United States Promotes Alliance for Progress in Latin America
At the Inter-American Conference in Punta del Este Uruguay Secretary Douglas Dillon urged Latin American nations to commit to a bold development program under Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. The plan envisions long term loans at low or zero interest, with billions in grants, to raise living standards and literacy while appealing for cooperation against Communist influence. Cuba's Ernesto Guevara led a walkout by the Cuban delegation.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
Latin America
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Cuba
Ernesto Guevara
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
U. S
Soviet Union
South Atlantic
Montevideo
Five Die In Titan Missile Silo Door Accident
In Denver area, a 57 ton steel and concrete door of a Titan missile complex silo collapsed during maintenance, killing at least five workers and injuring eight. Three bodies recovered. two remain trapped. Killers believed Morrison-Knudson & Associates employees. Rescue efforts continued four hours after the incident.
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Denver
Air Force
Morrison-Knudson & Associates
Silas C Dishno Dies at 103 in Missoula Montana
Silas C Dishno, a Montana rancher born in northern Michigan, died at age 103 in Missoula after moving there 17 years ago. He settled in Bannack and worked as a bull whacker in the Big Hole Valley, ranching on a large 5,000 acre spread before retirement in Mis soula.
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Missoula
Silas C. Dishno
Essex
N.Y
Montana
Michigan
Big Hole Valley
Bannack
Montana Territory
Salt Lake City
Big Hole
Nationalist China Votes Retire Over 115000 Service Members
More than 115000 servicemen in Nationalist China's armed forces had retired by June due to age disability or other reasons.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Bearden duo indicted in El Paso jet hijacking case
A federal grand jury charged Leon Bearden and his 16 year old son Cody with conspiracy to kidnap and other offenses in the hijacking of Continental Airlines Flight 54 near El Paso. They allegedly seized the plane over New Mexico, aimed for Havana, refueled in El Paso, and held the crew and passengers at gunpoint for about 10 hours before police subdued them.
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EL Paso
Tex
Leon Bearden
Cody
U.S
Bearden
Beardens
Coolidge
Continental Airlines
Karl
Bob Schmidt
New Mexico
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
Beaverhead County Man Shot During Family Quarrel
James Oren Selby, 45, of Centennial Valley is hospitalized in fair, possibly paralyzed condition after being shot by his father Fay Selby, 68, at Elk Lodge near Elk Lake. Authorities say the elder admitted the shooting claiming to stop Selby from assaulting two women. the mother and wife dispute intent, calling it accidental. Co-owners of the lodge, the Selbys operated the Elk Lodge residence adjoining the main lodge room at about 130 this Monday morning. sheriff notes an all night quarrel. No charges filed and the father was not taken into custody.
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James Oren Selby
Centennial Valley
Beaverhead County
Fay
Butte
St. James Hospital
Elk Lodge
Elk Lake
Monida
Beaverhead
Lloyd Thomas
Selby
Fay Selby
Chloe
Mark Sullivan
Silver Bow
Sullivan
Carl M. Davis
Selbys
9000 Acre Fire Rages Near Philipsburg
An all out attack on a 9 000 acre fire in the Bitterroot Forest 40 miles southwest of Philipsburg mobilized 625 men. Fire crews from Deer Lodge Forest fire control officer Fred Mass reported 400 on Monday with 225 more to arrive Tuesday plus six bulldozers and a 25 man crew from Deer Lodge under Ranger Floyd Williams. A base camp was set at Frog Pond and a low wind aided efforts as the blaze burned eastward toward the Bitterroot Rock Creek Divide. No new fires were reported and rapid reporting was urged for any spotting.
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Bitterroot
Philipsburg
Fred Mass
Deer Lodge
Mass
Floyd Williams
Frog Pond
Rock Creek
Montana Weather: East and West Fair with Warm Temps
The bulletin forecast fair conditions for Montana east and west on Tuesday and Wednesday with slightly warmer readings in the west on Tuesday. Highs are 85 to 95 degrees both days, while Tuesday night lows range from 50 to 60 in the east and 45 to 55 in the west. The table notes maxima cover 12 hours and minima 18 hours ending at 5 p.m. MST on Monday.
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Montana
Harbor Basin Plan in Bremen Shaped by Long Plastic Roof
A Bremen group of architects unveils a harbor basin design covered by a nearly mile long plastic roof. The enclosed port would enable weatherproof loading and unloading and remove the need for quayside warehouses.
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Bremen
Germany
Smeltermen Day Observed With Park Activities
ANACONDA Smeltermen's Day will close stores and offices Tuesday. The Mill and Smeltermen's Union give treats at Washoe Park from 10 a.m. to noon, with a children’s sports program from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Prizes go to top three finishers. Jokers and Cubs play junior baseball at 2 p.m. The day ends with a Teen dance at the Youth Center. No parade or picnic is planned.
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Anaconda
Israel Bolovia pacts ratified for culture and aid
Israel's Cabinet approved two agreements with Bolivia one on cultural relations and a second on technical assistance marking Israel's first aid pact with a South American nation.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Bolivia
Titov Completes 25 Hour Soviet Spaceflight Around Earth
Maj. Gherman Titov, 26, returns from a 25 hour orbit of the globe in Vostok II, covering about 435,000 miles in 17 orbits. He reports feeling fine after eating, sleeping, and piloting the craft while Moscow hails the feat as a step toward moon voyages.
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Moscow
Gherman Stepanovich Titov
Soviet Union
Air Force
Khrushchev
Titov
Vostok II
Tass
Moscow Radio
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Khrushchev presses talks on Berlin as U S crisis deepens
Premier Khrushchev warned Western powers of a dangerous brink over Berlin and said he may mobilize reserves and move more Soviet divisions to the western front in Germany. He urged negotiations while denying want of trouble, calling for honest talks and restraint.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
Europe
Kennedy
Nutter and Experts Map Montana Fire Control Plan
Gov. Donald G. Nutter convened a Monday session with Forest Service and state officials to outline duties for fire control agencies when wildfires threaten private land. Federal limits on spending for non federal land blazes were discussed alongside state authority to protect timber land and organize county response.
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Donald G. Nutter
Gareth Moon
Missoula
State Forestry Department
Montana State Board of Forestry
Montana
Continental Divide
Helena
Domitrovich of Anaconda Dies in Kansas City
Joseph F Krony Domitrovich 61 died suddenly in Kansas City Missouri while attending the Metal Trades union annual meeting. He was born March 3 1900 in Anaconda and was an officer in the local pipe fitters union. He leaves a wife Evelyn two daughters Joan and Sharon a son Stanley Morrow and multiple siblings and in laws. The body rests at the funeral home.
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Anaconda
Joseph F
Krony) Domitrovich
Kansas City
Metal Trades Union
Pipefitters
Antone Domitrovich
Woodmen of the World
Pipefitters’ Union
St. Peter Church
Evelyn
Joan Domitrovich
Butte
Sharon Gerbich
Stanley Morrow
Air Force
Texas
Nichols Sestrich
Amelia Stergar
Patrick Harrington
Anthony Domitrovich
Spokane
Frank Domitrovich
Rudy Domitrovich
Michael Domitrovich
President Signs State Grain Bill
In Helena AP report President John F Kennedy signed an emergency feed grain bill. The measure allows farmers in Montana disaster designated counties to buy feed grain at 75 percent of the support price. Senator Lee Metcalf announced Commodity Credit feed grain would be sold under the program.
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Helena
John F. Kennedy
Montana
Lee Metcalf
Judge Rejects Plea In Auto Theft Case Over Competence
Federal Judge W D Murray refused to accept Frank Edmond Davis s guilty plea in a stolen vehicle case citing his use of phenobarbital and emotional state. The case was continued until Tuesday for an examining physician to report on Davis s mental competence. Davis admitted theft of an Aberdeen Washington auto on January 8 and was later captured in Missoula after a prior petty larceny conviction. Robert T O Leary led the government in the session.
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W. D. Murray
Frank Edmond Davis
Helmville
U.S
Murray
Davis
Aberdeen
Wash
St. Regis
Missoula
C. J. Hansen
Hansen
Robert T. O'Leary
Silver Bow Receives Federal Aid for Airport Projects
Silver Bow County received two FAA checks totaling 135 111 77 from Los Angeles offices. A 120 074 74 payment completes government participation in a completed airport project with runways and resurfacing, while 15 037 03 goes toward the current 264 872 terminal building project. The county notes 16 percent of the new terminal is done and cites contracts with Cahill Mooney Construction Reardon Plumbing Brilliant Neon, plus a July work payment of 14 994. The airport, taken from Butte in 1957, is under the county airport commission without local bonds.
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Silver Bow County
Federal Aviation Agency
Los Angeles
Frank Gersh
Gene Daly
Elizabeth Gerry
Cahill-Mooney Construction Co
Norman J. Hamill
Tors
Reardon Plumbing and Heating Co
Brilliant Neon
Butte
Daly
Gersh
Willis Gerry
Fireworks Stand Burned in Butte Fire on East Mercury
Butte firefighters were dispatched Monday night at 10 30 to the 1200 block of East Mercury where a vacant Fourth of July fireworks stand burned to the ground. A delayed action fuse is suspected.
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Butte
East Mercury
Two East Germans Swim to West Berlin at Night
Two 22 year old East German mechanics swam a lake to reach West Berlin during the night wearing only trunks. The refugees crossed the border seeking freedom. The escape underscores ongoing tension at the border.
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Berlin
East
West Berlin
Butte Boy 8 Hit By Auto In Hit and Run
Eight year old Larry Perkcich was admitted to Silver Bow General Hospital after a hit and run incident in the 2000 block on Walnut. Deputies said injuries were not yet known but he was under observation and resting. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Walter Pericich of 1944 Walnut.
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Larry Perkcich
Silver Bow General Hospital
Walnut
Walter Pericich
Nkrumah to Visit Reds Tokyo in August
Ghana's President Kwame Nkrumah plans an Aug. 14 to 19 visit to Red China, Peiping's news agency announced, signaling a diplomatic trip to Beijing during the period.
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Nkrumah
Tokyo
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
China
Peiping
News Agen
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