Neutral states may face cuts in foreign aid
Washington lawmakers say the House may balk at large foreign aid for neutral states including Yugoslavia India and Indonesia amid signs of Tito Kremlintalks. Hearings resume with Harold Stassen testimony as the Senate backs the 1.278 billion military aid package and 800 million in global economic help.
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Bentley
R-Mich
Morano
House
Yugoslavia
India
Indonesia
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Senate Committee
Senate
Montana Weather Outlook With Showers and Cooler Temperatures
Partly to mostly cloudy conditions in Montana with scattered thunderstorms in the west and showers in the east. A cooler trend starts Monday night into Tuesday with highs roughly 60s to 70s in the west and 70s to 80s in the east, western highs 55-65 on Monday. The table notes maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Montana
West Portion
Buttes Memorial Day Parade And Services Planned
Memorial Day in Butte features a 9 o’clock ceremony at the Maine capstan in the courthouse lobby hosted by the United Spanish War Veterans. A parade forms at 9:30 and proceeds 10 blocks through downtown ending at Soldiers' Monument in Memorial Park across from Butte High School with participation from veterans groups scouts schools and bands.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Granite
Main
Broadway
Washington
Park
Wyoming
Soldiers’ Monument
Memorial Park
Butte High School
William J. Daley
E. B. Wainwright
Lloyd Neier
Armed Forces
Central High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eagles
Montana
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire
Butte
Eight Rebels Slain, 200 Jailed Across North Africa
French troops killed eight armed rebels in southern Algeria and arrested 200 members of a terrorist organization in Morocco as authorities said the measures aimed to quell violence in North Africa.
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Paris
Algeria
Morocco
North
Africa
Dredge Theft Reported Near Helena on Highway 91
Husky Crooks Helena Porter brothers report to the sheriff that 115 bucket tins weighing 98 pounds each were stolen from their dredge site on the outskirts of Helena along U S Highway 91 between May 12 and 27. Also stolen were a one ton chain block and a 115 pound anvil.
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Helena
Porter Brothers
U.S. Highway 91
Tito and Soviets Ready Statement
Belgrade leaders Tito Khrushchev and Bulganin visit Brioni to craft a declaration on peaceful coexistence in a divided world. Agreement on broad lines reportedly reached, preserving Yugoslavia's independence in world councils. Tito tours Serbian Croatian Slovenian countryside en route to Adriatic retreat with the Soviet guests.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Brioni
Khrushchev
Moscow
Adriatic
Karlovac
Kremlin
Bulganin
Briton Robert Webster Ford in Hong Kong Release
Robert Webster Ford, a British radio operator jailed by Chinese Communists five years ago on charges of poisoning a Tibetan Buddhist priest, arrived in Hong Kong after the Reds announced his release.
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Hong Kong
Robert Webster Ford
Chinese Reds Will Free Four Airmen
Indian diplomat V. K. Krishna Menon said the Chinese Communists would release four American airmen soon. The four, called the Fischer group, are Capt. Harold Fischer Jr and three others from Iowa Nebraska and Pennsylvania. They fight with the U N forces in Korea and were not charged with espionage.
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New Delhi
V. K. Krishna Menon
Far East
Menon
Fischer
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Korea
Washington
Red China
U. S
Peiping
State Department
India
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Smith defends polio vaccine plan amid Cutter issue
Senator H Alexander Smith argues there was no government goof in vaccine distribution, faulting the Cutter vaccine trouble instead. He backs a voluntary plan and suggests standby legislation to aid poor families, while Democrats push for controls on distribution.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
Cutter
Cutter Laboratories
Smith
NBC
Meet the Press
Congress
Senate Democrats
Price on love and a garage door ad offer
A whimsical note on valuing love and how want ads price items. The ad writer touts selling through classifieds and asks readers to call 5451, then mentions an advertiser obtaining a price for GARAGE DOORS 3x8 and to CALL 900.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Eden appeals to end British rail strike as chaos spreads
Prime Minister Eden addressed the nation via radio urging railway workers to return to negotiations after a midnight strike by 70,000 engineers and firemen. He warned the government would use all powers to protect the nation as disruptions hit seaside and countryside Whitsun holidays. The halt jeopardizes the booming economy and raises unemployment concerns.
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London
Eden Sunday
Eden
Nation's Road Toll Spirals to 231 Highway Deaths
The Memorial Day weekend toll climbed as of midnight Sunday, with 330 accidental deaths during the 78 hour period ending at 6 p.m. Friday. Of these, 231 occurred in traffic, 73 drowned, 29 in other accidents. The three day total was about 10 percent above last year. The National Safety Council warned the worst hours were ahead as travelers returned home.
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National Safety Council
Sunday Night Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
Tragedy in the Breaks: Ranch Family Perishes in 15 Mile Trek
A 22 year old ranch wife Alice Phillip and her four children Mary Alice 4 Carey 3 Clifford 17 months and Ralph 5 months were found dead in the Missouri River breaks near Geraldine Montana. Sheriff Bradley said exposure during a heavy rainstorm caused the deaths after the family vanished Thursday and a 15 mile trek from their isolated ranch. Searchers Sonny Moline Roy Wishman and Bill Mittal located the bodies at 9 30 am in a pasture reached by a small trail. The husband Howard left for supplies Thursday afternoon and found the family missing upon return. Coroner Don McGinnens ruled exposure as the cause.
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Geraldine
U.P
Missouri River
Here
Chouteau County
Jack Bradley
Alice Phillip
Mary Alice
Carey
Clifford
Ralph
Grand Canyon
Sonny Moline
Roy Wishman
Bill Mittal
Young Carey
Phillip
Howard
Bradley
Don McGinnens
Boy of 5 First Holiday Highway Death in Montana
A five year old boy named Reginald D. Desautel was killed on a highway construction site near Whitefish on a holiday weekend. The boy, traveling with his dog, searched for his father Andy Desautel at the Highway 93 project when a tractor and dirt hauler swung and struck him. Coroner Sol Catron announced no inquest. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Andy Desautel and two sisters. Funeral services were set in Polson. This marked Montana's first highway fatality of the Memorial weekend and the year’s 76th highway death, up from 67 last year.
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Whitefish
Reginald D. Desautel
Andy
Eureka
Sol Catron
Flathead County
Andy Desautel
Polson
Montana
Woman Slugged in Butte Home In Weekend Robbery
A 43 year old Butte woman was slugged and knocked down as she entered her front room Sunday. Her purse containing about 65 dollars was taken by an unidentified attacker Saturday night. Mrs. Thomas, 1132 Delaware, fainted after the incident and cannot identify the assailant. Police recovered the remaining grocery money from a cashed check. She bore a bruise under her left eye.
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Butte
Fred Thomas
Delaware
Adlai's Position Is Strengthened
Sen Symington said he is unavailable for the 1956 Democratic nomination. Sen Sparkman commented that this strengthens the belief Adlai E Stevenson will again be the candidate. Sparkman noted Symington’s remark eliminates a potential rival and said Stevenson likely aims to run.
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Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Sparkman
D-Ala
Adlai E. Stevenson
WDSU
New Orleans
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Fire damages Silver Bow Depot in Montana
A fire heavily damaged the attic and roof of the Northern Pacific and Union Pacific depot at Silver Bow Montana on Sunday evening. Volunteer fire departments from Butte extinguished the blaze with two hoses. No injuries reported and a temporary depot may be used if repairs take long.
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Silver Bow
Union Pacific Railroad
Butte
Boulevard Vfd
Big Butte
Frank Harper
Don Miller
Silver Bow County
R. L. Lemm
Mr. Lemm
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