Soviet note threatens West Berlin air links
Moscow warns the United States Britain and France that West German provoked acts must end and hints at restricting movement of Germans and possibly curbing Western air routes into West Berlin. Western diplomats see it as a possible plan to seal off air corridors and bar further refugee escapes.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
County Attorney Defines Change In Butte Murder Case
Ben Hardin of 1415 Porphyry altered his stance after Thursday questioning in the county attorney’s office regarding the McFwen murder case. Hardin had claimed to know the killer and implicated Paul D. Cor, but said he did not have or know where to find such evidence.
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Ben Hardin
Hardin
Aleksich
Shari McEwen
Paul D. Cor
Paul Cor
Holland
Police Commission
William L. Dalling
John Prothero
Andy Aleksich
William Dalling
James Kelly
Lewis T. Poole
W. Porphyry
Mr. Hardin
Senate Group Okays Its Lead and Zinc Aid Measure
Washington AP reports the House approved a subsidy plan for small lead and zinc mine operators totaling up to 16 million dollars over four years. The bill would fund payments from higher import taxes on lead and zinc and set minimum taxes on products, with tariffs stepped up if market prices fall.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Interior Committee
Senate Interior Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
John Carroll
Colo
Lee Metcalf
Dmont
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Wallace Bennett
Treasury
Cer
Two Burglary Reports Of Jewelry Stolen In City
Police record two burglaries over two days. Jean Sorenson found her door lock jimmied and jewelry missing including a lady’s watch worth 195, ruby stick pin 200, and five diamond rings totaling 1 385. Earl Southers said a wrist watch and about 27 dollars in cash were taken from a locked dresser.
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Jean Sorenson
W. Quartz
Earl Southers
Napton Apts
Japanese designers Skeptical of Soviet Trade Fair
Soviet trade fair in Tokyo drew muted response from Japanese fashion designers. One designer said department stores here carry similar ready made garments, signaling limited novelty for local retailers.
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Tokyo
Utah Man's Body Recovered From Cliff Lake
The body of Lewis Davis 74 of Salt Lake City was found by skin divers in 50 foot waters of Cliff Lake near the Montana Idaho border. Davis was in a boat with four others when it capsized. three companions swam to shore. The drowning increases Montana's death toll for the year to 44.
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Virginia City
Utah
Cliff Lake
Lewis Davis
Salt Lake City
Montana-Idaho
Davis
Madison County Sheriff's Office
Montana
Patriotism and Ceremonials Open Moose Convention in Butte
The 36th Montana Association of Moose and Women of Moose convention opens in Butte with sessions at the Moose Home and Montana Power Co Auditorium. Delegates will hear from Mooseheart leaders Paul Sheets and Kay Cancie, with Friday events including academy of friendship, breakfasts, and a coronation pageant.
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Kay Cancie
The
Women of Moose
Mooseheart
Ill
Paul Sheets
Loyal Order of Moose
Montana Moose Assn
Montana Association of Moose
Women of
Moose
Moose Home
East Park
Montana Power Co
National Lodge
John Sadorf
William Geagan
Vern Griffith
Ellen Kelley
Butte
Fred Rader Sr
Butte Lodge
Miss Cancie
Moose Hall
Hazel Harlan
Cut Bank
May Hicks
Kelley
Beatrice P. Burch
Havre
Helen Richards
Billings
Ethel Sawyer
Miles City
Josephine McVicker
Alice Vandervoort
Big Timber
Mable Johnson
Libby
Academy of Friendship and College
Civic Center
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Raymond’s
Pioneers and Daughters Gather in Virginia City Event
The Pioneers and Sons and Daughters of Montana meet in Virginia City with about 200 Daughters delegates and under 6 Pioneers. Events run Friday to Saturday with joint sessions, receptions, a banquet, and addresses by Frank E. Blair and Rev. Stimatz.
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Virginia City
Montana
Pioneers and Sons and Daughters of Montana
Sons and Daughters Organization
J. Spencer Watkins
James H. Vanderbeck
Cochairmen
Fairweather Inn
Virginia City Gymnasium
Pioneers
Vigilance Club of
Virginia Trading Co
Virginia City-Madison County
Jackie Pace
Bernard Tone
Fay Watkins
Ennis
Nevada City
Frank E. Blair
Virginia
Patrick N. Stimatz
St. Mary Church
Laurin
Thomas Lane
Sheridan
Walter H. Myers
L. W. Allen
Harrison
The
Missoula Man Dies Of Injuries In Highway Crash
Edward E. Shaw 62 Missoula businessman dies in aMissoula hospital from injuries suffered in a August 2 collision near the Missoula County Airport. Dr W D Roy 62 Kalispell dentist also died in the crash and his wife remains hospitalized. The Roy car was eastbound Shaw's westbound. This death marked the 175th Montana fatality of the year, up from 141 last year.
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Missoula
Edward E. Shaw
Missoula County
W. D. Roy
Kalispell
Roy
Shaw
Royal Floor Covering Co
Montana
Montana Weather Forecast East and West Sections
Montana east sees partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers Friday into Saturday. Highs 88 to 95, cooler west Friday night. lows 55 to 65. Saturday cooler with highs 75 to 85 in extreme west and 85 to 95 in extreme east. Montana west: partly cloudy with afternoon or evening showers both days. Highs 82 to 92, cooler Friday night and Saturday. lows 48 to 58. Maximums refer to 12 hours, minimums to 18 hours, ending 5 p.m. MST Thursday.
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Montana
Queen Contest Opens Buckaroo Days Tonight
The 12 and under Buckaroo queen contest starts at 8 30 this evening in the Butte Saddle Club arena as the opening event of Little Buckaroo Rodeo. Contestants from Deer Lodge Anaconda Great Falls and Butte will be judged on horsemanship appearance and poise with 11 others, and the queen will be named with princesses to follow in the parade Saturday morning from Miners Union Hall. Rodeo events are set for Saturday 2 pm and 9 pm and Sunday 9 pm with a public, free audience for the queen contest.
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Butte Saddle Club
Marilyn Beck
Deer Lodge
Patsy Ann Caraher
Sally Jane Walker
Anaconda
Sidney Gene Gilbert
Great Falls
Andrea Downing
Jenness Doak
Ann Britton
Sandra Rush
Jackie Nugent
Vicky Reynolds
Kathleen
Jere McCarthy
Butte
Ted Lewis
Whitehall
Wally LeSage
Miners Union Hall
Alaska and
Granite
Naranche Stadium
Carolyn Larsen
Rita Anderase
Judy Morstein
Floydena McClennan
East Germans Kill Refugee At Checkpoint
East Germans opened fire at Friedrichstrasse checkpoint killing a refugee. A temporary roadblock was erected to deter foreigners in East Germany while West Berliners confronted a Soviet bus carrying soldiers to the Soviet war memorial. The refugee drowned while attempting to reach the British sector.
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Friedrichstrasse
West Berlin
Canadian Firms Bid Low On East Beach Dam Project
Three Vancouver firms formed a joint bid totaling 3.347 million for Clark Canyon Dam on Beaverhead River near Dillon. The $3.3 million bid beat a 3.56 million second lowest bid, with engineers estimating 3.497 million. Groundbreaking set for Oct 1, 1,100 days to completion. the dam 2,600 feet long will flood Armstead, 250 residents, and shift Union Pacific tracks. The project runs alongside Interstate 15 and a new Fast Beach unit bid opening on Sept 7 for the first 20 miles of canal and Barratt diversion dam.
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Dillon
Clark Canyon
Beaverhead River
Emil Construction Co., Ltd
Square M. Construction Co., Ltd
Coleman Collieries, Ltd
Vancouver
B. C
Bureau of Reclamation
Denver
East Beach
Armstead
Union Pacific Railway
Fast Beach
Barratt
United States Warns Soviet Union Over West Berlin Access Routes
The White House denounces Soviet notes on West Berlin access as deception and intimidation. President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk approve a sharp statement asserting U.S. view that Soviet accusations are false and warning of consequences for any interference with Allied air routes. Pierre Salinger notes the statement reflects government views.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
West Berlin
White House
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Pierre Salinger
U.S
Three False Alarms Keep Trucks Busy
Firemen were called out on three false alarms during the hour after Thursday midnight. The sequence was 12:05 a.m. 100 block West, 12:55 Ohio and Platinum, 1:05 Wyoming and Woolman.
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Ohio
Platinum
Wyoming
Woolman
Scientist reports anticancer virus and serum potential
Cleveland researcher Dr. Sergio de Carvalho says he isolated a virus from human cancer that grows in tissue culture and causes cancer in animals. He and Parke, Davis colleagues developed an animal serum to treat and prevent cancer and leukemia, with early animal tests showing promise though years of work remain.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Sergio de Carvalho
Detroit
Detroit News
de Carvalho
Parke, Davis & Co
Rand Development Corp
The
Electron Microscope Society of America
Alton Taylor
Taylor
Joseph Boggs
Chicago
American Medical Assn
New York
Arctic mail route cut by Canadian transport dept
The Canadian Transport Department will stop delivering letters to distant Arctic post offices, citing heavy mail loads. Stamp collectors worldwide lose access to unique Arctic postmarks and related philatelic value.
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Ottawa
Canadian Transport Department
Arctic
Wheat Farmers Vote for Market Quotas
The Agriculture Department announced that 1962 wheat marketing quotas won broad support in a referendum. Of 150 772 votes cast in 29 states, 114 649 backed quotas, a 76 percent yes vote, with major states Kansas and Texas also approving by about 79 percent. The plan includes a 10 percent acreage cut, land diverted to conservation, and a $2 per bushel price support.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Kansas
Texas
Congress
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