Separate Face Saving Treaty on Berlin Might Be Necessary
Western diplomats signaled a possible separate stopgap Berlin settlement after full debate of rival East West German peace plans. The move follows discussions in the Big Four foreign ministers meeting and centers on a phased approach toward Berlin and German settlement within a European security framework.
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Berlin
Geneva
Soviet Union
Thor
Germany
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
East German leader invites Herter to visit
Walter Ulbricht, East Germany's party chief, invited Secretary of State Christian Herter to visit, a move likely rejected by Washington which avoids recognizing the Communist regime. Ulbricht spoke to 50,000 youths in Rostock and urged Herter to see for himself Germany's Potsdam-pledged progress.
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Seymour Topping
Berlin
Walter Uilbricht
East Germany
Christian A. Herter
Herter
United States
U.S
Geneva
Ulbricht
Baltic
Rostock
Harry Truman
Josef Stalin
Clement Attlee
Germany
Plane Survivors Rescued After Five Days Adrift
Lonnie Davison and R. V. Powell survived five days after a crash in south central Arizona. Davison, with a broken ankle and vertebra, crawled for water near the Gila River while Powell, badly injured, lay beside the wreckage. A Davis Monthan helicopter recovered Powell. Davison was hospitalized in Tucson in good condition, Powell in serious condition.
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Kearney
Ariz
Tucson
Arizona
Lonnie Davison
Davison
Gila River
R.V. Powell
Powell
Ray, Ariz
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Valerie
Woman Found Dead In Apartment With Bag Over Head
Mary Blais a 50 year old department store clerk was found dead in her apartment Sunday with a plastic bag over her head and a dress belt knotted around her neck Her sister Margaret Bedenber said they had planned to go fishing and that she found the body about 730 am Blais wore a nightgown and neighbors said she had been despondent police said.
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Great Falls
Mary Blais
Margaret Bedenbender
Eisenhower Returns From Colorado Trip With Nuclear Ban Hopes
President Eisenhower arrived back at National Airport after a five hour Denver run, carrying an honorary Air Force Academy degree and new hope for Soviet negotiations on banning high altitude nuclear tests beyond the 39 mile ceiling. He notified Khrushchev of willingness to discuss and was met by Gov. Steve McNichols and about 1,000 people.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Colorado
New
Air Force Academy
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Columbine III
National Airport
Denver
Maj
John Eisenhower
Steve MacNichols
Geneva
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
Atomic Powers
America
Christian A. Herter
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
U.S
Control Commission
Plans Revealed for Tax Review and Reform
Washington AP reports Rep. Wilbur D. Mills announces a congressional inquiry into income tax laws, aiming to start November 2 with goals of reducing tax rates while preserving revenues. He favors broadening the taxable base to tax more income and tighten exemptions and loopholes.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Inflation: Does it Worry You? Sign and Send Letter
An advertisement urges readers to act on inflation by signing a prewritten letter to their congressman. The note points to a Page 3 display and references a Page 4 editorial about Ike.
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Ike
U S Output Surges in Early 1959 After Revisions
The Commerce Department reports gross national product rose to a record 467 billion dollars at an annual rate in the first quarter of 1959, up 14 billion from prior estimates. Inventories climbed by 5.7 billion, personal consumption up 4.6 billion, exports remained weak, and the deficit with imports widened. Government purchases rose, while the rise in federal spending cooled as state and local spending drove most of the total increase.
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Commerce Department
Elsie Belisle Dies at 90 in Deer Lodge
Mrs. Elsie Belisle aged 90 died at St. Joseph Hospital Sunday leaving 66 descendants. Born December 28 1868 in LaCoule Quebec she lived in Canada and Butte before moving to Deer Lodge. Rosary Tuesday night and Requiem Mass Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church followed by burial in Hillcrest Cemetery.
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Deer Lodge
Elsie Belisle
St. Joseph Hospital
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Mary Guild
Royal Neighbors
Ralph Perlman
Claude Girard
Kelowna
B.C
Armand Girard
Leo Girard
Pocatello
Arva Gi
Five Children Perish In Philadelphia Fire
Five children from a West Philadelphia family died when a fire swept the top floor of a three story brick house. The victims ranged from 17 months to 7½ years old. Their mother Dorothy Stocker, in her early 30s, survived after apparently dozing with a lit cigarette. Names: Stephanie, Dale, Gale, Marcia, and James.
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Philadelphia
Dorothy Stocker
Stephanie
Dale
Gale
Marcia
James
Mt. Mitake Volcano Erupts Quietly Near Kagoshima
A small eruption occurred at Mt. Mitake on Suwanose Island south of Kagoshima in Japan on Sunday. No casualties or damage were reported and authorities noted a minor event with no large-scale threat.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Mt. Mitake
Suwanese Island
Gunman Slain After Drug Store Hold-Up Led by Two Detectives
Two detectives interrupted a suburban University City drug store holdup and exchanged gunfire with two bandits. One suspect was killed, the other wounded and later captured after a hours long pursuit. Detec tives Bruno and Topper were wounded. the hostage, Richard Wetzel, 23, was unharmed. The other gunman, Ivan Deckard, 32, was captured after a manhunt that ended in an attic hideout five miles from the scene.
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James van Valkenburg
Charles Capaldo
ST. Louis
Ivan L. Deckard
Heltonville
Ind
Deckard
Federal
University City
Herbert John Lorts
Irwin
Raymond Bruno
Stanley Topper
Bruce Zuckerman
Irwin Zuckerman
Zuckerman
Richard Wetzel
Wellston
Wetzel
Janet Fischer
Desperado
Fischer
Soviets Intensify Espionage and Communist Activity
Atty. Gen. William P. Rogers cited FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover reporting that Soviet espionage in the United States is increasing with focus on military, atomic, and missile data. The report also notes a revitalized Communist Party with loyalty to Moscow, ongoing recruiting, new officers, a revitalized youth group, and training schools for leaders. Rogers urged constant vigilance.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
United States
Rogers
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Communist Party
Kremlin
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
New York
Mrs Truman to Undergo Surgery at Research Hospital
Authorities at Research Hospital in Kansas City said Bess Truman wife of former President Harry S. Truman will have surgery on Monday. The family physician would not disclose the operation's nature and she has been under tests since Thursday in a reported physical checkup.
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Kansas City
Research Hospital
Bess Truman
Harry S. Truman
Tom Faulkner
Truman
Barber Wins $6,000 Prize After Shave and Haircut
A Guatemalan man paid for a shave and haircut with a $1 lottery ticket. The ticket then won the $6,000 grand prize the next day, making the barber’s fee a big payoff.
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Guatemala
Connie Byers Elected Rotana Leader in Montana
Connie Byers of Great Falls was elected district governor of Rotana as the two day convention ended. She succeeds Veronica O'Sullivan of Butte. The 1960 meeting will be in Great Falls with more than 100 delegates from Montana and Cody Wyoming. The host club was Butte Rotana Club president Evelyn Sullivan.
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Connie Byers
Great Falls
Rotana
Veronica O'Sullivan
Butte
Bozeman
Montana
Cody
Wyo
Butte Rotana Club
Evelyn Sullivan
Montana Weather East and West of Divide Forecast
East of Divide shows considerable cloudiness with scattered showers mainly afternoons Monday and Tuesday. Highs 50 to 60, lows Monday night 30 to 45. West of Divide remains mostly cloudy with occasional showers Monday.
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Divide
Mountain Climber Killed by Rock Near Mining City
A mountain climber was killed by a rock slide near a mining city. The accident occurred as the climber was evaluating routes along the quarry shoulder. No further details were released about the casualty or identifying information.
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Mining City
Bleachers Collapse Injures 150 at Mayetta Rodeo
At Mayetta Kansas a bleacher section collapsing during a four day rodeo injures about 150 spectators. Witnesses describe the stands folding like an accordion as people left, with some restrained by girders before piling onto others. Injured were taken to hospitals in Topeka Holton and Lawrence. Mayetta lacks a local hospital.
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Mayetta
Kan
Topeka
Holton
Lawrence
Police audit radio gear after music fills two hour scan
In WHITEY Ontario police check radio receiving equipment after two hours of only music and a radio crime show being intercepted by the dispatcher with screaming sirens.
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Whitey, Ont
Mines Student Killed In Mountain Rock Slide At Delmo Lake
Gary Alexander 22 of Mount Vernon Wash, senior at Montana School of Mines, was fatally struck by a 400 pound boulder as it cascaded down near Delmo Lake during a mountain climbing trip. Fellow students Johan Sikkar and Forrest Baney summoned help. Alexander was to graduate in June in metallurgy.
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Montana School of Mines
Delmo Lake
Gary Alexander
Mount Vernon
Wash
Scott Funeral Home
Whitehall
Dean D. C. McAuliffe
Alexander
Mines
McAuliffe
Gary Harper
Elm
Butte
Harper
Montainside
Johan Sikkar
Stockholm
Sweden
Forrest Baney
Great Falls
Pipestone
Jefferson County
Baney
W. Galena
Sikkar
Montana State University
Man Stricken After Quizzing In Negro Slaying
Arthur E. Smith a 32 year old Mc Neill stump hauler and tractor driver was hospitalized with a cerebral hemorrhage hours after FBI interrogations about the April 25 lynching of M C Parker. Authorities discussed possible arrests as reporters converged on Poplarville Mississippi with details of the case and the man’s condition.
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Poplarville
Miss
Arthur E. Smith
McNeill
FBI
M. C. Parker
Ralph W. Bachman
Mississippi
Smith
Arthur
Arthur Smith
Cecil Smith
Pearl River
Parker
Bogalusa
Lumberton
Commies Unleash Heaviest Attack on Matsu Islands
In a 90 minute artillery duel at Formosa Strait, Nationalist and Communist forces exchanged heavy fire. Nationalists say Communist guns on the mainland were silenced by counterfire as 444 shells were fired, with 162 hitting Matsu Island, 112 hitting Peikantang, and 1170 landing in the sea.
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Taipei
Formosa Strait
Matsu Islands
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Matsu Island
Peikantang
Editors See Inevitable Integration Across the South
Three Pulitzer prize winning Southern editors say some integration is inevitable due to economic and parental pressure. They forecast continued resistance to anything beyond token integration and note waning support for segregationist groups. The editors reference Supreme Court rulings on pupil placement and potential reliance on placement laws to admit limited numbers of Black students.
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New York
South
Deep South
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Supreme Court
Alabama
Mother 26 Gives Birth To Her 10th Baby In Houston
Loretta weighs five pounds seven ounces as Aveline Suarez, 26, becomes mother of her tenth child. She married Antonio Suarez, 33, in 1949 and has borne a child each year. Doctor B J Wilkerson delivered all the Suarez babies at Memorial Hospital. the couple are Houston natives.
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Houston Tex
Loretta
Aveline Suarez
Antonio
B. J. Wilkerson
Suarez
Memorial Hospital
Houston
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders At Anaconda Company
The annual stockholders meeting of The Anaconda Company will be held Wednesday morning May 20 at the Anaconda Employees Club in Anaconda. The meeting starts at 11 o clock a.m. Standard Time. Admission is restricted to shareholders their spouses and invited guests. Identification badges will be issued on registration.
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Anaconda Company
Anaconda Employes Club
Anaconda
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