Renne Warns Wheat Price Affects Peace
Bozeman Montana Dr Roland Renne president of Montana State College and a U S Agriculture official warned that a drop in wheat price could threaten world peace He spoke to over 100 at a Bozeman Chamber of Commerce event and noted surpluses in American agriculture may lead to politically unpopular solutions He projected wheat prices may fall to about 1 20 a bushel at central markets or 90 cents in Montana.
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Montana State College
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Renne
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
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Washington
Keane
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Montana
Weather Outlook for Butte and Surrounding Areas
Partly cloudy with afternoon thundershowers expected Thursday and Friday. Temperatures range from highs in the 75 to 92 degree area and lows in the 40s to mid 50s. Rain chances remain scattered mainly in the north portions.
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Butte
Divide
Anaconda Moves to Block Water From Anaconda Company
Anaconda Montana voters may approve a bond election to create a city water system and condemn the Anaconda Co water rights from Warm Springs Creek. The move aims to stop the company from drawing Deer Lodge County water for operations elsewhere as it builds a pipeline toward Butte. The council action followed a three month study of the water situation.
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Anaconda Co
Silver Lake
Mining and Smelting Corporation
Warm Springs Creek
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City of Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Butte
Fairbanks Sues Publisher For 250000 Damages
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. filed a $250,000 damages suit in Montreal against Midnight publisher John Vader. The action stems from Fairbanks being named in Britain's sex and security scandal.
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Montreal
UPI
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Britain
Wednesday
John Vader
Midnight
Babcock Attacks Mansfield Over Knowles Dam Boondoggle
Montana governor Tim Babcock branded the Knowles Dam a boondoggle and accused Senator Mike Mansfield of lacking moral courage to oppose the project. He criticized Metcalf and urged House action while calling federal dam programs wasteful and financially reckless.
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Mansfield
Metcalf
Knowles
Montana
Montana Power Co
Brakeless Tanker Flies Through Virginia City
A 24 ton oil tanker roared through Virginia City causing crowds to scatter. Driver Charles Demery failed brakes near Ennis Hill and sped at 65 mph, slowing to 45 mph through town. No injuries were reported as police and fire departments chased the rig toward Nevada City. By pass feasibility will be studied by Montana engineers.
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UPI
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Ennis Hill
Nevada City
Demery
Wallace Street
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Butte
Virginia
Bee Swarm Hits West Park Street Invasion In Butte
West Park Street buzzed Wednesday as 20 000 to 40 000 honeybees swarmed from a colony into a small evergreen tree in front of the West Park Street Liquor Store and Fuller Co. It drew crowds and cautious shoppers as experts explained colony dynamics and guard bees circled the area.
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Butte
West Park Street
W. P. Fuller and Co
Liquor Store
Fuller Co
Corette Denies Power Firm Procrastinates
Montana Power Company president J. E. Corette defended the firm against claims it procrastinates on Flathead River hydro development. He cited 180 000 kilowatts installed and a pending 240 000 kilowatt application, noting two exploratory periods since 1920 and from 1954 to today, with no pending activity 1930–1958.
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Flathead River
US. Senate
Montana
J. E. Corette
Montana Power
Kerr
Buffalo Rapids No
Buffalo Rapids No. 4
Corette
Flathead
Federal Commission
Heavy Losses For 1962 Are Claimed
Helena AP reports Montana trucking firms testified at a Montana Railroad Commission hearing that 1962 intrastate operations posted losses under the state rate structure. Garrett Freightlines projected a $116000 loss. even with proposed rate increases, a $74631 Montana loss was cited. Consolidated Freightways showed a $231730 loss and recently sold its Montana authority.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Gust Papapavios
Garrett Freightlines Inc
Pocatello
Idaho
Garrett
Consolidated Freightways
Consolidated
Ward Convicted Playboy Doctor in Keeler Affair
An Old Bailey jury found Dr. Stephen Ward guilty on two counts of living on the immoral earnings of prostitutes while he remained comatose from an overdose. Ward faced a potential seven year term per count with sentencing postponed until he can attend court.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Yevgen Janov
Lord Astor
Britain
Archie Marshall
Con
Quake Hits Skopje Again as 14 Tremors Struck
Skopje endured fourteen new tremors on Wednesday while demolition crews cleared unsalvageable buildings. One quake reached intensity 5 on the Mercalli scale at the Skopje Seismological Observatory, part of more than 100 tremors since 90 percent of the city was razed last Friday.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
Mercali
Ordinance Enforces Muzzling of Butte Dogs Citywide
The Butte City Council approved a muzzle law set to start by next Wednesday regulating dog licensing and banning running at large in city areas. Licensed and unlicensed dogs may be impounded and possibly destroyed after 72 hours. Impound fees apply and funds go to the city treasurer. disposition notices must be posted within 24 hours.
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Butte
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To
Railroad Fireman Saves Baby From Tracks Near Greenville
In Greenville Ohio a Pennsylvanian freight engineer W E Hanning spotted a baby on the tracks about a thousand feet ahead. Fireman R W Larue crawled onto the engine and pushed the child clear as the train braked to a stop. The baby was found unhurt. No name was learned.
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Ohio
W. E. Hanning
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Here
Hanning
R. W. Larue
Argentina elects Dr Arturo Illia president
Heads Argentina BUENOS AIRES Dr Arturo Illia a 62 year old country doctor turned politician was elected the 29th president Wednesday according to unofficial tabulations.
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Argentina
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