Senators Vote Minerals Subsidy Fund
The Senate approved keeping a 30 million dollar minerals subsidy in a supplemental bill by a 61 to 17 vote, setting up a new House battle over the issue. Western senators urged continuation to keep domestic tungsten mines open, while critics said stockpiles suffice and one tungsten official urged opposing the subsidy.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen. Williams
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Lausche
Ohio
Ohioan
Allott
R-Cole
Three Canadians Killed in Montana Crash Near Poplar
A truck-car collision east of Poplar Montana killed Donald Ardelan 50 his wife Sadie 41 and daughter Sharon 11 all Avanlea Saskatchewan. A second daughter Shirley 17 was in critical condition. Truck driver Joe Baker of Poplar was uninjured. Coroner Ly man Clayton announced an inquest for Wednesday. The state highway toll for 1957 rose to 68 with 1956 total of 73 at year end.
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Poplar
Mont
Roosevelt County
Lyman Clayton
Donald Ardelan
Sadie
Sharon
Avanlea
Sask
Canada
Shirley
Clayton
Joe Baker
Ardelan
Baker
Montana
Unprecedented Mission Begun by Kishi
Prime Minister Nobushe Kishi began a landmark goodwill tour to South Asian nations visiting Burma India Pakistan Ceylon Thailand and Nationalist China as independent equals. His aims include boosting Asia’s prominence and boosting Japan’s leverage with the United States and Asian partners.
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Tokyo
Nobushe Kishi
Japan
Burma
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Thailand
China
Southeast Asia
Kishi
Hideki Tojo
Asia
United
Man Falls From Footbridge Into Big Hole River
Robert William Brasier Jr., 30, ranch operator 14 miles south of Butte, was swept from a cable suspension footbridge crossing the Big Hole River near the pump station at Divide. His body was recovered four hours later downstream, with 25 volunteers aiding in the search. Coroner Dr. Emmet J. Paulsen ordered no immediate inquest.
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Robert William Brasier Jr
Butte
Big Hole
Divide
Mary Calcaterra
George Salusso
Silver Bow
Emmet J. Paulsen
Pennsylvania Primary Voters Set to Cast Ballots Today
Pennsylvania faces light turnout with 8 883 polling places open 8 a m to 9 p m local time. No statewide contests but local officials for general election on Nov 5. Luzerne County features ex Governor John S Fine seeking a three way Republican bid for the Common Pleas Court judgeship.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Luzerne County
John S. Fine
Aluzerne County Common Pleas Court
Fine
Haitian Turmoil Deepens as Army Chief Ousted
Port au Prince reports the ruling seven man council dismissed Army commander Brig. Gen. Leon Cantave and handed control to Col. Pierre Armand who led police. Cantave resisted using troops to seize rebel held St. Marc as turmoil grows amid political and economic strain.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Leon Catave
Pierre Armand
Cantave
St. Marc
U S Warships to Transmit Suez Canal Transit
The American Consulate said a group of U S warships will arrive in Suez Port Said on Wednesday en route to the Red Sea. They will be the first American ships to pass the canal since the British French invasion last November.
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Suez
Egypt
U.S
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Tragedy Near Harlowton Claims Boy's Life
A two year old Cut Bank boy, John Henry Lanners, was killed when a car—carrying his parents and 12 year old Lenny Reed—left the road one mile north of Harlowton and overturned after plunging down a 12 foot embankment. The parents and Reed were hospitalized with non serious injuries. The Montana highway toll for 1957 reached 69, four fewer than last year at this date.
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Harlowton
Cut Bank
John Henry Lanners
John Lanners
Lenny Reed
Montana
Wolf Point Man Dies After Crash In Montana
A 32-year-old Wolf Point man Jan Willey died in a Wolf Point hospital after a crash 10 miles east of town. Willey, formerly from Jordan, was driving west when his car hit the left rear of an eastbound semi-trailer. He died about 15 minutes after arrival. The truck driver and Willey’s passenger were uninjured. An inquest is set for Tuesday. The 1957 Montana traffic death total rises to 65.
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Wolf Point
Jan Willey
Jordan
Roosevelt County
Lyman Clayton
Willey
Clayton
Montana
U N Urges Fresh Talks On Suez Controversy
France's Foreign Minister Christian Pineau urged the United Nations Security Council to resume negotiations with Egypt for a permanent Suez settlement. He criticized the canal's current operation as temporary and backed six principles agreed last October. The move followed debates over Israel’s potential test voyage and U S French tensions.
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Christian Pineau
France
Security Council
Egypt
Suez Canal
Council
Pineau
United States
Britain
Arkady A. Sobolev
Suez
Sobolev
London
Cmdr
Allan Noble
Israel
House of Commons
Moscow
Pravda
Middle East
Jerusalem
Foreign Ministry
Man Sleep Causes Car Wreck On Grade Crossing
Gene Boston, 54, dozed during a stall on a grade crossing of the Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines in Newtonville New Jersey. A fast freight train struck and demolished the car, though Boston escaped injury.
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Newtonville
N. J
U.P
Gene Boston
Boston
Beck Ousted From AFL CIO Over Union Fund Misuse
AFL CIO Executive Council unanimously finds Dave Beck guilty of gross misuse of union funds and removes him as vice president and council member. Senate Rackets Committee cited more than 320000 in personal gains and Beck invoked the Fifth Amendment over 200 times. Beck fled the AFL CIO HQ basement to escape reporters as George Meany denounced the action.
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Afl-Cio Executive Council
Organized Labor
Beck
Afl-Cio
Senate
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Afl-Cio Council
Aflcio
Tornado Kills 28 in Kansas City Suburbs
A twilight tornado struck the south edge of Kansas City causing at least 28 deaths and more than 200 injuries. Ruskin Heights and Hickman Mills in Missouri bore the worst damage including a shopping center, a high school, and a church. Rescue crews worked amid downed power lines and debris as emergency centers opened.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Ruskin Heights
Hickman Mills
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Martin City
Weather Bureau
Eisenhower Drafts Radio Speech In Defense Of Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower drafted a radio TV address to defend a 3.88 billion dollar foreign aid program and will speak at 5 30 p m Tuesday. He may send Congress a message reiterating his case for a large mutual security investment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
White House
Defense Wilson
Wilson
Montana Weather Highlights East and West Regions
East portion sees decreasing rain and snow with ending precipitation by Tuesday night and cooler conditions persisting into Wednesday. Highs around 45 to 50 Tuesday, 50 to 60 Wednesday, with lows near 35 to 40. West area remains mostly cloudy with intermittent rain ending Tuesday night and slightly warmer by Wednesday.
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Montana
President Speaks At Red Cross Meet
Eisenhower told about 5,000 people at the Red Cross National Convention in Constitution Hall that the organization, like the nation, can face the future with confidence. He said the Red Cross can be sure of its destiny and meet any challenge ahead.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Constitution Hall
No personality linked to finger length says science
A science view contests the idea that long slim fingers reveal artistic personality while noting that a Want Act offers a simple way to secure desirable traits by dialing 5451.
Court Rejects DOJ Bid to Ban Alien Red Acts
The Supreme Court ruled the Justice Department lacks authority to ban Communist activity by an alien under six months of deportation orders. The decision affirmed a special three judge district court in the case of Mrs. Antonia Sentner of St. Louis. Justices Burton and Clark dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Dept
Federal District Court
Antonia Sentner
St. Louis
Burton and Clark
Congress
Sentner
Eleven Teachers Appointed Here In Butte District
Trustees of School District No. 1 in Butte announced the appointment of eleven teachers, one nurse, five janitors and 12 janitresses at a 90 minute meeting. They also supported Mayor Donnelly's recreation board reorganization and rejected a bid advertising policy for repairs. Several teachers were added after resignations, military entries, or leaves, with five paid holidays included.
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Butte
William P. Donnelly
City Recreation Board
Robert Sparks
George Haney
Arthur Cohan
McKinley
Hollis Coon
William O'Connor
William Ambrosetti
Leonard Deloughery
Stephen Reardon
Daniel Harrington
Shirley Reynolds
Robert Roberts
Thomas O’brien
James Fascincani
William Barry
Eastern Montana College of Education
John Reinwand
Boulder
George MacDonald
Snow and flood warnings sweep Montana passes
The Weather Bureau warned of continued rain across Montana through Tuesday and a flood warning for the Jefferson River region. Snow fell at Lost Trail Pass and MacDonald Pass while motorists faced rock hazards and passable roads.
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Helena
Weather Bureau
Montana
Jefferson River
Montana Automobile Assn
Lost Trail Pass
U. S. Highway 93
Idaho-Montana
MacDonald Pass
U. S
Jefferson
Three Forks
Missouri River
Sappington
Twin Bridges
Missouri
Big Hole
Beaverhead
R. A. Dightman
The
Two Men Struck By Car In City
Two men crossed Arizona Street from east to west when a car hit them about 10 10 p m One man Herman Hawke 66 of 112 East Broadway was hospitalized with a possible fracture Thomas Bradley of 112 East Broadway was treated and released Bill Kolman 26 of 104 South Gaylord was the driver and held for investigation He said sleet caused a blind spot and aided responders at the scene
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Arizona Street
Park
Herman Hawke
E. Broadway
Community Memorial Hospital
Thomas Bradley
Bill Kolman
S. Gaylord
Kolman
Bradley
Hawke
Arizona
Park Street
Asst
Vern Maddock
Willard McCallum
Dave Seccomb
Rescue Effort Reaches Tahiti Nui Raft Crew
The Tahiti Nui raft, 14 by 40 feet, sails 900 miles off Chile as sharks circle during a Pacific storm. A Chilean frigate Baquedano speeds to evacuate four Frenchmen and a Chilean after a two day gale. Skipper Eric de Bisschop radioed for increased speed and expects to reach the raft Tuesday afternoon.
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Santiago
Chile
Tahiti Nui
Tahiti
South America
Baquedano
Eric de Bisschop
Senators Reject Southern Move On Civil Rights
The Senate Judiciary Committee rejected a Southern push to strip key civil rights provisions from the administration bill. The six member majority included Sen. Kefauver and five Republicans, while Southern Democrats led by Sen. Eastland opposed by Ervin and allies. If the bill clears the House, a vote could come by month’s end. next on the panel’s agenda is the McClellan labor right to work amendment.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Wiley
Wis
Watkins
Utah
Dirksen
Butler
Hruska
Neb
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Eastland
Miss
McClellan
Ark
Johnston
Justice Dept
House Rules Committee
House
Showdown Today in France Over Mollet Tax Plan
In Paris Premier Guy Mollet faces a National Assembly showdown on higher taxes to fund Algeria fighting. Independent Republicans led by Antoine Pinay and Roger Duchet hold the balance, with abstention risking Mollet's 34th confidence vote in 16 months.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
National Assembly
Algeria
Mollet
Antoine Pinay
Roger Duchet
Syria says it paid in full for arms from Soviet Union
Defense Minister Khaled El Azm told a mass in Aleppo that Syria has paid in full for arms received from the Soviet Union and other sources. He denied any arms deals and dismissed Western propaganda framing Syria as linked to Communist states. The remarks followed a government central bank ceremony in Aleppo.
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Damascus
Khaled el Azm
Syria
Aleppo
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