Eden plan on arms control test sparks US Britain debate
Differences arose over timing and location of a proposed East West arms control test in Europe. Eden proposed a Germany centered zone 100 miles wide along the frontier with joint inspection. U.S. officials worry the move could ease Russian pressure to unify Germany and appear to legitimize the divided nation. Options include testing near the Norwegian frontier or between Czechoslovakia and southwest Germany. The issue features in the UN Disarmament Commission and in talks ahead of a Geneva Big Four foreign ministers meeting.
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United States
Britain
Europe
Eden
Washington
Germany
Czechoslovakia
United Nations Disarmament Commission
New York
Harold MacMillan
Livingston Merchant
West Europe
Geneva
French Resident General Visits Scenes of Riots
France appoints Gen. Pierre Boyer de Latour moulin to Oued Zem after the August massacre. He pledged loyalty from 259 Moroccan leaders and promised protection for the 12 000 residents while noting the horror of the killings. Troops pursue 150 Moroccans as talks on a new settlement proceed.
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French Morocco
France
Pierre Boyer de Latour Cu Moulin
Boyer de Latour
Rabat
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Fishbacher
Mme. Fishbacher
Montana to Receive 20853 Doses of Salk Polio Vaccine
Helena officials announce Montana will receive 20 853 doses of Salk polio vaccine under a voluntary state program for children aged five to nine. Of these, 3 006 are reserved for public health use and 17 847 will be sold through commercial outlets.
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Montana
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
Thompson
State Board of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington
Bare Facts Case Shocks Chicago Police
Police on the Chicago northwest side picked up a naked 15 month old boy wandering a street Friday. The child said only yeah yeah Richard when asked questions. A hysterical woman claimed to be his mother and left with him, but officers never learned her name.
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Chicago
Richard
Change in Order Closing Raided Restaurant
John M. Lloyd owner of Lloyd's of Butte filed in District Court a motion to modify the temporary injunction closing the restaurant at 1201 S. Montana after a Thursday complaint by Atty. Gen. Arnold H. Olsen alleging gambling on the premises. Lloyd also filed an answer to Olsen's complaint and seeks to have the motion heard next Tuesday with intent to move for trial after the hearing. He claims the court order authorizing seizure of gambling equipment and the closing clause lack legal authority and denies Lloyd's of Butte was a nuisance.
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John M. Lloyd
Lloyd's of
Butte
S. Montana
Atty
Arnold H. Olsen
R. Lewis Brown
David L. Holland
T. E. Downey
John B. McClernan
Department No. 1
District Court
Olsen
Lloyd
Butte Is Or
Montana Weather Forecast Saturday and Sunday Warm
Montana east area expects fair and warm conditions with highs 88 to 98. Montana west area remains fair with highs 85 to 95. The table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums cover 18 hours ending at 5 30 p m Friday.
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Montana
GOP Policy Committee Charges Democrats Wrecking Ike's Program
The Senate Republican Policy Committee accused Democrats of wrecking President Eisenhower's domestic program in a 26 page speech outline. It cited criticisms of Democratic actions on a highway program school construction and an atomic powered ship. Truman faces potential Detroit Labor Day remarks. Leader of Pennsylvania named to speak in California events.
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New Hampshire
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Los Angeles
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Three Missing in Chicago Blaze
A six story Carr Consolidated Biscuit Co factory on the near Southwest Side burned after a blast, injuring 39 and threatening two nearby buildings. Three workers, including Cora Little and Matthew Papparello, were missing, with Ruby Posey also unaccounted for as crews battled the blaze.
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Carr Consolidated Biscuit Co
Griffith Laboratories
John R. Price
Cora Little
Matthew Papparello
Price
Ruby Posey
Miss Little
Packer
Papparello
Miss Posey
Five $20 Bills Recovered in Greenlease Ransom Case
Five $20 bills found at the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank are identified as part of the Bobby Greenlease ransom money. FBI checks at the bank uncover two more notes after three were identified earlier that day, signaling potential widespread circulation of the missing funds.
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Chicago
U.P
Federal Reserve Bank
FBI
Midwest
Burglars Loot Adams Clinton Office In Chicago Heist
Burglars who smashed the Adams Clinton Building offices in Chicago with sledgehammers early Friday may pull their next job more smoothly. Their loot, about $1,000, included six volumes from a publisher titled How To Be A Locksmith.
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Chicago
Adams- Clinton
Anaconda Works In Butte Observe Sunday Labor Day
The mines and plants of The Anaconda Company in Butte will operate Sunday September 4 1955 instead of Labor Day September 5 which will be observed as a holiday. All employees except those told not to work and those whose regular day off is Monday will work.
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Anaconda Company
Butte
12 Believed Dead in Plane Crash
ANCHORAGE Alaska five crew members and seven passengers believed killed when a C47 of the 5039th Base Flight Squadron based at Elmendorf crashed near the Skwentna airstrip during an emergency return flight from Anchorage to Nome. Rescue squads searched the rugged area as wreckage burned.
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Alaska
Here
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Skwentna
Nome
5039Th
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Civil Aeronautics Administration
MacArthur Claims He Saved Hirohito From Trial
Gen Douglas MacArthur told reporters in New York that he personally saved Emperor Hirohito from being tried as a World War II criminal. He said Hirohito’s name appeared on a list of accused war criminals drawn up by other countries, while Hirohito was willing to accept responsibility for Japan’s actions.
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Douglas MacArthur
Hirohito
Japan
MacArthur
United States
Missouri
Mamoru Shigemitui
Shigemitsu
Waldorf Towers
Outdoor Writers Visit in Butte
Five outdoor writers visit Butte as part of a Montana Chamber of Commerce fishing tour of lakes rivers and streams. The sixth annual expedition runs Aug. 27 to Sept. 11 with participants Ed Zern Al McClane Erwin Bauer Tom McNally and Daniel Poole. Accompanying officials include William H Browning Ken Thompson and Joe Brooks who joined at Twin Bridges. Browning notes the fishing has been very.
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Montana Chamber of Commerce
Butte
State Chamber
Ed Zern
New York City
Sports Illustrated
Argosy
al McClane
Palm Beach
Fla
Field and Stream
Erwin Bauer
Columbus
Ohio
Fisherman
Saturday Evening Post
Colliers
American Legion
Tom McNally
Baltimore Sun
Daniel Poole
Wildlife Management Institute
William H. Browning
Montana C of C
Ken Thompson
Montana Fish and Game Department
Joe Brooks
Islamorada, Fla
Twin Bridges
Browning
Quiet Gaza Border After Nine Days of Fighting
The Gaza Strip was quiet as Israel and Egypt observed a U N cease fire proposal after nine days of fighting that left up to 61 killed and 91 wounded. Burns led U N efforts and Cairo awaited guarantees on Egyptian actions amid ongoing border clashes.
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Egypt
U. S
Yad Moredechai
E. L. M. Burns
U. N. Truce Supervisory Commission
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Burns
Khan Yunis
Voice of Israel Radio
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Mediterranean
Britain
U. N. Mixed Armistice Commission
U. N
Zhukov Sends Eisenhower Family Photo and Note
President Eisenhower received a color photo of Marshal Georgi Zhukov with his family and a thank you note for wedding gifts. The image, dated August 1955, shows Zhukov with his wife two daughters a granddaughter and a son in law. The White House said the newlyweds went to the Crimea area. The note and photo come from Geneva reunion meetings in July.
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Eisenhower
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Zhukov
Europe
Geneva
Switzerland
Ella
White House
Crimea
Russia
Walkerville Fire Truck Overturns During Center Ville Garage Blaze
A Walkerville Volunteer Fire Department truck with nine men rolled over a steep roadside shoulder while battling a garage fire in Centerville early Saturday. Driver Rudy Tomazich, 32, was injured and taken to St James Hospital after being pinned, while eight crew members escaped. The garage owned by Lewis Venner housed a 1948 pickup and a 14-foot boat that were destroyed.
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Walkerville
Centerville
St. James Hospital
Rudy Tomazich
W. Daly
Hill City
Lewis Venner
E. Center
Butte
Tomazich
WVFD
Mazich
Miners Union
Copper Baseball League
Venner
Big Butte
Big Butte Vfd
Post Office Closes for Labor Day
Postmaster Joseph E. Parker announces the local Post Office will close Monday in observance of Labor Day a legal holiday There will be no mail deliveries except for perishables and special delivery matter
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Joseph E. Parker
President Announces Top Secret Meet At Summer White House
President states a top secret national security conference next week with Vice President Nixon and Adm. Arthur W. Radford. Nixon will fly from Washington for a session with the President at the Summer White House on Labor Day. Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will meet the President next Friday.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Arthur W. Radford
Washington
White House
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Five Firefighters Die In Puente Hills Brush Fire
A fast moving brush fire in the Puente Hills near La Habra Heights trapped and burned at least five firefighters and injured twelve as heat over 100 fostered hazardous conditions. County fire officials ordered an arson squad probe while noting homes likely were saved and the blaze remained out of control Friday night.
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Calif
Puente Hills
Inter-Community Hospital
Covina
Glenn Elden Rockey
Baldwin Park
Los Angeles
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Mervin Paske
Inter-Community
Whittier
Pico
Whittier Hospital
la Habra Heights
Keith Klinger
Here
Dillon Man Struck by Train Killed in Crossin
J R Warnstadt 84, a longtime Beaverhead County cook, was killed when struck by a Union Pacific passenger train at Bannack Street Crossing in Dillon. The engineer signaled frantically but Warnstadt, deaf, walked into the path. Survived by son Irving Warnstadt of Wapato, Wash. Body at Brundage Funeral Home.
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Metlen
Butte
Warnstadt
Beaverhead County
Irving Warnstadt
Wapato, Wash
Brundage Funeral Home
Teddy Roosevelt Held First Press Meeting
An old notice notes Theodore Roosevelt as the first president to invite regular news conferences, contrasting past White House coverage with modern Want Ads that run daily to publicize wishes and offers. A sample ad promotes a piano for sale at 35 dollars with contact details.
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Teddy Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
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