Effort to Chop Aid for Tito To Be Fought
Senator George Aiken and Foreign Relations Committee members oppose curbs on aid or trade with Yugoslavia and other Communist states. They back broad presidential discretion in a $3.707 billion foreign aid bill for the coming fiscal year, as Senate leaders threaten to halt assistance to Yugoslavia and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Senate
Yugoslavia
Poland
Aiken
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
California
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
GOP
Latin America
Middle East
United States
Europe
Kremlin
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
77 to Graduate From Girls Central Tonight
77 Girls Central seniors will receive diplomas at tonight’s 8 o clock ceremony in St Patrick Church. Sister Mary Seraphine announces the list, with Carroll College president Very Rev Raymond Hausen, Msgr M M English, and Rev James Gannon involved in the program. The procession forms at 7 50 pm from the school and candlelight rounds close the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Central
St. Patrick Church
Mary Seraphine
Raymond Hunthausen
Carroll College
Helena
M. M. English
Butte Conference of Catholic Clergy
James Gannon
W. J. Garrity
Margaret McHale
Rita Louise Anderson
Oral Patricia Barry
Nancy Josephine Boam
Lynn Carol Boyle
Jo Anne Boyle
Barbara Ann Brandl
Kathleen Adele Burns
Elizabeth Ann Byrne
Sharon Anne Callahan
Laurena Francis Campbell
Angie Marie Cassidy
Suellen Craig
Ann Rose Dallaserra
Erma Jeannes
Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions
Montana forecast shows partly cloudy skies across the east and west through Tuesday with scattered afternoon and night thundershowers. Highs reach 75 to 85 degrees, lows range 40 to 55 in the west and 45 to 55 in the east, with slight cooling Monday.
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Montana
Youth 17 and horse drown in Harrison Lake tragedy
On Harrison Lake near Deer Lodge two youths and a horse died when a horse rider and companion toppled into the 15 foot deep channel known as Norwegian Arm. Craig Martin was rescued by Edgar Grunard who performed artificial respiration until aid arrived.
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Harrison Lake
Jerry Almendinger
Deer Lodge
Avon
Lloyd W. Brook
Madison County
Almendinger
Craig Martin
Edgar A. Grunard
Seven Texans drown trying to save child at Rockport beach
A deep water hole on a crowded Rockport beach claimed seven lives as a mother and six others died while attempting to rescue a little girl who stepped into the hole. Four children were rescued and several others pulled from the water exhausted. The crowd of thousands watched as authorities identified victims including Mary Bailey, 26, and Janice Bailey, 9, among the dead.
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Rockport
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Wayne Bailey
Foster Afb
Victoria
Air Force
Leonard Berry
Syracuse
N.Y
Mary
G. J. O'Doherty
Father Berry
Aransas County
Janice Bailey
Jack Baughman
Four Die in Wyoming Wreck Involving Pipeline Workers
A car versus pickup collision on U S 87 near Wheatland killed three out-of-state pipeline workers and a fourth man died later in Wheatland Hospital. Victims include Glynn Williams 35 and Alfred Hill 20 of Oak Grove Louisiana, Jimmy Lee Bonham 20 of Houston Texas, and driver Jack Conrad 26 of Andover Kansas. Passenger Thurman McGraw 27 of Blooming Grove Texas was severely injured. All had worked for O R Burden Pipeline Co and were living around Guernsey Wyoming. The 1958 toll stands at 40 fatalities.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Here
Wheatland Hospital
O. R. Burden Pipeline Co
Ted Schrader
Glynn O. Williams
Alfred Hill
Oak Grove
Jimmy Lee Bonham
Houston
Tex
Jack E. Conrad
Andover
Kan
Conrad
Thurman E. McGraw
Blooming Grove
Schrader
Williams
U. S. 87
Guernsey
W’yo
Wyoming
Montana Heat Wave Keeps Temps in Eighties Across State
Helena and other Montana towns sweltered through a weeklong heat wave with highs mostly in the 84 to 89 range and Glasgow recording the high of the day. The Weather Bureau forecast a slight cooling toward 70 to 85 on Monday while a few areas saw brief afternoon storms offering limited relief.
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Helena
Montana
Weather Bureau
Gallatin County Child Drowns in Gravel Pit Water
A seven year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Buford Thompson of Belgrade, wandered into eight feet of water at an unused gravel pit in Gallatin County. His father found the body and an ambulance took him to Bozeman hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival after 6 p m.
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United Press International
Buford Thompson
Belgrade
Gallatin County
Bozeman
Montana Crash Kills Idaho Woman Driver
Roberta L. Findlay, 54, of Sandpoint Idaho, died when her car left U S Highway 10 near the Idaho line three miles east of the state border. Her 12 year old nephew Terry Eller was the sole other passenger and sought help after the crash. They were en route to Bozeman Montana to visit relatives. The body was taken to Sandpoint by ambulance from Plains Montana. The crash marked Sanders County's third death this year and the state toll reached 62.
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Thompson Falls
UPI
Roberta L. Findlay
Sandpoint
Idaho
U. S. Highway 10
Idaho Line
Here
Paresman L. A. Willkes
Terry Eller
Ranchouse
Willkes
Bozeman
Mont
Plains
Sanders County
Montana
Ike Will Activate First Nuclear Electric Plant
Shippingport Pennsylvania America’s first major conquest of the atom for commercial power will be formally recognized with a dedication Tuesday. President Eisenhower will participate by remote control from Washington as 60 000 net kilowatts flow to homes in the Pittsburgh area. The plant began generating power last December 18 and has since fed more than 32 million kilowatt hours into the system.
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Shippingport
America
Eisenhower
Washington
Upper
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Cbs-Tv
NBC Radio
Philip A. Fleger
Duquesne Light Co
Mark W. Cresap Jr
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Rep
James E. van Zandt
R-Pa
Joint
Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Duquesne Light
AEC
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Pioneer Station
Mansfield urges Korea Vietnamese zones to restore ties
Senate leader Mike Mansfield calls for gradual restoration of economic relations between the divided Korean and Vietnamese zones and for neutralization of Formosa to ease Far East tensions. He warns pacific progress hinges on ceasefires, U.S. aid, and avoiding a military showdown in Korea, Vietnam, and Formosa.
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Mansfield
Korea
Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Viet Nam
Formosa
Senate
Far East
Formosa Straits
United States
Asia
38Th Parallel
China
Lebanon Threatens Split Over President Chamoun Term
Beirut government warned of a wide split after a proposal to bar President Chamoun from seeking a second term. Cabinet ministers threatened resignations as clashes raged in Sidon and Halba with four killed and 12 wounded, while rebel forces said only a small government unit remained in Halba.
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Beirut
UPI
Lebanon
U.S
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Raymond Edde
Pierre Edde
Sidon
Beirut Radio
Halba
Tripoli
Marcuf Saad
Minya
Saad
U S Navy Unveils Fast Atom Sub Skipjack in Groton
The 250 foot Skipjack, world’s fastest submarine, is launched at Groton on the Thames River. Admiral Burke will speak. Mrs. Mahon christens the vessel. Cost about 60 million dollars. six more ships of the class ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton, Conn
U. S. Navy
Thames River
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
George H. Mahon
Rep. Mahon
D-Tex
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Navy
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Trouble for Pflimlin's Regime Mounts in Tunisia
Trouble for Premier Pflimlin's government mounts as rightist insurgents in Algeria and Corsica claim advances and strikes, while renewed fighting with Tunisia poses grave problems. The CGT calls officials in arsenals to meet and defend the republic against fascist aggression amid an emergency parliament session.
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George McArthur
Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Algeria
Corsica
Charles DeGaulle
Tunisia
General Confederation of Labor
France
National Assembly
Algiers
Pflimlin
CGT
Algeria backs Corsican De Gaulle rebels in world split
Algerian junta leaders voiced support for Corsican insurgents and warned France must choose between them or a Communist world. Col. Lacheroy likened Pflimlin to Kerensky and called the Paris government politically doomed as NATO and Mediterranean naval leaders followed the crisis.
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Algiers
UPI
Corsica
France
Charles Lacheroy
de Gaullists
Committee of Public Safety
Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
Kerensky
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Lacheroy
Algerian Safety Committee
Pflimlin
Adm
Philippe Auboyneau
NATO
Lauris M. Norstad
Valetta
Malta
Auboyneau
Unknown War Heroes to Be Buried at Sea Off Cape Henry
The Atlantic rendezvous near Cape Henry will honor three unknown servicemen from World War II and Korea with ceremonies aboard the Canberra. One unknown World War II casualty will be selected for Arlington, while the other World War II unknown and the Korean unknown travel to Washington for in state display before burial. The unselected unknown will be buried at sea after two memorial eulogies and a naval salute.
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Harry Nash
Norfolk
Chopin
Atlantic Ocean
Canberra
Arlington National Cemetery
Decoration Day
Cape Henry
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Lewis S. Parks
William R. Charrette
Key West
Fla
Korea
Charrette
Ludington
Mich
Brandy
Washington
Capitol
Arlington
Marine
Reeder Elected To Head Montana Reserve Officers
Captain Edgar H. Reeder, Butte Navy reserve officer, was elected president of the Montana Reserve Officers Association at its Helena convention. The 1959 convention site was set for Butte, with officers named from the Army Air Force Navy and USAR branches and delegates chosen for the Atlantic City national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. Reeder
Butte
Montana Reserve Officers Assn
United States
Helena
George William Warren
USAFR
Great Falls
Melvin E. Magnuson
Vince M. Micone Jr
Navy
CWO
Eugene
J. M. Warner
USAR
Red Lodge
Edward Caren
Cascade
Chester K. Shore
Atlantic City
LeRoy H. Anderson
Conrad
Col. Shore
Col
Wren
Capt
Reeder
Russell F. Gustke
National Headquarters
Washington, D. C
Col. Wren
Association
Hellman Case Enters Final Stages Today
The Hellman trial in United States District Court moves to jury deliberation after witnesses and testimony as the case nears its end. John C. Hellman, 36, is charged under the Smith Act with membership in the Communist Party while knowing it advocated overthrow of the United States. The government presented 27 witnesses. the defense 3. testimony concluded Saturday.
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United States District Court
John C. Hellman
Hellman
Communist Party of the
United States
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