Janet Named Worst Yet Hurricane Strikes Barbados
Barbados faces thousands homeless as Hurricane Janet, winds above 125 mph, tears through the island. Navy storm hunter Kenneth Macie described its fury while Miami forecasters warn of a dangerous path toward Puerto Rico and the U.S. mainland.
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Miami
Fla
Navy
Barbados
Kenneth Macie
Albany
N. Y
Mackie
San Juan
P. R
Bridgetown
Caribbean
Janet
Hazel
Haiti
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Puerto Rico
Walter Davis
Miami Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Ft. de France
Martinique
Ione
North Carolina
Jane
St. Johns
Mld
Winners Named in Ninth Annual 4 H and FFA Livestock Show
James Glover announces senior winners Roy Turner 501 points Ed Skillman 475 Jimmy Nikola 474 from 59 entries. Junior winners Jack Young 422, Gerald Berberet and Pam Peterson tied at 402 from 57 entries. Judging concluded. sale set for Saturday with Friday events and Sunday championship showmanship at 1 p.m. in Butte area.
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FFA
James Glover
Roy Turner
Twin Bridges
Ed Skillman
Livingston
Jimmy Nikola
Deer Lodge
Jack Young
Chinook
Gerald Berberet
Toston
Pam Peterson
Hall
Butte High School
Flaming crash kills 15 aboard BOAC Argonaut in Libya
Fifteen people died when a four engine BOAC Argonaut crashed into trees near Idriss Airport in Tripoli during dawn landing in a desert sandstorm. Forty seven aboard. thirty two survived, including two children. Captain R D Griffiths among five crew alive. One unnamed victim identified later as West Nigerian chieftain J A Ormolusi.
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Tripoli
Libya
Idriss
British Overseas Airways Crop
BOAC
London
Nigeria
R. D. Griffiths
His
J. A. Ormolusi
Britain
Bulganin Note to Be Released by White House
President Eisenhower's spokesman said Bulganin's personal note to the President may be released within 24 to 48 hours with Eisenhower's reply to follow as soon as ready. Indications suggest the exchange concerns disarmament and the Geneva Four proposal for shared military blueprints and aerial inspection.
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Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Murray Snyder
White House
Snyder
Geneva
United States
Russia
Autumn Arrives in Butte With Warmer Forecast
The autumnal equinox arrives in Butte at 12:42 p.m. as fall brings a warmer trend. Expect a high around 55 with a low near 28, after Thursday's sub-freezing night of 25 and a cooling day prior to the seasonal change.
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Butte
Caples Named Anaconda Metallurgical Chief in Place of Laist
R B Caples, president of Anaconda Aluminum and former manager at Great Falls, succeeds Frederick Laist as vice president in charge of metallurgical operations of The Anaconda Company. Roy H Glover announced the changes after the board meeting. William Wraith Jr. is appointed assistant to Caples. Laist retires after a long career beginning in 1904, noted for copper leaching and electrolytic zinc work.
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New York City
Frederick Laist
Anaconda Company
Russel B. Caples
Anaconda Aluminum Company
Anaconda
Great Falls
Roy H. Glover
Glover
William Wraith Jr
Butte
Chile Exploration Company
Chuquicamata
Caples
Laist
James Douglas
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Anaconda Organization
Mr. Laist
Cincinnati
Ohio
University of California
Anaconda and
International Smelting and Refining Co
Basic Magnesium, Inc
Golden Reward Mining Co
Silesian American Corp
Anaconda Alloys Corp
Andes Copper Mining Co
Andes Exploration Co. of
Maine
Chile Copper Co
Chile Exploration Co
Green Cananea Copper Co
Butte Copper and Zinc Co
Santiago Mining Co
Six Die in Head-On Crash Near Shamrock Texas
SHAMROCK Tex Six persons died and four injured in a head-on collision four miles east of Shamrock. The deceased include Mr and Mrs Shelby Fitzsimmons and their daughter Donna Jo of Salisaw Oklahoma, Johnny Littlejohn five, Shamrock, Samuel Brabham and Miller Leroy Gaskin. Johnny died hours after the crash. Brabham and Gaskin were in a car with Connecticut plates. Ferguson Cross was injured and other relatives were injured.
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Shamrock
Tex
Here
Shelby Fitzsimmons
Donna Jo
Salisaw
Okla
Johnny Littlejohn
Samuel Brabham
Miller Leroy Gaskin
Brabham
Gaskin
Connecticut
Ferguson
Gunboat to Escort Peron Into Exile
The Paraguayan gunboat Humanita sailed for Buenos Aires to escort deposed Argentine President Juan D. Peron into exile in Paraguay. Peron was granted asylum aboard the Humanita’s sister ship Paraguay after his government fell.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Humanita
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Argentina
Eduardo Lonardi
Juan Peron
Adenauer Rejects East German Recognition Policy
Bonn, Germany. Chancellor Adenauer told Parliament that recognizing East Germany would be an unfriendly act toward the West German Republic. He asserted East Germany lacks sovereignty or democracy and demanded Western nonrecognition remain in force, warning against further Berlin tensions amid Geneva talks.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
West German
Adenauer
Soviet Union
German Democratic Republic
Russia
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
East Berlin
Berlin
Geneva
Firemen Approve Insurance Plan at Montana Convention
Volunteer firemen at the Montana State Association convention in Butte unanimously approved an insurance plan to cover disability pay up to $40 weekly for two years, medical expenses to $2,500, and death or dismemberment benefits up to $5,000. The plan activates Oct 1 and applies to member departments under secretary Clayton Maxwell.
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Volunteer Firemen
Montana
Butte
Montana State Association of Volunteer Firemen
Clayton Maxwell
E. H. Davis
Thompson Falls
Silver Bow
Sally Engstrom
Great Falls
Ben Gannon
Arrest orders target Peronists in Argentina Congress
Argentina's new government ordered the arrest of all ex-President Juan Peron's supporters in the National Congress and dissolved the body after packing it with Peronistas. Street clashes, looting of Peronist centers, and the confiscation of La Prensa accompanied the political upheaval as Peron and Eva were barred from office. The gunboat Humanita and the ship Paraguay escorted Peron into exile, with asylum granted aboard the latter.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
National Congress
Peron
Eva
Peronistas
Senate
Radical Party
Peronist
Peronista
Women's
Peronista Party
la Prensa
South America
Albert Gainza Paz
New York
Maximo Gainza
Asuncion
Paraguay
Humanita
Baby Abandoned in East Is Not Marcus Child
Dr. Sanford Marcus and his wife say the Atlantic City baby found in a church is not their son Robert Marcus, stolen from Mt. Zion Hospital. Police and FBI investigate a ransom note and seek clues while footprints are checked.
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East
Marcus
San Francisco
Sanford Marcus
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Robert
N. J
Robert Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
FBI
Montana Weather Forecast Summary Montana East West
Montana east forecasts fair Friday with partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday a rising temperature trend. West district expects increasing cloudiness and warmer Friday with highs 50 to 60 and light mountain showers. Saturday turns partly cloudy and warmer. Table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending 5 30 p m Thursday.
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Montana
Oil and Gas Leases Auction Set for October
Montana Land Board set October 31 as the tentative date for the next oil and gas leases sale on state school lands. A cutoff for applications is September 28 with 99 applications received since the July 11 sale. The board will review location and geologic features and seek information from the Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.
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Helena
Montana Land Board
Lou Bretzke
Land Board
Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Montana Power Co
Northern Natural Gas Production Co
Big Coulee
Golden Valley
Atty
Arnold H. Olsen
Montana Powter
W. H. Cold
Lattimore Reinstated at Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University announced on Thursday night that Far Eastern expert Owen Lattimore has been reinstated as a lecturer. The brief release ends his three year effort to clear his name amid scrutiny by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy.
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Lattimore
Baltimore
U.P
Johns Hopkins University
Owen Lattimore
Joseph R. McCarthy
Dulles Predicts Era of Peaceful World Change
Secretary of State Dulles told the United Nations that the Geneva summit may mark the end of the cold war and urged an era of peaceful change. He called for renouncing war and subversion, unification of Germany, and a free world resistance to international communism.
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United Nations
Dulles
Geneva
U. N. Assembly
U.S
Germany
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Britain
France
Rail talks break off between railroads and AFL unions
Negotiations between major railroads and 11 AFL unions representing 800000 non-operating employees halted as management regional reps refuse to bargain for all workers. Leighty said Eastern reps saw no point without others. strike vote expected by Oct 15 with strong sentiment toward action.
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Chicago
AFL
George E. Leighty
St. Louis
National Conference Committee
Leighty
Nepean
Monay
Carmen
UN Assembly blocks Algeria self-determination debate
UNITED NATIONS The Steering Committee of the General Assembly voted against debating Algeria's self-determination request. Five favored consideration, eight opposed, two abstained with the United States Britain New Zealand Norway Luxembourg and Haiti France voting against placing the matter on the Assembly's work sheet for the 10th session. Soviet Russia Poland Mexico Egypt and Thailand supported consideration while Nationalist China and Ethiopia abstained.
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United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Algeria
United States
Britain
New Zealand
Norway
Luxembourg
Haiti
France
Russia
Poland
Mexico
Egypt
Thailand
China
Ethiopia
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N. C
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
R. B. Caples
U.N
Congress
Montana Weather
Billings
Belgrade
Dillon
Drummond Wren
Glasgow
Havre
Helena Tree
Kalispell
Lewistown
Miles City
Missoula
West Yellowstone
Etree
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