Dulles Warns Nation to Be Careful in Gauging Red Stand
Secretary of State Dulles told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Moscow shows a striking reversal in policy but warned against mistaking a false dawn for the real one. He urged continued foreign aid, discussed Spain’s NATO bid, India's nonaligned economy, Asian regional development funds, and greater Latin American aid outside direct aid.
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Washington
State Dulles
America
Dulles
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Richards
D-Sc
Russia
Austria
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
State Department
Spain
North Atlantic Alliance
India
United States
Presidential Fund For
Far East
Latin America
U. S
Montana Highway Commission awards near million in contracts
Hel ena contacts valued at nearly one million dollars for six Montana road and bridge projects were awarded. The Montana Highway Commission let six contracts totaling 994,494 for work in Silver Bow Lake Ravalli Carbon Richland and other counties with bids from Kiely Construction Co L A Woodward Construction Co O'Brien Construction Co W P Roscoe Co and LaLonde Construction Co. One project was deferred for study.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Highway Commission
Union Credit Co
Butte
Mineral County
Superior
Silver Bow
Nissler
Kiely Construction Co
Lake
Arlee-Ravalli
L. A. Woodward Construction Co
Missoula
McCone-Garfield—Seal Coal Oil
Jordan- Circle Road
O’brien Construction Co
Great Falls
Carbon
Wyoming Line
Bridger Road
W. P. Roscoe Co
Billings
Richland
Lambert East
Circle-Sidney
LaLonde Construction Co
Sidney
Ravalli
Stevensville
Three Mile Creek
Florence
Actress Hedy Lamarr Reports Jewelry Missing
Houston police investigated the loss of a satin lined bag containing about 50000 in jewels from actress Hedy Lamarr and husband W Howard Lee at their River Oaks home. The bag held a 10.35 carat diamond ring, a 11 carat diamond watch bracelet, and a 40 banquette diamond bracelet among insured pieces. 11000 un insured value noted. Lamarr called it likely a misplacement, while detectives pursued the case.
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Houston
Tex
Hedy Lamarr
River Oaks
Miss Lamarr
W. Howard Lee
Lee
Joseph H. Rutledge
Rutledge
Hershel Golden
Dweight
Woman Witness Denies Shakedown Attempt in Senate Hearing
Mrs. Mella Hart a former government contract checker testified she did not try to shake down Chicago hat maker Harry Lev for 15000. She faced aggressive questioning by Senate investigations staff Robert Kennedy and Carmine Bellino and said the fear of unrevealed details fueled her distress.
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Washington
Chicago
Harry Lev
Mella Hart
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert F. Kennedy
Carmine Bellino
McClellan
D- Ark
Vari
Salk Vaccine Makers balk at new production rules
A cloud of uncertainty surrounds the anti polio drive as Parke, Davis & Co. and other vaccine makers balk at government standards for manufacture and testing. The Public Health Service calls for new measures while promising further discussion and a watchdog review of methods.
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Washington P
Homer C. Fritsch
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Fritsch
U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Leonard Scheele
E. N. Beesley
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Beesley
Nine Killed as Tornadoes Rip Oklahoma
The Associated Press reports at least nine dead in western and northern Oklahoma as a tornado path leveled a 12 block area in Blackwell north of Oklahoma City. Two more deaths came from earlier lightning. Rescue crews urged doctors and nurses as Hazel Atlas Glass Co plant burned and a foundry suffered damage.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Blackwell
Oklahoma City
Chester Tidwell
Texas Panhandle
Tidwells
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
Merry Widow Party Draws 33 Widows in Sanborn
In Sanborn Minnesota a merry widow party for 33 widows drew a large turnout. The event hosted by Mrs Emma Dull included three arriving chauffeurs who joined for dinner after the dance. The hostess noted widows are often left out of coupled gatherings and welcomed the guest men.
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Sanborn
Minn
Emma Dull
MSU President McFarland Bans Campus Drinking
Montana State University president Dr. Carl McFarland urges immediate cleanup of beer and liquor on campus and proposes anti drinking rules for all students alumni and others. He outlines hearings for objections and lists initial regulations restricting social gatherings outside campus under university supervision and bans on liquor consumption or presence at such events.
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Missoula
Montana State University
Carl McFarland
McFarland
MSU
Traveler's checks seized by friend and accomplice in Butte theft
Army Sgt. Eugene B. Dalton of Homer Georgia reported two men snatched his traveler’s checks worth 310 dollars near Broadway and Main in daylight. Dalton said he had signed and received the checks in Seattle and was dining with a man he met on the street when a second man spoke and the pair fled after grabbing the checks.
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Georgia
Butte
Army
Eugene B. Dalton
Homer
Broadway
Main
Safe stolen from Seeley Lake resort bar carrying $3,000
MISSOULA The theft of a safe with about $3,000 inside was reported to Sheriff R. D. MacLean on Wednesday. The safe was taken from a Seeley Lake resort bar operated by Mr and Mrs Eddie Coyle, about 54 miles north of Missoula.
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Missoula
R. D. MacLean
Eddie Coyle
Seeley Lake
British Election Campaign Ends Quietly
London coverage notes a calm three week run to Britain's vote with Eden favored in polls and Attlee seen as a possible upset. Weather outlook predicts cloudy Thursday turnout could boost Labour. public focus centers on Derby headlines over campaign politicking.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Eden
Clement Attlee
Laborites
Winston Churchill
Attlee
House of Commons
Love and Law in Kentucky Credit Hideout
A Kentucky court ruled that a husband who places his assets in his wife’s name to shield creditors cannot reclaim them after debts are settled. The ruling enforces the debtor’s ultimate financial responsibility. A want ad touts quick cash options, including selling items like a 20 inch bicycle for 20 dollars.
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Kentucky
Burke Picked as Naval Chief Over Carney
President Eisenhower named Rear Admiral Arleigh Burke to be chief of naval operations over four star Admiral Robert B. Carney. The White House denied any link to a dispute over war policy. Burke, 54, known for his World War II destroyer tactics, was promoted from mid ranking flag officers and joins the top echelon after a review of officer seniority.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Robert B. Carney
Navy
Arleigh
Burke
Naval Operations
White House
Carney
State Department
James Hagerty
Navy Air Force
Pentagon
Secretary of the Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Thomas S. Gates
Senate
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nathan F. Twin
Senate Committee Approves New Postal Pay Bill
A Senate committee approved a new postal pay bill with about an 8 percent average raise for roughly 500000 workers. Senator Olin Johnston urged quick floor action, while a Republican rival was rejected on party lines. White House signals and Hagerty comments suggested the president might accept around 8 percent, despite a prior veto of an 8.6 percent measure.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Post Office and
Civil Service Committee
Johnston
Sen
Carlson
R-Kan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Hagerty
Would-be Bandit Pays for Effort
In Louisville Kentucky a would be robber paid 25 cents for the attempt when a young man asked a waitress Mary Cole to change a quarter. He drew a knife as he fled after she alarmed the cafe manager W L Hall who was in a back room.
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Louisville
Mary Cole
Senate Adopts Gore Plan After Rejecting President Proposal
The Senate passed a five year 18 billion dollar highway program bill after voting down Eisenhower's 10 year plan. The measure, advancing to the House, doubles federal highway grants in year one and triples by years four and five, financed by direct appropriations. The bill would extend funding across interstate primary secondary and urban systems and may raise the gasoline tax from 2 to 3 cents.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Public Works Committee
House
Soviet Leaders Expected in Belgrade Today
In Belgrade a heavy security buildup surrounded the imminent visit of top Soviet figures including Khrushchev Bulganin and Mikoyan. Officials offered little timing detail as crews cleaned the Gardinski Dam area and the Russian House of Culture amid preparations for talks seen as easing Yugoslav Soviet tensions.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai A. Bulganin
A. I. Mikoyan
Moscow
Gardiiski Dam
Draja Mihailovic
Russian House of Culture
Cominform
Yugo
Socialist Alliance of
Working People
Montana Weather East and West Forecast
Montana forecast shows east region partly cloudy with warmer temperatures 60 to 70 across Thursday and Friday. West region partly cloudy with little change, highs 60 to 70 Thursday. Table notes: maximums cover 12 hours and minimums cover 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Montana East
Montana West
Montana Marines Praised by Colonel for Treasure State Talent
Col. G. P. Groves lauded Montana’s record of producing Marines per capita and urged more enlistments as he arrived in Butte to inspect Clark Park Marine Reserve Training Center. He cited growing units in Billings, Shelby and Great Falls and promoted the boot training program for youths to become reservists.
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Montana
Marine Corps
G. P. Groves
12Th
Marine Corps Reserve and Recruitment District
Butte
Col. Groves
Billings
Shelby
Great Falls
Marines
Seven Red Party Leaders Guilty in Colorado Case
Four men and three women named as Communist party leaders were convicted of conspiring to overthrow the government under the Smith Act. Verdict delivered by U S District Judge Jean Breitenstein after about 12 hours of deliberation. Sentencing date not set. Defendants include Arthur and Anna Bary, Harold Zepelin, Joseph and Maia Scherrer, Patricia Blau, and Lewis Johnson.
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Denver
U. S
Arthur Bary
Anna
Harold Zepelin
Joseph Scherrer
Maia
Pueblo
C@lo
Patricia Blau
Los Angeles
Lewis M. Johnson
Salt Lake City
FBI
Blau
Colorado
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