Army to Move 1200 Troops Out of Iceland
The Army will redeploy 1200 troops from Iceland within six months while about 4000 other U.S. personnel remain. Air Force and Navy levels may shift as the Defense Department reorganizes forces there. Officials stressed the move is a routine redeployment not tied to NATO commitments or civilian tensions.
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Iceland
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Air Force
Navy
United States
Army
Government Breaks Off Steel Labor Peace Talks
Federal mediation chief Joseph F. Finnegan halted steel labor peace talks after noting no substantive progress. United Steelworkers leaders plan to join aluminum talks in Chicago, while Kaiser Steel and U.S. Steel figure prominently in ongoing industry negotiations. McDonald pressed for direct company bargaining as court orders limit strikes to 80 days ending Jan. 26.
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Washington
United Steelworkers
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Eisenhower
Kaiser Steel Corp
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Chicago
Finnegan
McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Agreement Reached to Remove Hormone-Treated Poultry from Market
Washington AP government action halts sale of poultry treated with stilbestrol a fattening hormone linked to cancer in long term animal studies. Authorized manufacturers suspend sales as industry and retailers pledge immediate halt to selling treated birds residues found mainly in skin liver kidneys with none in meat. FDA had cleared the hormone 12 years ago used in about one percent of US poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
Food and Drug Administration
United States
Larrick
AMA Journal Questions Smoking as Principal Lung Cancer Factor
The Journal of the American Medical Association says evidence is insufficient to prove cigarette smoking is the main cause of rising lung cancer. An editorial questions Burney’s Public Health Service report and notes differing expert opinions on why lung cancer rates vary by gender and urban versus rural populations.
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AMA Journal
Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Assn
Leroy E. Burney
U.S. Public Health Service
Journal
Burney
Public Health Service
Ontario seeks 16 damaged space heater trailers
Ontario officials hunt about 16 house trailers with defective space heaters linked to a U S death toll. The recall echoes the 15 fatalities reported in the United States.
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Toronto
Ontario
United States
Montana Standard Publication Note
Butte Montana daily newspaper masthead states The Standard Publishing Co publishes at 25 West Granite Street.
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Montana Standard
Butte, Mont
The
Standard Publishing Co
West Granite St
NLBB Vote Set at Magma Plant
In Magma Copper Co. Superior Arizona workers will vote Wednesday on decertifying the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers as their bargaining agent. NLRB ordered the election. Ralph E Kennedy NLRB regional director dismissed the unfair labor practices charge for lack of evidence. About 750 production and maintenance workers expected to vote.
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Los Angeles
Magma Copper Co
Superior
Ariz
International Union of Mine
National Labor Relations Board
Ralph E. Kennedy
NLRB
Magma
Kennedy
Classified ads offer quick cash for usable items
Through Sale Ads you get immediate dollars for anything usable. Dining room set and two bedroom sets plus a Conlan wringer washer, single bed, chest of drawers, and miscellaneous items at 0000 Roberts Ave. Call 5451 for an ad writer.
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Conlan
Roberts Ave
Butte Post Office Listing under Act of 1879
The notice marks second class matter status for distribution at the Butte Montana post office under the 1879 Act. It indicates authorization and mailing handling for the publication batch.
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Butte, Mont
Ike Tells India Military Weakness Is Open Invitation to Aggression
Silver Bow County welfare crisis remains unchanged as of Thursday with no general assistance orders issued. Officials cannot confirm when funds will be available and an audit of welfare obligations is ongoing. Auditor Mary Drew and staff seek quick, accurate estimates while Daly cites a state conference outlining limited expectations.
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Ike
India
Silver Bow
Mary M. Drew
Strike Flattens State County Relief Funds
Editorial notes a sweeping cut in state and county relief funds affecting local aid and social programs. The piece discusses budget pressures and calls for policy scrutiny and alternatives to preserve essential services.
Relief orders halted as welfare board crisis stalls aid
The welfare board ordered a stoppage of all relief orders until further notice amid a county crisis. Daly was named spokesman for county authorities for the duration and cautioned that state funds may not cover needs beyond a few days.
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Welfare Board
Daly
Mine-Mill Union to Discuss Relief for Striking Workers
Ernest Salvas, chairman of the Joint Negotiating Committee, returns from Denver to announce a Friday 10:00 a.m. meeting to discuss welfare for 1200 local families and striking miners amid the 115 day Mine-Mill strike against Anaconda Co. and the emergency relief suspension in Silver Bow County.
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Ernest Salvas
International Union of Mine-Mill and
Denver
Salvas
International Board of the
Anaconda Co
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
East Helena
Tooele
Utah
Silver Bow
Montana counties lose population despite statewide gain
Helena AP report shows fourteen Montana counties lost residents in 1958 while the state total rose to an estimated 688000. Silver Bow county fell by 6600, Missoula down 1100, Valley 2200 gained, Yellowstone 2100 up, Ravalli 2000 up.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Health Vital Statistics
Treasurer
Silver Bow
Missoula County
Valley County
Yellowstone County
Ravalli County
Expert Says New Drugs Often Poor Quality and Harmful
Washington AP University pharmacist Louis Lasagna of Johns Hopkins told Senate investigators that many new drugs are of miserable quality and may cause serious side effects. He criticized drug firms for a "pharmaceutical numbers racket" and claimed new brand name drugs are promoted as more potent than older ones. Merck denied introducing drug types to keep prices up, and Kefauver pressed for lower prices on Prednisone.
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Washington
Senate
Louis Lasagna
Johns Hopkins University
Lasagna
Univer
Sity
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Parker
John T. Connor
Merck & Co. Inc
Rahway
N.J
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Merck
Seven Escaped Convicts Still At Large In East Search
Ivy Bluff North Carolina authorities report 7 convicts remain at large after a Tuesday prison breakout. Ringleader Charles W. Stewart, 52, of Wilmington, is among the fugitives. 11 of 17 weapons stolen, including a submachine gun, are still missing. Robert Lee Council, 30, of Fayetteville, was arrested near Rustburg Virginia while on the run.
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Charles W. Stewart
Wilmington
Castoday
Robert Lee Council
Fayetteville
N.C
Council
Rustburg
Lynchburg
Eisenhower Opens U S Agricultural Exhibit In New Delhi
President Eisenhower visits New Delhi for a World Agricultural Fair exhibit showcasing modern farming methods to aid India’s hunger. He pledges U S friendship and urges universal disarmament while warning against military weakness. He speaks before 600 Indian Parliament members with a deafening ovation.
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New Delhi
India
Eisenhower
U.S
GN Would Cancel Butte Falls Train Service
The Great Northern Railway asks Montana to discontinue two daily round trip passenger trains between Great Falls and Butte. A public hearing is set for January 13 at 10 a.m. in Great Falls to review the request amid reported annual losses and claims that buses and Intermountain Transportation offer adequate service.
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Butte Falls
Intermountain Transportation Co
Central Greyhound Bus Lines
Great Falls
Butte
Civic Center
East Helena Strikers Return To Work After 114 Day Walkout
East Helena workers return to work at 7 a m Friday ending a 114 day strike against AS R C Owners and union officials said about 150 smelters in East Helena are involved while 5 000 union workers at other AS R plants may resume work soon The national contract includes wage rises of seven to nine cents per hour and benefits totaling about 23 cents per hour with improved health hospital welfare and vacation programs The IAM S strike against Anaconda Co properties in Montana and Utah continues without a settlement in sight.
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East Helena
Mont
John Fonk
Tacoma
Wash
As&r
International Union of Mine
Anaconda Co
Montana
Utah
Escaped American Pilot Recaptured in Havana
Cuban military intelligence agents captured Frank Austin Young of Miami who fled a military jail to avoid a 30 year sentence. Minutes later agents arrested James Buchanan of the Miami Herald and charged him with carrying medical aid to Young. Both men were held in a Havana tourist hotel.
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Havana
Frank Austin Young
Miami
Young
James Buchanan
Fla
Herald
Mediators Report Cooperative Talks in Copper Strike
Federal mediators held exploratory talks in Salt Lake City with Kennecott Copper Corp and the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. Dan Edwards said both sides were cooperative as discussions aim to end the 123 day strike begun August 10.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Dan Edwards
Montana Weather Outlook Clouds and Snow Friday to Saturday
In eastern Montana expect cloudy skies with snow in the western mountains Friday afternoon. Scattered rain or snow in the west Friday night and Saturday spreading east, with little temperature change. Highs 35 to 50, lows 20 to 30. Western Montana: overcast with occasional snow Friday afternoon and night, ending Saturday morning. Highs 25 to 35, lows 15 to 25.
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Montana
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Ken Lewis
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Drummond
Glasgow
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Livingston
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