Dulles Warns Russia Endangers Peace Through Middle East Moves
Secretary of State Dulles told the United Nations that the Soviet Union is risking war by threatening Turkey and arming Syria. He accused Moscow of aiming to dominate the Middle East, urged UN discussion, and warned of potential indirect aggression by states receiving Soviet arms.
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Dulles
Soviet Union
Turkey
Syria
Middle East
U. N. General Assembly
United States
U. N
Europe
Far East
China
Korea
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Andrei Gromyko
United States Blocks Chinese Seat at United Nations
The U S resolution to reject India's move to seat Red China passed the Steering Committee 9-4 and urges the General Assembly not to consider at this session any proposals to exclude Nationalist China or seat Red China. Soviet and Indian officials warned the issue would reappear as the Assembly debates the committee’s recommendations.
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United Nations
United States
U. N. General Assembly
China
India
Assembly
Formosa
U. S
Red China
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
V. K. Krishna Menon
Russian Warships Sail Toward Syria on Friendship Mission
Two Soviet warships the cruiser Zhdanov and the destroyer Sborodny headed for Latakia Syria on a friendship mission. Moscow radios said the ships may pass near the U S Sixth Fleet in the eastern Mediterranean. The move follows Syrian charges of provocative U S naval activity and aims to bolster Damascus influence.
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London
Syria
Mediterranean
Moscow
Zhdanov
Svobodny
Latakia
U. S
Damascus
Death of J D Murphy Shocks Butte Community
Jeremiah D. Murphy 69 longtime The Anaconda Company assistant secretary and civic leader died at home likely from a heart attack. Flags near Butte Hill were half staff Thursday in his honor. Funeral Monday from Daly-Shea Mortuary to Immaculate Conception Church with a 9:30 a.m. mass. interment in St. Patrick Cemetery.
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Butte Hill
Jeremiah D. Murphy
Anaconda Company
Butte
Caledonia
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Patrick Cemetery
Hopkins Scientist Calls Cold Vaccine an Opening Wedge
Dr. Winston H. Price announced a vaccine that is 80 percent effective against the JH virus, the first true cold virus identified, but he warned it is not a universal cure. He stressed that more viruses must be isolated for a complete picture and that this vaccine represents only an opening step.
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Baltimore
Winston H. Price
Hopkins
Accident Ends Butte Couple Vacation Near Divide
A Butte couple on a vacation near Divide were injured when their car Snowplowed off U S Highway 91 and overturned. Mr. Andrew Ture Sandstrom 51 suffered a head injury and his wife 50 a fractured right ankle. They were aided by Michael McGowan Red Cross Montana Idaho, Highway Patrolman Herb Slack and others at the scene.
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Divide
St. James Hospital
Moose Creek Hill
Andrew Ture Sandstrom
Sandstrom
Herb Slack
Sandstroms
American Red Cross
McGowan
Slack
Lewis Chittim
Richard Dundas
Ece
Cowboy Morris gets 12 years in manslaughter case
Gulfport Mississippi cowboy Dale Morris 33 pleaded guilty to a manslaughter charge after three prior murder trials ended in hung juries. Circuit Judge Leslie B. Grant sentenced him to 12 years as District Attorney Boyce Holleman urged the reduced plea.
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Miss
Dale Morris
Hancock County
Bay St. Louis
Boyce Holleman
Holleman
Morris
Charles Flink Sr
Leslie B. Grant
Howard McDonnell
Biloxi
Cornelius Ladnier
McDonnell
Billings, Mont
California
Long Beach
Calif
Mississippi
King Haakon’s Health Worsens as Condition Deteriorates
Oslo reports the 85 year old King Haakon’s illness deepened Thursday night. Doctors say throat catarrh worsened requiring intravenous feeding. The king, oldest reigning monarch, has long suffered circulatory issues in his right leg and delegated royal duties to Crown Prince Olav after a 1955 fall.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon
Olav
Tehran Flood Toll Reaches 122, Iran Officials Say
Police report 122 people died in floods that struck the Tabriz region near the Soviet border. Eleven villages sustained heavy damage as rescuers searched affected areas.
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Tehran
Tabriz
Underground Atom Bomb Test At Nevada Site
History's first full scale underground atomic blast was fired at 10 am at an 800 foot depth in Nevada. Dust puffs and rock fall were the only surface effects as observers 20 miles away felt nothing. Scientists expected to learn about the earth's interior, but results showed only crust data while the mesa absorbed the shock.
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Frank Press
Seismological
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Armstrong May Go to Russia Yet
A few Negro entertainers back Louis Armstrong's stance against a U S government mission to Russia while Armstrong questions the trip. Lena Horne and Marian Anderson weigh in with caution about South events and political criticisms.
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Russia
Louis
Satchmo
State Dept
Philadelphia
Lena Horne
South
Eisenhower
Marian Anderson
Honolulu
Asia
At Least Two Missiles Shot From Cape Canaveral Center
Two projectiles were fired at Cape Canaveral Missile Test Center Florida one believed to be the Snark and another unnamed missile tests. The 9 46 am morning launch sent a slender missile on a low eastward path and a second shot at 3 14 pm remained unidentified as observers saw booster-like flames fall into the Atlantic. The Snark is a pilotless bomber carrying a nuclear warhead about 5000 miles at roughly sound speed and guided during flight.
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Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Wilson Orders Another 100,000 Men Cut From Military Forces
Secretary of Defense Wilson announced a new 100,000 enlisted man cut and a 35,000 to 40,000 civilian payroll reduction to save about one billion dollars. He cited approaching debt limits and pledged no national security impairment while Eisenhower approved the plan. The move would shrink armed forces to 2.6 million and affect Air Force wings, Army divisions, and Navy ships.
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Defense Wilson
Wilson
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Congress
Eisenhower
Defense Dept
Armed Services
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Army
Navy
United States
Suit to block Teamsters election filed by New York members
A federal suit seeks to block the Teamsters convention election set for Sept 30 in Miami Beach. The New York area plaintiffs allege fraud and that 80 percent of delegates were handpicked by James R. Hoffa and allies to rig the presidency vote. They seek a temporary restraining order and a receiver to ensure fair delegate selection.
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Teamsters Union
New York City
Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
New York Teamsters
Dodd, Kaplan & Schmidt
Godfrey Schmidt
New York State Labor Dept
Schmidt
Martin T. Lacey
New York
John T. O’rourke
Lacey
Senate
Dave Beck
Teamsters’ International
Beck
O’rourke
Chicago Banker Gleason elected national Legion commander
John S. Gleason Jr. a Chicago banker and World War II veteran was overwhelmingly chosen as national commander of the American Legion at its 39th annual convention. The Winnetka resident and First National Bank of Chicago vice president will lead the 2.8 million member organization, succeeding Danville’s W. C. Daniel.
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N. J
John S. Gleason Jr
Chicago
American Legion
Gleason
Legion
W. C
Dan) Daniel
Danville
Feltham S. James
Charleston
S. C
Col
Ramon R. Guas
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Isadore Levine
LaPointe
Ind
Lee A
Leaves His Mark On Many Autos
Jose Salazar, on his second day on the job, loaded a truck with tree trunks and branches for a city dump and damaged 50 to 100 parked cars on a Denver street during a two mile drive. Police call the two mile trip devastating as motorists filed complaints. Salazar, quoted saying he was sick, offered no other explanation.
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Denver
Jose Salazar
Salazar
John Woodward
Faubus Strikes Back With 2 Legal Actions
Governor Orval Faubus defies federal authority with two last minute moves before a court hearing on the Little Rock National Guard crisis. He refuses a federal subpoena and seeks to disqualify U S District Judge Ronald Davies. If Davies orders removal of guards, Faubus says he will obey but disavow responsibility for any violence.
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Ark
Orval E. Faubus
National Guard
Arkansas
U. S. Dist
Ronald Davies
Davies
Faubus
Arkansas Democrat
Central High School
Democrat
Eisenhower expresses disappointment over Little Rock integration
President Eisenhower says he is deeply disappointed there has been no voluntary progress toward school integration in Little Rock Arkansas this week. Gov. Faubus moves to disqualify Judge Davies from a National Guard case and refuses a federal subpoena in Arkansas segregation suit.
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R. I
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
White House
Orval Faubus
U. S
Faubus
Arkansas
Wayne Hawks
Families Move In Five Years Prompted By Want Ads
Between 1950 and 1956 about 159 million people over one year old moved to new homes. The notice urges readers to use Want Ads to sell items they do not wish to take, with a contact phone number 5451.
No Snow Warms Butte Weather End To Snowfall
Butte sees springlike skies as warm sun overpowers a snowfall that dropped up to six inches since Wednesday. Forecasters predict partly cloudy skies through Saturday with highs near 30s and a cool 21 degree low. Highways are clearing, mountain passes no longer require chains, and travel remains generally fair with some slick spots.
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Tramp Frozen in Snow En Route to Idaho Harvest
A transient laborer Stephen Hat aged about 50 from Crawford Nebraska was found dead in an open freight car on a westbound Northern Pacific train after crossing the mountains. His nephew Raphael Hat aged 29 was found alive and rushed to hospital. They had boarded the train at Billings Montana Wednesday bound for Idaho Falls Idaho to work in the potato harvest. Deputy Hermus Smith reported.
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Crawford
Neb
Northern Pacific
Tona Mountains
Raphael Hat
Billings
Mont
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Hermus Smith
Helena
Wyoming
Montana Weather Summary for Friday to Saturday
Montana forecast shows east region mostly cloudy Friday night and Saturday with a few showers in the extreme north. Highs 45 to 55, lows 30 to 40. West region partly cloudy Friday to Saturday with few showers in the extreme north Friday afternoon. Similar highs 45 to 55, lows 25 to 35. Table notes maximums for 12 hours and precipitation for 24 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Montana
Reach Agreement Stalls End In Nationwide Phone Strike
A four day strike by 23 800 Western Electric installers in 44 states and DC ended after negotiations led by Walter A Maggiolo of the U S Mediation and Conciliation Service. The new contract with the Communication Workers of America awaits ratification.
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Western Electric Co
Walter A. Maggiolo
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Western Electric
Communication Workers of America
District of Columbia
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Montana
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&e
CWA
Hurricane Carrie Still Poses Danger as It Weakens
The Weather Bureau said Carrie remains dangerous though likely to lessen in intensity. It covers a large radius about 860 miles east northeast of Bermuda with winds near the center estimated at 8 mph.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Carrie
Bermuda
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