Compromise Reached on Foreign Aid Bill
House Senate conferees agree on a 3.599 billion foreign aid package covering economic military and technical assistance overseas The deal restores the presidents authority to grant most favored nation status to Poland and Yugoslavia and limits concessions to those two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Poland
Yugoslavia
Fulbright
Million Dollar Capitol Repair Starts Monday
The Helena capitol begins a 1 054 million dollar renovation Monday to strengthen and remodel one fourth of the 61 year old building. Sletten Construction Co of Great Falls holds the 663 638 general contract with mechanical and electrical work awarded to The Reber Co and Palmquist Electric Co respectively. Debris will be loaded from the east central section affecting parking near the rear entry as dust barriers and soundproofing are installed to protect offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Holmes
Helena
Montana
Capitol
Reber Co
Palmquist Electric Co
Sletten Construction Co
Great Falls
Tim Babcock
Herbert Lehman Dies Architect of New Deal at 85
Herbert H. Lehman 85 liberal Democratic leader and former New York governor died of a heart attack while en route to receive a civilian peace time honor from President Kennedy. He served as governor four terms, headed foreign relief, and was a U.S. senator from 1949 to 1957. Funeral at Temple Emanu-El Manhattan Sunday at 1 p.m. EST. Burial private. Body at Universal Chapel 57th and Lexington Friday and Saturday.
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New York
UPI
Herbert H. Lehman
White House
Kenny
Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
al Smith
Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Office
U.S
Temple Emanu-E
Manhattan
Universal Chapel
57Th and
Lexington Avenue
Hman
Eighteen Bidders Seek Uptown Post Office Space
Eighteen requests for bidder packets have been received from Butte building owners to furnish about 3000 square feet interior space plus a 216 square foot loading platform and 4600 square feet of maneuvering area. Packets were mailed December 5 with bids due January 6. The Post Office aims to supplement a new uptown facility to be built near Harrison Avenue and replace the current North Main Street main office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quinn
Standard Post
Butte
Post Office Department
Foster Robertson
Billings
Post Office
Robertson
Harrison Avenue
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Main Street
Federal Building
Butte Announces 1963 Christmas Night Shopping
The first night shopping for the 1963 season will be held Saturday with stores open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Other night shopping dates are Saturday December 14, Saturday December 21, and Monday December 23.
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Butte
Butte's 105-Year-Old Barbara LeSage Dies Her Life Spanned Sailboats to Space Flight
Mrs. Barbara LeSage 105 oldest Butte resident and possibly Montana's oldest died in a local hospital. Survived by daughter Mrs. Oren Ozburn and another daughter Mrs. Mayme Chatrand, she had 16 grandchildren 63 great grandchildren and 15 great great grandchildren. Born in Germany March 8 1858 she came to the U S with her parents then lived in Upper Michigan and Eagle River before settling in Butte. She recalled rough sea passage and kept keepsakes including President Kennedy's 1960 telegram and Eisenhower birthday note. Her death followed a long life marked by travel and memories including witnessing John Glenn spaceflight during her 104th year.
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Barbara LeSage
Butte
Montana
LeSage
Grandma
Oren Ozburn
Nevada
Mayme Chatrand
Calif
Elmer Nordstrom
Barbara McCarthy
Seattle
Oren Ozburn Jr
Les Ryan
Kirkland
Wash
Mary Frances Hall
Germany
Frank Ottis
Rhineland
Fam
Ily
United States
Upper Michigan
LeSages
Eagle River
Mich
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Glenn
Four Addresses Set for Montana Auto Dealers Convention
The 48th annual Montana Automobile Dealers Association convention opens Friday with four scheduled speakers. Three speakers come from out of state, highlighting the opening day program.
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Montana Automobile Dealers Association
Weather outlook and Montana auto dealers convention notes
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with light snow and cooler temperatures through Saturday across the region. Snow in the mountains Friday and Friday night with lower elevations seeing occasional snow, diminishing to flurries Saturday. highs around 30s to 50s and lows 10s to 30s. The Table covers a Montana auto dealers convention in Butte with speakers from Osborne, Jensen, Edmund, and Greenberg discussing taxes, profits, sales psychology, and lighting the gathering of about 200 dealers.
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Butte
Divide
William O Osborne
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Montana
Hal M. Jensen
Salt Lake City
The
Commercial Credit Corp
Willis H. Edmund
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Herbert M. Greenberg
New York
Marketing Survey and Research Corp
Edmund
Wildcat Walkout Hits Butte Berkeley Pit Truckers
Anaconda Co officials called a Teamsters walkout a wildcat strike at Butte’s Berkeley Pit. About 55 drivers on the afternoon shift walked off at 8 p.m and about 70 late-night drivers refused work by midnight, as union and company officers reported.
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Butte
Berkeley
Anaconda Co
Martin Hannifan
Montana
The
Com
Teamsters Union
Butte Local No. 2
Joe Rossman
James Sloan
Teamsters’ Union
Johnson Vows To Maintain Armed Might
President Johnson pledges to keep U S military strength while pursuing a temperate foreign policy. He backs Rusk and McNamara, aims to win the anti Communist struggle in Vietnam, and seeks new ways to combat communism. He spoke to 800 State Department officials after a National Security Council meeting. The address followed Kennedy era balance of power gains and stressed not relinquishing advantage.
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Washington
API
Johnson
America
State Department
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert McNamara
John F. Kennedy
National Security Council
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Kennedy
United States
U S Aide Freed by Venezuela Reds
U S Col James K Chenault, deputy chief of the U S military mission in Venezuela, was released unharmed at dawn after 191 hours in captivity following his Nov 27 kidnapping. He described a tiring stay spent in pajamas in a Caracas residence and thanked his captors for his release.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
James K. Chenault
Chenault
Girls State Governor Finds Running Government Big Job
Helena AP reported 17 year old Girls State Gov Mary Ann McDonnell assisted Gov Tim Babcock and said running state government is a bigger job than she expected. She plans to study premedicine at Montana State College after Ennis High School graduation next June and has no desire for political office.
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Helena
Mary Ann McDonnell
Tim Babcock
George McDonnell
Ennis
Ennis High School
Montana State College
Poli
Youth Killed Near Butte Identified as Lars Larsen
Coroner identifies 19 year old Lars Larsen of Corvallis as the driver killed in a four roll car crash on the Butte Anaconda highway near a new construction site. He died of a fractured skull and no inquest will be held.
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Butte
Lars Larsen
Butte- Anaconda
Lawrence
Lars) Larsen
Corvallis
Larsen
Butte and Anaconda
Andy Aleksich
Gregson Hot Springs
Aleksich
Don Peterson
Bill Larsen
Route 1
Tts
Bob McGonigle
W. Park
McGonigle
Ravalli
Hamilton
Silver Bow
Sheridan
Bert Larsen
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