Kennedy Loses on Unemployment Extension as Senate Backed Tax Credit
Congress dealt President Kennedy a setback on unemployment benefits as the House Ways & Means Committee rejected a new extension by 13 to 12. In contrast the Senate approved a 7 percent investment tax credit for business and industry, 52 to 30, overriding Sen Byrd's objections as part of the tax reform bill. The leaders forecast more progress on Kennedy's must bills including a constitutional amendment to abolish the poll tax.
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Butte Residents Attend Helena Consecration of Hunthausen
Residents from Butte will attend the consecration ceremony in Helena as Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond G. Hunthausen is elevated to bishop of the Diocese of Helena. The rite begins at 10 a.m. at the Cathedral of St. Helena with Apostolic Delegate Archbishop Vagnozzi presiding.
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Washington, D.C
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D.D
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Ore
Joseph Attipetty
Verapoly
India
Thomas A. Connolly
Seattle
Francis Carroll
Calgary
Alta
William T. McCarty
Rapid City
S. D
Leof Dworschak
Fargo
N. D
Edward A. Fitzgerald
Winona
Minn
Hubert M. Newell
Corette Defends Knowles Dam Against Metcalf Attacks
J E Corette president of Montana Power says Sen Metcalf is attacking the Knowles Dam to hide the project’s wastefulness. He argues the plan would cause a $688 million tax loss and costs per kilowatt far exceed other Pacific Northwest projects. Corette cites government reports and a 1961 Corps letter to label Knowles the poorest project among six.
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Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
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J. E. Corette
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Columbia River
Bonneville Power Administration
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Columbia River Basin
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China Gardens
Bruces Eddy
Penny Cliffs
Weather forecast for Jha and Divide regions
Cloudy cool conditions with showers in Jha today and tonight. highs near 56, lows around 32. East of Divide remains cloudy with scattered showers and cooler overall. warming trend into Thursday with highs 62 to 72. West of Divide partly cloudy with showers Wednesday. temperatures rise into the low to mid 70s by Thursday.
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Butte
Divide
Anaconda and Unions In Nevada Reach Two-Year Agreement
In Yerington Nevada the Anaconda Co and the Nevada Trades Council representing workers at the Yerington operations reached a two-year labor pact. The settlement mirrors Anaconda’s Montana deals with Mine-Mill and other unions. The Nevada Trades Council includes Teamsters Electricians Operating Engineers and General Laborers unions.
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Nevada
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Nev
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Montana
Teamsters
Drowning Victim In Car Listed As Highway Death
Helena Montana highway death toll rises to 157 with Sylvia Azure 19 Harlem among the victims. Patrol says the stolen car plunged 50 feet into the Missouri River near Great Falls, found Aug 24 and confirmed as a highway death on Tuesday. Last year’s toll was 176.
Steel Union Set to Vote on Anaconda Pact Next Week
Anaconda Local 6002 of United Steelworkers will likely vote on September 6 a labor contract with the Anaconda Co after a 17 hour bargaining session in Smelter City. The pact, to be ratified by about 1,600 production workers, ends six months of negotiations with settlement details pending the vote.
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Anaconda Co
Anaconda Reduction Works
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Ernest Post
Heber Briggs
Frank Hohler
Edmund Fahey
Bob Glynn
Joe Furshong
Tom Hughes
George Haycock
Salt Lake City
Austin Smith
Spokane
Bernard
William A Ball Named Whitehall Superintendent of Schools
Whitehall School Board named William A Ball as superintendent succeeding Jack Baier who resigned to enter private business Larry Adams moves to director of athletics and football coach after joining staff last year Ball has served as guidance director football coach and physical education instructor at Whitehall for seven years His teams have posted success Adams holds a masters and will start duties immediately Walt Lonner of Butte was hired for guidance and physical education duties Lonner has a masters and bachelors from Montana State University and served in the Air Force and as assistant dean of men
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Edna Marie (Tuchscherer) Hunthausen
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St. Peter High School
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Kenmore
Wash
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Gram
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Missoula
Air Force
Eight Juveniles Held In Walkerville Bar Burglary
County authorities held four boys and four girls ages 14 to 17 after a Monday morning burglary of the Friendly Tavern in Walkerville. One suspect is hospitalized with a broken leg from a failed escape. Loot including merchandise and liquor was recovered at a boy's home. One juvenile linked to prior assault and car theft. another accused of stealing $500 and a rifle from his father. Juveniles awaiting Probation Officer John Sheehan’s return were placed in county jail detention quarters. Deputies Barry, O Rourke, Cunningham, and Thomas assisted. a city patrol car aided the response.
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Walkerville
Silver Bow General Hospital
William L. Dalling
Dalling
John T. Sheehan
Maurice Barry
James O'Rourke
Ken Cunningham
George Thomas
Co-Ops Win Deduction Ruling On Patronage Refunds
Montana Supreme Court ruled that cooperative corporations may deduct patronage refunds and dividends from gross income. The decision, written by Chief Justice James T. Harrison, upholds prior lower court rulings and suggests a 1963 legislative revisit. The Board of Equalization had argued the deduction should mirror federal tax exclusions.
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UPI
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Dan Fulton
Supreme Court
Montana
James T. Harrison
Hugh Adair
Wesley Castles
John C. Harrison
Stanley M. Doyle
First Judicial District Court
Victor H. Fall
Board of Equalization
Wildcat Strike Closes Anaconda Plant in New Jersey
Perth Amboy New Jersey United Steelworkers Local 4985 members walk off the job at the Raritan Copper Works of Anaconda Co shutting furnaces. More than 100 workers joined the action Tuesday after an unauthorized walkout Monday with no picketing. Union officials urged a return to work but strikers refused. Company said furnaces were closed but other operations continued.
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Anaconda Co
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