GN Passenger Run Dispute Delays ICC Decision in Helena
ICC examiner Bradford said two months for a recommendation, then five or six months before an ICC ruling on Great Northern’s bid to discontinue the Butte to Great Falls passenger train. Opponents urged retention for winter use by vulnerable riders. GN argued losses on the run offset freight profits.
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Butte
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Cyprus republic to form on Aug. 16
An official statement said the independent Cyprus republic will come into being August 16. The last British governor Sir Hugh Foot will depart for home on the same day.
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Teamsters and Anaconda Sign Three Year Contract
The Butte Teamsters Union No 2 and the Anaconda Co signed a three year contract from July 1 1959 to June 30 1962. Thomas Connolly stated members voted to accept a negotiated proposal that includes wage increases and benefits but details were not released. Retroactive pay checks will be issued soon. The agreement follows parallel settlements with other unions including the Butte Miners and various crafts after a six month strike.
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Montana Weather Outlook for Thursday and Friday
Montana east and west regions expect cloudiness with scattered thundershowers Thursday and Thursday night. Central and west see partly cloudy conditions Friday with cooler Thursday temperatures and highs around 70 to 85. East highs 70 to 85 Thursday, 75 to 85 Friday. west highs 70 to 80 Thursday, 75 to 85 Friday.
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Kefauver Senate Bid Faces Tough Tennessee Primary
Incumbent Senator Estes Kefauver confronts a fierce Tennessee Democratic primary against circuit court judge Andrew T. Taylor. The race centers on civil rights votes and TVA support, with Taylor portraying Kefauver as ultra liberal while Kefauver defends his civil rights record and public works deeds.
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Butte Council Supports Tax Group at Budget Hearing
Butte City Council tied into the Montana Taxpayers Assn at a budget protest meeting amid no protests against the 1 938 108 97 preliminary budget adopted July 25. Mayor Vern Griffith said the tax group targets illegal levies while aldermen defend them as necessary. The council plans to adopt the final budget Monday with a 49.95 mill levy unchanged from 1959 60.
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Emmett Buckley
Montana Power Co
T. J. McNulty
Anaconda Co
Katanga mobilizes for war as U.N. plans entry
Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe orders general mobilization and calls for all able bodied men to report for duty as the U.N. Congo Command insists forces will enter Katanga on schedule. Belgium denounces Hammarskjold while Belgian troops prepare to withdraw to Kamina and hand authority to the U.N. force.
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Kamina
Heads of Departments Attack County Budget With Resignation
Silver Bow County department heads criticized the 1960-61 preliminary budget at a public hearing, choosing resignation over bitterness. Officials warned of potential issues in tax enforcement and billing, while a commissioner quipped that Butte is the richest hole, not the richest hill. No protests were recorded and two chamber reps had none. The board must finalize a budget by Monday midnight, with likely little change from the prelim.
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Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte Meter Boxes Returned for Refund
The Butte City Council voted to return 600 locked meter boxes to Duncan-Miller Co. for a refund of 2 per box, about 1200 dollars, after buying 30,000 dollars worth of meters last December to replace worn units. The boxes dump coins into secured wagons opened only by the city treasurer amid ongoing debate over meters and fees.
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Butte
Vern Griffith
Duncan-Miller Co
Nixon in Hawaii Opens Hawaii Presidential Campaign Tour
Vice President Richard Nixon began a two day campaign swing in Hawaii addressing 35000 islanders. He urged more top level goodwill missions and warned defense funds may be adjusted to meet contingencies while noting Communist opposition to Eisenhower's Japan visit.
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Sheridan Youth Ed ward Taylor Brandon Dies in Dillon Motorcycle Crash
Sheridan high school graduate Ed ward Taylor Brandon 18 died in a motorcycle crash near Dillon. Services set Friday at Bethel Methodist Church with Rev. Tom Lane. burial in Sheridan Cemetery. He led student activities and planned to attend Western Montana College.
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Murphy Dome Air Force Base
Alaska
Debbie
Jodie
Ty Brandon
Connie Ferguson
Marsh Funeral Home
Beaverhead County
Montana
Wrong Track Collision Injures 54 at Williamson Station
A Norfolk and Western Powhat tan Arrow traveling about 10 mph entered Williamson station on the wrong track and collided with a standing passenger train. Fifty four people were injured. most released after treatment at Williamson Memorial Hospital. enginer Raleigh Bailey, 66, reported the misrouting. The impact caused two baggage cars to jackknife onto the platform. Ambulances rushed the injured to the hospital.
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Raleigh Bailey
Norfolk
James E. Wilson
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Louisville
Cool Monster Invades Maine Resort Area
Rangeley Maine AP reports a 12 foot 200 pound scaly green robot described as hideous caused panic at a restaurant. The monster triggered a crowd of about 150 as Deputy Durrell and bystanders reacted. Builder James Marshall said it was for a traveling show and tested in a cooler before Alaska appearance.
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Barbara Brackett
Ronald Pete Durrell
James Marshall
Alaska
Midwest Banking Group Opens Conference In Jackson
Agricultural banking specialists gather in Butte for a conference to be held Thursday and Friday at Jackson. The Upper Midwest Agricultural Credit Council opens with a smorgasbord dinner as 120 specialists from nine states attend.
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