JFK Changes Plans on European Trip
President Kennedy lowers his European visit to a working trip to Italy, delaying a pompous state visit due to Mrs Kennedy's pregnancy. He and the first lady will return to Rome together after the birth, expected in August, with plans altered while meeting with the U S ambassador to France and discussing policy concerns.
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White House
Charles E. Bohlen
U. S
France
Bohlen
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
Air Force
Honey Fitz
Council of Economic Advisers
U. S. Steel
Armco Steel Corp
Hawaii Flood Washes Away Two Army Jeeps
Honolulu reports a spring cloud burst dumped 18 inches of rain in eight hours washing two army jeeps off a concrete ford. The two soldiers died, their bodies found downstream Tuesday as cleanup began.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
MSU President to Speak at Butte Graduation
H. K. Newburn president of Montana State University will be the keynote for Butte High School's graduation on May 29. Newburn has led MSU since 1959 and has held several higher education leadership roles including University of Oregon president and Educational Television and Radio Center head. He previously taught and administered in Illinois schools and earned degrees from Western Illinois and Iowa State.
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Forrest Wilson
Butte “Ee
H. K. Newburn
Montana State University
Butte High School
Newburn
Ford Foundation
Educational Television and Radio Center
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Oregon
College of Liberal Arts
State University of Iowa
Illinois
Western Illinois State University
Iowa State University
Navy court hears inquiry into Skylark captain
Lt Cmdr Stanley Hecker skippers the Skylark escorted Thresher before the loss. A Navy court told him to account for not reporting the submarine’s last messages, stating the matter is subject to inquiry though it cannot have caused the disaster. Capt Saul Katz noted Hecker must explain his conduct.
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Portsmouth
Hecker
Thresher
USS Thresher
Navy
Saul Katz
Court of Inquiry
Katz
Navy may extend depth limit to all nuclear submarines
Washington report says the Navy may have ordered a precautionary depth restriction for most or all of its 27 seagoing nuclear submarines after the Thresher disaster. Navy officials would not confirm the action. The Thresher was claimed to be designed to exceed 400 feet.
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John S. McCain Jr
Navy
Frnk Knight Convicted Of Armed Robbery By Jury
Frank Knight 38 was found guilty of armed robbery in the Lost Week Inn stickup at 735 N Main. A district court jury deliberated about four hours before returning the verdict. Knight faces 10 to 15 years pending sentencing Friday at 9 30 am.
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Frank Knight
N. Main
Edward R. Picard
John B. McClernan
Knight
John McCarthy
Mark P. Sullivan
County Atty
Robert J. Holland
McCarthy
Jerry Fasso
Oakley Waring
Jerry's Corner
Sheriff's Deputies
Jim Davis
Rarph Cash
Frank Coles
Lost Week
Charles Landon
Frank Kemi
Landons
Steel giants raise prices on rolled steel products
UPI reports U S Steel and three other top firms including Jones and Laughlin Armco and Inland Steel boosted prices on rolled sheet and related products. Worthington cites rising costs and need for modern plants. industry eyes broader hikes despite mixed consumer impact and potential contract reopenings after April 30.
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New York
UPI
US Steel
Kennedy
U. S. Steel
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
L. B. Worthington
J&l
Bethlehem Steel
Republic
United Steelworkers Union
Palm Beach
Fla
Pierre
U.S. Steel
Probe Requested to Investigate Missoula County Sheriff
A request to examine Missoula County Sheriff William Joe was filed with the county commissioners by ex undersheriff Phil Desarmo and former deputies Tex Parnell Rex Kofford. The board said it would consider the affidavits while Sheriff Walker offered no comment beyond welcoming an official inquiry. Pinsoneault joined Desarmo Parnell and Rofford in reviewing the documents.
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Missoula
UPS
Missoula County
William J.oe
Board of
William Lucier
Phil Desarmo
Tex Parnell
Rex Kofford
Walker
Butte Observes U N Day With Multifaith Program
The Montana Council of Churches leads a U N Day observance in Butte with Rev. Ole Aarvold chairing. Activities start 1 30 registration $1 at First Baptist Church followed by devotion 2 p m led by Rev Leon Furrh. Rabbi Max Butte opens at 2 15 on The Structure and History of the United Nations. Esther Hymer of New York City speaks on Problems of the United Nations. Dinner 6 p m $1 50. A panel on The U N and the Congo follows with Rev Howard Williams moderating. Panelists include Mrs Hymer and Rabbi Kerr. Dr S L Groff may oppose the U N.
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Aldersgate Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Leon Furrh
Butte
United Nations
Max Butte
Esther Humer
New York City
Christian World Relations
United Church Women
U.N
Congo
Hymer
Howard Williams
Rabbi Kerr
S. L. Groff
Dillon musician dies after motorcycle truck crash
Amos M. Elliott, 48, a Dillon musician and truck driver, died in a Butte hospital from injuries after a Sunday motorcycle crash with a truck on Highway 91 north of Dillon. The truck driver’s name was not released. Elliott resided at the Lyon's Den in Dillon and served in World War II. His body lay in White's Funeral Home.
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Amos M. Elliott
Dillon
Butte
Elliott
Montana
Highway 91
Harold Forsman
Forsman
Barrett
Silver Bow General Hospital
Silver Bow County
Andy Aleksich
Mildred Erickson
San Francisco
White
State Examiner Says More Could Be Done In County Affairs
State examiner Albert E. Leuthold criticizes the Silver Bow administration and blames the county attorney for many legal problems. The findings cover the calendar year examined in Butte, with some praise for commissioners and a call for action to correct irregularities.
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Albert E. Leuthold
Leuthold
Basil H. Kennedy
George
H. Pendergast
Butte
Nana
$150000 Damage Action Begun In Montana District Court
Julius H. Hellman sues in Butte district court for 150000 in damages from a June 27 1960 collision on Highway 10 seven miles west of Helena involving an auto driven by Hellman and a tractor and trailer. Defendants named are Fred L. Horton L J Kuffel and Raymond Bye with Horton owning and operating the big truck leased by Bye from Kuffel.
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Lewis and Clark County
Butte
Julius H. Hellman
Helena
Hellman
Fred L. Horton
L. J. Kuffel
Raymond Bye
Horton
Kuffel
Bye
Sgt. Alvin York Relapses and Returns to Critical List
World War I hero Sgt. Alvin York, 75, relapsed Tuesday night and was placed back on the critical list in Nashville. Earlier doctors had said he was in serious condition but improving. a hospital spokesman offered no additional details.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Alvin York
York
Silver Bow County Attorney Rejects Examiner Criticism
Silver Bow County Attorney Robert J. Holland sharply rejected state examiner criticism in a public reply to Albert E. Leuthold. He notes prior advisories to the board on irregularities and says deputies never consulted his office during reviews. He offers to file charges if lawful evidence exists but cites no directive from the attorney general to act.
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Silver Bow
Robert J. Holland
Holland
Albert E. Leuthold
Board of County Commissioners
George Pendergast
State of
Montana
Jha Weather Outlook Across Divide Regions
Mostly cloudy with rain or snow today through Thursday. East of Divide expects colder conditions Wednesday with snow flurries in the mountains and highs around 35 to 45, while west of Divide sees little temperature change then slight warming Thursday. Temperatures today reach near 40 with a low around 23.
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Butte
Divide
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