Stevenson Says Nixon Case Raises Questions
Gov Adlai Stevenson argued that Richard Nixon accepted a non official California expense fund raising questions about influencing public policy and possible legal violations He urged disclosure of who funded the money and said the GOP should investigate and publicize the facts Nixon said the fund of about 16000 was for political expenses from supporters tied to his 1950 senate campaign causing a broader political dispute
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New York
Adlai Stevenson
Richard M. Nixon
California
Stevenson
Nixon
Illinois
Armed Man Sought After Montana Robbery
Montana officers hunted Friday for a man described as light haired in blue denim, armed with a Luger pistol. Two suspects were detained near DeBorgia after abandoning a car, in a case that began with an elderly couple held up in a cabin near Nine Miles, 27 miles west of Missoula.
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Missoula
Montana
Sanders County
Here
Fred Schuman
Schuman
Schumans
Alberton
Sheriff’s Office
Paradise
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's
George Talbot
Corvallis
Ships Open Second Phase of Exercises
The Western alliance’s carrier task force of 52 ships, after Arctic storms off northern Norway, sails toward Denmark to begin phase two of NATO’s Operation Mainbrace. The force will support an amphibious operation aimed at protecting the Kiel Canal now controlled by Britain.
Cochrane Resigns From Federal Maritime Board
Vice Admiral E L Cochrane resigned Friday as chairman of the Federal Maritime Board, effective October 1.
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Washington
U.P
E. L. Cochrane
Federal Maritime Board
Ribbon Winners in Keen Competition at Butte Livestock Show
On Friday the Butte 4 H and FFA Livestock Show and Sale announced seven ribbon winners from a record entrant pool of 235 animals. Judges praised the high quality breeding stock and top animals across hogs lambs cattle and dairy stock with prize animals to be sold Saturday at 1 p m under Rial Havens supervision. Local business leaders and county Farm Bureau sponsors backed the event at the Montana Livestock Auction Company yards with appearances by 11 southwestern Montana counties.
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Butte
FFA
Montana Livestock Auction Company
Montana
Rial Havens
Havens
Miners Union Hall
Joe Mooney
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Rotary, Kiwanis, Exchange and Active Clubs
Silver Bow County Farm Bureau
Dennis Driscoll
Harold Schumacher
Fred S. Willson
Bozeman
J. L. van Horn
J. O. Tretsven
Paul Moore
N. A. Jacobsen
Larry McDonald
Missoula
Kay Carmody
Dick Powell
Ronnie Hunt
Madison-Jefferson
Lareva Fink
Ike backs Nixon as honest man amid fundraising controversy
Gen Eisenhower declares Senator Nixon an honest man and says he will stand by him until a full accounting of donated funds is made. He asserts a single morality standard and criticizes Adlai Stevenson as controlled by machine bosses while reports swirl about Nixon possibly withdrawing.
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Kansas City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
GOP
High Command
Dana Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Smith
Fisenhower
Dick Nixon
Pres
Jim Hagerty
Stevenson
Policemen Start on Beats Today in Butte
Butte police begin rotating patrols after the city police commission and Mayor Thomas R. Morgan approve the plan. The 8 o clock shift starts beating the city center with patrol cars covering uptown boats and outlying areas as shifts and assignments are reorganized.
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Butte
Police Commission
Thomas R. Morgan
Morgan
Mickey Conlan
William Ryan
Herb O'Neill
Earl Holman
Don Plessas
Ray O’connor
Willard McCallum
Joe Zobenka
Edward Moser
Bart Riley
Edward Malthen
Jim Clark
Elmer Powell
Alex Cuthill
John O’leary
John Gardner
Lawrence Netz
Strangles Bride in Pasadena Killing Case
Carlos Galarza, 33, hid in his house for nine days while listening to his German war bride Maria Galarza, 23, have relations with another man. He strangled her and was found hiding in a stall shower on Friday. Police arrested him on a murder complaint.
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Pasadena
Calif
Carlos Galarza
Galarza
Maria Galarza
Slack sent to Nashville and Milwaukee to secure tax case dismissals
Caudle testified Slack was sent to Nashville to push dismissal of tax fraud charges against W. M. Massey and others, and to Milwaukee to seek dismissal of charges against a client of Sen. Scott Lucas. He said these missions followed broad grand jury concerns and amid a St. Louis investigation that later led to indictments including James Finnegan.
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Caudle
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Slack
North Carolina
Nashville
W. M. Massey
Pat Sutton
DsTenn
Milwaukee
Scott Lucas
D-Ill
Lucas
J. Howard McGrath
St. Louis
George H. Moore
Moore
James P. Finnegan
Internal Revenue
Truman
Finnegan
Nixon to Speak From Courthouse Steps in Butte
Nixon the California senator and GOP vice presidential candidate will address a crowd from the Butte county courthouse steps Wednesday at 12 45 pm A parade will greet him with a 11 15 am caravan from City Hall to the airport then to Park and Montana for the procession led by the Montana State Band Local GOP officials announced headquarters opening Oct 1 and listed speakers and expected dignitaries for the visit
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Butte
Richard Nixon
California
GOP
Silver Bow
Young Republicans Club
City
Sen. Nixon
Park
Montana
Edgar Price
Arizona
Broadway
Granite
Finlen Hotel
Bill Carroll
Lee Colston
Republican Central Committee
Silver Bow County
South Main
Rudy Steiner
Alex Blewett
John Lindquist
Fred Searle
Mr. Colston
Chris Medan
George Richardson
Kay Hanson
Young Republicans
Don Engleking
Zales N. Ecton
Gladys Knowles
Wellington D. Rankin
Hugo Aronson
Wesley Castles
Jack Henry
George Gosman
Joseph McElwain
Montanan Plane Crashes Into Rhine In Germany
Capt. Francis E. Bannan was injured and two airmen were killed when the B 29 Superfortress ditched in the Rhine River in Germany after one engine caught fire. Bannan chose the river over crashing into a city. report reached Mrs Bannan in Wolf Point.
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Wolf Point
U.P
Francis E. Bannan
Bannan
Rhine
Germany
Red Unification Plan From East German Delegation
A Soviet zone delegation urged Bonn to form an East West German commission to study nationwide elections and proposed parliaments exchange reps for talks on unification. East Germans led by Otto Nuschke faced boos. Ehlers rejected their bid to stay in Bonn during review.
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Bonn
Germany
Soviet Zone
West Germany
Red
Hermann Ehlers
Bundestag
Otto Nuschke
Nuschke
Foreign Press Association
Russia
Nischke
Christian Democratic Party
Ehlers
Konrad Adenauer
Fall Merchandise Festival Opens at Center Tonight
The Fall Merchandise Festival at the Civic Center opens tonight at 7 o'clock in Butte. The three day event, sponsored by the Retail Merchants Committee of the Butte Chamber of Commerce, features furniture previews, toy displays, sporting goods demonstrations, appliances, live television broadcasts, contests, and a visit by Karen Whittet of Livingston Miss Montana 1952. Larry Smith invites all Montana families to attend, with special bus service arranged by Butte City Lines during open hours.
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Butte
Civic Center
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Karen Whittet
Livingston
Montana
Larry Smith
Retailers Group
Smith
John Evans
Malik Cancels His Departure Home
United Nations Soviet Chief Delegate Jacob A Malik canceled his planned departure for Russia amid UN General Assembly session speculation he will stay as Kremlin spokesman. He confirmed the change after vetoing Cambodia Laos and Vietnam membership applications. Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A Zorin arrived but has not yet submitted credentials.
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United Nation
N. Y
U.R
Jacob A. Malik
Russia
Kremlin
United Nations General Assembly
Malik
U.N
Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
Nieuw Amsterdam
Valerian A. Zorin
Butte Weather Forecast with Minor Temperature Shifts
A calm forecast shows little temperature change through Saturday and Saturday night. Saturday’s low near 37 and high near 75, with airport readings from 42 to 71 and Mines readings 50 to 72. West of Divide expected clear to partly cloudy with high near 80, cooler Saturday night. East of Divide cloudy at times, gradually warming Saturday afternoon to 65 to 75, then cooler Saturday night.
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School of Mines
Divide
Chinese Forces Seize Crest at Old Baldy Front in Korea
Chinese troops with tank support captured the crest on Old Baldy near Panmunjom after a Thursday night assault, pressuring Allied defenders who fought to hold hill positions. U S Second Division and Eighth Army units reported heavy fighting and continued shelling into Saturday.
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George McArthur
Seoul
Old Baldy
Eighth Army
Panmunjom
U. S. Second Division
Yondon
Kelly Hill
Ike Declares Stevenson Backed by Machine Bosses in Campaign
Dwight D. Eisenhower charged that Adlai Stevenson is the candidate of machine bosses who would win in November by any means. He assailed the Truman era for letting bosses place allies in federal jobs. Eisenhower praised Nixon’s honesty while demanding full explanation of expense funds.
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Kansas City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
GOP
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Dick Nixon
U N negotiators lash commies at Panmunjom talks
At Panmunjom, Lt Gen William K Harrison berated North Korean and Chinese negotiators for alleged lies and crimes in Korea. He argued 53 nations had named North Korea the aggressor, and listed 22 U.N. members who contributed troops or medical units.
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Tokyo
U.P
Korea
Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
Red
Harrison
U.N. Command
United States
United Nations
Nam Il
North Korea
U.N
New Stunt Highlights Voter Sign Tethered Bull
Huntington Indiana reports the Huntington county Junior Chamber of Commerce proposes a stunt to draw attention to voter registration. A registered bull will be tethered on Main Street wearing a sign declaring I’m registered but can’t vote you can.
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Huntington
Ind
Huntington County Junior Chamber of Commerce
Soft coal dispute may end in weekend settlement
Negotiations between United Mine Workers and Northern Producers Association near a last minute accord to avert a Monday strike affecting about 200000 workers. Talks remain secret with officials cautious, while Chicago Illinois operators edge toward terms favored by John L. Lewis. Exemptions under the government freeze order permit Friday shipments with hope of weekend operation.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Harry Moses
Northern Producers Association
Oscar Chapman
Lewis
UMW Welfare Fund
Chicago
Illinois Coal Operators Association
Lewis and Moses
Charles W. Connor
Defense Solid Fuels
Eden Declares Peace Can Be Assured by Western Unity
Belgrade reports that Anthony Eden said peace can be assured if forces outside the iron curtain remain united and strong. He spoke after talks with Yugoslav Premier Tito and other leaders and said war is not imminent or unavoidable, but warned against relaxing Western strength.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Anthony Eden
Marshal Tito
Eden
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