Mansfield Move Bogs Down Civil Rights Bill
Senate debate stalled a move to extend the life of the federal Civil Rights Commission. Majority Leader Mansfield sought to suspend rules to add a two year extension to an appropriation bill, facing Southern opposition and Northern Republican demands for broader civil rights action.
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Mansfield
Washington
Senate
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Mike Mansfield
D-Month
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Junior High Change In Hours Brings New Bus Schedule
Public school bus routes for the term starting September 5 were announced by City Superintendent Charles Davis. Routes align with the 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. early Junior High session and the 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. late session at the same school with detailed stop patterns for Columbia Gardens and BIA Gardens. The report notes morning departures around 7:15 a.m. and afternoon pickups extending to 4:30 p.m., with multiple street-level routings through Stewart, Cherry, Garfield, Leatherwood, and nearby schools.
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Charles Davis
Davis
Columbia Gardens
A.M
Stewart
Cherry
Garfield
Harrison School
Leatherwood
Franklin School
Franklin
Fir St.Harrison School
Fir
Park
Arizona
Galena
Wyoming
Butte High School
Platinum
Utah
Main
Butte High
Fir St
New Students Enroll at Butte Junior High Today
Paul Roesti, principal, invites new students to enroll at Butte Junior High School today from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. Use the Grand Avenue entrance. Enrollment targets new movers and transfers from parochial schools.
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Butte
Paul Roesti
Grand Avenue
Roesti
Grimm Leaves YMCA to Join National Board
A. F. Grimm, longtime general secretary of the Butte YMCA, resigns to join the National YMCA Staff as part of the Financial Services Board. The move, announced by E. Thomas, will take effect Oct. 15 with the Grimms moving to Mason City Iowa.
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Grimm
YMCA
National Board
A. F. Grimm
Butte
Ymca National Board
E. Thomas
Financial Services Board
The
National Ymca
New York City
Grimms
Mason City
Iowa
Bryan C. Hill
Manley
Fred Grimm
Willene Harkins
Seattle
University of Washington
Nancy Grimm
Montana State University
Phil
Ray Taylor
Butte ‘’Y
University of Wisconsin
Westminster College
Fulton
University of Cape Town Establishes Interracial Studies Chair
In Cape Town South Africa the University of Cape Town creates a department and chair for interracial studies amid the country’s segregation era.
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Cape Town
South Africa
University of Cape Town
Butte Schools Announce Varying Hours by Grade
City schools chief Charles Davis announced a new time schedule aligned with a state law mandating a six hour pupil instruction day for grades four through 12. The timetable, effective Sept. 6, splits day for first through 12th grade with specific morning and afternoon sessions.
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City Sept
Charles Davis
Butte Public Schools
Davis
Open Door Policy Shapes Walkerville Public Meetings
The Walkerville City Council ensures meetings remain open to the public. The latest session occurred outdoors near city hall with new tables and benches.
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Walkerville
Tunisia seeks U.N. action to eject French forces from Bizerte
In a General Assembly session Tunisia urges France to pull back troops from Bizerte and negotiate a full withdrawal of the base. Soviet delegate Morozov backs Tunisia and attacks Western bases while the United States signals it will abstain on the resolution. France boycotted the session after the July cease fire order failed to halt fighting.
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United Nations, N.Y
Tunisia
U.N. General Assembly
Bizerte
Soviet Union
Platon D. Morozov
United States
Mongi Slim
Assembly
France
Slim
Congo
U. S
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Yugoslavia
Morozov
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Security Council
Guantanamo
Cuba
Latin America
Fidel Castro
Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Moscow
Special Assembly
U.N. Security Council
Mediterranean
Kennedy backs West Berlin freedom after Johnson report
President Kennedy pledges to maintain West Berlin freedom after a briefing from Vice President Johnson on his two day Bonn and West Berlin trip. Johnson calls the visit stimulating and says talks with Adenauer and Brandt were useful and productive. Rusk joined the White House talks with Clay and Bohlen as Johnson warns of a real Communist threat to Berlin.
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Washington
Kennedy
West Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Germany
Johnson
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
Bonn
Dean Rusk
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Rusk
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Willy Brandt
Berlin
Churchill Smokes On Takeoff At London Airport
Sir Winston Churchill lit a blue cigar as he moved to his plane for a Nice vacation, drawing gasps from airport officials who consider smoking near a plane a serious offense. The 86 year old elder statesman flicked the cigar away, a photographer stamping out the smoldering end as a policeman quipped about the danger.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Nice
Sir Winston
West to Pose Mailed Fist Along Border
The Western Big Three plan a show of force at Berlin border whenever East German communists tinker with a troublesome spot. British tanks and infantry guard Staaken near the West Berlin Hamburg road as barbed wire repairs proceed. French and U.S. forces echo readiness along their sectors.
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Berlin
Staaken
West Berlin
Hamburg
West Germany
Hay Freight Rates Cut In Drought Areas
Montana railroads cut hay and straw freight rates about 40 percent for drought counties starting Friday. Gov. Nutter urged further cuts to include feed grains and cover the entire state. The reduced rates apply on single line hauls among Northern Pacific Milwaukee Great Northern and Soo Line routes and last until Sept. 18.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Donald G. Nutter
John Willard
Montana Railroad Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Soo Line
Motorist Absolved in Diestel Death
Coroner Andy Aleksich ruled no inquest is needed in John Diestel’s Monday morning death after he was struck in the 3600 block on Harrison by 16 year old George Groesbeck’s car. Authorities said Diestel walked diagonally into the legally proceeding vehicle in a 45 mph zone, and Groesbeck had the right of way.
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Andy Aleksich
John Diestel
Diestel
Harrison
George Groesbeck
Gene Seitz
Aleksich
Groesbeck
Seitz
Robert J. Holland
William Duckham
Len Bay
Duckham
Bay
Mel Mooney
Deester
Montana Weather Outlook Mixed Shower Threats
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms for parts of Montana. East region sees showers Tuesday afternoon, then clearing Wednesday with isolated afternoon showers. West Montana faces thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Tuesday, cooler Wednesday, with highs ranging from 80 to 98 and lows from 50 to 70.
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Montana
State Insurance Agents Elect E. D. Patenaude Montana Leader
E. D. Patenaude of Helena was elected president of the Montana Association of Insurance Agents on Monday as the MAIA opened its 30th annual conference at the Finlen Hotel. He succeeds Carl W. Daniel of Butte, with Walter J. Peterson of Livingston as vice president James E. Driscoll of Butte as secretary treasurer and G. C. Waite of Bozeman as regional director.
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E. D. Patenaude
Helena
Montana Association of Insurance Agents
MAIA
Finlen Hotel
Patenaude
Carl W. Daniel
Butte
Walter J. Peterson
Livingston
James E. Driscoll
G. C. Waite
Bozeman
Opening Business Conferences Mark Insurance Focus
Addressed business activities and relevant locations marked the opening day conferences in the insurance sector. Daniel attended the opening business events.
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Daniel
Abduction Report Police Say Man Struck for About $80
John Ramey of 725 Nevada told police he was seized by two men as he left the Rex Buffet on Main Street at 1 a.m. Monday. They forced him into a car drove him down Main and out Rowe Road to a spot where they took about $80, then returned to town and released him near Craven Garage after the driver turned off the headlights.
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John Ramey
Nevada
S. Main
Main Street
Rowe Road
Ramey
Craven Garage
South Main
Collision Near Nashua Kills Two On Montana Road
A head on collision on U S 2 west of Nashua Montana killed two Washington men and left three others critically injured. The dead were Johan Lindquist 70 Everett and George Brown 48 Seattle. The crash occurred about 515 am and involved a second car carrying two Rugby North Dakota youths and Browns wife. The two North Dakota youths Gary Von Sweringen and Richard Geisinger were hospitalized in Glasgow in critical condition with Geisinger gravely injured.
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Montana
Washington
Johan M. Lindquist
Everett
Wash
George W. Brown
Seattle
U.S. 2
Nashua
Lindquist
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