Kennedy offers Adlai Stevenson U N ambassadorship
President elect John F Kennedy asked Adlai E Stevenson to serve as United Nations ambassador. Stevenson said he would consider it after Kennedy met Stevenson at his Georgetown home with Dean Rusk who declined to discuss a possible role for himself in the administration.
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Kennedy picks Udall for interior post amid other cabinet rumors
President-elect Kennedy named Rep. Stewart Udall as secretary of the interior and offered Adlai Stevenson the UN ambassador post. Stevenson will consider the offer while other names circulate for treasury defense attorney general and solicitor general. Kennedy also proposed a new Cabinet Department of Urban Affairs and emphasized Stevenson's willingness to help.
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Castro Forces Face Reported Invasion Clash Near Havana
Reports from Havana say armed invaders landed on Cuba's north coast near Carrasillo Tuesday and fought government troops and militiamen in a furious battle. Some outlets claim a government victory at Cabanas with 11 insurgents captured while Corralillo remains a focal point of rumors and troop movements.
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Shell Oil Co
Montana Weather Summary Card
Montana forecast split by region. East region fair with warming into Saturday, highs 30 to 45 Friday and 30 to 50 Saturday, lows 15 to 28. Southwest pockets 5 to 10. West region fair with fog patches, high clouds Saturday, temperatures 15 to 30 both days, valleys down to 15 below zero Friday night.
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IMF sells gold to U S boosts bullion holdings
The International Monetary Fund sold the United States 300 million dollars worth of gold to obtain dollars for short term Treasury securities. The move raises U S gold reserves back above 18 18 billion and comes amid rising foreign buys that threaten a gold run.
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Nutter Outlines Steps to Ease Montana Tax Strain
Governor-elect Donald G. Nutter urged cutting government waste and overlapping duties to ease a 20 million dollar spend excess over 11 years. He called for streamlining 117 boards and commissions to maintain services while reducing costs as Montana seeks growth.
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Donald G. Nutter
Sidney
Montana Wool Growers Association
Nutter
Rebels and Katanga Police Clash Claims Dozens Dead
In northern Katanga near Kongolo, rebels and provincial police clashed leaving at least 35 dead. Katanga government tallies 30 rebels killed and many wounded, while reports say five police killed and four wounded after a fierce battle with Baluba tribesmen armed with bows, arrows, old rifles, and machetes.
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Katanga
Elisabethville
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Montana House Seats in 1963 Repportionment Debate
Silver Bow County faces potential loss of one or two seats under proposed reapportionment formulas. With 674,767 Montanans counted in 1960, analysts show several scenarios where Silver Bow and other counties gain or lose seats. Legislators will choose a formula under constitutional guidance, last used in 1943 with a 7,000-3,500 ratio.
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Loyalists Rule in Vientiane
In Vientiane Laos military units pledged loyalty to neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma and took over the capital. Pro Communist elements fled or were placed under guard amid rumors Pathet Lao activity. Phoumi Nosavan loyalists claim control from Savannakhet as rival forces threaten the city.
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Store Attic Sale Proves Popular
Pittsburg store promotes an attic sale drawing shoppers to buy odds and ends from a storage room. Officials buy many items including pricey pieces, urging readers to convert unused furniture into quick cash via the Standard Post Want Ad. Call 5451 to place an ad.
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Pittsburg
Remains May Be Those of Mrs. LaCasse
A Seattle discovery may identify the 1921 disappearance of Butte's Mrs. Ernest LaCasse. A plumber found a female skeleton under a 42 year old building, possibly linking to the Copper City case once tied to C. C. Skidmore. Coroner Leo M. Sowers dated the remains to 1920, with evidence of a head wound and a chair binding.
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Butte
Seattle
Ernest LaCasse
Seattle Times
C. C. Skidmore
Jere
Sower
Anaconda Standard
Associated Press
Tennancour v Great Northern goes to jury in $125000 damage case
Testimony finished in the district court damage action of Charles J. Tennancour versus the Great Northern Railway. The trial, begun Monday, ends with jury deliberation expected Friday after a week of court time and final arguments. Tennancour, a former baggageman from Whitefish, was injured August 3, 1957 aboard a Great Northern train near a curve between Spokane and Whitefish when a foot locker fell. He alleges negligence. the defense contends Tennancour bore fault. Judge John B. McClernan presides. non-suit motion denied.
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Great Northern Railway
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Spokane
Whitefish
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Big Antitrust Case Ends With Broad Guilty Pleas
The U S government wrapped up a major antitrust action against Amer ica's top electrical manufacturers. Only one defendant pleaded innocent. 35 of 46 individuals and 19 of 19 firms entered guilty pleas or no defense on various counts. Sentencing set for early next year. Westinghouse and GE faced multiple indictments and pleaded guilty to several counts while insisting firm policies prohibit price fixing.
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America
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J. Cullen Ganey
Ganey
Nolo
Westinghouse Fectric Corp
General Electric Co
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