Counterspy foresees Soviet military rule under Zhukov
Boris Morros testifies to the House Un American Activities Committee that Khrushchev may be ousted within months and replaced by a military dictatorship led by Marshal Georgi Zhukov with Ivan Konev as deputy. The panel portrays the Red Army as consolidating power and warns of accelerated armament and potential armed conflict.
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Washington
Boris Morros
Nina Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Morris
Walter
D-Pa
Zhukov
Ivan Konev
Eisenhower
Marshall Konev
Red Army
Malenkov
Khrushchev
Konev
Kremlin
Morros
Russia
U. S
London
Free World
Rate of Fatalities For Holiday Exceeds Estimates
The National Safety Council warned that holiday traffic deaths were mounting as Labor Day weekend entered its second day. Bright weather drew millions to crowded roadways for the last summer holiday, with pre holiday NSC estimates around 420 deaths expected in traffic across the 78 hour period.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Holiday Deaths At a Glance
Ned H Dearborn council president said hour by hour death reports ahead of estimates. Toll could exceed 420. 1951 set Labor Day record with 461 deaths, and 435 in 1952 for the three day period. A non-holiday test counted 567 accident deaths 398 traffic 82 drowning 87 miscellaneous.
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Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Montana
Red China expels American youth amid passport dispute
An American student refused to surrender his passport and was deported from Peiping. Shelby Tucker and 41 other U.S. companions faced warnings as Peiping Radio lamented his noncompliance with foreign regulations. Tucker said Chinese authorities were legally correct and that he was misled by delegates or organizers.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Peking
Shelby Tucker
U. S
Peiping Radio
China
Tucker
Peiping
Reuters
Youth Federation
Butte 4 H FFA Livestock Show Aims For Record Entry
The 11th annual Butte 4 H and FFA livestock show at Montana Live-Stock Co. yards set for September 12 13 and 14 expects record entries in fat beef fat lambs fat swine breeding stock and dairy classes. James B Glover chair says after premium awards committee review the list should top all Montana 4 H and FFA entries. Grand champion selections will follow judging across fat beef sheep and hogs with Daylight Saving Time used for events.
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FFA
Montana
James B. Glover
John E. O'Neill
al Schumacher
Don Curtin
George Wold
Norman Grant
A. O. Jacobs
E. P. Orcutt
Art Haversland
Vocational Agricultural
Kremlin purge victims face postings in Asia and Urals
Moscow reports two of the four top purge victims have new Kazakh power station and Outer Mongolia ambassadorship. Rumors place ex deputies Lazar Kaganovich and Dmitri Shepilov with possible assignments to cement works in the Urals as officials say those removed will be used in repressive duties.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Asia
Georgi Malenkov
Kazakhsta
Kazakhstan
V. M. Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Lazar Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Kaganovich
Ural Mountains
Shepilov
Foreign Ministry
Soil Conservation Set Up Changed
Washington expects more farmers to join the soil bank program by widening participation in the 1958 conservation reserve changes. Acting Secretary Marvil L. McLain says counties can raise annual payments for land diverted to forests and for farms retired from production to raise equity and participation.
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Washington
Agriculture Dept
Department
Soil Bank Conservation Reserve
Marvil L. McLain
McLain
ASC
Montana Weather Outlook East and West Regions
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered afternoon thundershowers expected in Montana's east on Sunday and Monday with highs around 70 to 85 degrees. West Montana sees partly cloudy skies with isolated thunderstorms Monday, and highs near 70 to 85, with cooler nights in the 45 to 55 degree range.
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Montana
Sure Sign Summer Is Ending Schools Open Here This Week
Butte schools begin reopening in early September with parochial and public institutions resuming on Tuesday or Wednesday. St John the Evangelist opens Sept 9 after building work. Teachers gather Tuesday and new faculty are introduced for the $2.4 million school.
Registration Plan For School Told
Charles Davis Butte High School principal announced a change in registration for new students to aid opening day class organization. New students not previously registered should report at 2 45 Wednesday in Room 115, while those north of the railroad track must attend 8 30 Wednesday. An alphabetical list will be posted for advisers. faculty will assist. Hazing is replaced by a welcome mat program.
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Butte
George Haney
Milford Franks
Education Department
Montana State College
Haney
Charles Davis
Butte High School
Paul Roesti
Davis
Young climber rescued after 700 foot fall on Palisade Mountain
Gary Werner a 19 year old Colorado State University student from Holyoke Colo was rescued from a rocky ledge near the summit of Palisade Mountain 8158 feet after slipping down an 80 degree incline and skidding 50 feet. Eight National Park Service rangers and two locals led the search with assistance from Ranger Bob Fran son. Werner was taken by stretcher to Drake then Loveland hospital in good condition aside from a possible fractured ankle and bruises.
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Estes Park
Palisade Mountain
Gary Werner
Colorado State University
Holyoke
Colo
Drake
Loveland
National Park Service
Bob Franson
Lee Sneddon
Young Wernet
Wernet
Senddon
Jerry Dauth
University of Colorado
Greeley
Dave Dolbeer
Oak Park
Ill
Is the Line Busy The Telephones Boom Since 1947
Demand for telephones grows with more people. today 226 phones per 100 in 1947. A Want Ad to sell sporting equipment will trigger a ring. Call 5451 today.
Eisenhower to Begin Newport Vacation Next Wednesday
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower will fly to the Newport Rhode Island Naval Base next Wednesday for several weeks of rest after Congress adjourned. Mrs. Eisenhower resumes convalescence following August 6 surgery and will miss a civic reception in Newport on doctors orders. The president will spend the weekend at home and hold a news conference Tuesday morning before leaving Wednesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New England
Congress
White House
Newport
R. I., Naval Base
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Hagerty
Gettysburg
Atomic test drills stage mock assault at Nevada site
At the Atomic Test Site in Nevada, 700 infantrymen including Canada’s Queen’s Own Rifles staged a mock invasion after a bomb blast equal to 40,000 tons of TNT. The operation began an hour after detonation, with heliopters airlifting troops and supplies as they secured the target area within three hours.
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Nev
Hiroshima
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ground Zero
Canada
Queen’s Own Rifles
United States
Nevada
Banishes Bishops in Hungary Crackdown
The Communist Hungarian government banished two Roman Catholic bishops Bertalan Badalik of Veszprem and Josef Petery of Vac to a remote village and barred them from religious duties as part of a broader drive against the church. The action coincides with renewed pressure on Cardinal Mindszenty.
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Vienna
U.P
Bertalan Badalik
Veszprem
Josef Petery
Vac
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Butte Woman Joins God’s Navy On Pacific Mission Cruise
Donna Lee George of Butte, a Western Montana State College of Education student, joined over 100 youths on a two month Marine Medical Mission cruise. The group uses four ships two seaplanes and a land plane to move Bible teachers a doctor and a dentist to remote villages in Washington British Columbia and Alaska. The mission also runs a dormitory ship for camping trips. George plans to return to school and then resume missionary work full time.
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Donna Lee George
Amherst
Miss George
Marine Medical Mission
Seattle
Washington
British Columbia
Alaska
George
Western Montana State College of Education
Dillon
Blaine School
Centerville
The
Marine Mission
Capt
C. F. Stabbert
Willis Shank
Youth For Christ
Five Republican Senators Criticize Democratic Session
Five liberal Republican senators denounce the Democratic Congress as too little too late or not at all praising President Eisenhower’s campaign results. They cite a lack of timely legislation and note Wisconsin’s election of Democrat Proxmire over Kohler as evidence of divided government.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Allott
Colorado
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Ives and Javits
New York
Carlson
Kansas
Paul M. Butler
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
GOP
Walter J. Kohler
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Knowland
California
Five Airmen Dead as Globemaster Crashes Near El Paso
A four engine C124 Globemaster of the 1st Strategic Squadron crashed in heavy rain two miles northeast of El Paso International Airport at 1 45 a m killing five airmen and injuring ten others. The plane returning from Hunter AFB Savannah was using instrument landing facilities when the fire broke out. A board of inquiry was ordered to determine the cause.
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EL Paso
Tex
1St
Strategic Squadron
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso International Airport
Air Force
William Beaumont Army Hospital
Biggs Afb
Hunter Afb
Savapnab
No Trace Found Of Two Convicts
Granite County Sheriff Fritz Lueck reports no trace of Hugh Allen and Herman Cardinal after they overpowered guard George Morris, handcuffed him, and fled in a prison car near Maxville. The search spans multiple states and the Anaconda-Philipsburg corridor with authorities fearing flight out of state. Morris says the escapees spared him on the return journey.
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Philipsburg
Granite County
Fritz Lueck
Montana
Maxville
Hugh Allen
Herman Cardinal
George Morris
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Morris
Allen
Fort Benton
Cardinal
Anaconda
F. O. Burrell
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
South Dakota
Burrell
Lueck
Four teen crew rescued from sinking Tuna Clipper Sun Down
Four teen crewmen were picked up by Coast Guard units from the Tuna Clipper Sun Down shortly before it sank off the Baja California coast south of San Diego. The incident was reported by the U S Coast Guard.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S
Baja California
Here
U.S. Coast Guard
Chavez Collapses in NYC Heat Causes Hospital Medical Watch
Senator Chavez of New Mexico collapsed on a Friday in 91 degree heat while returning home after a taxi broke down. He was taken from a downtown hospital to Bethesda Naval Hospital for several days of observation. The 69 year old legislator was reported resting comfortably Saturday night.
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Washington
Sen. Chavez
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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C. M. Franklin
Chris Little
Pomona
Childrens Hospital
Chris
Boys Central High
St. John the Evangelist School
E. J. Riley
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