Anaconda Officers See Low Mood Recede Hope for Brighter Times
Anaconda Company leaders Clyde E. Weed and Charles M. Brinckerhoff told a Silver Bow Ballroom dinner audience veteran employees that the United States is emerging from a low mood. Weed cited reaching the bottom two months ago and anticipated improvement by winter or early 1959 barring a major auto strike. Brinckerhoff, visiting Butte, praised mining prospects and pledged patience as technical challenges at Butte are addressed. The event honored long-serving employees with pins. other dignitaries attended.
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Anaconda Company
Clyde E. Weed
Charles M. Brinckerhoff
United States
Silver Bow
Mr. Weed
Mr. Brinckerhoff
Butte
Vincent D. Perry
Anaconda Properties
Montana
New York
Chester H. Steele
Western Operations
Weed
Brinckerhoff
Perry
Richard S. Newlin
Greene Cananea Copper Company
John M. Hoffman
Newlin
Reno H. Sales
Butte Hill
Charles B. Kettering
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
Arizona
Edward I. Renouard
Anaconda
James R. Hobbins
Harold Hoover
Cornelius F. Kelley
Roy H. Glover
Columbia University School of Mining
Inspiration Company
Chile
Butte Adopts City Budget of 1 645 092 61 for 1958 59
The Butte city budget of 1 645 092 61 for fiscal 1958 59 won final adoption Monday night with all 16 councilmen present. The 46 30 mill levy raises nearly 100 000 less than last year while funding street lighting hydrant rent and a special fund. Mayor W P Donnelly praised the council for the work on the budget.
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W. P. Donnelly
Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee
Paul Holenstein
William Renouard
Alex McDonald
Donnelly
County Levy Is Up Six Mills
Silver Bow County adopts a 53.746 mill levy for all county purposes for 1958-59 up from 47 mills in 1957-58 due to tax valuation drop from 37.92 million to 31.10 million. The county budget totals 2.0417 million, slightly below last year, with school levy still to be set for School District No. 1. commissioners anticipate an announcement in a few days. Mill allocations by fund include general 20, poor 10, bridge 0.75, library 0.5, retirement 0.75, ag agent 0.33, Civic Center bond 2.25, Civic Center operation 1, airport 2, hospital bond 7.5, reclassification 0.5, planning 0.166, garbage 5, road 3.
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Silver Bow
Board of Commissioners
Gene Daly
Daly
Civic Center
County Planning Board
Six Hospitalized In Two Car Headon Collision
Six people were admitted to hospitals after a near head on crash on the Ramsay cutoff of U S Highway 10 Monday evening. William Williams and his wife Mary were taken to Community Memorial and the county hospital with multiple injuries. Werner Wahler and his wife Matilda were hospitalized for a broken collarbone a concussion and other injuries. Passengers Marvine Hanson and son Wayne were treated for injuries, with Donald Hanson and Dale Hanson also listed as injured or uninjured. Investigating officers cited the Williams car swerved to pass a truck and struck the Wahler vehicle head on.
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Headon
Ramsay
U. S. Highway 10
William Williams
S. Montana
Community Memorial Hospital
Mary
Community Memorial
Werner Wahler
Glenville
Minn
Matilda
Wahler
Marvine Hanson
Des Moines
Iowa
Wayne
Donald Hanson
Dale Hanson
Hanson
al Vanek
Art Ellis
Nevada
Bruce Mason
Locust
Williams
Northern Pacific
Vanek
Thomas Joseph
Anaconda
Maurice Barry
Don Miller
Auto Facts Record on Multiple Car Ownership Growth
The report notes 16.9 percent of households now own more than one car, up from under seven percent a decade ago. It advises checking want ads before buying, highlighting them as the marketplace for cars.
Khrushchev Shifts Blame Over Summit Torpedoing
Nikita Khrushchev on Monday tried to pin responsibility on the United States and Britain for torpedoing a summit conference. He urged the U N General Assembly to act, hoping an emergency session starting Wednesday would pave the way for a conference of leading nations to address the Middle East crisis.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Khrushchev
General Assembly
Security Council
Russia
Macmillan
Sweden
Greece
Cairo
al Ahram
Midcle
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
France
U.N
America
Near
Asians and Africans Back Russ on Yank Withdrawal
Asian and African nations reportedly back Soviet demands for U S and British forces to withdraw from Lebanon and Jordan as a prelude to a Middle East settlement. The talks at the United Nations involve Gromyko, Lall, and Lodge as Eisenhower weighs a broad plan for stability in the region.
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United Nations
United States
Lebanon
Jordan
Middle East
Andrei A. Gromyko
Arthur S. Lall
Lall
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Washington
Dulles
Middles
U. N
Eisenhower
Emergency Assembly
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Top Arab Soldier Sees Nationalism Shake Nuclear Powers
Damascus Syria AP reports United Arab Republics top soldier Field Marshal Abdul Hakim Amer told Syrian unit officers that Arab nationalism has shaken the atomic and hydrogen bomb powers and cannot be fought by arms. He is vice president and commander in chief of UAR armed forces.
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Damascus
Syria
United Arab Republic
Abdul Hakim Amer
UAR
Murphy to Return Home After Middle East Tour
Robert Murphy, Eisenhower’s special representative, wraps up a month abroad with a 90 minute briefing to French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville. Murphy departs for Washington Tuesday.
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Paris
Robert Murphy
Middle East
Europe
Eisenhower
Maurice Couve de Murville
Murphy
Washington
Montana Weather Outlook for Tuesday to Wednesday
Montana east will see mostly fair skies with partly cloudy intervals and isolated thundershowers in the afternoons and evenings mainly west. Highs 85 to 100, overnight lows 50 to 65. Montana west mostly fair with little change, highs 85 to 95, lows 50 to 60. table notes maxima cover 12 hours and minima 18 hours ending 5 pm MST Monday.
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Montana
United States Deepens Preemption Of Red China Quarantine Policy
The United States on Monday reaffirmed a 10 year stance not to recognize Red China as a quarantine authority. A 5000 word memorandum signed by Secretary of State Dulles was sent to 84 missions. It warns recognition would cripple Nationalist China and undermine United Nations authority by allowing Peiping influence and veto power in the Security Council.
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Washington
United States
Red China
Dulles
U. S
State Dept
Joseph W. Reap
San Francisco
Reap
United Nations General Assembly
China
Peiping
South Korea
Viet Nam
Far East
United Nations
U. N
Korea
U.N. Security Council
100 000 Could Be Idled by Truck Strike
The interstate trucking industry across 11 western states faced a shutdown ordered by the Teamsters in California's Central Valley. The stoppage, aimed at drivers with a $4.57 daily raise dispute, could idle about 100,000 workers within days as long-haul shipments stall and freight piles up at major terminals. Perishables and emergency supplies would still move while fuel shipments and other goods await resolution.
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San Francisco
California
Central Valley
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Kansas City
Denver
Salt Lake
Minneapolis
Amarillo
Teamster
Sacramento
Bakersfield
San Francisco Bay Area
Sacramento Council
Teamsters
Record Wheat Crop Seen For Montana
Helena Montana forecasts show a record winter wheat crop this year with total Montana wheat and barley valued at about 184 million dollars. The report notes 93 654 000 bushels of winter wheat planned for harvest and predicts barley at 43 686 000 bushels, with price shifts affecting total value. Durum and spring wheat also projected, with acreage and yield details by crop type and year comparisons.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Signal Is Forgotten in Erie Train Collision
A mail train failed to wait at Suffern station because a towerman forgot to signal, colliding head on with a passenger train carrying Manhattan-bound commuters near Sloatsbury New York. Five were killed and 35 injured. Towerman Frederick Roth, 38, said he misread orders and tried to radio signals but it was too late. No charges were filed.
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Sloatsburg
N. Y
UPI
Frederick Roth
Glen Rock
N. J
Erie Railroad
Roth
John F. Skahen
Rockland County
Suffern
New City
Max J. Moses
Moses
Crop Production Record Apparent
Washington predicts record crops for 1959 with total output at 113 percent of the 1947-49 average despite reduced plantings under federal controls. Wheat at 1.421 billion bushels, corn 3.487 billion, soybeans 535 million, barley 452 million, and fruit totaling a high level.
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Washington (Ap
Agriculture Dept
Mary Sabery 94 Pioneer Dies in California
Helena AP reports Montana Society of Pioneers member Mary Sabery died after a long illness at a Long Beach hospital. Born 1864 in Denver, she lived in Montana until the 1940s and is buried in California. Other society members noted include five oldest pioneers and 17 still living.
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Denver
Butte
Montana
Albert Moog
Yerba Linda
Calif
Crismas
Mary Boatman Townsend
Stevensville
Julia Allen Stock
Catherine Owens Weisner
Helena
Lucia Idaho Buckingham
Madison
Ohio
Henry B. Daems
Ennis
Society
Montana Territory
Social Security Hike Protested by Insurance Leaders
Representatives of the insurance industry opposed a 7 percent Social Security payments increase and higher payroll taxes as the Senate Finance Committee weighs the measure. House approval stood 375 to 2 on July 31, with Albert C. Adams of Philadelphia leading the National Association.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Albert C. Adams
Philadelphia
National Associa
Reciprocal Trade Extension Bill Heads to President
The Senate sent the four year reciprocal trade extension bill to President Eisenhower after a 72 to 18 vote. It authorizes up to a 20 percent tariff cut in exchange for foreign concessions on admitting U.S. goods. The measure ends a six month debate as Congress nears adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
U.S
Morday
Congress
House
Cordell Hull
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Free World
Officials Gambler Get Subpoenas
INDIANAPOLIS AP The Vigo County prosecutor and county clerk and a Terre Haute gambler were served subpoenas in a federal grand jury gambling probe. Jett Fee and Kotch were named. three others including may be Mayor Ralph Tucker and Police Chief Frank Riddle remain sought.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
John R. Jett
Vigo County
Catherine M. Fee
Harold J. Kotch
U.S
J. Dale Jordan
Ralph Tucker
Frank Riddle
Tucker
Riddle
Jett
Don A. Tabbert
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Geauga County
William Scheele
Cleveland Natural History Museum
Whiting
Nikita
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Max Harrelson
Montana Weather
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Coeree Enn
Belgrade
Wreenne
Broadus
E Butte
Wenee BR
Dillon
Wree
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre Se
Helena Ee
Kalispell Sea
Lewistown
I. Eeerere
Livingston Miles City
Missoula
W.yellowstone
Whitehall
Mary Sabery
Pioneer
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