Adenauer's Pro West German Victory Dominates Election
Bonn voters backed Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democrats who won an absolute majority in the 494 seat Bundestag. The Socialists conceded defeat trailing by more than two to one in early returns. The party secured 51 percent of the total with 130 direct seats.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
West Germany
Adenauer
Bundestag
Wilhelm Mellies
Social Democratic
Erich Ollenhauer
Christian Democratic Union
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Refugee Party
Mines Freshmen Orientation Schedule Released
Prof Dale E Pinckney announces the Montana School of Mines freshman orientation events starting Friday Sept 20 with a 9 am assembly in the Library Museum Building. The program includes English placement tests adviser assignments meals and films through Sunday Sept 22 and formal registration Sept 23. Classes start Sept 24.
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Montana School of Mines
Dale E. Pinckney
Library-Museum Bldg
Butte
Boy, 15, Shot Slightly In First Hunt Mishap
MISSOULA A Stevensville youth was injured Sunday when his shotgun discharged accidentally during grouse hunting. It was the first reported gun accident of the 1957 season. Eric Lambert, 15, Stevensville, was struck in the arm by a pellet and received emergency treatment at a Missoula hospital before being released.
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Missoula
Stevensville
Eric Lambert
Montana Legislative Council to review prison reforms
The Montana Legislative Council meets in Helena with prison expert Kenyon Scudder who outlines prison needs after the July riot. Discussions include a fulltime citizens prison advisory committee and possibly a combined task force. A new executive director position is also on the agenda.
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Helena
Montana Legislative Council
Kenyon Scudder
Montana
California
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Citizens
Legislative Council
Montana Supreme Court
Legal
David F. James
Liberty
Senate
Deer Lodge
Scudder
Hardin Pair Die In Coast Wreck
A Montana couple died in a head on collision 17 miles north of Newhall California on U S Highway 6. Harmon Hackney 47 and Martha 52 of Box 111 Hardin Mont were killed. Donald Robison 17 of Hardin and Rodney H Cooper 33 of Lancaster Calif were hospitalized with major injuries. Cooper’s car reportedly crossed into the Hackney auto after he lost control on a curve. Newhall lies about 35 miles north of Los Angeles.
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Newhall
Calif
Montana
Here
U.S. Highway 6
Harmon Hackney
Martha
Box
Hardin
Mont
Donald Robison
Hackneys
Rodney H. Cooper
P. O. Box
Lancaster
James L. Latimer
Bill Treat
Cooper
Los Angeles
Ads Promise Higher Living Standard Through Production Growth
The piece asserts that national production will rise from 400 billion to 600 billion by 1967, suggesting economists support the forecast. It also promotes want ads as a means to raise living standards by selling unused items, urging readers to call 5451 to place an ad.
Telephone Strike Looms After Second Offer Rejected
In New York area, Western Electric installers represented by the Communications Workers of America rejected the second company proposal. Union chief negotiator Joseph Dunne said a strike by 6 a.m. Monday is inevitable, with a demand for a 20-cent hourly package in a one-year contract covering 15 cents more in wages plus travel pay and fringe benefits. The stalemate followed the company’s rejection of the union’s counterproposal Sunday night.
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New York
Western Electric
Joseph Dunne
Communications Workers of America
Dunne
Governor Clinton
U S Airmen Move Into Large Torrejon Base Spain
Nearly 1,000 U S airmen relocate from Madrid to Torrejon, the largest air base in Spain, as part of Europe’s defense buildup against communism. The 62 million dollar facility features a 13 400 foot runway, parking ramp, refueling hydrants, dormitories for almost 4,000 airmen, and bunkers for ammunition.
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Torrejon
Spain
U.S
Madrid
Europe
16Th Air Force
Getafe
U.S. Strategic Command
Eleanor Resumes Tour of Moscow and Sochi
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt resumes her overseas tour after a brief fatigue illness. She left by plane for Sochi on Sunday, and will tour the Soviet Union during the trip.
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Eleanor
Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Black Sea
Sochi
Soviet Union
Most of 24 Aboard Airliner Survive Crash
At least seven killed when an overdue Northeast Airlines DC3 crashed near New Bedford airport in sticky weather. Pilot Vincent L. Pitts, co pilot Roger W. Sweetland Jr., and five passengers died. 12 others hospitalized after emergency reach through swampy woods.
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New Bedford
Mass.p
Malcolm G. Wordell
St. Luke’s Hospital
Northeast Airlines
Vincent L. Pitts
Wellesley
Mass
Roger W. Sweetland Jr
Arlington
George Nelson
Fire Department
New York
LaGuardia Field
Miami
Fla
Mt. Success
Berline
N. H
British Cabinet Shakeup May Be Forthcoming
London reports a Conservative shakeup is imminent with Viscount Hailsham slated to become chairman of the Conservative party while remaining Lord President and education minister. The move signals a broader cabinet reshuffle after Tory setbacks and follows Churchill as a key adviser to Macmillan.
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London
Macmillan
Viscount Hailsham
Hailsham
Elizabeth Brown
Trimble Brown
Nashville
Tenn
Winston Churchill
Winston
Mcmillan
Anthony Eden
Suez
Eden
Lord Hailsham
Conservative Party
Oliver Poole
Conservative
Poole
Tory
Montana Weather: Fair Skies With Warmer Readings
Montana east with fair skies through Tuesday and highs 70 to 80, cooler 65 to 75 Tuesday night. warmer Monday night 40 to 50. Montana west also fair with minimal change, highs 72 to 82, lows 38 to 48. Table notes max for 12 hours, min for 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Sunday.
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Montana
Montana High
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Butte Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Helena Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
West Yellowstone
Whitehall
Oklahoma Tornadoes Kill Farm Couple in Sacred Heart Area
Tornadoes struck south central Oklahoma Saturday night with heavy rain hail and winds up to 75 mph. A farm couple Haskell Campbell 48 and Jewell 42 were killed near Sacred Heart school. their daughter Nancy 10 was injured. Several homes damaged or destroyed across Sacred Heart Bethel Wayne Waurika and nearby areas with power outages and property losses in Texas communities.
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Konawa
Okla
Oklahoma
Sacred Heart
Bethel
Shawnee
Wichita Falls
Highway Patrol
Haskell Campbell
Jewell
Sacred Heart School
Nancy
Wayne
Wewoka
Radlett
Waurika
Democrats Chide Ike on Schools
The Democratic advisory council led by former President Truman and Adlai Stevenson criticized President Eisenhower for not taking a firm stance against the Little Rock school crisis. They also condemned Arkansas Governor Faubus for deploying the National Guard to block black students from enrolling at Central High School, stating his action does not reflect the Democratic party.
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Washington
Democratic Advisory Council
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Democratic National Committee
Advisory Council
South
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
National Guard
All White Central High School
Faubus
Democratic Party
Disarmament Dominates U.N. Assembly Preparations
The United States and the Soviet Union frame disarmament as a major topic for the U.N. General Assembly session opening Tuesday. Officials urge progress toward agreement as India backs a quick Disarmament Commission meeting followed by formal debate in the main political committee.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Dulles
Assembly
Francis O. Wilcox
New York
American Association For the U.N
U.S.S.R
Andrei Gromyko
McGuire Air Force Base
N.J
U.n.’S
London
Britain
Canada
France
State Dept
Moscow
India
U S to resume Pacific nuclear tests at Eninwetok
The United States will begin a new series of nuclear tests in the Bikini Eninwetok area next April to advance defense against airborne and missile threats. The tests aim to produce a “clean” weapon with reduced fallout while continuing weapons development in the absence of a safeguarded disarmament agreement.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Eniwetok Proving Ground
Siberian Proving Grounds
U. S
Free World
Bikini-Eniwetok
Nevada
Eniwetok
Runaway Horse Joins Forsyth Parade Tragedy
In Forsyth Montana a runaway horse from the Diamond Jubilee parade injured two people. Two year old Douglas Hedges of Miles City was listed in very grave condition with head injuries after being run over on Main Street. Dr James K Cope suffered a broken shoulder and was treated at a local hospital.
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Cope
Main Street
Billings
Hedges
Forsyth
Faubus Says Integration May Take Place in Little Rock This Week
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus warned Sunday night that integration might occur at Little Rock Central High School within the week. He said the National Guard would remain at the school Monday and defended his talks with President Eisenhower. He urged patience, noting the issue cannot be resolved overnight despite court orders. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP dismissed Eisenhower’s statement as vague and hinted delay may be needed to allow the governor to act.
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Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Central High School
National Guard
Faubus
Eisenhower
Newport
R.I
Cleveland
Roy Wilkins
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Two Climbers Die In Oregon Gorge Fall At St Peters Dome
Bonneville Ore U P reports two climbers Don McKay 39 Portland and Lloyd Joseph Quigley 32 Vancouver were killed in a 300 foot plunge on St Peters Dome in the Columbia River Gorge. Both experienced climbers attempted a new route as witnesses described. Bodies were removed by Mountain Rescue Safety Council members.
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Bonneville, Ore
U.P
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Ore
St. Peter's Dome
Columbia River Gorge
Don McKay
Lloyd Joseph Quigley
Mountain Rescue Safety Council
Bermuda Braces as Hurricane Carrie Approaches
Hurricane Carrie with winds up to 115 mph moved toward Bermuda forcing evacuation of most U S planes. The storm was about 220 miles east with hurricane winds extending 90 miles and expected to pass within 60 miles of the island. Commercial flights continued between the United States and Bermuda.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S
Carrie
U.S. Air Force
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Air Force
Coast Guard
Navy
Kidney Air Force Base
United States
U. S
Here
Azores
Santa Maria
Western arms to Jordan draw fire from Glubb and Observer
Lt Gen Sir John Bagot Glubb says U S arms sent to Jordan hurt Western position in the Middle East and feed Soviet influence. The Observer backs the critique, arguing arms and loans push Arab nations toward Moscow and undermine Western oil interests.
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London
John Bagot Glubb
Jordan
Arab Legion
U. S
Middle East
Glubb
Syria
News of the World
America
Britain
The
Observer
West
United Nations
Hussein
Soviet Union
Russia
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
King Faisal of Iraq Engaged to 16-Year-Old Cousin
The royal palace announced King Faisal, age 22, is engaged to marry 16 year old Princess Fazilet, a distant cousin of ex King Farouk of Egypt. Officials say the wedding may be delayed for about a year due to her youth.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Faisal
Fazilet
Farouk
Egypt
Dulles Arrives in New York to Set UN Proposals
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in New York to prepare America's proposals and policies for the new United Nations General Assembly session.
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