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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1959

Page

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Eisenhower wraps Rome talks with Italy on disarmament

President Eisenhower and Italian leaders urged allies to maintain Western defenses until Moscow accepts disarmament with controls and inspections. He praised Italy’s stance on joining East-West talks and promised favorable consideration of Italy joining a future European security summit. The Rome visit closed with a formal dinner at Villa Taverna and a late departure for Turkey.

Rome Eisenhower Italy Soviet Union Giovanni Gronchi Antonio Segni Moscow Gronchi Segni Villa Taverna U.S Quirinal Palace John XXIII Turkey Hagerty

Constructive Describes Steel Talks

Washington AP. Union and management negotiators held constructive talks Saturday and plan to meet Monday to seek a settlement of the steel strike. Federal Mediations chief Finnegan signaled possible proposals, while industry negotiator Cooper and Steelworkers leader McDonald offered no comment. The 166 day strike risks renewal when a Taft-Hartley injunction expires January 26, with losses tallied at about 4.85 billion dollars across workers industry and government. Senator Mansfield warned the federal government faces red ink this fiscal year due to the spreading losses.

Washington Boyd Leedom National Labor Relations Board New York Mike Mansfield Mont Senate

U.S. Weighs Major Cut in Icelandic Force

Washington reports say the United States may drastically reduce its 6,000 troops in Iceland as NATO defense ministers prepare to meet in Paris on December 14. The move would affect Army and Air Force units guarding Keyslavik air facilities and allied defenses hosted on the island.

Washington Iceland U.S Defense Department Eisenhower Europe Africa Asia North Atlantic NATO Defense Ministers Paris United States Army Air Force Keyslavik

Prudential Arcade Building planned on East Broadway

A 650000 five story parking garage and downtown shopping center will rise on the old Butte Hotel site on East Broadway. Prudential Diversified Services president Paul Holenstein announced the project to include 200 self service parking spaces with a two lane ramp. Free parking for store customers is promised. Architect Morgan J. Griffiths said bids may be let in May with a December 1960 parking goal. Site between Harbour Building and Walsh Apartment Building near 7 E Broadway and 43 E Broadway has title secured on most of the ground and clearance work ongoing with surviving heirs.

Prudential Arcade East Broadway Butte Harbour Building Prudential Tower E. Broadway Walsh Holenstein Anaconda Co Largey Estate Louise Clark

Hansen Packing Co Plant Operations To Start in January

Ralph Feldenauer, manager, said the Hansen Packing Co reactivated plant, now owned by Sigman Meat Co of Denver, will start operations on or about Jan 2. An inspector will be here by Jan 1. The Montana project has $25,000 in improvements by local firms. Initially 20 workers, rising to 50 within a year, processing about 100 head daily, five days a week.

Ralph Feldenauer Hansen Packing Co Sigman Meat Co Denver Montana Meat Division Department of Agriculture Feldenauer Butte Reardon Plumb

Madison Quake Land Sees Tourism Boom Expected

Ennis Montana residents foresee a tourist surge next summer after last year’s Madison River quake left a new lake. Mayors and lodge operators cite Quake Lake as a unique attraction likely to boost business, with observers noting increasing road travel to view the site.

Charles E. M. Bauer Ennis Madison River Harold Young West Yellowstone Westwood Motor Lodge Young Pioneer Virginia City Here Quake Lake Chuck Armitage

Eski Christmas Comic Strip to Start Monday

The Montana Standard will begin Eski a Christmas season comic strip on Monday. Follow the adventures of this delightful Eskimo child as Eski brightens the Christmas season for the children of Mother Goose Land and for you.

Eski Montana Mothe Goose Land

South Side Shopping Center Work To Start in Spring

Super Save Markets of Missoula announces start of construction for a 20 acre Harrison Avenue complex in the Walsh and Valley Additions. Plans include a food market a three story department store and smaller shops with leasing of space. About 50 thousand dollars for land plus city land used for a future ball park. Groundbreaking delayed by title issues weather and a major gas line.

Harrison Avenue Ray Ormesher Super Save Markets of Missoula Ormesher Dale Price Montana Ed Pope Butte Super Save Markets Walsh and Valley Additions Civic Center Northern Pacific Walsh Field

Five Die After Coast Air Show Plane Collision

Palm Desert California AP two planes collided at an air show five killed four in flaming wreckage one critically injured another unhurt. The Beechcraft twin crashed after tail sheared off bounced power line and crashed into sandy field near Eldorado Country Club polo grounds. The single engine craft crash landed killing one of its three occupants. Dead: Thomas Ray Patton 33 pilot North Hollywood Ira C McKelhaney 45 and Emma Bell McElhaney 42 of Santa Ana and Doris Evelyn Buday 36 of Santa Ana all passengers in twin engine craft. Harold Shonberg South Orange NJ passenger in smaller plane. George Nottingham Pacoima CA taken to Palm Springs hospital in critical condition.

Palm Desert Calif Eldorado Country Club Polo Grounds Thomas Ray Patton North Hollywood Ira C. McKelhaney Emma Bell McElhaney Santa Ana Doris Evelyn Buday Harold Shonberg South Orange N.J George Nottingham Pacoima Palm Springs

Classified ad tips for bed reading and selling items

A short ad guide promotes good bedlights for reading and suggests using Classified ads to sell unused items. It notes call 5451 for an adwriter who helps you collect cash for discarded belongings. An example ad lists a BEAUTIFUL AFGHAN with a PH number and a note about viewing after 5 on Saturdays and Sundays.

Montana Weather: East Sees Warm Sunday With Windy Conditions

The Montana east region reports considerable cloudiness and warmer temperatures for Sunday with southwest winds 20 to 35 mph. Highs span 35 to 50, then cooler near 20 to 35 Sunday night. North portion may see scattered rain or snow Sunday night and Monday, cooler Sunday night, and Monday highs 30 to 45. Montana west remains partly cloudy and warmer Sunday with 30 to 40, then cloudy Sunday night and Monday with possible snow north, spreading south Monday. little change Monday, highs 20 to 36, lows 15 to 30.

Montana Continental Divide

Senate Group Warns U S Faces Greatest Military Danger

A Johns Hopkins study for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warns the United States has a declining military position and faces unprecedented danger. It urges rapid development of a reliable ballistic missile, full production, and a restrained arms control stance favoring retaliatory, survivable forces over total disarmament.

Senate U.S Washington United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union Johns Hopkins University Foreign Relations Committee

Montanan Warns On Arab Refugees Threat to World Peace

Helena AP Rep LeRoy H Anderson on tour of the Middle East says over one million Arab refugees in camps since 1948 threaten world peace. He notes meager aid from relief groups and widespread hostility to Israelis. He cites a Jordan camp of 40000 receiving about seven cents daily per person in food and suggests vast losses to Israeli businesses homes and farms valued in the hundreds of millions.

Israel

One of Every 49 Has TB Germs in Butte County

One person in every 49 in Butte and Silver Bow County tested positive for tuberculosis germs in a local Mantoux skin test survey across multiple schools including Ramsay Rocker Divide Melrose Feeley McKinley and St Anne. Of 982 tested, 20 showed positive reactors. Local doctors conducted the tests as part of a broader program aiming for full county coverage by December 15 with free chest X rays at the Silver Bow TB Association clinic to determine actual lung infection status.

Butte Silver Bow County Ramsay, Rocker, Divide Melrose Feeley, McKinley and St. Ann Montana Tuberculosis Assn Silver Bow Tuberculosis Assn

Christmas Shoppers Free Bus Rides In Butte Town

Christmas shoppers in Butte can ride free buses to town Monday and Tuesday mornings. Through the cooperation of downtown merchants and Ralph Olsen Bus Lines, all eight routes will offer rides from 9 30 to noon on Walkerville Meaderville McQueen Oregon Avenue Englewood Race Track West Side South Main and Montana Street. Residents urged to take advantage of the courtesy as Saturday night saw strong turnout for the season opening shopping.

Butte Ralph Olsen Bus Lines Walkerville Meaderville - McQueen Oregon Avenue Englewood Race Track West Side South Main Montana

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Ike Broadway Can Itarian Themosphere Robert D. Murphy White House James C. Hagerty Prudential Diversified Services Joe F. Kane Joseph F. Finnegan Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Finnegan R. Conrad Cooper David J. McDonald By C. Yates McDaniel Friend Whitehall Morgan J. Griffiths Ing, Walsh Engineer Co Cahill- Mooney Const. Co Taylor-McDonnell Construction Co Johnstone Electric Co Madison By Tom Maddox Paul Holenstein South Side McCarthy Realty Co McCarthy Realty Bradford Cleaners Independent Printing Co Utah Avenue Home Aid Billings Belgrade Cut Bank Dillon Montanan By Lewis T. Poole Lee
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