Soviets Launch Second Vostok Flight in Orbit
UPI reports Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich completed multiple orbits aboard Vos tok III and Vostok IV. The two cosmonauts advanced the space race by surpassing prior records, traveling hundreds of thousands of miles in tandem and signaling possible moon missions from a space platform.
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Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
UPI
United States
Moscow Radio
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Nikolayev
Gherman Titov
Tass
Popovich
Russia
Tokyo
Japan Radio Waves Institute
Calcu
Palmer Lake
Colo
Carpenter
Congressional Space Ex
Kennedy decides against immediate tax cut plans
President Kennedy plans to address the nation about tax policy next week. He intends to pursue a 1963 congressional vote for a combined tax reduction and reform bill, despite mixed economic signals and divided adviser views.
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Washington
UPI
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Congress
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
David E. Bell
Arthur J. Goldberg
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Organized Labor
Huge Carrier Makes Debut in NATO Naval Exercise
The 86,000 ton USS Enterprise led about 40 Allied ships in an Atlantic test of naval power code named Riptide III. Exercise centers on Enterprise Forrestal Centaur Hermes alongside French Clemenceau and Clemen ceau directing anti submarine ops off Spain and Portugal.
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United Kingdom
Fashion a Noose A corral frees 28 horses at Walkerville Rodeo
A corral containing 60 horses at the Walkerville Rodeo was opened Sunday morning. Thirty six horses remained loose until deputies and volunteers recaptured them, but the show proceeded as scheduled.
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Walkerville
Bitter House clash over extended federal school aid for impacted districts
Democrats on the House Education and Labor Committee square off over a bill to extend and broaden federal school aid for impacted areas. The measure would extend the program for a year and ease big district eligibility to 35 000 students, aligning with smaller districts.
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Washington
UPI
House Education and Labor Committee
Margin rejection of Montana Power wage offer by IBEW
IBEW members in Montana on strike against Montana Power Co voted to reject the 1962 63 contract offer for a second time. The tally was reported as 161 to 147 with counts kept by secret ballot. Negotiators will regroup Monday at 9:30 AM to break the deadlock. Local 44 Business Manager George Goeckel cited the companys preferred 3.3 percent or 10 cents per hour hike as inadequate compared to neighboring utilities.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
Montana
Montana Power Co
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George Goeckel
Local 44
Goeckel
Power Company
United States
Montana Boys State opens with record 420 youths
Dillon Montana 16th annual session of Montana Boys State opens on Western Montana College campus. A record 420 Montana youths selected for leadership scholarship and character attend the nine day program. Governor Tim Babcock and other state officials will speak during the week as the Legion run event aims to foster understanding of government.
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James Battin
Arnold Olsen
Frank Murray
Edna Hinman
Forrest Anderson
Alex Stephenson
Montana Highway Patrol
Harriet Miller
One Man Sailboat Completes Pacific Crossing
San Francisco reports 23 year old Aenicni Horie sailed alone from Osaka in a 19 foot Mermaid. He left May 12 and was sighted July 24 about 1000 miles off the California coast by a merchant ship before entering San Francisco Bay.
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UPD
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San Francisco Bay
Osaka
Japan
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Horie
California
All Quiet Along Berlin Wall On Anniversary
On the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall East German troops reinforced by Russian forces stood ready in East Berlin as Western observers feared new Communist moves. At midnight only a silent protest by 20 West Berlin youths and a Russian jeep patrol marked the quiet border with no incidents reported.
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Berlin
UPI
East Berlin
Wall
West Berlin
Charlie
Butte Records Record Warm Sunday Heat
Sunday in Butte reached 88 degrees the summer season high, surpassing June 25’s 87. The prior summer’s top was 99 on August 5, with an all time high of 100. Forecast calls for a cooler 75 today.
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Butte
U.S. Officials Praise Soviet Space Feat and Hopeful Parity
Washington officials hailed the Soviet double orbital flight as an exceptional technical feat. President Kennedy praised the cosmonauts and wished them safe return while Pope John XXIII urged prayer for peaceful progress. Astronaut Scott Carpenter noted Wow and expressed envy at the two-ship orbit.
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U.S
Booth Bay Harbor
Maine
Soviet Union
Castelgandolfo
Italy
John XXIII
America
M. Scott Carpenter
Soviet diplomat seeks talks with Rusk on Berlin anniversary
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin asked the State Department for an appointment to discuss the German situation with Secretary of State Dean Rusk. The meeting was scheduled for 10:30 a.m. EDT on Monday, marking the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall.
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Washington
UPI
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
Dean Rusk
Berlin Wall
Department
Rusk
State Roads Take Two More Lives
Two Montana residents died in weekend traffic crashes on state highways. Della Mae Cole, 6, of Ronan, and Serafine Lenz of Wolf Point were killed, while four others including Della Mae’s brother David, James Norman, his wife and daughter were hospitalized. The toll for 1962 reached 143, compared to 169 the previous year.
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United Press International
Missoula
Cole
Jess Mosley
Polson
Rowan
Lake County
Bill Graham
Mary Wegner
Timothy F. Wegner
Weather outlook for Butte region shows cooler temperatures
Partly cloudy to Tuesday with scattered afternoon showers and thundershowers east of the divide. Monday through Tuesday west of divide expect partly cloudy skies, some afternoon cloudiness, and isolated thundershowers with cooler conditions. Highs in the 78 to 92 range, cooler nights, and 6 p.m. Sunday precipitation notes.
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