Montana Youth Slain. 3 Held for Questioning
The 19-year-old Clinton J. Mount of Hays was found shot and stabbed to death in a borrow pit south of Sandusky. Leonard Yellow Robe, his son Raymond, and Tom Crazy were held for questioning by Sheriff William Dove and County Attorney Willis McKeon, with three others implicated.
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Hays
Sandusky
William Dove
Phillips County
Clinton J. Mount
Dove
County Atty
Willis McKeon
Leonard Yellow Robe
Raymond
Tom Crazy
D-Y
Yellow Robes
Missouri River
al Norberg
Discoverer XVIII Boosts Orbit With Hot Rod Booster
The Air Force using a hot rod Thor booster launched Discoverer XVIII from Vandenberg reaching a 450 mile apogee and 150 mile perigee orbit every 94 minutes. The 300 pound cargo included human tissue and bone marrow along with seeds and film as spy gear tests proceed for the space program. Recovery plans remain undecided as researchers aim for longer orbital duration. President elect Kennedy named Stewart L. Udall of Arizona to be interior secretary.
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Calif
Air Force
Discoverer
Sky
New York
John F. Kennedy
West
Stewart L. Udall
Arizona
Interior
Kennedy Ties Up Washington Schedule Before Inauguration
President elect Kennedy outlined a busy Thursday in Washington with 10 engagements including a conference with Adlai Stevenson and a hospital christening for his newborn son. Byron White Dean Rusk Estes Kefauver and others were slated to visit as Kennedy fills top Cabinet posts before Jan. 20.
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Kennedy
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
United Nations
Georgetown Hospital
Byron
Whizzer) White
Denver
Dean Rusk
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Hoffa Indicted On Mail Fraud Charges
James R Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union is indicted in Florida on mail fraud charges tied to Sun Valley Inc a Brevard County real estate project The case names Henry Lower and Robert E McCarthy Jr as co defendants and follows a long federal probe with ties to a Detroit Local office and a Titusville banker buyer The indictment was announced in Washington by Attorney General William P Rogers and released to reporters in Orlando
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Orlando, Fla
Teamsters Union
James R Hoffa
Florida
U.S
Sun Valley, Inc
Paar
Brevard County
Titusville
Federal Grand
Hoffa
Washington
Atty
William P. Rogers
Orlando
Henry Lower
Detroit Teamsters
Robert E. McCarthy Jr
The
Montana Weather Outlook Across Regions
The eastern Montana area expects mostly cloudy skies with light snow flurries to the northeast on Thursday. temps reach 35 to 50 with lows 15 to 30 through Thursday night and Friday. Western Montana stays fair and warmer with highs 20 to 30 on Thursday and 25 to 35 on Friday.
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Montana
City OKs Library Remodel At 140 250 In Butte
Butte city council approves remodeling of the old library at about 140 250 with final architect plans. Walter Hinick to oversee work. main floor on Broad Way, sub basement onto Dakota Street. Library to close during construction with no temporary facilities planned.
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Butte
Walter Hinick
Broadway
Dakota Street
Butte High School
City Cancels Mining City's Fire Insurance
Mayor Vern Griffith told councilmen that Queen City Insurance canceled the city’s fire coverage. A fire brigade was formed to obtain temporary or bid-based coverage before the policy expires. The brigade includes the mayor, City Clerk, City Attorney, and three aldermen.
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Vern Griffith
David L. Holland
Holland
Fire Brigade
Beryl Wilson
Jim Burchell
Pete Shelley
Frank Moran
Queen City
Hammarskjold warns Congo chaos if U.N. withdraws
U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold warned the Security Council that removing U.N. troops from the Congo would plunge the country into chaos and anarchy. He challenged Soviet claims, urged continuation of the Congo operation, and noted tensions as rival East‑West resolutions surfaced amid the Lumumba arrest.
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Hammarskjold
U.N
Congo
United Nations N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Security Council
African Republic
Public safety clashes and defections in Cuba raise tensions
Reports from central Cuba describe gunfights between anti Castro insurgents and government militiamen with unconfirmed claims of 16 militiamen killed. Fidel and Raul Castro reportedly traveled to the area as insurgents step up guerrilla warfare in the Escambray Mountains. Mass defection from a western Cuba army unit, led by Capt. Clodomiro Miranda Mendiela, is also reported along with a missing truck of Czech and Soviet arms.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Raul Castro
Escambray
Las Villas
Cuban Armed Forces
Central
Castro
Here
Clodomiro Miranda Mendiela
Miranda
Seboruco
Pinar del Rio
San Julian
Prayer Marks Pearl Harbor Anniversary
A ceremony on Pearl Harbor Day honored the 19th anniversary of the attack. A small group saluted aboard the battleship Arizona with prayers from Catholic, Jewish and Protestant chaplains. Lt. O C Weller, a naval reserve officer on the Arizona, placed a wreath.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
Arizona
Dean Jackson
Glenwood
Iowa
Edward N. Gosselin
Joliet
O. C. Weller
Seattle
Khrushchev Sidelined by Influenza in Moscow
Premier Khrushchev’s illness described as the grippe influenza by First Deputy Anastas Mikoyan at a Kremlin reception for Liu Shao-chi. The 66 year old leader missed the event since Saturday as doctors barred him from toasts amid the ongoing illness.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Kremlin
Liu Shao-chi
Communist China
Liu
Mikoyan
Victims of Pearl Harbor Lived Days in West Virginia Hulks
Navy records declassified pages show some sailors trapped in the attacked West Virginia perished from lack of oxygen after living for days in flooded engine and storeroom spaces. Salvage crews found bodies on steam pipes, a calendar with X marks from Dec 7 to the eve of Christmas Eve, and note emergency rations were used.
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Washington
Navy
Battleship Row
West Virginia
Walter Lord
Pearl Harbor
Train Plows Into Gas Truck Killing Six at Nashua Crossing
A 70 mile per hour interstate train hit a bottled gas truck at a Nashua crossing. Six people died including a family of four. more than 30 of 50 passengers were hurt. The crash sparked explosions and a fire aboard the Boston bound train. The victims include the truck driver Robert Wrenn and his wife Patricia plus their two infants, the train conductor Vaughan Talbert and law clerk John S. Wilder. The injured include Chief Judge Peter Woodbury's clerk.
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Nashua
N.H
Pearl Harbor
Robert Wrenn
Patricia
Jennifer
Christopher
John S. Wilder
Manchester
Peter Woodbury
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Vaughan Talbert
Wilmington
Mass
Record Year For Moving
Moving companies report record demand with Allied Van Lines noting the largest waiting list in company history. The Standard Post Want Ads section promotes dependable service for quick moves and trash hauling, including mall building demolition in Pennsylvania 60000.
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Allied van Lines
Post
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