British Critics Fire Away At U.S. Policy
In London a growing alarm over Western policy in the Middle East provokes harsh criticism of American aims. Lord Salisbury warns the balance of power is shifting against the West as debates about U S policy intensify amid crises in France Algeria and Lebanon.
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Mansfield Urges East-West Talks To Ease Cold War Tensions
Senator Mike Mansfield called for a full resumption of cultural and trade ties between Eastern and Western Europe as a step toward peace. He proposed a leader conference with the United States and Soviet Union as observers to draft reconciliation directives and cautioned that NATO arms alone cannot counter the Soviet peace offensive.
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Germany
Dale Fellows 16 Hurt in Accidental Home Shooting
Dale Fellows a 16 year old sophomore at Butte High School and son of Mr and Mrs Darius Fellows of 34 Missoula Ave is hospitalized at St James Hospital with a gunshot wound to the left shoulder. Relatives say his condition Sunday night is not serious. He planned a country trip and practice shooting when the gun discharged after he entered his bedroom to retrieve a .22 caliber rifle and extinguished a light the weapon struck a bedpost. He was rushed for emergency care and admitted for treatment.
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Bus Crash Kills 16 During Lisbon Pilgrimage
A bus with 48 passengers on a religious pilgrimage plunged into a ravine near Acros De Valdevez when a road caved in. Sixteen people died and eight were injured in the Sunday accident.
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Army Jupiter 9000 MPH Nose Cone Recovered At Sea
The Army recovered the Jupiter IRBM nose cone intact 42 hours after launch from Cape Canaveral. Navy ships and divers located the cone in shark infested waters near the South Atlantic test range, confirming a successful reentry test and advancing plans to deploy the weapon overseas.
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Fiery Collision Kills Five Persons in Ohio
Two couples returning from a Cincinnati baseball game stopped at a roadside restaurant in Middletown Ohio. A southbound car then struck the turning vehicle killing five, with survivors including Mary 42 and Mrs Winifred Roberts 22.
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William E. Fanney
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Elmer Davis Dies at 68 Wartime News Chief
Washington Elmer Davis writer and head of the Office of Information for World War II died Sunday at George Washington University Hospital after a stroke on March 17 and later bronchial pneumonia. Born January 13, 1890 in Aurora Indiana he was 68 and helped found Americans for Democratic Action in 1947.
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Stockholders Will Meet Wednesday at Anaconda Company
The Anaconda Company's annual stockholders meeting is set for Wednesday morning May 21 at the Anaconda Employees Club in Anaconda. The session begins at 11 o'clock a.m. Standard Time, which is 12 noon Butte Daylight Saving Time.
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Beirut Reports Rebels Surrender in Tripoli War
Government officials announce that Tripoli rebel forces have surrendered after 24 hours of fighting ending in a major government victory. Saeb Salam disputes the claim, saying resistance remains widespread as clashes continue near Beirut and Badoun.
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U.S. Information Service
Butte Airman W J Schulte Killed in Mishap
A2c William J. Schulte 21, native of Butte, died from an automobile crash near Iowa Louisiana after three years in the Air Force. He attended Butte and Central High Schools and was stationed at Lake Charles AFB. His father, the late George Schulte, once ran the Glass House.
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64 Dead as Belgian Airliner Crashes in Morocco
A Sabena four engine DC6B crashed while landing at Casablanca Cazes Airport causing a massive explosion. Sixty five people died including at least eight children with four passengers surviving. Most victims were Belgians returning from vacations and the World Fair in Brussels.
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Hoover Blames Communists for Nixon Attacks Says FBI
J Edgar Hoover asserted that Nixon attack episodes in Latin America were driven by Communists who are a small minority there. He urged industry caution on indecency, disclosed 90 active wiretaps in security work, and called for naming juvenile felons and harsher parental action. Hoover denied plans to retire.
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Helicopter Rescues Injured Prospector in Rogue River Country
An injured man, Arlton Gray of Myrtle Point, was rescued Sunday by a helicopter from Hamilton Air Force Base after he fell on a cliff during a weekend gold prospecting trip with his son in the rugged terrain northeast of Gold Beach Oregon. Ground party members Dawes and Knight assisted as deputies worked into the area to recover Gray who suffered possible rib and back injuries and was transported to a local hospital for X rays.
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Oregon
Why Some Husbands Like Modest Dresses
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De Gaulle Crisis Deepens as Paris Braces for Strike
Paris faces a mass strike call led by the Communist led General Confederation of Labor as Gen Charles De Gaulle prepares a news conference amid demonstrations. Premier Pflimlin's government deploys police while Algeria sees a rightist regime and Interior Minister Jules Moch condemns unregulated committees. De Gaulle plans to address power questions in Paris Monday.
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Algeria
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DeGaulle
Ministre
Three Receivers of Silver Beaver Award by Scouts
A near capacity crowd at Whittier School gymnasium watched Kirby D. Crowley Raymond F. Calkins of Butte and Rex W. Clark of Dillon receive the Silver Beaver Award for Distinguished Service to Boyhood. The ceremony led by E Renouard and narrated by George Chance was part of a Vigilante Council banquet with speakers including James T. Harrison Montana Supreme Court chief justice. Names of honorees were kept secret until presentation and the event drew attendees from Whitehall Anaconda Dillon Twin Bridges Virginia City and Ruby.
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Raymond F. Calkins
Butte
Rex W. Clark
Dillon
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Anaconda Company
George Chance
Vigilante Council
Boy Scouts of America
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Ruby
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Four Headley children die in upper room fire in Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington four boys aged 4 to 10 perished in an upstairs bedroom fire that swept through their home as parents visited a neighbor. A baby, Terry Lee Headley, 1, was seriously burned but saved by a passerby. Fire officials cite possible electrical short or cigarette as cause amidst tinder dry walls.
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David Headley
Danny
Randy
Ricky
Terry Lee
Wilbur Headley
Headleys
Paul Bacher
Jim Foss
Headley
Harold C. Fisk
Fish
Grizzly Bears Reported In Glacier National Park
West Glacier reports indicate at least six grizzlies seen recently in Glacier National Park. Park staff note that about 100 grizzlies normally inhabit higher elevations away from visitors, while visitors often see Glacier's 400 black bears.
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Air Force leader says US behind Sputnik in space
Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Shriever, head of the Air Force ballistic missile division, warned in Washington that it will take one to three years to launch a satellite comparable to Russia’s Sputnik ITI. He said the United States still trails the Soviet Union in missiles and satellites.
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Montana Weather Forecast Summary
Montana east and west regions show fair conditions Monday with some clouds. East areas may see scattered showers Tuesday with warmer Monday and cooler Tuesday highs around 65 to 85. West region expects ongoing mild air, a few showers Monday afternoon, then cooler Tuesday with highs 65 to 80.
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