Greeks Turks on Brink of War as U N Seeks Cease Fire
United Nations Security Council discussed a worsening Cyprus crisis after Cyprus Ambassador Zenon Rossides said Turkish invasion fleet neared Cyprus within 15 miles before turning back. Greek Cypriots reported 24 dead and 200 wounded from daylong Turkish air attacks, while Ankara denied any invasion plans.
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Zenon Rossides
U.N. Security Council
Rossides
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Cil
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Ankara
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United Nations Security Council
New York
U.S
George Papandreou
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Nicosia
United States
Ismet Inonu
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Greece
Turkey
NATO
Security Council
U.N
Kodendera Subayya Thimayya
Inonu
Memorial Chapel Rising in Montana Ghost Town
A memorial chapel named St Timothy Chapel is being built at Southern Cross near Georgetown Lake to honor Timothy Dillon Bowman. The United Presbyterian Church will host non denominational services with a 100 seat nave and a 100 person fellowship hall. The project involves notable locals from Georgetown Lake Sterling and Anaconda and features native stone, stained glass, carillons and a phoenix created center window. Construction by Eck Construction Co. of Anaconda and design by Norman J. Hamill and Associates aims for completion this fall with dedication in July 1965.
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Southern Cross
US. 10-A
Georgetown Lake
John W. Bowman
Sterling, Ill
Timothy Dillon Bowman
St. Timothy
United Presbyterian Church
Georgtown
Pindar Mountain
Christ
Phoenix
Ariz
Norman J. Hamill and
Cyprus Crisis Threat to Western Alliance
Joseph W Grigg warns the Cyprus crisis threatens the Western alliance and world peace on par with Viet Nam. He notes Greece and Turkey, NATO members, possess sizable armed forces and form NATO's southern flank. A war between them could fracture the alliance and risk wider conflict.
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Joseph W. Grigg
Paris
UPI
Viet Nam
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Turkey
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Caucasus Mountains
Europe
United Nations
Ancient Coin Machine To Aid Denver Minting Effort
Nevada State Museum will ship its 86 year old coin press to Denver to support minting silver dollars. Curator Clark Guild notes demand is high after Mint Director Eva Adams requested the loan on condition the press works. The six ton press, built in Nevada, operated 1878 to 1893, later moved to Philadelphia and San Francisco before now. Congress authorized 45 million silver dollars for minting, first since 1935.
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Nevada State Museum
Denver
Clark Guild
Eva Adams
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Congress
Montana Legislative Council Recommends Measures for 1965 Session
The Montana Legislative Council unveils 10 to 25 proposed laws and at least one constitutional amendment after two years of study on eight assignments. Chairman Sen. William A. Groff leads 12 legislators as the council nears final reports ahead of the January 1965 opening of the legislature.
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Montana Legislative Council
Helena
Eugene C. Tidball
William A. Groff
Tidball
Legislative Council
Heritage of Faith program unites Butte faiths Sunday night
In Butte Montana area residents will gather at Naranche Memorial Stadium at 7 p m for Heritage of Faith Day an interdenominational service lasting about one hour The program features prayers hymns organ music and a combined church choir invocation by Harold Pitts benediction by Rabbi Gerald Kaplan and principal addresses by Rev Charles Nowlen and Rev Edward McGowan Wallace Blackhurst Rabbi Kaplan Rev Leon Furrh Very Rev Dosetei Obradovich and Rev John Bauer present historical sketches of Butte religious groups and leaders from multiple faiths
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Montana
Magicland Area
Naranche Memorial Stadium
Butte
Harold Pitts
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Gerald Kaplan
Congregation
B’nai Israel
Charles Nowlen
Mountain View Methodist Church
Edward McGowan
St. Joseph Children’s Home
Helena
Tom Gow
Wallace Blackhurst
East Ward
Church of Jesus
Montana Story Rehearsal Set At Naranche Stadium
The Montana Story prepares a polish up dress rehearsal in Naranche Memorial Stadium tonight at 8 after Religious Heritage Day. The show opens Monday night at 9 30 in the stadium.
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Montana
Naranche Memorial Stadium
Traffic Toll Climbs to 143 in Montana
Montana traffic deaths rose to 143 after two more lives were added Saturday. Victims include 19 year old David Lee Butler of Belgrade and 3 year old Robert O Harrison of Lewiston, with 14 month old Victor Wabaunsee killed in a separate crash near Bozeman. Butler died after his jeep left U S Highway 10 and struck a concrete siphon near Bozeman. Butler was a Red Lodge High School 1963 graduate active in FFA events.
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Associated Press
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Air Force
David Lee Butler
Belgrade
Robert O. Harrison
Lewistown
Victor Wabaunsee
Robert
Great Falls
Young Butler
U.S. Highway 10
Bozeman
Alexander Schmal
Butler
Floyd D. Butler
Red Lodge High School
Future Farmers of America
Khrushchev Condemns U S Air Raids On North Vietnam
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev denounces U S air raids in North Vietnam in a Izvestia broadcast. He warns that war would bring the death of capitalism and urges restraint while signaling readiness to defend socialist states if imperialists attack.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
U.S
North Viet Nam
North Caucasus
Khrushchev
Izvestia
Soviet Union
United States
Weather Outlook East and West of Divide
East of Divide shows partly cloudy days with widely scattered thundershowers late Sunday and Monday. Highs 85 to 100, lows 48 to 58. West of Divide, partly cloudy with afternoon or evening thundershowers. highs 82 to 92, lows unspecified. Table notes 12 hour maximums and 24 hour precipitation through 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Divide
Anaconda Smeltermen Enjoy Resumption of Annual Outing
Smeltermen resumed their annual holiday at Washoe Park Anaconda with an enthusiastic crowd. The day featured youth oriented events including treats lunches races and dances. Notable attendees included Rep Ed Johnson Frank McGee Tom Hughes Owen McNally Tom Dickson Louis Forsell Atty Gen Forrest Anderson and Mayor Joseph Calnan. Winners span multiple age groups in sprint races sack races and field events with Kathy Strong and Bill Hill among top finishers.
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Washoe Park
Anaconda
Ed Johnson
Frank McGee
Tom Hughes
Owen McNally
Tom Dickson
Louis Forsell
Atty
Forrest Anderson
Joseph F. Calnan
Henry Stopplecamp
Birch
Laura Sanger
Gerald Forkan
Shirley Sanger
Larry Ryd
Jo Ann Davis
Tom Matosich
Lucille Brennan
Bill Hill
Kathy Strong
Kathleen Francisco
Jim DeWaters
Tom Jackson
Jim Goforth
Curt Brown
Paul Sager
Claudette Friez
Debra Davis
Well Known Powell Woman Taken by Death
Lorraine Graeter McCalman, 45, of Deer Lodge, wife of Malcolm MacCalman, longtime attorney, died in a Missoula hospital after living in Argenta and Deer Lodge. Born August 20, 1918 in Anaconda, she graduated from Powell County High School in 1963 and earned art training at Montana State College in 1940, winning a Parsons scholarship and studying in New York City before war altered her plans to study in Paris. She later held roles with House Beautiful Magazine and Cue Magazine.
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Deer Lodge
Lorraine (Graeter) McCalman
Malcolm MacCalman
Missoula
Anaconda
Argenta
Powell County High School
Montana State College
Paris
House Beautiful Magazine
Cue Magazine
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Leon Furrh
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