Eisenhower Veto of Postal Pay Upheld in Senate Vote
The Senate backed President Eisenhower's veto of an 86 percent postal pay increase with a 54 to 39 vote, eight short of a two thirds margin. Thirty seven Republicans supported Eisenhower along with two Democrats, while 46 Democrats and eight Republicans voted to override. Several senators did not vote. Prospects for a smaller raise for about 500,000 postal workers remained. Senator Carlson offered a substitute bill he said the President would approve.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sens
Bryd and
Robertson
Virgina
Capehart
Ind
Duff
Ruchel
Calif
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Langer and Young
Malone
Nev
Welker
Idaho
McCarthy and Wiley
Wis
Sen
Murray
Mont
House
Congress
Carlson
R-Kan
Gore
Byrd
Dva
Tennessee
Martin
Massachusetts
White House
House Public Works Committee
Stevenson Sees Calmer World Scene Urges Crashing Effort on Bomb
Adlai Stevenson told the General Federation of Women's Clubs that the world seems calmer but warned the hydrogen bomb must be controlled with a relentless crash program. He urged persistent arms control, stronger alliances, and continued nuclear power development until aggressors seek tolerable terms.
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Philadelphia
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Moscow
Peiping
Coalition of Free Nations
Soviet Union
Africa
Truman
United Nations
Eisenhower
Harold St
Woman Is Freed in Murder Case
In Great Falls Montana a first degree murder charge against Pearl M McCormick 21 was dismissed on Tuesday. The case stemmed from the January 26 1955 shooting death of Clair Taylor 33 of Omaha Nebraska. Larry McCormick 36 remains charged and free on bond.
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Great Falls
Mont
Pearl M. McCormick
McCormick
Larry
Clair Taylor
Omaha
Ned
Taylor
McCormicks
Liberty
Tulsa
Okla
General Kreger Dies After Long Illness at Brooke Army Hospital
Maj. Gen. Edward Albert Kreger former judge advocate general of the Army died at Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio after a long illness. He would have been 87 next Tuesday and served as judge advocate from 1928 until his 1931 retirement.
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San Antonio
Tex
Edward Albert Kreger
Army
Brooke Army Hospital
Kreger
Judge Advocate of the Army
Mrs. Mary Hauck Dies at 31 in Butte. Rites Thursday
Mrs. Mary Hauck wife of John C Hauck a Butte attorney died Tuesday in a local hospital after an illness. Requiem mass will be sung Thursday at 10 at St Patrick Church with interment in St Patrick Cemetery. Born October 31 1912 she was the mother of four children Jack 15 Bob 14 Tom 12 and Mary 4. A member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority she was active in community child welfare projects.
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St. Patrick Church
Mary Hauck
John C. Hauck
Butte
St. Patrick Cemetery
W. Galena St
Hauck
Jack
Bob
Tom
Mary
Immaculate Conception Parish
Butte High School
Montana State University
Mr. Hauck
Dulles Rejects Neutral Role for Germans
Secretary of State Dulles, with Eisenhower's approval, rejected any Soviet plan to neutralize Germany. He said 70 million Germans cannot play a neutral role and affirmed West Germany's alliance with the West. Britain signaled opposition to neutrality and echoed the U S stance.
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Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Germany
West Germany
London
Eden
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Europe
United States
Heinz Krekeler
Police Cannot Locate Boy’s Daddy Guitar in Odd Chain Trade
Six year old Clyde Lovett traded his father Forest Lovett’s guitar for a cigarette lighter. Police officer Robert Clave began the search May 5 but reported there is too much unknown to recover the instrument. The guitar allegedly moved through a chain ending with a .45 pistol.
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Kansas City
Kan
Clyde Lovett
Forest Lovett
Robert M. Clave
Clave
Clyde
Wilson Claims U.S. Air Power Outstrips Russia
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson asserted the United States maintains military superiority over Russia in both qualitative and quantitative air power. Assistant Air Secretary Roger Lewis joined, citing U.S. lead in planes and stressing ongoing research, production, and investment to preserve dominance.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Russia
Roger Lewis
United States
Wilson
Lewis
Eisenhower
Moscow
Pentagon
Montreal shoeshine record holder ends shinathon
Alphonse DeAngelis rests after a shinathon in Montreal Quebec claiming a 51 hour 10 minute shoeshine marathon. He polished shoes for free from Friday noon to Sunday afternoon before a doctor advised him to quit due to swelling feet.
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Montreal
Que
Alphonse DeAngelis
Senate Republicans Seek Shift in Ike Highway Plan Strategy
Senate Republicans moved to ditch the Democratic alternative if needed and to seek House help to advance Eisenhower’s multibillion 10 year highway program. Gore’s rival plan would spend about 18 billion over five years with a 9 to 1 federal state match and higher gas taxes, prompting Finance concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
GOP
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Congress
Stolen Blasting Caps Recovered Byte Butte Sheriff
Two 17 year old boys admitted breaking into three sheds at the Bullwhacker mine near Columbia Gardens. Nine hundred blasting caps and two rolls of fuse were among loot recovered from an automobile used in the burglary and later cached. The suspects were taken into custody Monday and turned over to juvenile authorities with help from Deputy Frank Harper.
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Butte
William Dalling
Bullwhacker
Columbia Gardens
Dalling
Frank Harper
Love and Law Ignored in Classified Ad Promo
A nostalgic ad promotes want ads as a smooth sales system citing Supreme Court Iowa rhetoric. It advertises a furnished summer home for sale at Georgetown Lake with electricity and a well priced at 2 750 and offers ad-writer help by phone.
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Supreme Court of Iowa
Georgetown Lake
Joint Oil Lease Meeting Slated in Helena Montana
Montana Land Board and Oil and Gas Conservation Commission will hold a joint meeting Friday to resolve issues in the leasing program. Gov. J Hugo Aronson arranged the session after Public Instruction Supt. Mary M Condon asked for an official request. The board with 116 oil gas lease applications on file seeks to use the commission staff expertise in oil and gas leasing.
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Helena
Montana
Land Board and Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
J. Hugo Aronson
Mary M. Condon
Miss Condon
Land Board
Commission
Democratic Land Board
Atty
Arnold H. Olsen
Sam W. Mitchell
Aronson
Conservatives Favored to Win in Britain
Prime Minister Eden forecast a Conservative victory in the Thursday general election. Labor Secretary Morgan Phillips urged confidence, noting a likely larger Labour vote than 1951’s record. Bookmakers showed high bets on Conser vatives, while polls suggested lead margins with Conservatives at about 51 percent versus Labour 47.
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Britain
Anthony Eden
Labor
Aneurin Bevan
Clement Atlee
Winston Churchill
London
Eden
Birmingham
Labor Party
Morgan Phillips
House of Commons
Clement Attlee
Cut Bank Sailor Killed in California Truck Crash
A sailor from Cut Bank Montana died from head injuries after a truck collision on Highway 101A near Oxnard California. Four others including three Marines at Point Mugu Naval Base were seriously hurt and transported to San Diego Naval Hospital. The driver from Oxnard had minor injuries.
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Oxnard
Calif
Here
Highway Patrol
George R. Dansenden
Cut Bank
Mont
Point Mugu Naval Air Missile Center
Port Hueneme
John G. Stonebreaker
San Francisco
Anthony Barney
Gallup
N. M
Vernon I. Yong
Honolulu
Point Mugu
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Jesus R. Presiado
Salvador M. Loera
Safety of polio vaccine narrowed to Cutter lots
Surgeon General Scheele announced that all Salk polio vaccine from drug firms is safe except possibly two lots from Cutter Laboratories. No date for resuming immunizations was given. He noted a possible cause and effect between certain paralytic cases and those Cutter lots, while six million children have already received shots.
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Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Scheele
Jonas Salk
Basil O'Connor
O'Connor
National Foundation For
U. S. Public Health Service
Cutter
Public Health Service
Diary Exposes Payoff Ties in Armed Forces Garment Scandal
Brooklyn garment maker Leon M. Levy testifies he paid nearly $7,000 in 1952 53 to a contact who passed funds to government inspectors. he claims $500 reached Army quartermaster David Pollack who denies taking the money and later admits lying in prior testimony. Pollack loses his job after Army dismissal ordered by Quartermaster Gen. Hastings.
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Washington
Senate
Leon M. Levy
Brooklyn
Levy
Army
David Pollack
Pollack
Quartermaster Corps
Philadelphia
Marvin Rubin
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Rubin
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Kester L. Hastings
Bonita Originals, Inc
Bonita
Montana Weather Outlook by Regions
Montana east sees partly cloudy north and mostly cloudy south with scattered showers mainly southeast on Wednesday. West area to grow cloudier Wednesday and Thursday with a touch warmer. The table lists 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending 5 30 p m Tuesday.
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Montana
Students' Outing Ends in Tragedy
MISSOULA Tragedy marred a high school graduation outing when 19 year old Eugene Cahoon was killed after a tire on a car went flat and he was struck by a passing auto ten miles west of Missoula. Olaf Hilmo of East Missoula drove the other car. Cahoon was class secretary and club president for Charlo High School.
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Missoula
Eugene R. Cashoon
Charlo High School
Cahoon
Highway Patrol
Olaf Hilmo
East Missoula
Hilmo
Jay M. Kurtz
Ralph M. Simmons
Best Cleaner Claims Moonshine Raid Cleaner
Deputy Guy Nix reveals a cleaning fluid nicknamed the best ever for the fingerprint board at the U S marshal s office A five gallon jug allegedly held genuine moonshine seized years ago in a raid by the alcohol tax unit described as moonshine strong enough to blow your head off.
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Miami
U.2
Guy Nixon
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Alcohol Tax Unit
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