and plans to meet President Eisenhower on arrival.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Nixon
U.S
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Commonwealth
Stars and Stripes
Washington
Eisenhower
Urdaneta Avenue
Pat
Luis Munoz Marin
Court dissolves restrainer on Crown Cigar lottery game
Judge John B. McClernan dissolved a temporary restraining order that barred John C. Cox of the Crown Cigar Store from operating a lottery style trade stimulator. The motion to quash rested on the claim the complaint did not show a legal violation and the state was allowed to amend.
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John C. Cox
Crown Cigar Store
E. Park
John B. McClernan
Crown
Attorney General
McClernan
Montana
John Cox
Cigar Store
Prison Escaped Inmate Walter Trotchie Caught By Police
Walter Trotchie, who escaped May 1 from a Montana Prison bunkhouse, is held by Spokane police as a burglary suspect later cleared. Acting Warden Benson says an officer will return him to Deer Lodge. Trotchie pleaded guilty to first degree burglary in Cascade County and received a five year sentence last December.
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Deer Lodge
William CC
Benson
Spokane
Walter Trotchie
Montana
Trotchie
Cascade County District Court
Insurgents Seize Santa Cruz in Bolivia
LA PAZ Bolivia government said rebels seized Santa Cruz and much of the surrounding province as a modified martial law was declared. President Hernan Siles Suazo assumed command of the campaign with troops to the troubled area. Rebels attacked Camiri an oil town 120 miles south of Santa Cruz and killed a worker.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Santa Cruz
Hernan Siles Suazo
Siles Suazo
Camiri
Metcalf seeks 16 million for Montana reclamation
Rep. Lee Metcalf urged the House Appropriations subcommittee to fund 16 million in Montana reclamation projects. The package includes 2.54 million for Helena Valley unit, 8 million for Yellowtail Dam, 3 million for Absaroka Yankee Jim, 2.5 million for East Bend Missouri River unit, and 3 million for Missouri River basin studies. Also requested are 2 million for Fort Peck-Dawson line, 170,876 for Bitterroot Huntley Sun River, 61,000 for Buffalo Rapids drainage, and 21,000 for Crow Creek drains. Metcalf praised East Beach use for unemployment relief with 256 Dillon jobless.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Montana
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Appropriations
Helena Valley
Yellowtail Dam
Montanans
Missouri River
Eisenhower
Fort Peck
Dawson County
Bitterroot
Huntley
Sun River
Buffalo Rapids
Crow Creek
E. W. Rising
Montana Water Conservation Board
Metcalf
East Beach
Dillon
Yellowstone River
Livingston
Montana Weather East and West Forecast
East Montana stays fair and warmer through Friday with Thursday highs 65 to 75 and Friday highs 70 to 80. West Montana also fair with temperatures rising to 65 to 75 Thursday and 70 to 80 Friday. lows 35 to 50 in the east and 35 to 45 in the west. The table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Montana
House approves foreign aid measure after days of debate
The House passed a $3.603 billion foreign aid authorization for the coming fiscal year by a 259 to 134 vote. The bill sets ceilings and includes $1.64 billion in military aid to 41 countries, with Venezuela and Lebanon slated for notable amounts amid regional unrest.
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House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Venezuela
Nixon
Lebanon
Bell Is Sentenced In Falls Shooting
GREAT FALLS. Dist. Judge C F Holt sentenced Arthur Bell 58 to 15 years in prison after his guilty plea to first degree assault in the April 25 fortune telling booth shooting. Bell, a 17 year Army and Marine veteran, had no prior arrests. The charge covered wounding Sylvia Stone 19 and two gypsy women Katie Costello 27 and Elmer Stone 45. Other victims were removed from hospital while E Leo Bailey 49 remained hospitalized but out of danger.
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Great Falls
C. F. Holt
Arthur Bell
Bell
Army
Marines
William L. Baillie
County Atty. R. V. Bottomly
Sylvia Stone
Ike Blames Mob Action On Economic Troubles Envy and Agitation
President Eisenhower blamed anti Nixon demonstrations in South America on economic difficulties envy of the United States and probable Communist agitation He said he might join Nixon in a welcome home at the airport and defended sending troops to the Caribbean as a precautionary measure He also noted delicate situations in Lebanon and Algeria and postponed comment beyond watching them closely He signaled a possible income tax cut decision soon.
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ED Creagh
Washing&ton
Eisenhower
South America
United States
Nixon
Caribbean
Venezuela
Lebanon
Algeria
Conferees Settle On Postal Rates And Pay Bill
Conferees finalize a bill raising postal rates by 530 million dollars annually and wages for 500000 postal workers by 257 million. First class letters go to 4 cents from 3, air mail to 7 cents, post cards to 3 cents, with implementation after signature. Second class rates rise 60 percent on advertising and 30 percent on reading portions in staged annual steps starting Jan 1, 1959.
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Washington
Senate House
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Unknown American Soldier to Be Chosen in Hawaii
At the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu a nameless Korean War soldier will be selected for interment at Arlington. M Sgt Ned Lyle of Tennessee will place a garland on one of four flag draped caskets representing the Army Navy Air Force and Marines. The ceremony will be simple with an Army chaplain invocation and Lt Gen Robert M Cannon address before the selection.
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Honolulu
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific
Puawaina
Hill of Sacrifice
Robert M. Cannon
U. S. Army, Pacific
Lyle
United States
Hickam Air Force Base
Glenn T. Eagleston
Yuma
Ariz
Philippines
National Memorial Cemetery
Atlantic
Epinal
France
Norfolk
Open House at Montana School of Mines Engineering Days
Montana School of Mines invites the public to campus for Engineering Days on Thursday and Friday. Hours are 7 to 10 30 p m Thursday and 9 a m to 10 30 p m Friday with departmental demonstrations, working models from equipment firms, and night films at 7 45 8 45 and 9 30 p m.
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Montana School of Mines
Montana
Anderson-Carlisle Society
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Gordon R. Parker
Copper Guards
Rebellion spreads in Algeria as mobs seize offices
In Algeria and Paris, factions loyal to de Gaulle challenge the Pflimlin government. Mob violence and parallel military committees form in Oran and other western cities, led by diehard French colonials and ultra nationalist officers. Gen. Salan leads a cautious crackdown to restore order.
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Paris
France
Algeria
Pierre Pflimlin
Raoul Salan
North Africa
Oran
Rethore
Jacques Massu
Algiers
Mostaganem
Aintemouchent
Sidi Bel Abbes
French Foreign Legion
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Pflimlin
Salan
US Sends Anti Riot Weapons Amid Lebanese Unrest
The United States begins evacuating Americans as anti-government rioting continues for a fifth day. U S riot gear is flown in to aid authorities. The embassy ships evacuate 53 Americans from Tripoli in the North Lebanese port where the violence began.
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Wilton Wynn
Beirut
Lebanon
United States
U. S
Tripoli
U. S. Information Agency
Nasser
United Arab Republic
U S Evacuates Americans as Tripoli Turmoil Deepens
Ambassador McClintock says U S will help Lebanon maintain internal security while evacuating Americans from Tripoli. Tear gas and gear flown in as rioters threaten peace. embassy denies pulling Americans from Beirut. Navy ships depart Gibraltar for an undisclosed destination amid reports of Lebanon movement.
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U. S
Robert McClintock
United States
Lebanon
McClintock
Tripoli
Beirut
Prebyterians
Bekaa
American University Agricultural School
U. S. Navy
Gibraltar
Episcopal Diocese of Montana Holds 55th Meeting
St John Episcopal Church in Butte hosts the 55th annual Episcopal Diocese of Montana meeting opening Thursday. The banquet Friday at 7 pm in Finlen Hotel features Rev. A Balfor Patterson Jr. as speaker. Bishop Chandler W Sterling will address the opening service Thursday at 8 pm with a reception to follow.
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St. John Episcopal Church
Butte
James C. Holt
Episcopal Diocese of
Montana
Finlen Hotel
A. Balfour Patterson Jr
Episcopal
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Robert A. Poore
St. John Church
Chandler W. Sterling
U S doubles Marine force in Mediterranean amid Lebanon unrest
The United States expands its amphibious Marine presence in the Mediterranean, with 3 600 Marines aboard 11 ships and additional 6th Fleet warships to participate in exercises. State Department confirms small arms shipments to Lebanon to bolster the Western government as riots continue.
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Washington
United States
Mediterranean
Lebanon
Navy
State Dept
6Th Fleet
Falls Man Killed In Car Collision
Eugene B. Moran 68 a miller for Montana Flour Mills in Great Falls died after a collision that threw him from his car and killed him about 20 minutes later at a hospital. A coroner's inquest will be held next week. Moran survived by a widow five sons and two daughters. The crash also involved Fern L. Russell 39 of Great Falls. Montana's 1958 traffic toll rises to 59, five fewer than last year.
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Great Falls
Eugene B. Moran
Montana
C. E. Magner
Moran
Fern L. Russell
Dowdy Dress and Vanity Warned by Psychologists
A column cautions that plain clothing does not imply lack of vanity and notes some dressers overestimate charm. The piece then shifts to rental ads, urging landlords to advertise vacant units to attract prospects and reduce losses, with a call to 5451 for an ad writer.
Recess Taken in Hellman Trial Delays Proceedings
Judge W D Murray recessed the John C Hellman trial in U S District Court until Monday to allow the government to produce documents sought by the defense. James J Wester testified of meetings in Glendive and Missoula and discussed a Progressive Party convention and revolutionary ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Murray
John C. Hellman
U.S. District Court
James J. Wester
Seattle
Glendive
Missoula
Hellman
Chicago
Wester
Four Boys Die Buried Under Salt in Freight Car
Four Detroit schoolboys were killed when they were buried by tons of salt in a railroad hopper car. The victims Norman Clatterbuck 14 Ricki Cantardi 12 Jimmy Healy 12 and David Lachatlie 11 perished after tripping a pour mechanism and being drawn into the salt as it emptied. Two companions Danny Sawyer and Robert Fisher 11 escaped.
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Detroit
Norman Clatterbuck
Ricki Cantardi
Jimmy Healy
David Lachatelie
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Rep
Montana Weather
Montana High Low Pep
Billings
Belgrade
America
Free World
Middle East
Cmdr
Jack Neiman, Jr
Denver
Neiman
Ike
Commie
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