New Fighting Reported in Cuban Revolt
In Cienfuegos fierce combat erupted after midnight with jet planes tanks and troops attacking rebel positions. Officials claim 75 to 125 killed or wounded overall while residents estimate up to 50 casualties in the latest clashes.
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Havana
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Fulgencio Batista
Maritime
Arts and Trades School
Batista
Jose San Roman Toledo
Navy
High Command
Army
National Police
Carlos Pino Socarras
Miami
Fla
Hill City Oiling Work to Begin in Walkerville
Hill City oiling projects start next week on East Daly Street in Walkerville weather permitting Mayor James R Shea announced Williams Street will be oiled later this month Williams Street has not been surfaced before The work uses Walkerville funds with County Surveyor George McCarthy and a new Hill City fire station groundwork was recently completed at a $12 000 project site west of the Walkerville City Hall Habaca Lutey Co is the contractor with completion set for early November
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Daly Street
Walkerville
James R. Shea
Williams Street
Williams
City of
The
Habaca-Lutey Co
Russian Airliner To Leave Today From New Jersey Base
A Russian jet airliner that landed at McGuire Air Force Base is set to depart Saturday morning at 6 a.m. for Moscow. The Military Air Transport Service said the return flight will stop at Goose Bay Labrador Keflavik Iceland and London before reaching Moscow.
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Mcguire Air Force Base
N. J
Moscow
Air Force
Military Air Transport Service
Goose Bay
Labrador
Washington
State Dept
Keflavik
Iceland
London
Lightning Kills Two Girls Hurts Twelve at School Grounds
In Sweetwater Texas two junior high girls died and twelve pupils were injured when a bolt struck as they sheltered under a tree during a severe storm after school. Robbie Mitchell 15 died instantly while Glenda Sue Cowdray 14 and Ruby Walker were treated after lengthy resuscitation attempts. Eleven others were hospitalized but not seriously hurt. The incident occurred near John Reagan Junior High School as students rushed to catch a bus.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Robbie Mitchell
Glenda Sue Cowdray
Ruby Walker
John Reagan
West
Texas
Five Killed When Car and Truck Clash in Utah
Five men died when a car collided head on with a truck near Willard Utah on Highway 91. The car driven by Stanley Brinkerhoff 27 of Salt Lake City slammed under the truck. five occupants of the car perished. The truck driver L E Butterfield 39 of Salt Lake City was unhurt with a relief driver Lloyd Price 26 slightly bruised.
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Stanley
Redge Lile Johnson
Salt Lake City
Glen Hansen
Spanish Fork
Utah
Kenneth J. Browning
Murray
L. E. Butterfield
Where Did the Farmers Go
Farm population in America declined from 30.5 million in 1940 to an estimated 22.3 million last April. The note highlights farmers as frequent users of want ads for quick low cost results and provides a contact phone number 5451.
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America
St Laurent quits as Liberal leader for health reasons
Former Prime Minister Louis St Laurent announced he will resign as Liberal Party head for health reasons. He noted age and medical advice as factors after losing the top job to John Diefenbaker in the last election.
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Louis St. Laurent
Liberal Party
Ottawa
St. Laurent
John Diefenbaker
House of Commons
13 Road and Bridge Jobs to Be Let
The Montana Highway Commission will open sealed bids in Helena on September 26 for 13 road and bridge projects across Cascade Roosevelt Powder River Missoula and Blaine counties. Works include underpass construction in Great Falls and various grades surfaces and drainage tasks along major routes.
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Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Cascade
Great Falls
Roosevelt
Wolf Point
Powder River
Crow Agency-Broadus
Epsie
Missoula
Madison
Blaine
Dangerous Tropical Storm Carrie Heads Westward From Atlantic
A new tropical storm named Carrie was spotted far in the Atlantic about 1,500 miles east of the Lesser Antilles. Forecasters warned it is dangerous with winds near 115 mph and potential slight intensification over the next 24 hours as shipping is advised to take caution.
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San Juan
P. R
Carrie
Atlantic Ocean
Miami
U.S. Weather Bureau
Walter Davis
Atlantic
Galveston
Tex
England
Lesser Antilles
William Sugg
Miami Weather Bureau
Sugg
Africa
Signatures Reported to Suspend Montana Liquor Tax Law
Helena officials said sufficient signatures were filed to suspend the state liquor tax increase from 12 to 20 percent. Montana Liquor Control Board Chairman J. E. Manning questioned the interpretation while the secretary of state's office and the attorney general debated whether the law was suspended or would go to a voters referendum in November 1958.
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Helena
U.P
Frank Murray
Montana Licensed Beverage Assn
J. E. Manning
Montana Liquor Control Board
Secretary of State
Montana
Manning
State Attorney General's Office
Electrical Men Open Butte Meeting For Convention
The Montana Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Assn meets at the Finlen Hotel with morning elections and afternoon sessions. A. L. Rowe of Great Falls will report on a five state District 8 conference in Sun Valley Idaho. Galen Naylor of Billings presides.
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Montana
National Electrical Contractors Assn
Finlen Hotel
A. L. Rowe
Great Falls
Sun Valley
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Galen Naylor
Billings
London U N Arms Talks Collapse
The London disarmament talks collapsed on Friday night after six months of negotiations. The five-nation committee referred issues back to the General Assembly for debate when it could not reach agreement on cutting forces and weapons, with unresolved disputes over hydrogen bomb tests.
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Watson Sims
London
Canada
United States
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
Valerian Zorin
General Assembly
Zorin
Nuclear Device Set Off by AEC at Nevada Test Site
The Atomic Energy Commission fired a junior size nuclear device at 5 45 a m at the Nevada test site. A small dust cloud rose to 15000 feet and drifted northward. Observers said yield was well below nominal about five kilotons, among the smallest in the current series. Newsmen watched from Angel’s Peak 45 miles away. A brief Las Vegas flash followed. The test codename Wheeler marked the 17th in the 1957 summer series.
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Nev.p
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Angel's Peak
Las Vegas
Wheeler
Home Treatment Advised For Asiatic Flu
A report from the American Medical Association Council on Drugs urges home care for Asiatic flu with bedrest, fluids, and fever reducers. It warns against antibiotics and sulfa drugs as they do not affect the virus and can cause resistant bacteria and adverse reactions, especially for the critically ill.
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Chicago
AMA Journal
President Eisenhower Brownell to Confer on Arkansas Integration
In Little Rock a federal judge may hear a delay plea at Central High School as National Guardsmen remain on patrol. Eisenhower and Attorney General Brownell plan talks in Washington on Saturday to seek a resolution to the race integration crisis.
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Little Rock
Ark
Eisenhower
Brownell
Washington
Arkansas
Central High School
Sherman Clinger
Morriston
Ike Stands Firm On No Troops In Racial Issue
President Eisenhower remains opposed to deploying federal troops to enforce anti segregation laws. White House press secretary James Hagerty said there has been no change in his position amid the Little Rock integration crisis. The president urged Gov. Faubus to comply with the court order and said he would use every legal means to uphold the law.
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ED Creagh
Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Little Rock, Ark
Newport White House
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Hagerty
Senate
Russian Scientist Reports Two Magnetic North Poles Found
Russian polar scientist Dr. E I Tolstikov reports evidence of two magnetic North Poles located apart in the Arctic from 20 years of Soviet studies. He describes Arctic ocean floor as former land with trenches and submergent features, and notes icepack driven by winds.
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Ated
E. I. Tolstikov
Arctic Ocean
North Pole
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
U.S
Tolstikov
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
Montana Weather Summary For East And West Districts
East Montana sees cloudy skies with a few showers in the mountains on Saturday and Saturday night. Highs about 78 to 88, lows 45 to 60 as unsettled weather eases. West Montana has mainly mountain showers, Saturday cooler with highs 75 to 85 and lows 40 to 50. Sunday turns partly cloudy and cooler with highs 70 to 80. The table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending at 5:30 p.m. Friday.
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Montana
Six Children Killed By Old Grenade
Six Yugoslav shepherd children were killed while tending sheep when a World War II hand grenade they found exploded as they tried to open it. Local authorities investigated the incident near Belgrade.
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Belgrade
Eisenhower weighs arms airlift to Iraq after Jordan move
The United States considers sending emergency arms flights to Iraq after an airlift to Jordan. President Eisenhower plans a strong White House declaration to back pro-Western governments fearing Communist influence from Syria. Eight C124 Globemaster cargo planes were set to deliver arms to Jordan, with five landing at Wheelus Air Force Base near Tripoli and three from Athens.
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Washington
United States
Jordan
Iraq
Syria
Eisenhower
Lebanon
White House
Newport
R. L
State Dutles
Air Force
Wheelus Air Force Base
Tripoli
Libya
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Mystery Knife Wielder Caught in Chicago Chaos
Police identified the suspect as Joseph Carraher 39 a night watchman after a Friday stabbing spree that left a 14 year old girl a 12 year old girl and a 24 year old man among the victims. An off duty officer and bystanders chased him down in an alley with a bloodstained pocket knife recovered.
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Chicago
Joseph Carraher
Caraher
Jimmy Darnell
Ted Daniels
Christine Uczcinek
Jeannie Nytz
Darnell
Daniels
Christine
John Keane
Nutz
Robert Josefowicz
Josefowicz
Josefowicz Was Stabbed As He Stood At A West Side
Uczciwek
Man Sentenced in Robbery Case at Leggat Hotel
William D. Dixon, 30, pleaded guilty in District Court to robbery. Judge John B. McClernan sentenced him to two years in state prison for the July 17 incident at the Leggat Hotel in which Dixon used force and fear to take $150 from Edward J. Compora.
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William D. Dixon
John B. McClernan
John T. Prothero
Dixon
Leggat Hotel
Edward J. Compora
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