Kingston and Stanisich Elected Trustees in Madison No. 1
John F. Kingston and Stanisich Stanisich won Madison School District No. 1 trustee seats by wide margins over Allyn Holland and Robert Petersen. Voters rejected a 16 plus adult education program while approving a two mill levy for Madison School improvements to fund new classrooms and auditorium expansion. Kingston, an incumbent, and Stanisich, an assistant foreman, will join a board extending Independent Party control.
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John F. Kingston
Thomas Tanisich
Allyn Holland
Robert Petersen
Madison
Margaret A. Leary
Kingston
Stanisich
Independent Party
Holland
Petersen
New Party
Maybelle Hogan
Willis Gerry
Newell Evans
County Road Department
Kennedy
Anaconda
Montana State Weather Outlook Clouds and Snow
Partly cloudy Sunday with highs 30 to 40 in the west and 35 to 45 in the east. Montana east sees snow on Sunday with 2 to 5 inches likely in the southeast, lighter snow in west and north, colder conditions overall. Sunday night lows near 18. Saturday highs 26 with 23 for the low. Expect continued cold and cloudiness Monday with occasional snow chances.
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Montana
Billings
Belgrade
Butte
Helena
Reds Charge U S Violations in Far East Airspace
Tokyo broadcast accuses the United States of violating Chinese air boundaries to heighten tensions in the Far East. It claims 18 U S sorties Friday over Hainan Island Shandong Laiyang Kiaohsien and Kiaotung Peninsula areas, with four Americal planes escaping pursuers. U S Air Forces says no such sorties appear in operations logs. Naval HQ refers inquiries to Formosa.
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Tokyo
Peiping
U. S
Naval
Formosa
France Tries to Avert Saigon Strife
French Gen Paul Ely sought to avert renewed hostilities in Saigon between the South Viet Nam government and the Binh Xuyen private army as Hoa Hao forces reportedly close in on the capital. Gen Tran Van Soai heads Hoa Hao troops while Cao Dai leader Phuong switches allegiance to the government amid street fighting that left 26 dead. The government plans to absorb 10 000 Cao Dai soldiers and US aid supports the national army.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Paul Ely
Binh Xuyen
le Quang Vinh
Bacut
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ely
Indochina
Gambier
Tran van Soai
Hoa Hao
Soai
Diem
United Front of Nationalists
Binh Xuyen Society
Cao Dai
Cao
United States
Montana Storm Kills Child
A winter storm in western and southern Montana dumped up to eight inches of snow on Saturday. Carla Wirtala, 14 months, died from injuries in a two car crash near Great Falls. Her father was in critical condition. her mother hospitalized. Four other people were uninjured. The Montana Highway Department urged limiting travel beyond Dillon.
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Helena
Mont
Carla Wirtala
Stanford
Great Falls
Montana High Department
Dillon
Russians Raid Austrian Hospital Take Hungarians From Beds
Vienna report says Soviet troops including a uniformed woman seized four wounded Hungarians from Eisenstadt hospital after mine field escape. A grandfather and mother were severely injured. a husband was killed and a wife missing. Nurses saw no help as Russians removed the group to return them to Hungary.
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Vienna
U.P
Austria
Eisenstadt
Hungary
Science Students to Exhibit in Spokane Fair
Thirty four students from Butte High School and Girls Central will travel Tuesday to Spokane for the second Inland Fair. Thirty five awards will be given. grand prize winners will go to the National Science Fair in Cleveland.
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Mining City
Spokane
Katherine Connell
Judy McVey
Girls Central
Carol Hebert
Zena McGlashan
Berglind Doettl
Betty Rae Nichols
Rosa Hinneman
Jim Warren
Glen Shaw
Sandra Sherwin
Ellen Devaney
Penny Freebourne
Sandra Benson
al Street
Pete Enrooth
Gaylen Amaro
Charles Davis
Butte
Butte High School
Bill Barry
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
British Columbia
Northwest
Cleveland
Barry
Donald W. McGlashan
Jack Kranitz
Joe Shoemaker
Three Hour Good Friday Store Closing Set in Butte
Traditional Good Friday closing of stores in Butte from 12 to 3 pm will be sponsored by the Fourth Degree of Butte Council Knights of Columbus and the Silver Bow Ministerial Assn. Cards will be distributed Monday. others may call 2 2891 for delivery arrangements.
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Butte
Fourth Degree
Butte Council
Knights of Columbus
Silver Bow Ministerial Assn
Race for Mayor Dominates Butte Election Interest
Butte voters prepare for the Monday city general election using automatic voting machines for the first time since before World War II. Incumbent Mayor Tim J. Sullivan faces T R Morgan in a close two man race. Three city council seats are contested in the Seventh and Eighth Wards with Democratic and Republican candidates vying for the seats.
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Butte
Seventh Ward
Tim J. Sullivan
T. R. Morgan
Thomas J. Carrig
Joe Kissock
Robert E. Jones
Larry McAllister
John Lindquist
Budget Slashing Drive Reversed in House Action
Washington reports that the House Easter recess paused the annual budget-cutting drive with five bills decided and six pending, totaling 12.64 billion for Interior Treasury Post Office Labor Welfare and Agriculture and about 18 other agencies. The net increase of 35 million over Eisenhower’s request was largely in Agriculture and independent offices, while Interior Treasury Labor and Welfare faced cuts. The Senate may alter House totals, and six major bills remain to fund Defense, Atomic Energy, public works, State, foreign aid, and independent agency activities.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Interior
Treasury
Post Office
Labor, Welfare and Agriculture Departments
Commerce Departments
Cies
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
Treasury Office Department
Labor Department
Welfare Department
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
State
Iusmiscellaneous
Wedding seating tip and Want Ads offer
The notice mentions the mother of the bride as the last person seated to signal ceremony start. It then promotes daily living tips and time saving Want Ads, inviting readers to dial 5451 to place ads. An unrelated classified note advertises an ALL WHITE ZENITH RANGE in good condition with phone contact 0000.
No Conclusions on Salk Vaccine Reached
Dr. Thomas Francis Jr. said no final conclusions have been written or released yet on the Salk polio vaccine. He spoke at a news briefing in Ann Arbor ahead of an April 12 scientific meeting where a final report is due, stressing secrecy and that no assurances have been given to reporters, friends, or the National Foundation.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Thomas Francis Jr
Francis
University of Michigan
National Foundation For
Precinct Worker Named Crystal Ball Identified in Michigan
Lansing officials reviewing election staff found one precinct worker named Crystal Ball who should understand the process for Michigan's Monday election.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Crystal Ball
Defeat predicted for Morse on Quemoy defense stance
Sen. George and Sen. Knowland forecast the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will reject Morse's bid to condemn U S defense of Quemoy and Matsu. George, committee head, opposes the Morse resolution and expects no committee approval, while Knowland expects an overwhelming vote against it, warning of misinterpretation by China and potential new hostilities.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Knowland
Senate
Sen
Humphrey
Dminn
Combined Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Formosa
Congress
Morse
Eisenhower
Far East
Oregon
Asia
Sen. Morse
Monida Pass Snow Closure Delays Montana Traffic
Heavy snows Saturday night closed Monida Pass on the Idaho border in southwestern Montana. Deputy William Peoples said authorities were told by the Montana Highway Patrol. motorists traveling south were staying in Dillon overnight as crews worked to reopen the pass.
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Moonida Pass
Montana
Idaho
Silver Bow County
William Peoples
Montana Highway Patrol
Dillon
Prisoner Killed During Movie at Washington State Prison
A prisoner was stabbed to death during a Saturday matinee at Washington State Prison in Walla Walla 1,400 inmates attended. Ralph Stevenson, 22, held for second degree assault in Seattle, died from a single stab wound beneath the left armpit.
Philippine quake death toll climbs as 348 reported
The worst Philippine earthquake this century raises deaths to 348 with officials fearing higher totals. Red Cross says 100 missing, over 300 injured, about 12,000 homeless, amid wrecked towns around Lake Lanao and Iligan. U S aid teams and Philippines govt rush relief.
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Manila
Manila Times
Cagayan de Oro
Misamis Oriental
Mindanao
Philippine Red Cross
Philippine News Service
Lanao
Marantao
Lake
Iligan
Lake Lanao
T. Llnch
Lilitch
Ramon Mageaysey
Philippine National Red Cross
Charles R. Burrows
U. S
Magcaysay
United States
Clark Air Force Base
Luzon
U. S. Air Force
Arturo Alcaraz
High Atomic Test Planned Over Yucca Flat
Atomic testers plan a high altitude air burst Sunday at about six miles up over Yucca Flat as part of a nuclear weapons test complex. The test, described by the AEC and Defense Department, will use a device dropped from a USAF plane with direct line of sight to populated highways in the region.
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Las Vegas
Joint Atomic Energy Commission
Department of Defense
AEC
Defense Department
Yucca Flat
U. S
House of Representatives
Nuclear Test Organization
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Ingston
Madison Levy
John Kingston
Thomas Stanisich
France
Monida Pass
Red Cross
Philippines
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