Green Light for Revolutionary Movements in U S
The piece critiques rising neoradicalism led by groups such as PCC PLM Hammer and Steel and Workers World Party. It cites Victor Riesel describing militant tendencies and warns of violence and street actions amid a shifting political landscape. The column questions U S policy under Democratic action ties and mentions Cuba and Red China as influencing factors.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Russia
Buffalo Evening News
New York
Nikita
America
U. S
Havana
Peking
Moscow
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Communist Party
PCC
Progressive Labor Movement
PLM
Hammer and Steel
Workers, World Party
South
New England
Rise
Mao Tsetung
Red China
The
Revealed
Mr. Riesel
White House
Mr. Humphreys
U.N
Big Timber Falls to Absarokee in Close Conference Duel
The Sheepherders upset Big Timber 42 to 41 in a ragged conference game. Rich Paulson led Absarokee with 15 points while Ron Schaff scored 12 for the winners. Free throws and late mistakes doomed Big Timber as they slip to 0-3 in league play.
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Tim Schaff
Ben Taylor
Rich Paulson
Ron Schaff
Bergquist
Big Timber
Harlowton
Engineers
Harlo
Circle
Columbus
Absarokee
Paulson
Simmons
Taylor
Langhus
Watters
Grosfield
R Schaff
Warner
Lawson
T. Schaff
Arthun
Trees
Helena Records Record Low Minus Fifty Two Degrees
Helena residents awoke to extreme cold as official lows reached 37 below zero and unofficial readings hit 52 below at Ehlers Corner and near the West Helena Valley Fire Department. Fire Chief Arthur Woods called the 51 to 52 below readings the coldest he has experienced in decades in the Helena Valley.
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Helena
Ehlers Corner
West Helena Valley
North
Montana
Arthur Woods
West Helena
Helena Valley
Woods
Tom Stevens
Lions Win Thrilling Game Over Bozeman Graders
Big Timber Lions edge Bozeman 37 36 as Fuller scores 24 and a late jumper with 13 seconds remaining seals the win. Bozeman trails 28 20 entering final frame. Kenda leads Bozeman with 13 points while Hauge and Fuller pace Big Timber with strong second half. Next game is at Livingston January 2 at 10 a.m.
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Fuller
Big Timber Lions
Bozeman
Big Timber
Lions
Hauge
Shepard
Fichtner
Kottong
Kenda
Big
Timpher
Buster
Henthorn
Etzold
Chapel
Pollars
Ohquer
the Lions
Livingston
Travel on a Shoestring Budget by Fr
Fr John Haligowski explains how he travels affordably. He lists income, parish reports, and travel tiers from luxury to budget tours. He recounts experiences from Poland to the United States and notes using second class planes and clergy rates to stretch vacations.
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Cai
Redskins Post Double-Header Win in Holiday Standings
The Red Lodge Redskins split wins last week, edging Columbus 60-55 and defeating Project 91-63 to strengthen their grip atop the league standings. Forsyth and Lodge Grass trail as the schedule resumes after the holidays with tests against each other and the Redskins.
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Red Lodge
Redskins
Forsyth
Lodge
Columbus
Project
Iran
Starr Ford Secures Jeep Franchise
Starr Ford has been franchised by Kaiser Jeep Sales to handle the Jeep family of vehicles and equipment. Norman Starr, owner, announces the franchise and says the dealer will market the full Jeep line with parts and service. Key staff include Bill Kinsey, J Ben Berg, and Louie Taylor at 420 McLeod.
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Starr Ford
Kaiser Jeep Sales Corporation
Jeep
Norman Starr
McLeod
Bill Kinsey
J . Ben Berg
Louie Taylor
Most H S Teachers Will Remain Home For Christmas
The majority of Sweet Grass County high school staff plan to stay home for Christmas with only a few planning brief visits to Butte Circle Helena Columbus Bozeman and other areas. Principal A R Collins and several teachers including Gertrude Conwell Ed Holmberg Scott Hoskinson Mervin Wertz Darrell Meskimen Ed Bergquist and Mrs Sigurd Lavold expect to remain home weather permitting and enjoy the holiday from their residences with relatives.
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Sweet Grass County “High School
A. R. Collins
Butte
Gertrude Conwell
Ed Holmberg
Scott , Hoskinson
Mervin Wertz
Darrell Meskimen
Ed’ Bergquist
Sigurd Lavold
Frances
Schriver
Arthur
Schump
Helena
Helen
Sherwood
Jim
Graham
Lumbus
Asgards
George
Shirfey
Bozeman
The
Montana Lawmaker Pushes State Lottery Plan
Missoula representative William Cregg announces a bill to legalize a Montana lottery similar to New Hampshire. The freshman lawmaker, a bank official, favors a referendum if approved to fund public education and school capital improvements. He distinguishes the plan from gambling and may pursue county option support.
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Missoula
William Cregg
Montana
New Hampshire
Missoula Bank
Butte
Cregg
Fatal Highway Crash Kills Three Near Deer Creek
A couple and their infant die in a collision on Highway 10 about 500 yards east of the Upper Deer Creek turnoff. George Myers and wife suffer non life threatening injuries. their three year old daughter dies after rescue. Vehicle details hint at slick roads following light rain and snow flurries.
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George Myers
Upper
Deer Creek
George
Cody
Wyo
Missoula
Thompso
Myers
Grey Cliff
Le-Ne
Grade teachers plan for the holidays in Big Timber
Big Timber grade school staff map holiday plans with many staying home. Several members will host guests from out of town and visit relatives in towns such as Wimbledon North Dakota Billings Broadus and Columbus while others travel to Nevada and return for the season.
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Big Timber
Imade
Ray
Beck
Mika
Ars
Robert Woolley
Don Churchill
Stanley ‘Hanson
Gerald Etzold
Lascar
Hhaveras
Dick Lansers
Wimbledon
N. D
Miss
Ellen
Ware
Nevada
Ward Zeman
Wwick
Roger ‘Browns
Billings
Phillipsburg
Karen
Kane
Broadus
Donnat
Sally
Colimbis
Judge Allen Dies Of Heart Attack at Park County Courthouse
Livingston district judge George J. Allen 57 died after a heart attack in the Park county courthouse Friday afternoon. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Holbrook Congregational Church with graveside rites at Mountain View Cemetery. Born Oct 7 1907 in Livingston and a Montana State University alumnus, he served as park county attorney, state representative, and district judge since 1956. He was married to Doris Ward and survived by a son, two daughters, a brother, and several relatives.
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Livingston
George J. Allen
Park County
Holbrook Congregational Church
Bernard McLain
Livingston Jodge No. 32
A.M
Mountain View Cemetery
Judge Allen
Elbert F
Faith Alen
Montana State University
Allen
J. Hugo Aronson
B. E. Berg
Doris Ward
Winona
Minn
Holbrook Congregational Ee
Spast
Liv
Ingston
A. F
York
Ernest E.alien
Decatur, Il
Justine Saffier
Antelope roundup filmed by Franklin and crew
Franklin along with Ben Strickland photographed an Alberta antelope roundup for a game farm run by Al Deming and Strickland. A blizzard trapped them at a Montana ranch, with 35 below zero wind chill. fifteen antelope were captured and transported by truck to the preserve as plans shifted from net corral to plane herding.
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Franklin
Grosfield
Canada Way
Ben Strickland
Alberta
al Deming
Strickland
Montana
ANA Byway
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John Haligowski
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