Eisenhower Attends Dedication At Penn State Chapel
President Eisenhower took part in a private Episcopal communion at a new all faith chapel named for Helen Eakin Eisenhower at Pennsylvania State University. He flew from Washington for the dedication, met Milton Eisenhower and family, and returned to Washington after a public mini ceremony.
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Pennsylvania State University
Helen Eakin Eisenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Washington
National Airport
Walter Tkach
White House
Janes C. Hagerty
University
Milton Eisenhower
Penn State
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Milton
Milton S. Eisenhower Jr
Typhoon Emma Threatens Islands After Destructive Northward Run
Typhoon Emma churned north through the Sea of Japan threatening the island chain with 115 mph winds and torrential rains. It struck southern Japan and the Korean peninsula, with Kyushu reporting extensive damage, 4 dead and 13 injured, thousands evacuated, and widespread infrastructure outages. The U.S. Okinawa base began repair work on millions of dollars of damage.
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Okinawa
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Kyushu
Helena Cathedral Exterior Refurbishing Begins
The Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore announces start of exterior refurbishment on St. Helena Cathedral in Helena. The $40,000 project calls for tower re calls repainting and general masonry work, the first since the 1914 dedication. Norbert Kolb and Sons of Chicago will perform the work.
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Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
St. Helena
Mississippi River
John P. Carroll
Norbert Kolb and Sons
Chicago
Mansfield Seeks Details on Military Manpower Cuts
Senator Mansfield urged Defense Secretary Wilson to spell out any planned manpower reductions amid global commitments. He cited reports of an 800,000 reduction, noting total service strength around 2.81 million and warning that large cuts could hinder honoring commitments.
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D-Mont
Wilson
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Democrats Map Campaign Plans in Montana 1956 Race
Montana Democratic leaders and 127 nominees outlined a state wide campaign plan on Sunday to finance and mount the 1956 election effort. Only Justice Forrest H. Anderson was absent as he campaigned in eastern Montana. Chairman Leif Erickson said the meeting would put the party on the road with top national Democrats set to aid Montana within 60 days ahead of the November 6 election.
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Helena
Montana
Forrest H. Anderson
Leif Erickson
Montana Democratic Central Committee
Truman Kefauver to Talk in Montana Campaign Tour
Montana Atty. Gen. Arnold Olsen said former President Harry S. Truman and Democratic vice presidential nominee Estes Kefauver would join five prominent Democrats for talks in Montana ahead of the November 6 election. He listed Sens. Richard Neuberger and Robert Kerr and Gov. Raymond Gary as others chosen. dates and venues to be announced later.
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Helena
Arnold H. Olsen
Harry S. Truman
Estes Kefauver
Montana
Richard Neuberger
Oregon
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Olsen
Suez Conference Ends Without Success on Canal Dispute
Australian Prime Minister Menzies says the Suez crisis is the most serious world problem as five nation talks with Egyptian President Nasser fail to resolve the canal dispute. The commission released documents outlining both sides arguments while warning of incalculable strife if collective domination is imposed.
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Robert G. Menzies
Menzies
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
London
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Washington
Montana Weather Outlook Card
Montana forecast shows East region fair Monday and Tuesday with scattered afternoon thundershowers in the western mountains and cooler eastern areas. Highs 75 to 85, nights 45 to 55. West region mostly fair with afternoon cloudiness and showers, cooler Monday, highs 75 to 85, nights 40 to 50, Tuesday highs 75 to 85.
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Britain France Meet Today on Suez Crisis
Premier Guy Mollet asserted France remains firm over Nasser's Suez nationalization and said a London meeting with Prime Minister Eden and Foreign Secretary Lloyd will decide next moves. The Menzies mission departs for London while France massed troops near the canal and Marseille freighters head toward Cyprus.
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Eden
United Nations
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Flers
Normandy
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Trance
Suez Canal
Mollet
Suez
Christian Pineau
Marseille
Cyprus
Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
What’s in a Name Landmans Want Ads Sail to Cash
A colorful note on nautical slang. Landmans call inexperienced sailors first-timers while Want Ads are veteran sellers. Dial 5451 to hire an ad writer who can steer your sale or rental toward quick cash.
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Landsman
Stevenson Faults Republicans From Start to Finish
Adlai Stevenson condemned Republican misconduct at state and federal levels in New Jersey remarks. He cited Hoffman embezzlement, Illinois corruption cases, Pennsylvania turnpike looting, and questioned Eisenhower administration integrity, noting Talbott’s Air Force controversy and broader public-utility concerns.
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N. J
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
New Jersey State Democratic Committee
Harold G.) Hoffman
New Jersey
Illinois
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Robert Meyner
Stevenson
Hoffman
Hodge
Pennsylvania
George Leader
Turnpike Commission
Air Force
Harold) Talbott
Talbott
Senate
New York
Pentagon
Lynn Shea Dies After Butte Motorcycle Crash
Lynn Shea a 16 year old Butte High School junior died at 10 35 p m Sunday in Butte Community Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered in a motorcycle crash that also involved David L Barker of Cascade The accident occurred near Montgomery street hill as the pair were riding west toward Butte Friends said Barker planned motorcycle races and employment in town while Shea worked at Grand Silver store and lived with her parents at 1007 W Granite The fatality marks Silver Bow Countys second in 10 days and the fourth of the year
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Lynn Shea
Butte High School
Clint Shea
W. Granite
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Montana
Ravalli
Great Falls
David L. Barker
Cascade
Friends
Butte
Miss Shea
Eino Kaskisto
and DeSmet
Shirley (Briney) Boston
Nine Mile Road
Silver Bow County
al Boehme
William Madlena
John O'Leary
James Conlan
H. J. Lambert
Don Miller
Wayne Aasved
Barker
O’leary
Utah
Emmet J. Paulsen
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Car Wreck Kills Child Near Glasgow Montana
A Sunday crash 12 miles west of Hinsdale on U S Highway 2 killed Victoria Lawrence four and injured at least four others including her mother Margaret Lawrence Clyde Baker Thora Jean Lawrence and Car ol Boyer. Authorities sought the driver James Damon and Whitey Andrews who disappeared from the scene. The car sideswiped a bridge then rolled over pinning the child beneath.
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Glasgow
Great Falls
Victoria Lawrence
Victoria
Margaret Lawrence
Clyde Baker
Thora Jean Lawrence
Carol Boyer
Frazer
Montana
B. E. Richter
Valley County
Kenneth Shipp
Hinsdale
James Damon
Whitey Andrews
Patrolman Fatally Shot in California Shootout
Willows California patrolman Charles Smith 26 died after stopping a suspicious U S Highway 99 car four miles south of Orland. An unidentified driver killed Smith and was joined by accomplice Everett Lee Markey 23 Oakland a Marine who died from the exchange. A second man Kenneth Nelson 20 unnamed address, was wounded. car registered to R M Swire of Brawley.
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Willows
Calif
Charles Smith
Glenn County General Hospital
Orland
Smith
First
Everett Lee Markey
Oakland
Ivie Sale
Kenneth Nelson
Nelson
Highway Patrol
Dixie Lee White
Markey
R. M. Swire
Brawley
Marine Corps
Glenn County
Columbus Boy Drowns in Lake Near Home
Robert Leslie Clayton, 2, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Clayton of the American Chrome Co s Lake camp near Nye, drowned Sunday in a small natural lake near the Clayton home. Howard Cashmore county coroner said the boy wandered from the fenced yard as parents found the body after seeing the family dog along the shore. The father recovered the body. It was the 37th recorded drowning in Montana in 1956.
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Columbus
Robert Leslie Clayton
Robert Clayton
American Chrome Co
Nye
Clayton
Howard Cashmore
Montana
Man Kills Himself in Gas Chamber Shelter Head Found Dead
OSSINING New York Dexter Lane 42 manager of the Shelter of the Westchester County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals left a death by own action note for his wife Clara and was found in the kennel gas chamber with two mongrel dogs and a cat. The building houses a five by six foot gas chamber used to euthanize animals.
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Ossining
N. Y
Dexter Lane
Westchester County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Lane
Clara
One Thousand Transfusions For Hemophiliac Boy
In Ravenna Italy nine year old Brunetto Simonetti has received 1 000 blood transfusions to treat his hemophilia He endures frequent bleeding from minor injuries and relies on medical care for survival This landmark figure highlights ongoing struggles with severe bleeding disorder management.
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Ravenna
Italy
Brunetto Simonetti
Reese M. Jones Oldtime Butter Miner Dies at 69 in Butte
Reese M. Jones 69, longtime Butte miner and former Kelley Mine assistant foreman, died after a yearlong illness in a local hospital. A Wales native who arrived in Canada in 1906 and moved to Butte in 1916, he worked at Blackrock Belmont and Anaconda Company mines. Survived by sister Ann Jane Jones of Portmadoc and several Welsh relatives, his wife Myfannwy died in 1946. Funeral services are at Richards Funeral Home with cremation in Great Falls and ashes to Wilkesbarre Pa.
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Kelley
Colorado
Mr. Jones
Wales
Canada
Wallace
Idaho
Butte
Blackrock
Anaconda Company
Belmont
Jones
Richards Funeral Home
Richards Chapel
Great Falls
Wilkesbarre, Pa
Road Crash Kills Six of Family in Illinois
A car and a truck collided on U S 24 near Mapleton Illinois Sunday killing six members of one family. The deceased are Clyde Henry Bennet 45 his wife Pauline 47 his brother Junior 37 Juniors wife Ruth 34 Junior Bennetts son Fred 14 and Wilbur Dean Smith 17 adopted from the Chaddock boys home in Quincy. The truck driver was not injured.
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Mapleton
Ill
U. S
Clyde Henry Bennett
Pauline
Junior
Ruth
Junior Bennetts
Fred
Wilbur Dean Smith
Junior Bennett
Chaddock Boys
Quincy
Cyprus Papers Publish World News in French for Troops
In Nicosia the Mail and the Times publish world news in French for French troops stationed on the island. The Mail’s French edition apologizes for possible errors as its translator is English.
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the Mail
the Times
Cyprus
Mail
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