Galloping Goose Service Stay Granted By ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a stay on its plan to discontinue two Great Northern passenger trains 235 and 236 between Great Falls and Butte. Montana officials filed a petition for reconsideration August 7, with a final decision pending. The action follows GN's 1959 request and a 1960 ICC hearing recommending the end of the 171 mile weekday route.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern Railway Co
Great Falls
Butte
ICC
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners
Montana Railway Commission
Helena
MRC
U.S. District Court
Cascade County Railway Employes Association
Traffic Death Toll Rises to 170 in Montana
Albert N. Nigey 66 of Helena dies in hospital from injuries after being struck on Last Chance Gulch July 26. Nigey long operated in Helena meat trade and worked as a sales representative for Great Falls firm. Survived by widow and three stepchildren.
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Helena
Montana
Albert N. Nigey
Nigey
Last Chance Gulch
Ales
Great Fills
John Fay
Ronan
Mike Fay
Berkeley
Calif
Anita Roinstad
Missoula
Kremlin to install air conditioning for party congress
Moscow reports the 6,000 seat Kremlin auditorium will have modern air conditioning for the Communist party's 22nd congress in October. Tass states the installation aims to ease heat for attendees.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Communist Party
Tass
Sleeping Child Fire Claims Three Firefighters
The Sleeping Child blaze in Montana Idaho wildland sequence killed three firefighters including Max Moffett 19 of Opportunity Spokane Whitworth College student. Sheriff coroner said cause of death undetermined while fellow crewmen noted he slept in his bag. The Northwest wildfire roared near Missoula as crews used convert bombers to drop retardant and air cargo to reach remote camps.
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Montana-Idaho
Max Moffett
Opportunity
Spokane
Wash
Moose Meadows
Mont
Whitworth College
John Cain
Moffett
Milton Laughlin
Twin Bridges
Corn Creek
Idaho
John Roberts
Missoula
Northwest
Continental Divide
Forest Service
Dance Variations Attract Visitors To Western Montana
Visitors from neighboring states and Canada will come to Butte for Western Montana's Round-O-Rama with dance workshops at the Columbia Gardens pavilion on Saturday and Sunday at 2 30 pm and an evening session Saturday at 9 pm at the National Guard Armory. An Elks Club workshop in Anaconda begins Friday at 9 pm with additional morning sessions and a Saturday outdoor picnic.
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Butte
Canada
Columbia Gardens
National Guard Armory
Elks Club
Anaconda
Boulder
Montana Saddle Clubs Association
Montana
RED Lodge
Livingston
Park County
Naconda
Buttrey’s
Butte Man Hurt In One Truck Crash Near Whitehall
Frank Eddy of 537 South Main suffered cuts and head injuries in a pickup crash four miles west of Whitehall at about 530 am. He was found conscious in fair condition at Silver Bow Hospital. State Patrol indicated he may have fallen asleep. the truck was demolished and a passerby extinguished a truck fire.
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Frank Eddy
S. Main
Silver Bow
Whitehall
Glen Stevens
Eddy
Stevens
Buffalo Gores Pineville Man in Yellowstone Park Visit
Roy Hansen of Pineville Kentucky was gored in the lower abdomen by a private buffalo at a fence while his wife and three children watched. He suffered a loss of hide and required stitches and is recovering at Mammoth Yellowstone National Park hospital with painful but not serious after effects.
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Mammoth
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park Hospital
Anaconda Merchants Reject Union Offer in Textile Clerks Strike
Anaconda Retail Merchants Association unanimously rejected a wage offer from the Retail Clerks Union amid a two month old textile clerks strike. Louis Ziman of the Federal Mediation Service chaired a two hour session at City Hall with both sides. the union offered 10 to 17 cents more per hour for one year or 35 cents for two years, which the merchants tabled at the Friday meeting as the mediator returned to Spokane.
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Anaconda
Retail Merchants Association
Retail Clerks Union
Louis Ziman
Federal Mediation Service
Spokane
Merchants Association and Clerks Union
John Mogus
Argentina Faces Short Revolt as Frondizi Denounces Hotheads
In Buenos Aires a small rebel band seized two downtown buildings to overthrow the government but President Frondizi declared the revolt a failure. He called the rebels hotheads and said the nation and armed forces remain united for legality and constitutional rule.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Government House
Frondizi
Butte Quiet Title Granted Amid State Objections
Judge T F Downey quieted the title for Patrick Rooney and Marjory Rooney to a Utah Street lot and two story brick building after overruling the State Board of Equalization objections. A decree ordered Treasurer Klemo to issue a confirmation deed and confirmed the Rooneys’ legal claim to the property from predecessors in interest.
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T. F. Downey
Patrick Rooney
Marjory Rooney
State Board of Equalization
Utah Street
State Board
Rooneys
Dan Fulton
T. E. Downey
John F. McCarthy
Jack C. Klemo
McCarthy
Stagecoach victim dies from hemorrhage in Montana accident
Post mortem finds 52 year old Ethel Victoria Gove of Phoenix died of internal hemorrhaging after a four horse stagecoach plunged 40 feet near Virginia City. 12 year old Gail Tognotti treated for a broken arm and later released. Sheriff reports 18 others escaped injury as coach driver Lester Stiles and passengers jumped clear.
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Virginia City
Ethel Victoria Gove
Phoenix
Ariz
Ronald Losee
Ennis
Gove
Gail Tognotti
A. G. Tognotti
Trail
B.C
Ennis Hospital
Madison County
Charles Raper
Losee
Charles H. Amos Dies at 78 After Brief Illness
Retired Butte businessman Charles H. Amos died Friday in a local hospital aged 78. Born in Kentucky in 1883, he moved to Butte in 1903, helped form Amos Brothers Inc., and served as VP. Survivors include brothers Henry and J C B Amos and relatives in California and Colorado. White's Funeral Home in charge.
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Charles H. Amos
Butte
Kentucky
Amos
Mutch & Young Co
E. Mercury
Amos Brothers, Inc
Henry Amos
Montana Retail Grocers Association
J. C. B. Amos
Los Angeles
George Amos
la Junta
Colo
Long Beach
Kennedy Confers On Berlin Crisis With Rusk
President Kennedy met with Secretary of State Rusk to review the Berlin crisis and East-West tensions. Rusk reported Western unity on Berlin and Kennedy planned further talks with Defense Chief McNamara, with Thompson to return from Moscow soon.
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Endre Marton
Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Cape Cod
Rusk
Europe
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Pierre Salinger
Hyannis Port
Mass
McNamara Rusk
Salinger
McNamara
Khrushchev
Moscow
East Germany
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Doomed Woman Granted Execution Stay
Elizabeth Ann Duncan, 57, convicted of hiring two men to kill her daughter in Ventura, was given a stay of execution by the U S Court of Appeals. The stay lasts pending arguments on whether newspaper publicity inflamed Ventura residents and influenced jurors. Her son Frank acts as her attorney.
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San Francisco
Elizabeth Ann Duncan
U.S. Court of Appeals
Ventura
Missile Complex Provides Jobs for 1 814 Persons
In Great Falls 1814 people work on the Minuteman Missile project with Fuller Webb as prime contractor and sub contractors. Army Corps notes work underway at most of 150 launch sites and 15 launch control centers with all but 10 active. Crews install cables linking silos to control centers and Malmstrom AFB. Ets Hokin Galvin Inc. holds an 8.7 million contract for cable work. Fuller Webb bid 61.77 million for prime contract.
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Great Falls
George A. Fuller
del E. Webb
Fuller-Webb Combine
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Missile Project
Lewistown
Frank E. Mehner
E. H. Ellis
West Great Falls
Maj. E. J. Fuller
Stanford
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Ets- Hokin & Galvin Inc
San Francisco
Khrushchev Plans Crimea Vacation This Weekend
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced a weekend trip to the Crimea and said he will be away from Moscow until the first week in September.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Crimea
Bill Introduced on Religious Racial Language Arousal Punishment
In New Delhi the government introduced a bill in Parliament making attempts to arouse religious racial linguistic or caste feelings punishable by up to three years in prison.
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New Delhi
India
Weekend Weather Outlook Across Montana
The forecast calls for fair skies in the east and west Montana regions through Sunday with isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers in the south. Highs range from 85 to 95 degrees with Saturday heat 88 to 90 in eastern areas and 85 to 95 in western Montana, and weekend lows mainly in the 40s and 50s.
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Montana
Snake found in milk prompts small court fine in England
A dairy company in REDHILL England was fined 50 pounds after a housewife found a 15 inch snake in the milk she poured. The incident underscores concerns over product safety and hygiene at the dairy producer.
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Redhill
England
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