Dulles Death Triggers Global Expressions of Regret
Washington AP reports John Foster Dulles 71 died of cancer. Tributes flowed worldwide from Pope John XIII, Queen Elizabeth II, and Soviet officials despite past tensions. Gromyko attends funeral planning while Western ministers adjust Geneva talks and recess.
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Washington
Stars and Stripes
John Foser Dulles
Pope John XIII
Dulles
Queen Elizabeth II of
England
Andrei Gromyko
FBI Withdraws From South's Lynching Case
The Justice Department pulled out of the Mack Charles Parker lynching case after a month long FBI probe found no federal law violation. Atty. Gen. Rogers sent FBI material to Mississippi authorities with offer of future federal help. Gov. Coleman said a comprehensive FBI report would be shown to the Pearl River grand jury in November and kept secret until then. Parker, 23, a Black truck driver, was dragged from a jail cell in Poplarville before his April 25 trial for rape. the hooded mob left him bleeding as he screamed.
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Justice Department
Mack Charles Parker
FBI
Atty
William P. Rogers
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Coleman
Poplarville
Pearl River
Grand Jury
TBI
Rogers
Parker
Pearl River County
Miss
Montana Weather Outlook for East and West Regions
Montana east and west forecast mostly cloudy with showers Tuesday and Wednesday. East highs 40 to 60, lows 30 to 40. west highs 45 to 55, lows 30 to 40. Frost possible Tuesday night, cooler southeast, table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums to 5 p.m. Monday.
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Montana
Five youths drown after overloaded boat sinks on Lake St. Clair
In Mount Clemens Michigan five youths died when their 16 foot outboard overloaded boat swamped in 3-4 feet of water near Strawberry Island on Lake St. Clair after dark. Three girls survived clinging to the overturned craft through a frigid all night ordeal and were hospitalized in stable condition.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
UPI
Lake St. Clair
Club Island
Michigan
Strawberry Island
Graduation Rites Tonight for GCHS 89 Lehigh Class
The Rt. Rev. Dennis P. Meade will present diplomas at the Butte Civic Center to 89 members of the 1959 Girls Central High School graduation class. U S District Judge W D Murray will deliver the commencement address. The ceremony includes an academic procession and an honor guard from the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus.
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Dennis P. Meade
Missoula
Helena
Butte Civic Center
Butte
Girls Central High School
U.S
W. D. Murray
Old Central High School
Knights of Columbus
Civic Center
James P. O’shea
St. Joseph Church
James P. Gannon
Missing 84-year-old Harriet Skillen at Kent County Old People’s Home
Harriet Skillen, 84, has been missing for eight days from the Kent County Old People's Home in Chislehurt. Matron Josephine Wilson downplays worry, saying Skillen often leaves to hitchhike and is not timid, a real Cockney who knows all the answers.
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Chislehurst
England
Harriet Skillen
Kent County
Josephine Wilson
Faubus Face in Little Rock School Board Recall
In Little Rock, Faubus backed school board members lose ground in recall race. Ed McKinley and fellow segregationists trail as moderates led by Everett Tucker Jr. gain momentum. Early returns from 31 precincts show McKinley and two allies behind while moderates edge toward retaining seats amid the teacher purge controversy.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Ed S. McKinley
McKinley
Robert Laster
Ben Rowland
Everett Tucker Jr
Mod
Erate
Ted Lamb
Russell Matson
Faubus
Robert W. Laster
Russell H. Matson Jr
Lamb
Matson
Tucker
S J Champeau Killed In Mishap On Camp Caroline Road
Stephen J Champeau about 55 of 499 E Broadway was killed Monday morning when his leader vehicle overturned on the Camp Caroline road two miles northeast of Homestake Jefferson County seven miles from Butte. Setzer and Brown in a pickup ahead reached the scene and notified authorities. Undersheriff Harper and Coroner Scott said the accident likely occurred around 10 30 a m. Champeau previously mined for Home stake in Lead Dakota and married Marjorie Clem the couple moved to Butte 17 years ago.
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E. Broadway
Camp Caroline
Homestake
Jefferson County
Butte
Mr. Champeau
William Setzer
Dell Brown
Champeau
Sheriff's Office
Frank V. Harper
Douglas E. Scott
Harper
Wisconsin
Lead
S. D
Homestake Mining Co
Marjorie Clem
Billings Student Dies of Injuries in County Crash
In Billings Montana 17 year old Richard Popelka dies from injuries after a May 9 two car collision on a Yellowstone County road bridge over an irrigation ditch near Ballantine. Barry Miles Bartholomew 19 of Ballantine also died earlier. Three other Billings teens injured were discharged from hospital. Coroner plans inquest into both deaths. The month’s Montana traffic toll reaches 22 this May, with yearly total at 66.
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Billings
Ballantine
Richard Popelka
Barry Miles Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Popelka
Yellowstone County
Alvin Carlson
Ronald Cramer
Larry Cramer
Mel Boice
Khrushchev Flees On Mystery Trip To Albania
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev flew to Albania for a 13 day visit to a Soviet satellite with no clear motive announced at Tirana airport. Western diplomats see potential shifts in communist strategy amid Berlin talks and NATO missile base tensions with Italy and Greece. East Germany leader Grotewohl’s presence hints at possible bloc summit discussions.
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N. A. Mukhitdinov
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Kremlin
London
Italy
Greece
Yugoslavia
United States
NATO
Otto Grotewohl
Gromyko and Herter Clash Over German Arms Pace
At Geneva the Soviet Foreign Minister accused the West of plans to turn West Germany into a base for atomic weapons and missile launches The U S Secretary of State countered that East Germany is rearming faster The exchange occurred as officials prepared for John Foster Dulles funeral and the conference planned talks on German unification.
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U. S
Christian A. Herter
East Germany
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Herter
Del
Soviet Union
John Foster Dulles
Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Washington
Drink-Crazed Contractor Slain After Holding Hostages
A drunk brick contractor in Dallas killed one person and held four hostages in a barricaded house in a plot to force the O Daniels to come to him. Police breached the door, wound him with gunfire as he slumped in a chair, ending the siege.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Frank Windsor
Iane Dickinson
Leslie Carter
Alfred Webb
Carter
M. G. Hassell
Decker
Dickinson
Jerry Hill
Windsor
Discoverer Satellite May Launch With Four Mice Aboard
At Vandenberg Air Force Base a third launch attempt may occur Tuesday for a Discoverer satellite carrying four mice in a pressurized capsule. Bad weather delayed the shot last week and technical issues postponed it again. If successful, the satellite will complete 17 revolutions on a polar orbit to gather physiological data for future manned missions, with capsule recovery planned near Hawaii.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Ad Slip Discredits Credit Plan
A Ontario newspaper ad misspells a sales pitch with No Cash Needed Use our revolting credit plan The item notes how credit problems can be countered by earning income through a Want Ad to find a paying guest for a spare bedroom Dial 5451 for placement.
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Ontario
Brownell Flayed By Committee For Favoritism
A sharply divided House Antitrust subcommittee accuses former Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. of partiality in AT&T antitrust proceedings. The majority urges reopening the case and FCC investigation of telephone rates, noting higher 1953 returns than estimated.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Eisenhower
At&t
House Antitrust
Emanuel Celler
New York
Department of Justice
Brownell
Justice Department
Federal Communications Commission
Statewide rain drenches Montana shore to shore
A soaking rain spreads across Montana from Helena to Billings and Missoula turning into a general storm. Forecaster R A Dightman says measurable moisture will continue through Wednesday aiding soil and grass, with potential boosts to spring wheat prospects after drought worries.
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Helena
Billings
Cut Bank
Great Falls
Missoula
Drummond
Butte
Livingston
Whitehall
Dillon
U. S. Weather Bureau
R. A. Dightman
Dightman
Hill and Dale
Tea saves bank as night watchman wakes for tea
Westminster Bank caretaker Harry Hutton rose in the night to make tea for his wife. He lit the lights startling a gang of thieves who fled, leaving the safe with $84,000 untouched and taking $3,000 in silver.
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London
UPI
Harry Hutton
Westminster Bank
Hutton
Plan Would Give Reds More Voice At Geneva Talks
In Geneva the East German delegation floated a plan to ease the Berlin crisis. A Western official outlined proposals that accept East German control of land and air routes to West Berlin without explicit written recognition, allow limited Western flights to supply garrisons, seek U.N. representation with no East German involvement, reduce the Western garrison in Berlin from about 10 000 men, and avoid full withdrawal.
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East Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
U.S
U.N
Greek Bishop Demetrious Olympus Visited Butte
The Most Rev. Demetrious Olympus, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in 13 states and two Canadian provinces, spoke at vesper services for over 100 Butte worshippers held at the Serbian Orthodox Church. He urged a return to God as the solution to world troubles and cited growth in Orthodox ranks.
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United States
Los Angeles
Butte
Olympus
States
Canadian
Basil Apostolos
Montana
Great Falls
Keeley Firm Plant Damaged by Harrison Blaze
A large room of the E. J. Keeley Co wiping cloth plant at 1354 Harrison was damaged by fire and smoke after smoke was spotted by workers at In-N-Out Drive Inn across the street. Firemen removed a truck from an adjacent room and opened skylights to vent smoke while deterring traffic on Harrison Street.
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Harrison
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