Five Survivors Rescued From Sunken Pelagia
A rescue ship picked up five survivors from the 7,238 ton American ore ship Pelagia after it sank in a fierce storm near Norway. Officials planned a new dawn search for 31 missing crew members but doubt any will be found alive as darkness halted operations Sunday night.
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Bodoe
Norway
Arctic Circle
Bertheus J. Nilsen
Harstad
Lawrence Redgis
Central City
Colo
James Arnold
Baltimore
Pedro Pileta Rodriguez
Demetrios M. Hadjicostas
Greece
Andreas Alezandrou Orphanos
Jean Lopez
Narvik
Lofoten
Norwegian Sea
John Matandos
Houston
Tex
Eastern Seaways Corp
New York
Mt. Vernon
Stevenson Plans New Swing Across 6790 Miles
Adlai Stevenson announced a second eight day campaign swing covering 6790 miles through 11 states from the Rockies to Miami Beach. The route includes Iowa Missouri Kansas Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Colorado Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Florida and ends with a nationwide TV address from Milwaukee. The tour aims to energize the farm belt as Stevenson seeks to build on a preliminary swing with Kefauver and recapture electoral votes.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Rocky Mountains
Miami Beach
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Newton
Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Florida
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauver
Virginia
Delaplane
Harold Peters
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Philip L. Graham
Washington Post
Times Herald
Graham
Marshall
Des Moines
Denver
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
State Fairgrounds
China Reds Stress Collective Leadership Yet Value Individual Leaders
Teng Hsiao-ping, general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, told the eighth congress that collective leadership is necessary while noting outstanding individuals remain precious assets. Peiping Radio aired portions of his report on constitutional revision for the world’s largest Communist party. No major revisions were reported.
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Hong Kong
Chinese Communist Party
Teng Hsiao-Ping
Peiping
Communist Party
Teng
Soviet Union
Stalin
Budapest pledges to remove frontier “technical obstacles”
Real Technical Budapest Hungary commits to erasing frontier barriers with Austria by September 20. Government calls mine fields and barbed wire fences technical obstacles in a bid to ease cross border movement and improve regional ties.
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Budapest
Hungary
Austria
Tense Kentucky Section Awaits Showdown at Clay School
In Clay Kentucky the Webster County board barred Negro children from Clay high and elementary. Adjutant General Williams would escort three Negro children to the door if parents request. In nearby Sturgis Union County leaders urged a white boycott to keep students home.
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Linda Spence
Clay
Kentucky
Clay School
Linda
Sturgis High
Adjt
J. J. B. Williams
A. B. Chandler
Irene Powell
Webster County School Board
Sturgis
Here
Union County
Morganfield
W. W. Waller Jr
Kentucky Citizens Council
James Gordon
James Henry
Theresa
Butte Man Key in Kidnaping Scare and Car Crash
A six year old boy and his dog were found safe in the Butte Soroptimist Club children’s home after a Sunday search spanning five states. Sheriff’s deputies traced a car mishap on Harrison avenue to Joe Littrell who later fled custody but was captured in the afternoon. He faced reckless driving and resisting arrest charges while the boy remained with the home.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Harrison Avenue
Joe Littrell
Larry Netzner
Littrell
Netzner
Sheriff's Office
James O’rourke
James Konen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jim Kelly
Mesa
Ariz
Lars Larsen
What's in a Name Grip Men Offer Quick Want Ad Help
The text promotes grip men who move sets and scenery in the movie industry as daily workers. It advertises Want Ads as effective, offering ad writing by calling 5451 for fast results and cash for items you’re not using.
Butte Visitor Injured by Bear in Yellowstone Park
John Gray, 48, of Daphne Alabama, was bitten on the arm by a bear Sunday noon in Yellowstone National Park while his wife photographed another bear. He received stitches at St James Hospital after the attack and was not kept overnight, planning to depart Butte Monday.
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John Gray
Daphne
Ala
West
St. James Hospital
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Gray
Jerry
Deer Lodge Man Dies in Church
Nels Alger, 65, longtime Deer Lodge resident, died suddenly during church services at St. John Lutheran Church from a heart attack. A native of Alderoy Island, he worked 35 years in Milwaukee Railroad shops in Deer Lodge, retired four years ago, and was active in church work. Survived by widow Mabel, two daughters Mabel Woolman and Kristine Rossville, sons Harry, Melvin, and Thorvald, nine grandchildren, with body at Ross Mortuary in Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Nels Alger
St. John Lutheran Church
Alger
Algeroy Island
Norway
Milwaukee Railroad
Mabel
Western policy shifts on Suez crisis loom large
London reports a move away from force toward international canal control. Britain and France back U.S. led aims while Egypt’s Nasser faces economic pressure as Western capitals urge a nonmilitary approach. The Suez conference plans emphasize shipping rights and economic leverage over military action.
U S to Finance Suez Detours
The United States plans half a billion dollars in loans to Western European nations to cover detours around the Suez Canal. Secretary Dulles will inform European leaders at an 18 nation conference in London about this aid and push for support of a Suez Canal users association. If Egypt blocks passage with non Egyptian pilots, the loans would be issued to back the plan, avoiding forceful action.
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London
Egypt
Nasser
U. S
Britain
France
U.S
State Dulles
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Dulles
Eden
U. N
Washington
Suez Canal
French kill 77 Algerian rebels in two battles near Algiers
French forces report at least 77 Algerian rebels killed in two hours long battles in mountains east and west of Algiers. The Bellefontaine clash east of the capital produced 46 dead and 60 arrested, while a separate Dahra Mountains operation west between Algiers and Oran yielded 31 rebels killed.
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Algiers
Bellefontaine
Dahra
Oran
Montana matron 190th road death of year near Bozeman
Kathryn Reed 88 of Bozeman becomes Montana's 190th traffic fatality after a head on collision with a one ton truck on US 10 east of Bozeman. Driver Elmer Soule 71 and several passengers injured. another Sunday death reported in Butte. Reed was mother in law of Dr. Carl Hammer Bozeman health officer.
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Bozeman
Montana
Kathryn Reed
John E. Lillberg
Butte
Reed
U. S. Highway 10
Don Skerritt
Elmer B. Soule
Myrtle Peterson
Mary Soule
Clarabelle Harvey
Daniel Fahlgren
Avon
Marvel
Norris Lean
Soule
Bridger
Skerritt
Norris
Food Distributors Open Two Day Convention Here
Nearly two hundred members of the Montana Food Distributors Assn. gathered for the 17th annual convention at the Finlen Hotel in Butte. Gov. J. Hugo Aronson spoke on highway matters as a legislative panel discussed measures to curb tie in sales and fraudulent checks.
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Montana Food Distributors Assn
Ray Carter
Butte
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Robert C. Line
School of Business Administration
Montana State University
Missoula
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
T. J. Sullivan
Paul Working
Wilsall
Oscar Balgord
Lavina
J. E. LaCombe
Superior
George Gleed
Dillon
Jack Staley
Great Falls
Montana House
John Vance
Montana Trade Commission
Helena
Aronson Reveals Freeway Plans From Butte To Idaho Line
Gov. J Hugo Aronson outlined a spring 1957 contract for the first link of a controlled access freeway on U S Highway 91 from Monida to Dillon. He said the two lane road would be built with room to widen to four lanes and noted Montana’s 1956 construction budget at over 23 million dollars with plans totaling 110 million over three years.
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J. Hugo Aronson
Butte
Montana-Idaho Line
Montana Food Distributors Assn
U. S. Highway 91
Monida
Dillon
Montana
Aronson
Eisenhower Ends Farm Vacation and Prepares Talk
President Eisenhower and rival Adlai Stevenson rested Sunday at Gettysburg and in Washington while their campaign teams planned key activities. Eisenhower concluded a five day Gettysburg stay and worked intermittently on his Wednesday night television speech. Stevenson announced a 6 790 mile plane tour covering 11 states from the Rockies to Miami Beach and attended services in Delaplane Virginia before meeting with George McGhee, co chair of the National Volunteers for Stevenson Kefauver.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Stevenson
Rockies
Miami Beach
Delplane
George McGhee
National Volunteers For Stevenson-Kefau
A W Anderson Is Found Dead
A W Anderson, 69, former legislator from Silver Bow County, was found dead Saturday on Lolo Creek in Idaho County, Idaho. He had gone into the mountain country Sept 7 and was due home a few days ago. His wife notified authorities when he did not return, and investigators found him. Inches indicate heart-related death.
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A. W. Anderson
Silver Bow County
Lolo Creek
Idaho County
Idaho
Lew Leathers
E. Gagnon
Anderson
Leathers
Mountain Country
Missoula
Missoula County
Montana Weather Mixed fairs across regions
Montana east will be fair with a gradual warming to 72 to 82 by Monday. Montana west also fair with little temperature change, highs 75 to 85. The table shows 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums with 24 hour precipitation ending at 5 30 p m Sunday.
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Montana
Olga O'Neill Is Badly Hurt and Mrs Lillberg Killed
Olga O Neill 35 of 808 W Diamond severely injured in a Broad way Broadway and Alabama collision. Mrs Ellen P Lillberg 48 wife of John Lillberg of 3030 Dixon fatally injured. Both back seat passengers in a car driven by Mrs Dorothy Butala. Juvenile driver Robert Wattee 17 held for investigation as a motor vehicle accident.
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Ellen P. Lillberg
John E. Lillberg
Dixon
Broadway
Alabama
Community Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent Hospital
Billings
Lillberg
O’neill
Dorothy Butala
Warren
Margaret Merk
S. Montana
Butala
Robert Wattee
Divide
Wattee
Merk
Jim Rowe
N. Main
Eino Kaskito
Montana
DeSmet
Two Car Crash in Florida Kills 8 Persons
LAKE WALES Fla Eight people were killed in a two car collision Sunday night leaving one survivor in critical condition Asst County Solicitor Glen Car ty said the wreck occurred three miles west of Lake Wales on State Road 60 In one car were white men Leonard Johnston and Frank E Gann dead Also killed were seven occupants of the Stevenson car all Negroes including two women and three children Erlene 18 another girl about 8 and two boys about 4 or 5 A 6 year old boy survived Stevenson the driver from Pierce appeared to have seven riding with him and a motorist said the white car was said to be traveling fast before swerving into the Negroes vehicle.
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Lake Wales
Fla
Glen Carty
Winter Haven
Leonard Johnston
Frank E. Gann
Darty
Alonzo Stevenson
Pierce
Stevenson
Erlene
Six Die in Fiery Three-Car Wreck Near Folsom
Six persons died in a fiery three car crash on U S 50 five miles east of Folsom California Saturday night. A passing car going 90 mph sideswiped the overtaken auto then hit an oncoming vehicle causing flames. Victims include Jack R Hoggatt 21 Sacramento Junior College student William Price 41 Gretel Price 39 Joyce Tidwell 27 James Davis 26 and two others from Sacramento and San Francisco.
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Folsom
Calif
U. S. 50
Robert Stueber
Jack R. Hoggatt
Sacramento
William Piie
Gretel
George Tidwell
Joyce
San Francisco
James Davis
Hoggatt
Sacramento Junior College
Wallace Reed
Orangevale
Coll
Highway Patrol
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Suez
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United Press
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THE
Associated Press
Montana Weather
Montana High Low
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Broadus Belgrade
Cut Bank
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