GOP Friction Over Red China in UN Seat
Senators press Secretary of State Dulles to clarify the Eisenhower policy on admitting Communist China to the United Nations. GOP critics demand active opposition while Dulles faces questions during his Middle East tour about recognizing Peiping and UN seating.
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Washington
State Dulles
Eisenhower
China
United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Korea
Red China
U. N
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Montana Board of Health to Cut Staff in Budget Move
The Montana Board of Health announced extensive staff reductions for next year to cover a $100,097 operating deficit. Eleven positions will be eliminated, eight of them filled, with two new roles added a speech correctionist and a mail supply clerk. If the rheumatic fever and chest X ray survey program ends as budgeted six months into the year, twelve more members may be dropped.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Board of Health
State Board of Health
Division of Disease Control
FBI Agent Shot in Crowded Washington Union Station
A berserk man at Washington Union Station grabbed an officer’s gun and fired three shots injuring FBI agent John E. Mulvaney and wounding the assailant in the leg. The suspect, Homer Wesley Green of Hartford, had a prior record of arrests. Mulvaney’s injuries were not serious. Green was taken to Gallinger Hospital.
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Washington
Washington Union Station
FBI
Homer Wesley Green
Hartford
Conn
John E. Mulvaney
Washington Field Office
Green
Mulvaney
Arthur J. Achenbach
Russell W. Willett
Gallinger Hospital
Princess Margaret Returns Home After Norway Wedding
Princess Margaret flew back to London Sunday night following her attendance at Princess Ragnhild’s wedding in Norway on Friday, returning to royal duties in the British capital.
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Princess
London
Princess Margaret
Ragnhild
Norway
American Jet Pilots Blast Nine MIGs From Korean Skies
Sabre jet pilots, led by Capt. Joseph McConnell Jr., shot down nine MIGs in Korean air battles and probably destroyed a 10th to earn the era's first triple ace. Fifth Air Force tallies show 32 MIGs down, seven more Russian jets shot down, and 17 damaged through six days amid continued clashes as ground forces clash along the Pukhan River front.
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Seoul
Fifth Air Force
Eighth
Pukhan River
U. S
Eighth Army
Republic of Korea
ROK
Texas
Yo- Yo
Violet
Toksuri
Panmunjom
Yank Becomes Triple Jet Ace 15 Kills
Capt. Joseph Mc Connell of Apple Valley California shot down two Russian MIGs over Northwest Korea to become history’s first triple jet ace with a total of 15. Capt. Manuel Fernandez of Miami Florida remains close behind with 14 confirmed kills after McConnell tied him earlier.
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Yank
Seoul
Joseph McConnell
Apple Valley
Calif
Northwest Korea
McConnell
Capt
Manuel Fernandez
Miami
Fla
Fernandez
States
Oatis Describes Psychological Treatment in Trial
Frankfurter released AP newsman William N. Oatis said Czech Reds used psychological methods during his Prague trial that yielded a 10 year sentence. He described his confession as reciting and noted a rigid routine and guards watching to prevent self harm. He flew to New York after 25 months in prison.
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Oatis
Frankfurt
Germany
William N. Oatis
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
New York
Alan J. Gould
Idlewild
Nuernberg
Prague
United States
Tips for wives on vacation and selling unused items
Advice to wives on vacation timing to keep peace at home. Then suggests turning unused belongings into cash with ads. Mentions selling items from an advertiser such as a travel eze baby buggy and a playpen with a contact phone number.
Berlin paper critiques Oatis release as extortion failure
Der Tagesspiegel editorially attacks the release of William N. Oatis from a Czechoslovak prison as not generous. It says the pardon shows extortioners gave up, not a noble act, and condemns the ransom demand.
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Berlin
West Berlin
der Tagesspiegel
William N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Oatis
Commente
Bridget Callan 86 Anaconda matriarch dies at home
Bridget Callan known as Granny died at age 86 in her Anaconda home after long residency since 1887. Born in Tyrone Ireland on July 3 1866 she leaves daughters Sister Mary Benedicta and Sister Ann Gabriel sons Dennis Charles Thomas William plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with Finnegan Co. Funeral Home.
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Anaconda
Bridget Callan
East Third
County Tyrone
Ireland
United States
Manistee
Mich
William Callan
Tulsa
Okla
Patrick Connors
Patrick Connors Jr
John Casey
Dennis Connors
Henry Bartholomew
Rose Marie Connors
Joseph Connors
Mary Connors
T. D. Callan
Victor Smith
Peggy
William
Patsy
Philipa
Kathleen
Dorothy Connors
Finnegan Co. Funeral Home
Adlai Stevenson visits Lahore during world tour
Adlai Stevenson visited Lahore on Sunday and told newsmen that since 1946 Communists had sparked conflicts in Malaya Indochina Burma and Indonesia but had not achieved success anywhere in Southeast Asia.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Adlai Stevenson
Malaya
Indochina
Burma
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
Ike Faces Tax Policy Crossroad and Revenue Debate
President Eisenhower nears a tax policy crossroad with plans to boost federal revenue. Congress weighs extending the excess profits tax or delaying automatic tax cuts while considering timing changes to corporate income tax payments. A radio address and Tuesday briefing will outline the administration’s program amid likely opposition in Congress. The debate could influence next year’s elections and fiscal balance goals.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Senate House Committee On Internal Revenue
House
U N Truce Delegates Meet in Tokyo Over Korean Prisoner Talks
U N truce delegates convened in Tokyo as the Korean prisoner exchange talks stalled while Gen. Mark Clark discussed the issue with Lt. Gen. Harrison. Observers expect further consultation on a plan to handle 48 500 Korean and Chinese prisoners amid pressure from Communists who oppose civilian reclassification and a neutral commission solution.
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Munsan
Tokyo
Mark Clark
United Nations Far
India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
U. N
Ridgway Faces Toughest Assignment to Halt Foreign Aid
Gen. Matthew Ridgway arrives from Paris to testify before House and Senate committees on the administration's foreign aid program worth 5.8 billion dollars. He will pressure Congress to avoid funding cuts while confirming Western European defense policy and his becoming Army chief of staff in August.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Congress
Paris
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
National Airport
Ridgway
Rep
Vorys
h-Ohio
House
House Committee
House of Commons
Army
J. Lawton Collins
Survivor and baby among victims of Delta Airlines crash east of Marshall
Nine people died when a Delta Chicago & Southern airplane crashed in a thunderstorm about 13 miles east of Marshall Texas near the Texas Louisiana border. Only Mrs. J W Cox of Panama City Florida survived. The infant son of Mrs R H Fincher of near Atlanta Georgia also perished.
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Marshall, Tex
Delta-Chicago & Southern Airlines
Here
J. W. Cox
Panama City
Fla
Shreveport
Texas-Louisiana
Millard Cope
Marshall News-Messenger
R. H. Fincher
Atlanta
Jesse David
Abilene
Tex
India
Harvey
Argentina Agents Foil Plot to Attack Capitol and Offices
Argentine investigators said a large conspiracy aimed to bomb the presidential office and burn the capitol, with exiled conspirators returning from Uruguay across the River Plate Delta. The group planned to escape by seaplane to Uruguay after the attack.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peron
Uruguay
River Plaza
Socialist Party
Miguel Vignola
Miguel Angel de la Serna
Ministry of Labor
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Eva Peron
Vignola
Delta
French Forces Repel Viet Minh Assault South of Hanoi
French Union troops repelled a Communist led Viet Minh attack on a post near Yen Vi about 25 miles south of Hanoi. French armored units reinforced the post after repeated assaults and heavy enemy casualties were reported despite Viet Minh breaching part of the concrete defense.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Yen Vi
Army officer misissued license plates in Korea
Maj. David L. Case of Chicago was wrongly mailed state auto plates to the battlefront after a clerk mix up. He reported the plates were placed on his jeep and the color combination was unsatisfactory.
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Springfield
Ill
V.P
Korea
David L. Case
Chicago
Battlefront
Case
RAF Valetta crash kills one at Valletta Malta
A Valetta transport plane with 27 aboard crashed on takeoff at Valletta Malta. One person died and 22 were injured, while all four crew members survived, the War Office said.
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London
U.P
Valletta
Malta
War Office
Weather Now in Butte and Montana Forecast
Partly cloudy conditions follow with scattered afternoon showers Monday. Monday temperatures range from 36 to 60 with Monday night at 25. Sunday period shows Airport minimum 30 and maximum 59, with School of Mines 32 to 60. West of Divide and East of Divide show variable clouds and warmer trends, with showers or squalls likely and a few thunderstorms possible west and south central.
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School of Mines
Divide
Tito says danger of new war now less but calls cautious talks
President Tito in Slavonski Brod voices belief that World War III dangers have decreased yet urges talks among big powers only to gauge opinion, not decide. He warns against big powers deciding small countries fate and criticizes Italian aims on the Free Territory of Trieste.
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Slavonski Brod
Yugoslavia
Tito
Churchill
Italy
Trieste
Adriatic
Young Montanan 75th Road Fatality
Conrad Montana A Korean veteran 25 year old Galata ranch hand Beaumont A House died when his car left the Conrad road overturned near Agawam three miles north of town Passenger Bernard Midge 30 Galata was treated at a Chateau hospital Coroner Larry Banks noted the death raises Montana highway toll to 75 for the year Body to be shipped to Bellingham Washington for funeral services
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Conrad
Beaumont A. House
Galata Ranch
Bernard Midge
Galata
Chateau
Teton County
Larry Banks
Agawam
Conrad Road
House
Bellingham
Wash
Montana
Increases in Duty on Mustard Seed Sought by Montana Rep
State Rep. R F Juedeman of Toole will ask the Federal Tariff Commission in Washington Monday to raise mustard seed duties. The 1953 Legislature passed a joint resolution urging parity with wheat to aid Montana growers, a leading mustard seed state.
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Helena
Montana
R. F. Juedeman
Rtoole
Washington
Juedeman
Federal Tariff Commission
House
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