Eisenhower plans four campaign talks in September
President Eisenhower outlined a four speech campaign slate for September. He will open with a Gettysburg pep rally involving about 500 campaign workers and Vice President Nixon. He then schedules a Sept. 19 nationwide radio TV address, a Sept. 21 farm issue discussion at Newton Iowa, and a farm focused national address around Sept. 27 or 28 to be delivered before a campaign audience in a city to be named later.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Nixon
Newton
Iowa
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Schools Enroll 10 300 Gain of 564 in Year
City enrollment across public and parochial schools reaches 10 378 on Wednesday, up 564 from last September. Public grade schools grow by 325, Butte High School gains surpass forecasts, Whittier leads with 73 extra students, and several elementary schools post smaller increases or declines.
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Butte High School
George Haney
Haney
Charles Davis
Davis
Girls Central
Boys Central
Whittier
Hawthorne
Washington
Longfellow
Monroe
Emerson
McKinley
Blaine
Grant
Greeley
Franklin
Hero at 92 saves children from pond accident
Peter Hutchins, who will be 92 next February, says he had to act when a 3-year-old boy and a 6-year-old girl fell into a pond while sailing a model boat. He jumped in and pulled them out, noting there was no one else nearby.
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London
Peter Hutchins
Hutchins
Safeway Plans Major Center and Stores in Butte and Anaconda
Construction of a 2 200 000 Safeway distribution center in Butte will begin today with Cahill Mooney Co. of Butte as general contractor and Norman J. Hamill as the architect. A new Safeway store in Anaconda is set to start Monday, with Helena also slated for a similar project. The Butte site lies west of Harrison Avenue near Safe way Drive, adjoining Four Mile Road and Milwaukee tracks, and will serve the Montana division.
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Butte
Anaconda
C. A. Bradburn
Safeway Stores, Inc
Helena
Bradburn
Cahill-Mooney Construction Co
Norman J. Hamill
Montana
Wyoming
Nob . of
Dan J. Mooney
Cahill-Mooney Co
Harrison Avenue
Timber Butte
Four Mile Road
Hunt Continues for Butte Man
Helena U P reports ongoing search for Fred Ferris 49 a Butte miner presumed drowned in Missouri River at Hauser Lake. About 14 men in four boats drag the lake as Sheriff Middlemass and Bert Gibson lead the effort amid cold wind and fading hope a life preserver kept him afloat. Ferris father of 11 disappeared while aiding his wife and friends after their boat capsized Labor Day night. Family searches the hills on horseback while authorities plan further dragging for two to three days.
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Ferris
Bert Gibson
Lakeside
Dave Middlemass
Intercom system lets Dillon girl attend class at home
Eight year old Judy Kurtz of Dillon can attend school via a home intercom linked to her third grade classroom under a 1955 Montana law. A loudspeaker in the classroom and a phone linked unit at Judy’s home allow her to hear lessons and respond to recitations despite illness and prior hospital stays.
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Dillon
Judy Kurtz
Montana
L. A. Walker
Judy
Lester Kurtz
Shodair Hospital
Helena
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Min
End of Draft Is Urged by Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson called for ending the military draft at the earliest moment consistent with U S safety speaking at the American Legion convention in Los Angeles with running mate Kefauver present The crowd grew from about half to an estimated 5000 boos and applause marked the speech He urged both parties to avoid politics with the issue and noted the need to end the draft while maintaining military strength
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Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
American Legion
Shrine
Stevenson
83Rd Congress
Two Little Chicago Girls Killed by Auto on First Day
Two young sisters Janet Griffiths seven and Sandra Griffiths five were killed when a car driven by 16 year old Richard Dombeck swerved from a post and crushed them against a school fence during a North Side Chicago elementary school morning break. A third girl was burned by radiator water as bystanders and safety patrols watched in shock.
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Chicago
Janet Griffiths
Sandra
North Side
Richard Dombeck
Griffiths
Dombeck
Theodore Groark
Evanston High School
Janet Robertson
Jean Griffiths
Donna
Brenda
Glasgow
Scotland
Montana Weather Outlook for East and West
East Montana expects fair and warmer conditions Thursday and Friday with highs 60 to 70 and 68 to 78 respectively, lows around 35 to 45, and light southeast winds. West Montana will be fair Thursday and Friday with rising temps from 65 to 75 Thursday to 70 to 80 Friday, lows 38 to 45, and partly cloudy conditions in the north. The table notes maximums cover 12 hours, minimums 18 hours, and precipitation 24 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Montana
National Guard moves into Kentucky town over integration
Kentucky Guardsmen arrived in Sturgis to prevent violence as eight Negro students planned to enroll in the town's high school amid protests. Maj. Gen. J J B Williams led a 12 man detachment with more units en route and the guardsmen would camp on school grounds for the night.
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Kentucky
Sturgis
Eisenhower
J. J. B. Williams
A. B. Chandler
Williams
National Guard
Clinton
John Corn
Nashville
Oliver Springs
Noonan
Matoaka
W. Va
Ralph Bird
Eisenhower Urges Calm On School Integration
President Eisenhower urged solving school integration without violence and said federal action should come only if local authorities fail to maintain order. He warned the issue will take time and noted both sides show prejudice and need careful leadership.
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Eisenhower
Clinton
Tenn
Mansfield
Tex
South
Arthur Sylvester
Newark
Supreme Court
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Nasser's Suez Views Studied by Menzies Commission
Cairo reports the Menzies mission held its fourth session with President Nasser to examine his views on Suez Canal control. The group plans further talks Thursday, with Nasser open to meetings. Atmosphere described as good with no heat or hostility. The mission seeks an international plan for canal operation, while Nasser opposes international control.
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Menzies
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
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London Suez Canal
National Leader to Address Engineer Society
Robert J. Rhinehart of Pine Bluff Arkansas president of the National Society of Professional Engineers will address the Montana Society of Engineers at a luncheon in the Hotel Finlen Friday at 12 15 p m The Montana society is considering affiliation with the national body and has favored the proposal Final action on affiliation is expected this year John B Hazen president of the Montana society will preside at the luncheon Reservations may be made by telephoning Francis M Young secretary Rhinehart native of Indiana and Purdue graduate served in the U S Army Signal Corps in 1918 He has held multiple posts in the national and state societies and was appointed to and reappointed to the Arkansas Board of Engineering Registration He is active in Kiwanis the Pine Bluff Park and Planning Commissions Sahara Shrine American Legion Chamber of Commerce and youth movements
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Robert J. Rhinehart
Pine Bluff
Ark
National Society of Professional Engineers
Montana Society of Engineers
Finlen
Montana Society
National Society
John B. Hazen
Francis M. Young
Mr. Rhinehart
Indiana
Purdue University
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Arkansas
National Societies of Professional Engineers
Arkansas Board of Engineering Registration
State Board
Kiwanis Club
Missouri-Kansas-Arkansas
Kiwanis International
Pine Bluff Park
Santa Fe Chief Plows Into Parked Train
A Santa Fe Chief passenger train crashed head on into a sidelined mail train near Springer New Mexico killing twenty railroad workers and injuring thirty five. A railroad official said a switch was misthrown by a rail yard worker causing the collision. The brakeman Lawrence McCormick of Raton was identified as the twentieth casualty.
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New Mexico Livestock Center
Butte Council Approves Garbage Collection Tax
The Butte City Council approved an emergency 62.5 cent monthly per dwelling special assessment for garbage removal by an 11-4 vote, despite voters previously rejecting a similar tax. The measure, to be collected by the county treasurer, aims to address a health hazard from lack of pickup. Four aldermen opposed. Mayor Sullivan had urged the tax since 1953.
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Butte Council
Butte
Teory W. Kelly
Ed Hastings
Pete Shelley
Pete Sodja
W. B. Renouard
Tim J. Sullivan
Sodja
Montana Honored for Labor Day Traffic Safety Record
The National Safety Council praised Gov. J. Hugo Aronson and Montana for a remarkable Labor Day weekend traffic safety record, helping the nation hold down holiday deaths. Montana saw 1 highway death over the weekend. Twenty five people died in August traffic accidents, with 14 from running off roads or overturns and seven in two car crashes. Five witnesses, including 11 teenagers, were pedestrians among the 25 victims. August marked the lowest death toll since May.
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Helena
National Safety Council
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
G. C. Stewart
Aronson
Montana Highway Patrol
Alex B. Stephenson
Polio Cases Reach One Thousand in Chicago Outbreak
Chicago health officials report 7 new polio cases on Wednesday raising the 1956 toll to 1,000 with 31 deaths. Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, head of the Board of Health, notes that the outbreak is waning.
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Chicago
Herman N. Bundesen
Board of Health
Detective and wife wake to stranger in bedroom doorway
Billings police report Capt. R L Wilson and his wife awoke to find a man in their bedroom doorway. Wilson said the intruder claimed a mistake and was arrested on unspecified charges at the scene.
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R. L. Wilson
E “Ie
Wilson
Paliance
Py Ce
James Crow Agency
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