FBI Chief Bromwell Retires. Robert Evans Succeeds
FBI Chief W. Wade Bromwell retires after 24 years with the FBI. Robert W. Evans, Grove City, Pa., succeeds him as special agent in charge of the Montana Idaho division based in Butte. Bromwell and his wife will move to Norfolk, Virginia after visiting relatives in Washington, D.C. Evans has 14 years in FBI service with a career spanning Birmingham, Quantico, New York, Anchorage, and Washington prior to coming to Butte. The Evans family includes three children Marianne, Robert, and Mark.
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W. Wade Bromwell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bromwell
Montana- Idaho
Bureau
Butte
Robert W. Evans
Grove City
FBI
Bramwell
Harry G. Maynor
New Orleans
Percy Wyly
Rusk says US commits force to curb Cuban threat
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told editors the United States has a major commitment of force to keep the Communist threat in Cuba within bounds and denied plans for an invasion. Senator Keating disputed Kennedy about Soviet troop levels, cited about 17 000 personnel.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
United States
Cuba
U.S
Keating and
Rusk
American Society of Newspaper Editors
ASNE
Hungary
Latin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Space mission setback delays Cooper aboard Faith-M launch
UPI reports astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr and the Faith-M spacecraft face a May 7 liftoff slip due to internal system repairs and a failing gyro array requiring at least a week. The delays mark the latest postponement for the veteran Mercury astronaut, with a new target around mid May possible.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
U. S
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Tne
United Press International
Cooper
Gordo
Mercury
Space
Air Force
NASA
Atlas
Butte Expected to Win Federal Funds for Streets Program
Sen. Lee Metcalf said Butte has an excellent chance to obtain about 5 million dollars for a city street program. He noted House approval of a 450 million continuation of the 1962 public works drive and predicted Senate action. He cited Butte as a high priority for the new allocation and suggested possible federal aid for education through broader National Defense Education Act measures.
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Butte
Metcalf
Lee Metcalf
Montana Democrat
Congress
House
Senate
Inent
Sen. Metcalf
Silver Bow
Agreement Allows Bonner Mill Workers To Return To Work
Lumber and sawmill workers at the Anaconda Forest Products Co. plant in Bonner returned to their night shift after a picket line formed by Local 459 of the United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters. Local 3038 members reported for 7 p.m. shift through the line.
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Bonner
The
United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters
R. E. Sheridan
Anaconda Forest Products Co
Glen McLaughlin
LSW
National Labor Relations Board
Weather and labor update from Butte and Bonner
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail east and west of Divide with periods of snow or rain and cool temperatures in the forecast through Saturday. West of Divide shows minor temperature changes, while Bonner reports a two hour meeting leading to a tentative labor agreement at Anaconda Forest Products Co. lowering active strikes and allowing some workers to return.
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Divide
Alee
W. D. Murray
Butte
Asst
U.S. Attys
L. G Stimatz
Robert T. O'Leary Gilbert Jr
Dillon
Hildreths
East
Billings
Court of Fore
Cuban exile leader resigns after Bay of Pigs blast
Dr Jose Miro Cardona quit as titular head of 250000 Cuban exiles who supported a second invasion in Oct last year. He accused President Kennedy of clearing the way for invasion at a White House meeting on April 10 1962 and said Khrushchev’s diplomacy halted plans during the Caribbean crisis. He criticized the U.S. for a then released white paper and said the exile movement faced ongoing pressure to abandon anti communist aims.
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Matthew T. Kenny
MIAMI
UPI
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuba
Tober
Kennedy
Cuban Revolutionary Council
White House
Caribbean
Miro
U.S
Khrushchev
Communatire
Revolutionary Council
Miami Beach
Mine accident claims Frank Bosch 52 at Mountain Con Mine
Frank Bosch, 52, of 420 E Broadway Lin ton NC, World War II veteran, was fatally injured Thursday at noon by a fall of ground on the 4600 foot level while preparing for rock bolt installation with partner Larry Fisher 29 Amazon St. A slab struck him from behind during ground removal. Coroner Andy Aleksich ruled no inquest. Investigators included Frankie Johns Hubert Lorenz safety engineer Mountain Con John M Sutey and Morton LaTourrette mine superintendent.
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Frank Bosch
Linton
N. C
E. Broadway
Bosch
Larry Fisher
Amazon St
Andy Aleksich
Morton LaTourrette
Impressive Gains in Butte Rotary Dinner Report
John E. Corrette Montana Power Co. outlined a $3 million electrical construction program in Butte for a new copper concentrator and mining sector. Speakers included Martin Hannifan of Anaconda Copper, Earl Britton of Montana Livestock Auction, and Harold McGrath of the Butte Chamber of Commerce at the Butte Rotary Club event in Finlen Hotel.
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Butte
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Billings
John E. Cor
Mississippi Race Problems Described to Butte Rotary
Ira Dean Rhodes spoke to Butte Rotarians about Mississippi race relations state laws and daily life noting that 42 percent of Mississippis population is Black with counties where Black majorities reach 2 to 1 or 3 to 1. He urged Americans to see North and South as sharing common liberal and conservative labels and to recognize sovereign rights within the law.
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Mississippi
Ira Dean Rhodes
Jackson
Miss
Rhodes
W. P. Cooney
Finlen Hotel
Ed Peiss
Billings Rotarians
Billings
Butte
Finlen
Surface air system blamed for Thresher trouble at court
Navy court heard Lt. Raymond J. McCoode testify that the USS Thresher had ongoing problems with its high pressure air system used for surfacing. Rear Adm. Pal mer joined the inquiry party to explain why top Navy officials were not told of prior difficulties. Captain Andrews, directing the search, speculated a bursting pipe may have caused the loss. McCoode recounted a March 23 fast cruise aborted due to air system issues.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Frank A. Andrews
Thresher
Andrews
McCoole
Award Set in Land Condemnation Case Near Clark Canyon
ALand condemnation suit involving Lowell and Ruth Hildreth yielded a 47600 award covering 110.50 acres in one parcel and 19.58 acres in another near the Clark Canyon Dam region. The award includes 7600 for crop damage in 1961. The case was handled with Judge East presiding and U S attorneys Stimatz and O Leary represented the Hil dreths.
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Lowell
Ruth Hildreth
Clark Canyon Dam
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Bert Gaskill
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