Somoza Shot in Leon As Assailant Is Killed
President Anastasio Somoza was shot three times in Leon Nicaragua while attending a nomination ceremony for re election after which a siege was declared. The assailant was killed by the crowd. A U.S. medical team arrived in Managua and top specialists were to follow. Somoza's condition was not serious and he remained conscious.
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Manuagua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Leon
Washington
U. S. Army
Panama Canal Zone
Managua
Somoza
U.S
Eisenhower
Leonard Heaton
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Liberal Party
U. S
Nixon Sees Abundant Life Ahead in Four-Day Week
Vice President Nixon outlined a utopian future in which a four day work week, higher living standards, and abundant consumer goods become a reality. He framed these goals as achievable under a Republican administration that taps federal, state, and local resources and enhances American ingenuity.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Nixon
GOP
United States
Washington
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Communists pledge nonviolence while keeping aims unchanged
A 22 member national committee issued a document pledging allegiance to the United States and eschewing violence as the path to political and economic change. The line changes were described as far reaching but did not alter the ultimate goal of communism to serve all. References were made to Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell, Vice President Richard Nixon, and other figures.
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New York
Uniteds
Herbert Brownell
Richard M. Nixon
Sen
President to Get October Checkup
President Eisenhower is planned for a general pre election physical in mid October. White House press secretary Hagerty says the exam will be public and held in Washington. The President is feeling fine and back on a full schedule a year after his heart attack, with a daily swim.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Moniy
Military Practice Bomb Wrecks House in Newport
A practice bomb from a military plane crashed through a Newport home while residents were away. The bomb dislodged from a Mark 76 during a flight from a training range near Quonset Point Naval Air Station and caused extensive damage. Navy ordnance teams investigated the incident.
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Newport
R. I
U.R
Robert J. Pingatore
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Quonset
Pingatore
Navy
Naragansea Bay
Two Malta Tots Burned to Death
Two children 6-year-old Lena and 2-year-old Mae Luane Demarias died in a cottage fire on the outskirts of Malta. Their mother Ramona Demarias reported leaving them asleep as she ironed at her mother in law’s home. Fire officials said the children likely died before firefighters arrived and no inquest was planned.
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Malta
Lena
Mae Luane
Eddie Demarias
Ramona Demarias
Celina Demarias
Willis McKeon
Demarias
Deer Lodge
Rock Kills Four as 50,000-Pound Boulder Falls near Salamanca
A 50,000 pound rock buried road workers 45 miles northwest of Salamanca, Spain. The rock fell 82 feet at Aldeadavila de la Ribera, killing at least four and injuring three with several more feared dead. Local authorities recover bodies and rescue crews search the site.
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Salamanca
Spain
Here
Aldeadavila de la Ribera
Montana Weather Outlook for Sunday and Monday
Montana east area expects fair and warmer weather with increasing high clouds and southwest winds. Highs 62 to 75, Sunday night partly cloudy with lows about 40 to 60. Montana west part sees increasing clouds, showers mainly north, warmer Sunday and night, highs 62 to 72, lows 32 to 48, cooler in the north Monday.
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Montana
Storm Flossy Could Hit Hurricane Strength Soon
Tropical storm Flossy moved from the Yucatan into the Gulf of Mexico and was expected to reach hurricane strength by early Sunday. A hurricane watch covered about 400 miles of the Texas and Louisiana coasts and small craft from Texas to Florida were told to remain in port.
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New Orleans
U.P
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Texas
Louisiana
Florida
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Estes Says GOP Forgot People
Sen. Estes Kefauver condemns Eisenhower for running a “big money kind of government” during a 15 state swing. He cites 25 ways the administration opposes the little man and accuses Ike of avoiding direct farm talks with growers in Walla Walla Washington.
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Yakima
Wash
Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Walla Walla
Kefauver
Nixon
Demnd
National Guard Pulls Out of Kentucky Towns
Kentucky Governor Chandler ordered 500 National Guardsmen withdrawn from Sturgis and Clay after court action sought to enforce school integration. The move follows federal injunction threats and prior guard deployment to quell a crowd blocking enrollment of African American pupils at Sturgis High School.
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Sturgis
U.P
Kentucky National Guardsmen
Clay
A. B. (Happy) Chandler
Chicago
J. J. B. Willams
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. District Court
Sturgis High School
Clay Consolidated School
Williams
U.S
Chandler
Anaconda Aluminum Plant Announces Staff Changes
H G Satterthwaite, plant manager, announced a series of staffing moves at the Anaconda Aluminum Co. plant in Columbia Falls. James Smith was named general superintendent after a long career with the company and recent production leadership. Carl Lundberg becomes act as mechanical superintendent, Hans Kanzler promoted to mechanical superintendent, and Kenneth Frazer succeeds Kanzler as electrical superintendent.
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Columbia Falls
James +. Smith
Anaconda Aluminum Co
H. G. Satterthwaite
Smith
Missouri School of Mines
Anaconda Co
Great Falls
Carl Lundberg
Butte
Billings
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New
Hans Kanzler
Kanzler
Oregon State College
Flathead
General Shea Morrison
Hungry Horse Dam
Kenneth Frazer
Montana State College
Adlai Attacks Nixon in Denver Talk
Adlai Stevenson assailed Vice President Nixon in Denver accusing him of degrading democracy during the 1954 campaign. Stevenson faulted Republicans for breaking faith with farmers and said Eisenhower bears personal responsibility for past tactics. He urged Colorado voters to back John Carroll for the Senate and dismissed Nixon as different only in appears.
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Denver
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
Stevenson
Newton
Iowa
Eisenhower
John Carroll
U. S. Senate
Colorado
United States Senate
Butte Conference Civilian Registrations Near Quota
Registrations for the Butte National Resources Conference reach 246 of 250 civilian slots. Rear Adm. A M Bledsoe USN will oversee primary military duties and give the closing address. Committee praise comes from Col. Robert G. Haines USA. Continued on page 9.
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Butte
Burke
Robert G. Haines
USA
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Mr. Burke
C. A. Bradburn
H. L. Casebeer
J. E. Corette
J. H. Dickey Jr
Fred Emmett
Willis Johnson
D. J. Mooney
N. L. Richmond
C. H. Steele
J. R. van Pelt
Dulles Keeps Door Open for Peaceful Suez Solution
In London the French cabinet joins the Suez Canal Users Association with reservations aimed at preserving British French unity and asserting liberty of action to attain international canal control. Dulles says SCUA will aid a provisional UN backed settlement and keeps options open for a peaceful solution, referencing a possible third London conference.
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Suez Canal Users’ Assn
SCUA
Suez Canal
Guy Mollet
Paris
Britain
Mollet
National Assembly
Nasser
Eden
Washington
Dulles
United Nations
U. N
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Teele’ Geet
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
Dulles Reports Solid Gains in Suez Crisis Calm
Secretary of State Dulles arrives at the White House after London talks on Suez Channel crisis. He says 18 nation meeting produced a plan for a Suez Canal Users Association and a peaceful, fair solution. Initial membership may reach 15 nations with Ethiopia Iran and Pakistan under pressure not to join. The group would help member vessels navigate the canal and oversee operations.
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Dulles
London
Eisenhower
United States
Assa
United Nations
National Airport
Suez Canal
Egypt
White House
Nasser
Britain
France
Ethiopia
Iran
Pakistan
Nasser Heads to Arab Conference for Suez Plan Stand
President Nasser flew to Saudi Arabia to join a three nation meeting with King Saud and Shukri El Kuwaily. He aims to secure support for rejecting the West's Suez proposal and the canal users plan. Nehru arrives Monday for a four day visit as talks extend. Feisal and Saud end feud during brotherly talks, oil wealth cited.
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A.P
Gamel A. Nasser
Saudi Arabia
London
Suez
Egypt
Nasser
Arabia
Saud
Syria
Shukri el Kuwaily
Jawaharlal Nehru
Iraq
Feisal
Mideast
Bear Battle: Man and 200-Pound Bear Duel Near Home
In Sault Ste. Marie Michigan Elmer Gregg chased a bear after hearing commotion in the woods behind his home. Both man and bear raced toward the house with the bear untreed. Gregg shot and killed the 200-pound animal.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Elmer Gregg
Elmer
Estes Is Target of Truth Squad in Montana Campaign
A four man truth squad attacked Senator Estes Kefauver and the Democratic party at Republican headquarters in Great Falls. Sens. Frank Barrett and Roman L. Hruska and Reps. Donald L. Jackson and Gordon H. Scherer led the session before about 150 attendees. They praised Governor J Hugo Aronson and Congressman Orvin B Fare for their work.
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Great Falls
Estes Kefauver
Democratic Party
Frank Barrett
Wyoming
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Donald L. Jackson
California
Gordon H. Scherer
Ohio
Kefauver
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Orvin B. Fare
Barrett
Aronson
Alberton Teen Killed in Three Car Wreck Near Missoula
Darryl Heinle a Alberton high school student died in a three car collision on U S Highway 10 about 14 miles west of Missoula Saturday night. Four others including John Fornell and Lt Regis Lucky Heinle were injured as a Pennsylvania driver in the third vehicle escaped injury. Coroner Ralph Simmons identified the victims and noted limited details available. Montana highway death toll figures for the year were reported alongside the accident report.
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Darryl L. Heinle
Alberton
Ralph M. Simmons
Missoula County
John Fornall
Regis
Lucky Heinle
Stansbury
Pennsylvania
Simmons
Montana
Missle.chesiér
Fornell
Alan
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