Cuba Seizes 770 Million in U.S. Property
Acting on Fidel Castro's order, Cuban militiamen moved to expropriate 770 million dollars of U.S. assets in Havana. The action hit major firms including Electric Co, Telephone Co, Esso, Texaco, Sinclair, United Fruit, and 36 sugar mills, amid anti-Communist church protests and sharp denunciations of U.S. policy. Raul Castro downplayed threat to Guantanamo as he spoke in Athens.
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Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Castro
Guantanamo
D& A
Organization of American States
Cuban Electric Co
Cuban Telephone Co
Esso
Texaco
Sinclair Oil Companies
UN Delays Congo Security Council Meet to Noon
The United Nations postponed the Congo meeting to Monday noon to allow a Congolese delegation to attend. Prime Minister Lumumba demands U.N. troops move into Katanga, with Argentina Ceylon Ecuador and Tunisia drafting a resolution to back off hostilities and permit entry.
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U.N
Security Council
Congo
United Nations
N.Y
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Armand Berard
France
New
Patrice Lumumba
Accra
Argentina
Ceylon
Ecuador
Tunisia
Lumuba
Brussels
Abako
Lumumba
U.N. Security Council
New York
Tshombe
Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Lumum
Eisenhower Prepares Special Message for Congress
President Eisenhower returns to Washington from Newport and plans to send Congress a special message described as in the public interest. Congress reconvenes Monday with Senate action on House-passed bills while the White House awaits timing. Kennedy signals争 over defense spending as Republicans ready to oppose a large increase.
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Congress
Washington
White House
Newport
R.I
James C. Hagerty
Senate
House
John
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Quonset, R.I
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Dissent Flare Over Lumumba Government in Congo Crisis
In Leopoldville a Jabako youth faction backing Kasavubu opposes Lumumba and calls for a Congo confederation while Katanga leader Tshombe pushes independence. U.N. Security Council debates peaceful entry as anti Lumumba demonstrations threaten order.
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Patrice Lumumba
VU. N
Katanga
Lubumba
Jabako
Joseph Kasavubu
Abako
Moise Tshombe
Lumumba
Tshombe
Congo
Kasavubu
Lower Congo
Hammarskjold
U.N
Khrushchev
Petroleum County’s first highway fatality in eight years
Samuel Harvey Mahan, 24, a Pompey’s Pillar farmer, died when his 1960 car struck an abutment on the Musselshell River Bridge west of Mosby on Highway 20 at 3 a.m. Sunday. Skid marks suggest the car left the road and tried to reenter the highway. It would have kept Petroleum County’s record intact if the crash occurred in Garfield County.
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MOSBY
Petroleum County
Samuel Harvey Maan
Mahan
Musselshell River
Highway 20
Bob Bragg
John Schier
Mahoney Charges MST and T Discriminating Against Butte Operators
Don Mahoney of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers accuses Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. of discrimination against Butte operators amid a strike that began July 1 and involves five disputed employees. The Denver settlement with the Communications Workers of America is cited as evidence, while meetings in Butte and Helena failed to resolve the issue.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Butte
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Don Mahoney
Boston
Mass
Denver
Communications Workers of America
Mahoney
Helena
National Labor Relations Board
Smeltermen Plan Picnic Amid Quiet Smelterman Day
Anaconda park picnic for children will anchor this year's Smelterman's Day, with Local 117 announcing a limited program due to funding from the recent strike. Pop, ice cream, show tickets and candy will be provided in Washoe Park from 10 a.m. to noon as businesses close for the holiday.
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Anaconda
Washoe Park
Butte YMCA approves $40,000 for bowling alleys upgrade
The YMCA board of directors and trustees authorize a 40 000 renovation including bowling alleys new pinsetters ventilation system and restrooms The plan covers an all new entrance glass doors tile walls ceilings and lighting plus floors and stair tread repairs Bids open August 15 with a hoped start by November 1 and a forward looking push for Better facilities for Butte residents.
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Butte
YMCA
Ymca Board of Directors
Eddie Thomas
R. G. Kreeze
Ymca Developments Committee
Four Persons Slain in Oklahoma Case Shifts to Suspect
Purcell Oklahoma officers captured 27 year old Richard Henry Dare after a lengthy search by over 100 officers bloodhounds and highway patrol planes. Autopsies showed Patricia Dare 23 her father Ted Albert 60 and his wife Virgie 58 and Patricia's nephew William McCormick 17 killed by beating strangulation and gunshot wounds in a quadruple murder likely occurring Friday night. Dare was being taken to the county jail in Oklahoma City for questioning.
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Oklahoma
Purcell
Okla
Richard Henry Dare
Oklahoma City
J. W. Buchanan
McClain County
Joe Huddleston
Dare
Buchanan
Brushland
Blanchard
Patricia Dare
Ted Albert
Virgie
Hilton Geer
Albert
McCormick
Orbie Carter
Oklahoma County
Bob Turner
Carter
C. C. Miller
Capri Church Steps Repainted To Curb Tourists
In Capri Italy the Church of Santo Stefano faced crowds spilling onto its steps. After spraying with water failed, the mayor and pastor painted a white central lane on the steps. Loungers may sit on the sides but the middle is reserved for churchgoers returning to prayer.
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Capri
Italy
Isle of
Piazzetta
Santo Stefano
Cuban delegates gift machetes to Latin American Youth Congress
In Havana delegates to a Latin American Youth Congress presented visiting foreign delegates with machetes used for sugar cane cutting as souvenirs of the Castro revolution. One Cuban delegate noted some machetes were manufactured in Communist Czechoslovakia.
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Havana
Latin-American Youth Congress
Czechoslovakia
Cherny wins three cups in Canadian oldtime fiddlers contest
In Shelburne Ontario Al Cherny a 27 year old fiddler from Wingham Ontario won three major trophies at the Canadian oldtime fiddlers contest held Saturday night.
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Shelburne, Ont
al Cherny
Wingham
Ont
U.S. Warns Castro Regime Becoming Dictatorial
The United States publicly states Cuba under Fidel Castro is rapidly becoming a dictatorial state controlled by the Communist party. A 78 page memorandum to the Inter-American Peace Committee cites growing Soviet ties and human rights violations as the core concerns driving hemispheric solidarity.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Inter-American Peace Committee
State Department
U.S
Communist Party
Americas
Soviet Union
United Front
San Jose
Costa Rica
Peace Committee
Organization of American States
Unidentified woman found under Helena train yard locomotive
The mangled body of a woman 35 to 40, weighing 130 to 135 pounds with dark brown hair and blue gray eyes was pulled from under an NP freight train at the Helena yards. Engineer W A Stalcup stopped the train after spotting the figure between the rails at 9 10 a m. Coroner Dave Middleman reported no identification recovered.
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Helena
Northern Pacific
W. A. Stalcup
Livingston
Stalcup
Lewis and Clark County
Dave Middleman
Montana Weather and a Fateful Encounter With a Train
Partly cloudy conditions and a warming trend forecast for Montana east and west through Tuesday with 70s to 80s highs. A woman matching a victim description was found near railway tracks. items including a 50 cent piece and a Mon tana Cow Boys Association application were recovered. A pathologist suggested the woman may have previously given birth. fingerprints sent to the FBI for identification.
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Montana
Montana Cow Boys Association
Middlemas
Middiemas
Alfred Mues
Helena
Helena Great Falls
Mues
North Dakota
FBI
Washington D. C
Admiral discounts Soviet sub claim of ballistic missiles
Washington AP reports Rear Adm. William F. Raborn Jr. said the United States sees no Soviet Polaris type submarines capable of firing missiles and that the US is two to three years ahead in nuclear submarine development. Naval intelligence notes subs with limited ranges but Polaris rockets reach 1350 miles.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Hudson’s Bay
William F. Raborn Jr
Top Salesmen Boost Profit with 75 Percent Sellers
A Sales Management survey shows 25 percent of a company's salesmen produce 75 percent of sales. The ad urges hiring the town's top salesman to boost profits, touts 24 hour classified reach, and provides a contact number 5451 for placing an ad. includes a TEAR DROP CAMP TRAILER for sale in good condition with a phone listing 20000 after 6 pm.
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Sales Management Magazine
Standard Post
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