Defense Chief to Discuss Philippine Pact
U S Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson arrived in Manila for two days of talks on implementing the U S Philippines mutual defense pact. President Magsaysay seeks U S views on defense of the islands and a firm commitment in the event of a Communist attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
U. S
Charles E. Wilson
United States
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
Philippines
Indochina
U. S. 13Th Air Force
Clark Field
Philippine
Manila Bay
Southeast Asia
Senator Smathers Urges Readiness for Total War
Senator Smathers warned at the Florida American Legion convention that the nation must prepare for total war, oppose troop deployment to Indochina, and strengthen readiness with universal military training, bolstered Air Force funding, faster stockpiling, and a united anti Soviet Allies stance. He urged stronger measures against Communists and closer Latin American alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
America
Sen. Smathers
D-Fla
American Legion
Department of
Smathers
Latin America
Russia
Indochina
Survey shows little new on McCarthy letters across papers
The Associated Press surveys fifty-nine papers on reader letters about Army McCarthy hearings. Results split with 25 pro McCarthy, 19 anti, 17 about even. sentiment often mirrors editorial stance. Wisconsin and New York outlets show varying local biases and counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. McCarthy
Des Moines
Iowa
McCarthy
Minneapolis
Washington
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Journal
New York Daily News
The
New York Post
McCarthy Hearings Resume After Breather
Senators Potter and Jackson urged full testimony by McCarthy and Roy M. Cohn as the Army McCarthy dispute resumes telecast hearings. They suggested Army principals Hensel and Carr may be dropped if McCarthy and Cohn testify, while Stevens is set to testify on Army sole responsibility for the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potter
R-Mich
Jackson
D Wash
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Hensel
Carr
McCarthy
Cohn
Army
Secretary of the Army
Stevens
Pvt. G. David Schine
Schine
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Atty. Gen. Brownell
Sherman Adams
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
United Nations
Who Is This Joe?
Chicago reports an 81 year old ex-convict from 1897 era prison who recently reentered society. He expresses confusion at women wearing pants and asks about the figure McCarthy, noting many have discussed the question since his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Lyman William Hall
NAACP launches campaign to end school segregation
The NAACP unveiled a new strategy at a Sunday Atlanta session, directing branches in 18 states with mandatory segregation to petition local school boards and offer help to end racial separation in public schools. Walter White criticized Govs. Talmadge and Byrnes and praised the Supreme Court ruling as a rebirth of faith in democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Walter White
Herman Talmadge
Georia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Sen
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Supreme Court
White
High Court
Asia
Indochina
Geneva
Wisconsin
Texas
United States
PTA defers desegregation role to Southern chapters
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers said it will be up to each state PTA in the South to decide how to help public schools transition from racial segregation to integration. In a policy statement issued before the national PTA convention, the board of managers urged members to study and pursue effective means toward integrated education for all children. About 3,000 delegates representing 8,822,694 PTA members are expected for the convention opening in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Soviet Culture Attacks Gone With the Wind as Racist Propaganda
A Moscow newspaper, Soviet Culture, calls Gone With the Wind a conspiracy to incite race hate in Wall Street backed by anti Negro propaganda. It cites the film’s premiere in Atlanta and claims Hollywood released 30 racist films this year accusing minorities of fueling racial tensions. It also targets Hondo Pinky Home of the Brave Lost Boundaries and Fu Manchu series as propaganda aimed at maintaining white supremacy.
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Moscow
Wall Street
Ministry of Culture
Soviet Culture
GWTW
Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Hollywood
America
Pinky
Fu Manchu
Baby sitter hatches bird with electric light in tin
In Beverly Hills Mary Ann Varga 27 caring for Bruce 9 and Elsie 5 discovered a bird egg in the yard. She rigged an incubator using a cookie tin and a small electric bulb. A chick hatched on Saturday, likely a meadowlark, and is fed with mashed potatoes and egg yolk every eight minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mary Ann Varga
Bruce
Elsie
Morris Kahin
Miss Varga
Speeding Citation Fails to Slow Auto Kills Four
In Carpinteria California three soldiers and an oil driller died when their car, after a speeding stop, careened from the highway into a creek bed. The deceased were Pvts Robert Lee Jump Glen dora and Cleveland Ohio Milton Forester Richard Joseph Bevan Wilmington California all from Fort Ord and Carl Marvin Nicely Coalinga California 26. Bevan had been cited for speeding two hours earlier, with Nicely allegedly driving at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpinteria
Calif
U.P
Robert Lee Jump
Glendora
Cleveland
Ohio
Milton Forester
Richard Joseph Bevan
Wilmington
Fort Ord
Carl Marvin Nicely
Coalinga
Nicely
Bevan
Saar Dispute Heads Toward Settlement
Bonn declares fundamental obstacles removed and says an agreement in principle with France on Saar fate opens the way for high level talks. Paris denies a settlement but Bonn insists progress is made in the French German quarrel over the coal and steel basin.
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Bonn
Germany
Saar
France
West Germany
Paris
Murray Quilines Tactics Needed to Beat Commies
Anaconda speech by Sen. James F. Murray at the 50th anniversary Montana Knights of Columbus and Anaconda Knights of Columbus convention outlines a threefold strategy against communism. He urges security laws, executive enforcement, and a united effort by workers and professionals to reduce strife and uphold rights.
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Murray
Anaconda
James F. Murray
Montana
Sen. Murray
United States
Charlie the Killer Excites Cops in San Francisco
Ruth Grossman alerted Los Angeles police about a call claiming the killer Charlie Case. Special agents traced the call to Room 312 at the Mark Hopkins Hotel where a man named Kays confessed making the call and explained the nickname. He said residents in Eureka California call him the killer because he owns a termite company. Inspector William Stanton released him after the explanation.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlie Case
Mark Hopkins Hotel
William Stanton
Kays
Case
Ruth Grossman
Beverly Hills
Eureka
Calif
Charlie Kays
Eureka Termite Exterminator Co
Stanton
Knights to End Conclave Today
ANACONDA The Knights of Columbus Golden Jubilee state convention in the Smelter City ends at noon Monday after officers for the coming year are chosen. Sunday afternoon initiation of new members and a banquet in the evening closed a three day conclave that began Saturday. Dougherty served as banquet toastmaster with General convention chair Jack White aided by Michael Sullivan Ed Roache William Shea Tony Joy Roney Kohler F J Despins Clarence McLean P J Keenan R F McCarvel Rev Emmett Lowney Mrs Maxine McCarvel and Mrs Ann McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Me- Carvel
Mr. Dougherty
Emmett Lowney
Maxine Me- Carvel
Ann McLean
Secretary Stevens Ends Visit in State
Livingston Montana aide says Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens left Montana Sunday evening for Washington. He spent time on his ranch and spoke briefly to the Montana Stockgrowers Association, of which he is a member. He is expected to be called to the stand in the Army McCarthy hearings on Monday.
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Livingston
U.P
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Montana
Washington
Stevens
Montana Stockgrowers Assn
Peace Council to Open 6 Day East Berlin Conference
The Communist World Peace Council will begin a six day conference in East Berlin on Monday to discuss banning atomic weapons and measures to safeguard peace. The Soviet delegation will include author Ilya Ehrenburg and composer Dmitri Shostakovich with more than 20 countries expected to attend including Britain Argentina France and Japan.
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Berlin
U.P
World Peace Council
East Berlin
Council
Ilya Ehrenburg
Dimitri Shostakovitch
Britain
Argentina
France
Japan
Britain weighs united action in Indochina crisis
London sources say Prime Minister Churchill will convene a cabinet session to review Britain’s position in the Southeast Asia crisis. Eden will return to Geneva with full government backing, while preparing for a possible failure of peace talks and urgent action if needed.
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London
Churchill
Indochina
Geneva
Britain
Far East
Anthony Eden
Eden
Marquess Salisbury
Chequers
Southeast Asia
Hanoi Is Jittery As Reds Boast Of Hanoi Occupation
French Union forces tightened defenses around Hanoi as American supplied warplanes increased strikes on Communist led insurgents advancing on the city. A Red promise to occupy Hanoi Sunday proved to be propaganda in a nerve war.
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Hanoi
U.P
Siem Pang
Pnom Penh
Cambodia
Dien Bien Phu
Red River
Red
Vo Nguyess
Red Army
Paris
Delta
Paul Ely
Butte Montana Weather Summary Card
Weather forecast for Butte and Montana indicates a warmer, partly cloudy pattern Monday through Tuesday with highs around 70 and a low near 42. Period temperatures from Saturday midnight to Sunday 5 30 pm show a max 64 and min 31 with varying cloudiness east and west of the Divide.
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Divide
Montana Max
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Tr Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon Aene
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Helena
Weather table summary for weekend highs and cloudiness
The weather forecast notes mild highs 65 to 75 with increasing cloudiness. Temperatures rise modestly into Monday night then remain steady Tuesday with mostly party cloudy skies. The table shows maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 30 p.m. Sunday.
Albertan Chosen to Lead Activians
Dave Cunningham of Calgary is elected governor elect of District Five Active International and Bob Petersen of Butte as lieutenant governor elect. The two will be installed next month at the International convention in Calgary. The district luncheon highlighted the public speaking contest judged by Gordon Irving of Calgary with speakers including Graham Barker of Edmonton and Walter Malachowski of Butte.
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Dave Cunningham
Calgary Alta
Active International
Bob Petersen
Butte
Calgary
Lloyd’s Cafe
Gordon Irving
Graham Barker
Edmonton
Walter Malachowski
John A. Nosstrom
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
John Hill
Charles Lee
Andy Andrews
Gene Bolstad
Butte Active Club
Stanley Gronfein
Gronfein
Mary McLaughlin
Heat Wave Deepens in New Delhi as Temperatures Soar
New Delhi endured a blistering heat wave Sunday with temperatures above 110 degrees for the fifth straight day. The official reading hit 111.4 degrees, only surpassed by Thursday’s 112 as the weather forecaster warned of further worsening conditions.
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New Delhi
India
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DeKalb
Charlie
United Indochina
Red China
Louis Guilbert
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