Safeway to Build 4 Million Dollar Center in Butte
Safeway Stores Inc will construct a four million dollar distribution center in Butte to serve Montana and Wyoming stores and future North Dakota outlets. The project includes a grocery and meat warehouse, crishable goods area, cake shop, enclosed trucking zone for 50 plus trailers, and headquarters for divisional offices. About 100 new jobs from the center are planned, with current Butte payroll exceeding one million dollars and 300 local employees.
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Safeway Stores, Incorporated
Butte
D. B. Kane
Kane
Safeway
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Great Falls
Billings
Cak
Butte Distribution Center
Montana State Forecast Sunday Showers and Cooler
Mostly cloudy Sunday and Sunday night with occasional showers and cooler temperatures. Sunday highs 50 to 65 across regions, with Montana east reaching 60 to 65 and west around 45 to 55. Saturday's high 62, low 27. table notes indicate maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
Russian Youth Returns to Reds After Anti Communist Defection
Valery Lysikov, 16 or 17, son of a Soviet lieutenant colonel, reunited with his parents in Berlin after a four minute ceremony and returned to East Berlin. He had been praised by American officials as an anti Communist defector and was kept in the U S sector for weeks. He claimed he could not stand communism and had been subjected to American psychological warfare including VOA broadcasts. Molotov intervened demanding his return. the boy’s age was disputed.
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Berlin
Valery Lysikov
U. S. High Commission
East Berlin
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Lysikov
U. S
High Commission
James B Conant
Georgi M. Pushkin
Molotov
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Frankfurt
Voice of America
Catfish Accident Fells Teen Fishing in Texas River
Bobby Bright, 16, fishing on the Guadalupe River near Gonzales Texas, hauled a 5 pound catfish into his boat. The fish knocked the safety off a .22 rifle, firing twice and striking both forearms. Doctors report both wounds not serious.
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Gonzales
Tex
Bobby Bright
Bobby
Guadalupe River
Bold Program in Far East Is Advocated
Senator Mansfield argues the free world risks losing South Vietnam and Japan without a bold new Far East policy. He warns of possible civil war in Vietnam and a slower crisis driving Japan toward market access with Communist regions, urging decisive U S action. The view is shared by Foreign Policy Committee members.
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Washington
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Free World
South Viet Nam
Japan
Far East
Thas
Formosan Straits
Asia
Viet Nam
Formosa
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Ichiro Hatoyama
Saidon
Ngo Dinh
Some Showers Seen for Today
A weather front from the West Coast will bring partly cloudy skies and scattered showers in Montana on Easter Sunday. Snow showers in higher elevations and rain in lower levels are expected, with slightly cooler highs around 45 to 65. Kalispell reported a trace of rain while Glasgow reached 73 degrees.
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Helena
Montana
Treasure State
Weather Bureau
Kalispell
Mercury
Glasgow
Miles City
Broadus
Great Falls
Six Die in RAAF Mercy Flight Crash in Australia
A Royal Australian Air Force bomber on a mercy mission crashed into a mountainside on Saturday killing all six aboard. The victims included a newborn being rushed to a hospital.
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Brisbane
Australia
U.P
Royal Australian Air Force
WANT Ads Offer Quick cash for unused items and rooms
Want ads promise easy money for surplus goods and spare rooms. The snippet advertises quick dollars for items and steady income from rentals, then lists a 1953 Plymouth Cranbrook with radio heater overdrive two tone paint tinted glass 17000 miles one owner and a phone number Ph 0000 for contact.
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Plymouth Cranbrook
Prayers for Peace Mark Easter World Celebration
Easter observances across the globe featured prayers for peace led by President Eisenhower in the United States. Millions attended services from Washington to Jerusalem as Rome’s St Peter’s and Holy Sepulcher hosted vast crowds. Weather forecast hopeful and tourism swelled crowds for Easter rites and events.
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Eisenhower
Rome
St. Peter’s Square
Pius XII
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Jerusalem
United States
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
Gettysburg
National Safety Council
Ned Dearborn
Council
New York
Fifth Avenue
Great Lawn
Central Park
Europe
Americas
St. Peter's Basilica
Four Navy air crew killed in Norfolk seaplane crash
Four enlisted men died and three enlisted men plus four officers were injured when a twin engined P5M-1 Marlin seaplane struck a sea wall during takeoff from Naval Air Station Norfolk. The dead were Claude Howell, John Putsinger, Richard Caughlin, and Joseph Barnes.
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Norfolk
Naval Air Station
Chesapeake Bay
Patrol Squadron 56
COM Fleet Air Wing
Atlantic Fleet
Air Force U. S. Atlantic Fleet
Claude F. Howell
John C. Putsinger
Winsted, Conn
Richard J. Caughlin
Concord
N. H
Joseph M. Barnes
Russell Springs
Burglars Take Cash Register in Enid Shop Break-In
Stan Hampton, a service station attendant in Enid Oklahoma, left the station for a coffee break. On return he reported burglars had broken in and stolen the cash register containing 149 dollars.
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Enid
Okla
Stan Hampton
Seven Children Die in Tacoma Fire Tragedy
In Tacoma Washington seven children perished in a flash blaze that leveled a two story frame house. Fire Chief Harold Fisk said the victims had no chance of escape from overheated wiring in a kitchen refrigerator. The dead included Nancy 12 Thomas 11 Cyndia 9 Darell 8 Susan 3 Magnus 8 months and James Clifton 15 brother of their mother. The mother Jean McCarley 28 returned after the fire was under control and told deputies she left the house about 9 p.m. to a drive in theater. She said she left older children to watch the others and her estranged husband Winfred McCarley lived in San Diego. She was questioned after being sedated. Deputy coroner Larry Amundsen said she told him she had left the house earlier that evening.
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Tacoma
Wash
Harold Fisk
Nancy
Thomas
Cyndia
Darell
Susan
Magnus
Jean Mce-Carley
James Clifton
McCarley
Larry Amundsen
Pierce County
Merchants Monday Big Dollar Day in Butte
Merchants Monday in Butte plans the biggest After Easter Dollar Day with many stores offering spring and summer styles and value merchandise at savings. The event runs only Monday April 11 and invites the entire trade area to take advantage of the gala shopping day.
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Butte
Bomber Crashes In Woods After Bailout Near Monroe
Five air men bailed to safety from a Navy attack bomber near Monroe Louisiana Saturday night seconds before it crashed into a heavily wooded area about 30 miles southeast of the city. The plane was en route from Dallas Texas to Cherry Point North Carolina.
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Monroe
Here
Dallas
Tex
Cherry Point
N. C
Molotov Pushes Speedy Austrian Treaty Completion
The Soviet Union called for no further delay in an Austrian independence treaty and hoped Chancellor Julius Raab’s visit next week would hasten its conclusion. Molotov met U S Britain and France representatives and delivered identical statements noting prior talks since the 1954 Berlin conference.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Julius Raab
V. M. Molotov
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Iowa Man Named Secretary of Butte YMCA
A. F. Grimm of Dubuque Iowa has been named general secretary of the Butte YMCA succeeding Ray Taylor. Grimm is a Racine Wisconsin native with YMCA work dating to 1935 and ten years as Dubuque Y secretary during which the budget tripled and the program expanded. He studied at Wisconsin and Westminster College. He has held prior YMCA posts in Green Bay St Paul and Keokuk. He is married to Marian Scheid of Rosendale Wisconsin and they have four children.
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A. F. Grimm
Dubuque
Iowa
Butte
Frank Satter
Grimm
Ray Taylor
Salinas
Calif
Mining City
Racine
Wis
Sutter
Butte Y
YMCA
University of Wisconsin
Westminster College
Fulton, MO
Dubuque “Y
Green Bay
St. Paul
Keokuk, Iowa
New Butte “Y
Marian Scheid
Rosendale
Grimms
Susan
Fred
Nancy
Philip
Ripon
Wisconsin College
St. Agnes School of
Soviet Move to Cancel Paris World War II Treaties
Russia asks Parliament to scrap friendship and alliance treaties with Britain and France in retaliation for Paris pact ratifying West German remilitarization. The Supreme Soviet is expected to act in a special session to dramatize the cancellation, with Britain and France accused of enabling German militarism. State Department response in Washington remained calm.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Council of Ministers
Russia
Britain
France
Paris
West Germany
Parliament
Supreme Soviet
Hitler
Great Britain
Germany
State Department
Washington
Infant atomic device test near Las Vegas proceeds with delays
A small yield device was detonated at Yucca Flat on Saturday from a 300 foot tower watched by 24 British and Canadian observers. The second test was postponed due to wind, with a Monday weather conference and a Tuesday next test date planned. No fallout reported. two jolts felt at the control center.
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Las Vegas
Yucca Flat
Atomic Energy Commission
Livermore
Calif
AEC
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Air Force
Navy
Frenchman Flat
Defense Department
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Pat
Mike Petrino
Vincent Petrino
Yale
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Reds
Associated Press
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