U S Flier Body Recovered as Red China Identifies Third Man
Red China reports finding a third body tentatively identified as William F. Haskins of Westport Conn. from a U S Navy patrol plane shot down Aug 23 over international waters. The body and effects are being turned over to British diplomats in Shanghai for transfer to U S authorities in Japan or Hong Kong.
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Washington
Red
China
William F. Haskins
Westport
Conn
U. S. Navy
China Coast
State Dept
Shanghai
Japan
Hong Kong
U. S
Haskins
United States
Peiping
Red China
Lincoln White
White
Chu Shan
31 NP Freight Cars Derailed Near Plains West of Missoula
An eastbound Northern Pacific freight derailed 77 miles west of Missoula near Plains on the Idaho Division. A burned-out journal was blamed. most cars contained lumber and canned fruit, with two carloads of Naval torpedoes reported. Westbound service largely resumed. three passenger trains were detoured. A car struck another on a siding, smashing a Diehl Lumber Co display window.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway
Plains
Idaho
Diehl Lumber Co
Rocky Mountain Division
N. M
Diehl Company
Butte Man’s Body Hunted in Missouri River
Helena county officials resumed search for Fred Ferris of Butte presumed drowned during a Missouri River outing near Hauser Lake. Ferris, about 50, worked as a miner and left a wife and 11 children. the family remained hopeful as the hunt continued with grappling gear replaced after equipment snagged on the lake bottom.
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Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Fred Ferris
Butte
Missouri
Ferris
Walnut
Helen
Washington State
Belmont
The
Anselmo
California
Dave Middlemas
Hauser Lake
Seaver Park
Middlemas
Middleman
Roundup Murder Charge Filed Against Ray Murie
The state filed a second degree murder charge against Ray Murie 56 of Roundup in the Aug 26 shotgun slaying of J Marvin Wilson 29 oil worker of Roundup. A preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Arthur Mills is set for next Tuesday. Murie is held on 20000 bond in the county jail. A coroner jury recommended further investigation of the 230 am Mecca Bar shooting. Murie said Wilson threatened to shoot him and the tavern owner Mrs Tracy Witzel. Wilson was shot as he climbed through a tavern window after it closed for the night.
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Ray Murie
J. Marvin Wilson
Justice of the Peace
Arthur Mills
Thomas M. Ask
Justice Court
Marie
Mecca
Ask
Joe Rae
Murie
Wilson
Tracy Witzel
Boy 16 Run Down By Ostrich at Fair
Mercy Hospital records reveal Thomas Otto, 16, of Pleasant Hills, was injured during Labor Day weekend when an ostrich on a race track at the Allegheny County Fair knocked him down and a sulky ran over him.
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Pittsburg
Mercy Hospital
Thomas Otto
Pleasant Hills
Otto
Allegheny County
Explosions Hit Algiers Waterfront Warehouse and Shacktown
Two powerful blasts rocked Algiers on Tuesday night and early Wednesday. A water front tobacco warehouse owned by a nationalist sympathizer was destroyed while part of Bidonville, the Mahreddine shacktown, suffered heavy damage. No deaths or serious injuries were reported. Authorities linked the warehouse blast to European counter terrorists but found no blame.
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Algiers
Algeria
Bidonville
Mahreddine
Stevenson Flies Westward to Address Legion
Adlai E. Stevenson and Estes Kefauver depart Chicago for a West Coast campaign swing. Ahead is a Wednesday speech to the American Legion in Los Angeles to discuss national defense foreign policy and veterans affairs amid White House chatter on unemployment and the race for votes.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Clayton Fritchey
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Washington
Vancouver
Wash
West Coast
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Chicago
American Legion
Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium
Fritchey
Montana Weather Averages Show Warmer North and West
The report details Montana regional forecasts with east areas fair to partly cloudy and highs mostly 50s to 60s, north cooler overnight lows 32 to 42, and southwest elevations warmer near 60 to 70. West areas stay fair with rising temps to 65 to 75 Thursday.
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Montana
Catholic School Enrollment Sees Gain of 137 in Butte District
Butte public schools begin classes with higher enrollments across high and grade levels. Parochial and rural schools report rising headcounts, with Girls Central and Boys Central high schools posting record freshman numbers. Rural and public schools expect further increases as the term progresses.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Webster-Garfield
Girls Central
Boys Central
Maybelle Hogan
Melrose
Fish Creek
Divide
Rocker
Ramsay
J. R. van Pelt
George Haney
Seventy six Chinese boats missing after typhoon
Hong Kong reports seventy six Chinese fishing boats with 222 persons aboard missing in the wake of Typhoon Dinah. Dinah weakened after striking near Foochow in Fujian, with Foochow suffering no casualties and little housing damage though much of the city’s electric lines were down.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Foochow
Fukien
What’s in a Name Understudy in Theater
Column explains understudy's role when the star is ill and contrasts it with Want Ads. Mentions dialing 5451 for fast-action Want Ads. Includes a brief classified note listing a baby crib, mattress, high chair, and floor furnace guard with phone number 0000.
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Dial 5451
Drop Efforts to Enroll Negro Pupils in Mansfield
In Mansfield Texas the NAACP attorney says enrollment of Negro students at Mansfield High School has been abandoned for now due to ongoing mob violence. A white Episcopal priest was helped to safety by a Texas Ranger as protests persisted. three days of demonstrations have kept Negroes from registering, with 12 Negro students in a 275 student high school.
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Mansfield
Texas
Tex
National Assn. For
Colorado
Mansfield High School
L. Clifford Davis
C. W. Clark
St. Timothy’s Church
Fort Worth
R. L. Huffman
Labor Day highway toll tops 435 deaths nationwide
The Labor Day weekend traffic toll was 435 deaths with 89 drownings and 72 other violent deaths, from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. The National Safety Council forecast 440, noting the toll was lower than predicted after early reports. Governor Donnelly pressed for longer penalties for violators in Missouri amid state worries.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
Missouri
Phil M. Donnelly
California
Delaware
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Vermont
Safety Council
NATO Meets Today Amid Signs of Western Split
The article reports growing tension within Western allies over the Suez Canal crisis. AP describes possible U S divergence with NATO partners, warning of a broader loss to the Communist bloc if the rift widens.
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NATO
Suez
William L. Ryan
United States
Nixon Elder Dies After Long Illness in California
Frank A. Nixon 77, father of Vice President Richard Nixon, died at 8:25 p.m. after 13 days of fighting illness. He had abdominal artery rupture in 1953 and stomach ulcer bleeding in July, with pulmonary congestion causing death. Nixon arranged his own funeral, and family, including Mrs. Hannah Nixon, were at his bedside in Whittier.
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Nixon
F. Donald Nixon
Kraushaar
San Francisco
American Legion
Los Angeles
East Berlin Mayor's Son Flees to West Berlin
Kurt Ebert son of East Berlin's mayor fled to West Berlin seeking political asylum. He had been jailed in East Germany for espionage serving a 25 year term and Western sources say he was released four weeks ago under an amnesty decree. His father Friedrich has led East Berlin since 1948.
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Berlin
Kurt Ebert
East Berlin
West Berlin
Ebert
Friedrich
Ike to open drive with Gettysburg pep rally Sept 12
President Eisenhower will formally launch his re election campaign with a personal invitation pep rally for about 500 key campaign workers on Sept 12 at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm. Vice President Nixon will speak and networks may carry the address. Invitations were sent to GOP national committeemen and state leaders and Citizens for Eisenhower groups.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
James C. Hagerty
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Harrisburg
Hagerty
Nixon
GOP
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
French Navy Requisitions 45 Ships for Suez Squadron
The report notes the French navy has requisitioned 45 merchant vessels for the Suez squadron on Cyprus with the 3 226 ton wine tanker Bacchus among them.
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Paris
Mediterranean
Suez
Cyprus
Nasser Poised for Egyptian Stand in Cairo Talks
In Cairo the five nation mission and President Nasser held 1 hour 45 minute talks on Suez canal control with a calm atmosphere. Menzies said both sides presented views and clarified points of difference, with another session expected, while Nasser plans to state Egypt sovereignty and nationalization terms.
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Cairo
Nasser
London
Suez Canal
Robert G. Menzies
Naser
Egypt
Menzies
U. S
Dulles
Roy Runer Body Found in Lake
The body of Roy Runer, 33, a semi invalid Wisdom resident, was found in Lily Lake after he had been missing for a week. A hunting/fishing party found the body and clothing identified as Runer's, with a wristwatch given by his mother on his Aug 13 birthday. Authorities planned to pack the body for transport.
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Wisdom
Roy Runer
Lily Lake
Butte
Charles Miller
Beaverhead
John MacDonald
Miller
Arthur Runer
Mr. Runer
Mary Runer
Nevada Senator Bible Renominated in Nevada Primary
Senator Alan Bible led with about half votes counted securing the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in Nevada. He held a five to one lead over Las Vegas state senator B Mahlon Brown who did not win his home county. Former Representative Walter S Baring of Reno showed strong momentum toward victory.
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Reno
Nev
U.P
Alan Bible
United States
Nevada
Bible
B. Mahlon Brown
Las Vegas
Walter S Baring
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