Butte Sister Survives 19 Days After Wyoming Plane Crash
Mrs Dalton LeMasurier 46 sister of Butte resident Donald Wallace was found alive near Ferris Mountain Wyoming after 19 days in the wreckage of a plane that vanished May 11. She survived on candy bars and was able to walk. Her husband, president of Duluth KDAL radio, died four days after the crash.
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Butte
Sinclair
Wyo
Duluth
Mr. Wallace
Wyoming Aeronautics Commission
Tye Moore
Buzzard Ranch
Here
Jack Putnam
Putnam
Mrs. LeMasurier
Hungarian Attache 1st Lt Meszaros Expelled by U S
The United States ordered 1st Lt Karoly Meszaros assistant military attache at Budapest to leave the United States by June 3 amid strained US Hungary relations. The move follows the Budapest ouster of an American officer last month and ongoing Soviet influence in Hungary.
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Washington
United States
Karoly Meszaros
Hungary
State Dept
Meszaros
Budapest
Thomas R. Gleason
Gleason
U. S
Asst
Jacob Beam
Legation
Tibor Zadar
Beam
Hungarian People’s Republic
Red
Janos Kadar
Wheel of Racer Kills Two Tots at Pinegrove Speedway
At Pinegrove Speedway in Shippenville a wheel from Ted Wise’s stock car broke loose near the finish on the 40th lap, killing 8 year old Mary Lou Lindey of Slippery Rock and 13 year old Harold Brunn Jr. of Gibsonia. Three others were injured including Lindey’s grief-stricken father treated for head injuries. Mary Gallagher of Butler was hospitalized with a possible skull fracture but listed in good condition.
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Pinegrove Speedway
Shippenville
Pittsburgh
Ted Wise
Hubbard
Ohio
Wise
Mary Lou Lindey
Walter Lindey
Slippery Rock
Harold Brunn Jr
Harold Brunn
Gibsonia
Clarion Hospital
Lindey
Robert Lee Byers
John S. Byers
Reno
Mary Gallagher
Butler
Two U.S. Students Missing on European Tour
Two American students Myron Gilbert and Warren Hair, both 20, were reported missing on a trip to the Austro Hungarian frontier near Vienna. They told friends they planned to visit the border area and asked a local friend to inform the U.S. embassy and Austrian authorities if they did not return by Wednesday.
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Vienna
U.P
Myron Gilbert
Warren W. Hair
Hungary
U.S
Roof caves in at Chico Hot Springs pool injuring several
In Livingston Montana the indoor pool roof at Chico Hot Springs collapsed Thursday injuring three of about 100 bathers with many others cut or bruised. Coroner Wesley Cloyd praised the luck and calm rescue as wooden beams and roof were replaced years ago.
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Chico Springs
Livingston
Mont
Chico Hot Springs
Wesley Cloyd
Park County
Miss Holton
Bill Bahn
Montana
Voice of America translator killed in Washington
Zurab Abdusheli, 40, a Voice of America translator, was found dead with seven gunshot wounds in the Woodner Apartments. His former fiancée Edith Louise Hough, 41, admitted the shooting and was charged with first degree murder. She told police Abdusheli had been psychologically aggressive toward her and gave a changing account of the events.
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Washington
Voice of America
Edith Louise Hough
Woodner
Miss Hough
Irene Kristoff Abdusheli
Abdusheli
William H. Hough
Hough
Exchange Gunfire Across Quemoy Islands in East Asia
Nationalist Chinese and Communist forces exchanged gunfire on the Quemoy Islands and nearby areas on Thursday. The Nationalists reported seven civilian homes destroyed but gave no details on military casualties or further damage.
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Taipei
Quemoy Islands
Quemoy
Airman Rescued After 14 Hours Adrift at Sea
Lt. Phillip Schoelzel, 23, of Denver, was rescued by a helicopter a mile and a half off Santa Catalina Island after more than 14 hours adrift in a rubber life raft following bail out from a Marine Corps fighter. M.Sgt. Gordon R. McFeely, 42, his observer, remains missing as Coast Guard craft and helicopters continue the search.
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EL Toro
Calif
Marine Corps
Phillip Schoelzel
Denver
Colo
Santa Catalina Island
Gordon R. McFeely
Schoelzel
Coast Guard
Memorial Day highway deaths below earlier estimates
The Associated Press reports Memorial Day traffic tolls through Thursday night show 74 deaths in traffic, 23 drownings, and 28 other holiday related fatalities. The National Safety Council predicted 120 highway deaths for the 30 hour period, with potential late increases.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
Associated Press
Safety Council
Memorial Day Jet Crash Kills Officer in Minneapolis
A thousand mourners at a northeast Minneapolis cemetery watched two Navy jets in a Memorial Day salute collide. Cmdr Newell Olson 38 was killed trying to parachute as one jet crashed into homes, injuring six nearby residents and burning two houses. The other pilot ejected and survived as debris caused damage and chaos in the street.
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Minneapolis
Memorial Day Cemetery
Cmdr
Newell Olson
Wold Chamberlian Naval Air Station
Rain Stays Heavy Across Much of Nation on Memorial Day
Rain drenched most of the country, dampening Memorial Day celebrations as a band of fair weather stretched from the lower Mississippi Valley to New England. Severe storms struck Oklahoma and Kansas, with rising flood threats in Cedar and Iowa river basins.
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Mississippi Valley
New England
Oklahoma
Kansas
Cedar
Iowa
Florida
Vero Beach
South Atlantic
Carolinas
Montana
Plains
South Dakota
Great Plains
Great Lakes Region
Wolf Point Boy Drowns in Missouri River Near Town
Robert Meidinger, 15, of Wolf Point, drowned four miles northwest of town in the Missouri River Thursday. The body had not been recovered by nightfall as dragging operations continued and additional equipment was called from Ft. Peck.
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Wolf Point
Robert Meidinger
Adolph Meidinger
Missouri River
Ft. Peck
Helena Teen Falls Down Mountain Slope Injures 18 Year Old
An 18 year old Helena girl Beverly Routzahn suffered serious injuries after sliding down the mountain side near Meriweather Canyon. She was taken by boat to Gates of the Mountains and then to St. Peter Hospital with multiple fractures. She is a Carroll College student and former Vigilante queen from Helena High School.
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Helena
St. Peter
Beverly Routzahn
Kenneth Routzahn
Routzahm
Helena High School
Carroll College
Routzahn
Meriweather Canyon
Butte
Barbara
Susan Miller
Ben Miller
Miller
Missouri
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Memorial Day Parade and Ceremonies in Butte
Butte residents observed Memorial Day with a downtown parade and ceremonies at Soldiers and Sailors monument. Rev. Howard Y. Williams and Rev. George E. Ferguson gave memorial talks at Legion and VFW plots. Services honored US war dead with GAR, USWV ceremonies and ex ercises at the USS Maine capstan and courthouse lobby.
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Butte
Howard Y. Williams
American Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
George E. Ferguson
Bishop Finnigan
VFW
Holy Cross Cemetery
United Spanish War Veterans
USS Maine
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Butte High School
Ladies of the Grand Army of
Americans Honor Their War Dead
Memorial Day observances are described across the country. In Minneapolis, two Navy jet planes collided and crashed during a salute, killing one pilot and injuring six civilians. At Arlington, Donald A. Quarles urged building military strength to deter war and promote peace, while residents Katie Guiton and Lillian laid white flowers at the cemetery.
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Minneapolis
Navy
Washington
Donald A. Quarles
Defense
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Quarles
Katie Guiton
Lillian
Disarmament Talks To Resume Monday In London
Harold Stassen, Eisenhower adviser, returns to London from Paris to present a new American arms control plan to the U N Disarmament Sub committee. Thursday’s session postponed to Monday. source says delay was not surprising after NATO allies reportedly voiced preliminary support.
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London
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Paris
U. N
Montana Weather Summary for Friday and Saturday
Montana east region shows fair to increasing cloudiness with possible rain developing Friday afternoon or night and cooler highs around 60 to 65 on Friday and Saturday. West region remains partly cloudy but cooler with isolated afternoon thundershowers through Saturday and highs 60 to 70. Minimums and precipitation totals cover the 24 hours ending Thursday 5 30 p.m.
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Montana
Britain ends broad curbs on China trade in defiant move
Britain defied United States objections by scrapping a wide range of Western trade restrictions on Red China. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said allied nations would follow Britain in removing bans on 200 items. The United States voiced disappointment while Britain predicted exports to mainland China could reach about 60 million dollars annually, though still under one percent of total sales.
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London
Britain
State Dept
Washington
United States
Selwyn Lloyd
Peiping
House of Commons
China
Russia
Red China
Foreign Office
Paris
Washingto
Free World
Soviet Bloc
Eight people killed in Lebanon riots amid pre election unrest
Riots in Beirut and other cities left eight dead and at least 70 wounded as protests against the government escalated during the lead up to parliamentary elections. The army used tanks to quell the four hour violence in the Moslem quarter of Beirut and over 200 rioters were arrested.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Syrian Radio
Damascus
Tripoli
Sidon
Baalbek
Tornadoes Hit Windsor Area Causing Farm Damage
Tornadoes swept northeastern Colorado late Thursday causing extensive farm building damage. In Windsor a twister shattered high school windows and bleachers, damaged three school structures, with agriculture building damage around $10,000 including a nearly demolished roof and twisted steel girders.
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Windsor
Colo
Colorado
Fort Collins
Craig Martin
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