Soviet denounces U S flights over Cuba in Izvestia
Izvestia denounces U S reconnaissance flights over Cuba and warns Moscow will back Fidel Castros government if Cuba is attacked. The Communist party newspaper reiterates the Soviet stance amid the tense Cuba crisis.
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Inaugural Home and Sports Show Opens at Butte Center
A kaleidoscope of colors and bargains unfolds at the Montana Centennial Home and Sports Show in the Butte Civic Center. Exhibits totaling over 500000 dollars showcase sport gear and home items while TV programs and $1200 in prizes entertain crowds of about 11000 by Sunday. Rainbow trout from Meader Trout Farm draw children to a giant fish pond and six trophy spin casting contests, judged by Dave Tyler.
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Traffic Toll Mounts With Two Montana Fatalities
Two Montanans died in separate crashes on wet or slushy roads, pushing the state toll to 73. Lloyd Landblom of Great Falls, 58, was killed when his car was broadside after a skid. Delmar Lee, 24, of Missoula died in a wreck on Montana Highway 20 while passing a drag racing car.
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McNamara Moves To Close More Military Bases
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara announced 68 base closings reductions and consolidations with an estimated $66 million annual saving. The actions affect 10,056 civilian jobs and 6,400 US military posts, with broader cuts to follow in a three year program totaling $551 million yearly and 81,600 positions. 697,000 acres would be released for nondefense use.
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Farm Laborer's Wife Delivers 24th Child in Rapid City
The 40 year old wife of farm laborer James Big Crow on Pine Ridge Reservation gave birth to Brenda, their 24th child. Nineteen children survive. ten pairs of twins and two other twins. Robert, 20, serves in the Navy. Gerald and Geraldine are 18, with Geraldine married and mother to a ten month old daughter. The family lives in a four room, electricity-free home.
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Court delays Paul Cor appeal in murder case
Helena AP report says Paul Cor's appeal from his 1961 first degree murder conviction in Silver Bow County will not be argued before the State Supreme Court. Chief Justice James T. Harrison hopes to reset for a May hearing after the May 12 session was vacated due to lawyers attending a civil trial in Great Falls. Cor killed Shari Mee-Ewen, 16, whose body was found in a gully near Butte after her death on June 10, 1960. The lower court record spans 17 volumes and 1,595 pages.
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Udall Says High Mountain Sheep Project Not Needed Now
Interior Secretary Stewart L Udall told the Federal Power Commission the High Mountain Sheep Power Project on the Snake River is surplus to regional needs at least through 1974 The commission granted a rehearing of its February license decision awarding Pacific Northwest Power Co a 200 million license for the project and rejected WPPSS Nez Perce option by a 3 to 2 vote Udall argued the site should be developed by the federal government later and the response came as rehearing appeals were filed by WPPSS and others
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LBJ Completes Poverty Tour Across Four States
President Johnson wrapped up a grueling one day air tour visiting South Bend Indiana Pittsburgh Huntington and eastern Kentucky before meeting Appalachian governors in Huntington He spoke of sending a message to Congress based on Appalachian Regional Commission recommendations costing about 220 million next fiscal year In Inez Kentucky he met the Fletcher family and a neighbor family noting the need to get children through school and stressing views on unemployment and regional revival.
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Monaghan Launches Montana Senate Bid Clean Shaven
Former two term Congressman Joseph P. Monaghan opened his Montana Senate campaign on Friday no longer sporting his Centennial whiskers. The 58 year old Butte lawyer plans to challenge Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield in the Democratic primary June 2. Monaghan first entered Congress in 1932 and 1934 and lost a 1936 primary to Senator James E. Murray.
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Montana at New York Fair Dedicates 100th Anniversary Exhibit
Governor Tim Babcock led a Montana delegation at the World’s Fair dedicating a large exhibit with cowboys, mounted riders, and a 25 car train marking Montana’s 100th territorial anniversary. The parade reached the Court of States as the program received honors from Gen. Potter and Sen. Mansfield planned to attend.
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Planned Plane Crash Surprises Officials
An airliner loaded with dummies broke into pieces and crashed during a simulated takeoff north of Phoenix. Officials called the 190000 crash test very successful, noting survivable space and perfect instrumentation performance amid scattered wreckage and burning fuel.
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Engle Undergoes Brain Operation
Senator Clair Engle of California underwent brain surgery on Friday and remained resting comfortably Friday night. Press aide Paul Green called the operation successful but provided no details. Engle, 52, has faced partial paralysis and speech difficulties since last August.
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Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Area
Thea Weather reports mostly cloudy skies with scattered snow today through tomorrow for Butte Anaconda region. Highs around 45 today, lows near 30 tonight. East of Divide shows mixed rain and snow, cooler east Saturday, warmer west, with highs 40 to 55 and lows 25 to 38. West of Divide remains mostly cloudy with scattered snow, warmer south Saturday, highs 40 to 55, lows 28 to 38. Data notes that maximums are 12 hour values, minimums 18 hours, and 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p.m. Friday.
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