Republicans Win Governors in Rhode Island and Minnesota
United Press International reports Rhode Island elected John H. Chaffee governor over John A. Notte Jr. by 398 votes after a 24 day tally, with Minnesota confirming Elmer L. Anderson reelected over Karl Rolvaag by 142 votes following a court-ordered recount. The results cap a 33 to 17 GOP advantage, with South Dakota’s senatorial race leaning toward George McGovern as recounts continue.
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United Press International
John H. Chaffee
Rhode Island
John A. Notte Jr
Rhode Island Elections Board
GOP
Elmer L. Anderson
Minnesota
Election Board
Food For Peace
George McGovern
Joseph H. Bottum
South Dakota
Chafe
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
DFL
Karl Rolvaag
State
Minnesota Supreme Court
Anderson
Rolvaag
Art Trenerry Ex Billings Mayor and Sportsman Dies at 81
Art Trenerry longtime Billings and Montana Elks official and former Billings brewery executive died Friday in a Billings hospital after a heart attack during a bowling game. A native of Wales he moved to America as a child and later settled in Butte before moving to Billings. He and his wife Ethel Savage wed August 5 1910. He served as secretary treasurer of the Montana State Elks Association for 34 years and held membership in the Rod and Gun Club Ashlar Lodge AF&AM Scottish Rite and Shrine.
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Art Trenerry
Billings
Montana
Mr. Trenerry
United States
Butte
Butte Business College
Ethel Savage
Trenerry
Billings Rod and Gun Club
Ashlar Lodge
Af&am
Scottish Rite
Bedoo Temple of the Shrine
New Delhi Warns of Renewed Border Clashes After China Pullout
Premier Chou En-lai warns Nehru that disengagement is fragile and the cease-fire could fail if India does not pull back to the agreed line. China reports begin withdrawing troops along the 2,500 mile frontier amid fears of a new Chinese offensive. In New York, an Eastern Air Lines DC7B crash on approach in thick fog kills at least 25 of 50 aboard with 22 survivors reported.
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New Delhi
China
India
Peking Radio
Chou En-lai
Jawaharlal Nehru
Chou
Peking
Nehru
Ladahk
New York
UPI
Eastern Air Lines
Edward Thompson
Edward Bechtold
Joseph Wagner
Voorhees
Fire Department
van Wyick Parkway
Queens
U Thant unanimously chosen UN secretary general
United Nations observers report U Thant, the Burmese neutralist, appointed without opposition to a full term as UN secretary general. The 110 nations voted to extend his mandate to November 3, 1966, despite Soviet calls for a troika leadership. The assembly also postponed Cuba talks to Monday.
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United Nations
N. Y
UPI
U Thant
Gene
General Assembly Council
Thant
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Cuba
Mikoyan Promised Cuba Verification Before No Invasion Pledge
Secretary of State Rusk told Anastas Mikoyan that Moscow must prove Cuba is purged of offensive weapons before any specific U.S. no invasion pledge. After two days of talks, officials said no breakthrough on Cuba disarmament or Berlin. Unresolved issues include UN verification and safeguards to prevent Cuba from becoming an offensive base again.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Russia
Cuba
United States
Rusk
U.S
Berlin
Mikoyan
U.N
Battle for House Speaker Post Expected To Develop
Montana 7 Republican lawmakers meet in caucus Sunday to organize the 1963 House of Representatives and name minority leaders for the Senate. Three candidates for speaker are Tom Haines Fred Broeder and Frank Hazelbaker with Clyde Hawks as potential draft aid.
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George D. Remington Billings
UPI
Montana
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Bozeman
Tom Haines
Missoula County
Fred Broeder
Flathead County
Frank Hazelbaker
Beaverhead County
Clyde Hawks
Big
Winnie Celebrates Number 88 In Good Sport
London UPI reports Sir Winston Churchill toasted his 88th birthday with champagne in the morning and a pre lunch brandy from the year of his birth. He held a turkey soup dinner with family at Hyde Park Gate and received numerous gifts including 1874 brandy, two barrels of oysters, champagne, and two large birthday cakes.
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London
UPI
Winston Churchill
Hyde Park Gate
Weather outlook for Butte area through Sunday
Cloudy with to Sunday including scattered snow showers and higher winds. Daytime highs near 28 today with lows around 5. West Divide region shows heavy cloud cover and snow, cooler at night, highs 32 to 48 Saturday and 25 to 40 Sunday.
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Butte
Vicar to Retire Over 200-Year-Old England House
The Rev. Thomas Watson aged 64 says he will retire rather than endure another winter in his fragile 200 year old vicarage in Quarnford England with snow drifts piling under his living room TV.
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Quarnford
England
Montana Faces Major School Financing Challenge
State superintendent Harriet Miller told the Montana Federation of Teachers in Butte that inflation outpacing school costs drives a growing funding gap. She cited 157 000 students and 8 000 teachers this fall with enrollment up 7 300 from last year, meaning more classrooms and teachers are needed daily.
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Montana
Harriet Miller
Montana Federation of Teachers
Butte
Miss Miller
The
Teachers’ Organiza
Robert Roberts
Eileen Nixon
Hollis Coon
George Hekker
Missoula
Ruth McGee
Montana State Federation of Teachers
Robert Asphelm
Anaconda
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Barber
Frank Kolarski
Queens General Hospital
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Idlewild
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Thompson
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Hawks
Lock
Hains
Broeder
Will
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Broadus
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Great Falls
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Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
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Whitehall
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