Dillon Woman Dies in Wreck in Montana
Mrs Dan Carpita a prominent Dillon resident was killed in a one car crash on U S Highway 41 about eight miles north of Dillon She was in her mid forty s The car driven by her husband left the road struck a borrow pit bank and she was thrown against the steering wheel The gearshift penetrated her left side She died before aid arrived The death toll marks Montana s 143rd traffic fatality this year Dan Carpita Jr and his wife were passengers and unhurt Mrs Carpita formerly Miss Marvel Gleed daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Gleed of Lima The sister of State Rep George Gleed The Beaverhead Bar Supply Co partners The accident was investigated by Sheriff Lloyd Thomas and Patrolman Glen Stevens
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Dillon
Dan Carpita
U.S. Highway 41
Carpita
Montana
Dan Carpita Jr
Marvel Gleed
Ed Gleed
Lima
George Gleed
Beaverhead Bar Supply Co
Beaverhead
Lloyd Thomas
Glen Stevens
Whitehall
Cuba Delegates Walk Out Of OAS Meet
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers approved a declaration condemning foreign interference in the New World after Cuba walked out. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa said Cuba would not endorse actions against communism and vowed to continue the fight with Soviet-Chinese support. Costa Rican police sealed roads to the hotel as Cubans sang their anthem and shouted anti U.S. slogans before departing.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Cuba
Raul Rao
Latin America
U.S
United States
Russia
Red China
Hemishere
Organization of American States
Roa
OAS
Americas
Fide
Castro
Montana Weather North East and West Forecast
Montana area forecast shows east region partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with southwest winds 20 to 35 mph along the eastern slope of the Continental Divide and highs 65 to 80. West region sees variable cloudiness with little temperature change, highs 60 to 70, Monday night lows 35 to 50. Maximums refer to 12 hours and minimums to 18 hours ending at 5 pm MST.
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Montana
Continental Divide
Wallace Johnson 22 Dies After Stomach Shot
Wallace Johnson, 22, died Sunday morning at 9 45 in St James Community Hospital from a bullet wound to the stomach. Police and the physician say he told them he shot himself while cleaning a 30 06 rifle at 316 West Porphyry. Nine pints were given in transfusions Saturday night and one more Sunday morning. Police learned of the incident at 8 49 p m Saturday.
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Wallace Johnson
St. James Community Hospital
Johnson
W. Porphyry
John O'Leary
Betty
James Clark
O'Leary
Body of 17 Year Old Girl Found in Well
The body of Mary Lily Ellen Roberts 17 abducted from a lover's lane three days earlier was found in a well of a deserted house near Crab Orchard Lake. The gunman blond and tall wounded her fiancé John Bryant 20 who is recovering. Investigations involve FBI state troopers and local police with a suspect ex convict Joe Milani questioned. Autopsy planned to determine rape.
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Herrin
Ill
Mary Lily Ellen Roberts
Mary Lee Roberts
Mary Lily
Adolph Flack
Williamson County
Flack
FBI
Crab Orchard Lake
John Bryant
Bryant
Joe Harry Milani
Milani
Illinois
Mosquitoers Enter Rome Olympic Village Girls Quarters
Three Italian mosquito chasers gained entry to the guarded girls quarters at Rome's Olympic Village with insecticide sprayers. They were welcomed by 637 female residents amid the insect pest siege, praised for their lethal work against mosquitoes. Earlier attempts by Don Juans, boys with tool cases, and a photographer in drag failed.
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Eddy Gilmore
Rome
Olympic Village
Col
Giuseppe Fabre
Fabre
Woman Falls 50 Feet at Glacier Park Tragedy
Mrs. Lillian H. Mayall 52 of Moose Jaw Canada died after slipping at Glacier National Park while viewing Mc Donald Falls with her husband Samuel and two sons Donald and David The county coroner said there will be no inquest into her death
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West Glacier
Lillian H. Mayall
Moose Jaw
Sask
Canada
Glacier National Park
Wheat surplus could feed every U S resident with 450 loaves
Government experts estimate that surplus wheat stored away could be turned into bread to provide more than 450 loaves for every man woman and child in the United States. A Standard-Post Want Ad offers a way to sell unused household items for cash.
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U.S
Standard- Post
Dial
Congo Katanga clash looms near Kasai border
Katanga army spokesman says forces near the Katanga border 20 miles from Luputa with Bakwanga in Kasai under Lumumba control. Tshombe vows to defend Katanga as Lumumba troops total about 300. Katanga count about 1,100 with BaLuba support in Kasai and Katanga.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
Katanga
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Bakwanga
Kasai
Katanga i
Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Luputa
Kaniama
Kabéze
Mwene
Luluabourg
Gression
Albert Kalonji
Kalonji
Memphis Family Of Four Killed In Plane Crash
A Memphis family of four died when their Piper Comanche spun from a turbulent cloud near Tupelo Mississippi. Victims were Joe E. Brown Jr his wife Sherry 12 and David 6. The plane en route from Birmingham to Memphis crashed two minutes after Brown received a Memphis weather report. Witnesses saw the craft plummet from a thunderhead.
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Brown
Memphis
Marshall C. Adams
Belden
Miss
Hex
Navy Prepares Sixth Antarctic Expedition for 1961
The Navy announced Operation Deep Freeze 1961 to assemble nine ships, 30 plus aircraft, and about 3,000 personnel for Antarctic exploration. Work starts this year on an atomic power station at McMurdo to supply electricity and heat, with New Zealand-based flight operations beginning in September and surface ships leaving U.S. ports in October. The National Science Foundation will distribute around four million dollars to support about 120 scientists and associates this summer, with 43 staying through next winter.
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Washington
Adm
David M. Tyree
New Zealand
U.S
Navy
Antarctic
National Science Foundation
Antarctica
United States
McMurdo
U.S. Airmen Attacked in Stanleyville Congo Uproar
Eight beaten American airmen were flown to Leopoldville after an attack by shouting Congolese at Stanleyville. The incident followed a Globemaster landing with U.N. signal equipment. U.N. and U.S. diplomats condemned the violence and sought protests from Congo. Ethiopian troops reportedly regained control at the airport as Congolese forces moved toward Katanga.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Stanleyville
U.S. Air Force
U.N
Congo
Elisabethville
Katanga
Carl von Horn
United Nations
von Horn
Ra’_h J. Bunche
Bomboko
Bunche
U.S. Globemaster
Helena Teens Hurt in Wreck Near Unionville
Three Helena youths William Dickgraber 16 Wayne 10 and Marvin Keck 16 were seriously hurt in a one car accident on a gradual curve near Unionville south of Helena. Keck suffered a skull fracture fractured pelvis and a broken arm. William Dickgraber had a broken leg and Wayne a skull fracture.
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Helena
William Dickgraber
Wayne
Marvin Keck
Unionville
Keck
Congress Seeks To Clear Wage Bill Today
In Washington the Senate House conferees press to resolve the minimum wage dispute as labor leaders push for a compromise. A potential floor fight over a 190 million dollar postscript foreign aid appropriation is unlikely to extend Congress beyond Labor Day weekend. Secretary Mitchell condemns the deadlock and urges quick compromise for workers.
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Congress
Washington
Senate House
Senate
House
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Haying Accident Fatal to Boy 12 in Fergus County
In Lewis town Fergus County Montana a haying accident Sunday killed 12 year old Charles Gremaux and sent friend Billy Harrell to the hospital with a fractured pelvis. Gremaux son of ranchers Edward and Mrs Gremaux, lived on a ranch 23 miles northwest of Lewistown. he is survived by his parents a brother Emil and sister Karen.
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Lewistown
Charles Gremaux
Edward Gremaux
Gremaux
Billy Harrell
Fergus County
Emil
Karen
Cardinal O Hara dies at 72 longtime Philadelphia leader
John Cardinal O Hara archbishop of Philadelphia and one of six American cardinals died at 3 06 a m after surgery for peritonitis in Misericordia Hospital. He led 1 513 million Catholics in southeastern Pennsylvania and received the red hat in 1958. He had been president of Notre Dame and a member of the Holy Cross order. He is survived by three sisters and three brothers.
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John Cardinal O'Hara
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Misericordia Hospital
Sisters of Mercy
Rome
John XXIII
United States
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Alogius Cardinal Muench
Fargo
North Dakota
Vatican City
Cardinal O'Hara
Buffalo
N.Y
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Terest
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Our Lady’s University
Michael J. Ford
Eva
Elizabeth O'Hara
Indianapolis
Cardinal
Joseph
St. Paul, Minn
Patrick
Los Angeles, Calif
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Cordon House
Silver Bow
Andy Aleksich
Aleksich
George Skuletich
Willard McCallum
Skuletich
Wilton
N.C
Butte
Steward
Wallace
Idaho
Frank E. Johnson Sr
Frank E. Johnson Jr
Martell D. Johnson
Robert Cowdry
Russell Larson
Frances Johnson
Petaluma
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Shome
Glacier Park
Nash
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Clare H. Timberlake
Justin Bomboko
John Cardinal O’hara
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