Congo Crisis Looms as U N Chief Warns of World War
Dag Hammarskjold told the 11 nation Security Council that failure to pull Belgian troops from Congo and admit U N forces into Katanga could spark a world war. He backed a Tunisian-Ceylonese resolution demanding Belgian withdrawal and rejected a Soviet insistence to shoot their way into Katanga.
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United Nations, N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
U.N
Katanga
Security Council
United States
U. N
Belgium
Hammarskjold
Council
Kuznetsov
Congo Republic
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Lodge
Pierre Vigny
African Republic
Soviet Union
Ghana
Guinea
OAS Votes to Review Hemisphere Subversive Acts
The Organization of American States approved a four point agenda for its ministerial conference in San Jose, Costa Rica, to study subversive activities in the hemisphere with Cuba objecting to a joint defense against U S aggression and the United States denouncing Cuba’s seizures of remaining U S investments. The vote was 20 to 1 with Cuba the sole objector. Raul Castro’s welcome of Russian aid and Cuba’s property seizures were noted but not directly referenced in the agenda.
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Washinton
Organization of American States
Cuba
Hemisphere
United States
U.S
OAS Council
San Jose
Costa Rica
Caribbean
Ments
Raul Castro
County Coroner Postpones McEwen Inquest
Coroner Andy Aleksich postponed the inquest into Shari McEwen 16 scheduled for Thursday at 10 a.m. after a conference with county authorities citing new developments needing time to process. No arrest has been made.
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Andy _ Aleksich
Shari McEwen
Aleksich
Miss McEwen
Bruhn
Montana Board names Russell Barthell executive secretary
The Montana Board of Education named Russell W. Barthell 51 as executive secretary of the Regents of the University of Montana at a salary of 16500 dollars annually. Barthell starts Oct 1 and Dorothy Green will assist after his arrival, possibly through the January legislative session. Green has led the post about 14 years and earns about half Barthell’s proposed salary. Barthell, with UC system experience, will coordinate with presidents and faculty across six units and guide statewide university oversight. He has been assistant to the chancellor and lecturer in political science at UCLA since 1958, after 12 years as administrative assistant in California.
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Barthell
University of California
Regents
Utah
California
Los Angeles
Rehabilitation Funds Okayed by Montana Board of Education
The State Board of Education approved a 1961–63 biannual budget of 369,270 for the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. Of this, 135,000 is state money with the rest federal. The plan, submitted for legislative approval in January, increases state funding by 50 percent over last year to expand services and reach more eligible individuals.
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Lockwood
City Budget Wins Final Approval Despite Protests
The 1960 61 city budget totals 1 941 168 97 with no change to the 49 95 mill levy. Two aldermen opposed adoption while J D Flynn was absent and $360 for a coin sorter and 2700 for Civil Defense were added. Sodja protested earmarks and noon library hours as potential savings.
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J. D. Flynn
Pete Evankovich
Pete Sodja
Sodia
St. James Community Hospital
Kenwood
Kitty Lou Park
Two Arlee Men and Jordan Boy Die in Montana Traffic Crashes
The Montana toll rose to 127 with the deaths of Arlee residents James Clarkson Rentfro 44 and Jerry F Morin 23 in a two car head on collision near Ravalli and Jordan teen Robert John Mihalek 16 killed when his car left Route 22 near Jordan. Authorities cite sleep fatigue for Mihalek and note no inquest. Other weekend fatalities include Samuel Mahan 24 Pompeys Pillar and Eddie Kroeger 29 Belfield North Dakota.
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Montana
Arlee
Jordan
James Clarkson Rentfro
Jerry F. Morin
Polson Hospital
Ravalli
Robert John Mihalek
John Mihalek
Route 22
Charles Langwin
Michalek
Mihalek
Lake County
Bill Graham
Rentfro
Morin
Samuel Harvey Mahan
Pompey’s Pillar
Eddie Duane Kroeger
Belfield
N. D
Man Confesses to Killing Four in Oklahoma City
Slim and soft spoken Richard Henry Dare told investigators how he killed his estranged wife Patricia Albert her parents Ted Albert and Virgie Albert and nephew William McCormick in a seven hour span near Oklahoma City. He was charged with four murders and arraigned with a preliminary hearing set for August 23.
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Oklahoma City
Richard Henry Dare
Dare
Bill Mounger
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Cavnar
Guy Secor
Secor
Here
Patricia
Ted H. Albert
Virgie
William McCormick
Alberts
Albert
Young McCormick
Dave
McCormick
Etna Eruption Shakes Sicilian Villages
Mt Etna erupted again Monday sending a blast that shook villages 20 miles away. The volcano has displayed unusual activity for three weeks, with ashes and dust ruining crops but no danger to eastern Sicilian villages.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Anaconda Grows Utah Land Holdings for Copper Search
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. has acquired 12 square miles of Milford area leases in southwestern Utah and plans to test copper deposits. The deal, valued in the several million dollars, follows options from Cerro Verde Mining Co. and involvement from Norman Rogers, Rod Dixon, and others in Salt Lake City and Butte.
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Salt Lake City
Itthony Bogdanich
Salt
Lake City
Anaconda Co
Milford
Utah
San Francisco
Salt Lake Tribune
Anaconda
Cerro Verde Mining Co
Norman Rogers
Butte, Mont
Rod Dixon
Anaconda Posts Drop in Six-Month Income in 1960
Clyde E. Weed, chairman of the Anaconda Co., reported that for the first half of 1960 the consolidated net income, subject to audit, was 27.15 million dollars or 2.53 per share, down from 34.65 million dollars or 3.23 per share in 1959 and 10.75 million dollars or 1.00 per share in 1958. He cited domestic strike impact and Andes Copper shutdown in May, plus lower fabricated metal prices from competition, as reasons, but said copper prices remain stable at 33 cents per pound for nine months and demand in Europe stays strong amid stable prices.
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New York
Clyde E. Weed
The
Anaconda Co
Weed
Andes Copper Mining Co
Africa
Butte Store Clerks Remain on Job After Union Meeting
Members of the textile division of the Butte Clerks International union held a large Monday night meeting at Miners Union Hall amid ongoing wage talks with employers. Officials declined to issue a statement but confirmed clerks would work today as negotiations continue since last March.
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Butte Clerks Union, International
Miners Union Hall
Indiana Husband Seeks Divorce and Restraining Order
Clarence Edwards, 19, filed for divorce in Marion Circuit Court on Monday claiming his wife Carol has a high and ungovernable temper. He alleges she has inflicted wounds on him, throws objects, breaks windows, is insanely jealous, and keeps unhousebroken dogs in the home.
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Indianapolis
Clarence Edwards
Marion Circuit Court
Carol
Edwards
First Dime Novel Published in New York
Brief note recalls the 19th century dime novel Malaeska the Indian Wife of the White Hunter. Standard Post Classified Ads promote daily bargains and urge savings through Want Ads. Result ad lists a new fir planed product 2x48, 8 long, priced at 5c each with Paxson contact.
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N.Y
Malaeska
Standard Post
Typhoon Trix Haunts Red China After Strike
Typhoon Trix battered near Foochow and Formosa with 115 mph winds. Four Formosan deaths reported and 16 Ryukyuan fishermen missing from the Daisan Shingyopu Maru. Air forecasters warned Trix would move toward interior China near Hong Kong within a day. Police tallies list three Okinawans dead in Taipei area and one at Hsinchu.
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Taipei
Formosa
Trix
Red China
U.S. Air Force
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Foochow
Fukien
Pacific
Okinawa
Miyako Islands
U.S
East China Sea
Naha
Hsinchu
United States Donates 3.2 Million for UN Emergency Force
United States makes a voluntary contribution of 3.2 million dollars for this year’s upkeep of the UN Emergency Force. The U S has contributed 43 million dollars since the force began in 1956.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N
Montana Weather Forecast East and West Regions
Montana forecast calls for fair skies with a warming trend. East region highs Tuesday 75 to 85 with Tuesday night lows 45 to 60 and Wednesday highs 80 to 90. West region sees fair conditions with Tuesday night lows 45 to 55 and Wednesday highs 80 to 95.
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Montana
Eisenhower urges Congress to act on broad 1960 agenda
President Eisenhower asked Congress to push a wide set of proposals including foreign aid, civil rights, a farm bill, and medical care for the aged. He urged lawmakers to stay on the job until finished and outlined actions to strengthen U.S. military power, while Democrats accused him of stealing their party platform.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Harry S. Truman
Tom Eisenhower
Republicans Move to Force Quick Civil Rights Vote in Senate
Republicans aim to trigger an early test vote on Eisenhower civil rights recommendations by introducing a bill and seeking to place it on the Senate calendar without committee referral. Dirksen predicts a bid to bypass the Judiciary Committee, while Southern Democrats and Sen. Russell pledge to block action.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate Judiciary Committee
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Laotian Army Reported Coup in Vientiane Capital
Reports from Bangkok state that Laotian army elements staged a coup and took over in Vientiane, the capital. Officials could not immediately confirm, and the Vientiane airfield was reported closed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Vientiane
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Bellflower
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Julia
Los Angeles Orthopedic Hospital
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Butte
Vern Griffith
Jordan Boy
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Man
Utah Land
Montana Weather
Montana High
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Butteraawesenescence Cut Bank
Dillon Scsroaseters
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Wenertenses
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Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
Yellowstone
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Richard M. Nixon
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