Anaconda union withdraws from joint talks in Montana
The Anaconda Smeltermen's Union Local 117 will meet with Anaconda Co alone after notifying the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Joint Negotiating Committee of withdrawal. Company replies it is ready to begin separate local negotiations at once.
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Anaconda Co
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Sven Hansen
Anaconda Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Employes Club
el Agence
W. A. Emanuel
Anaconda Reduction Dept
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Sovianes
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Montana Joint Negotiating Committee
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Butte Copper Strike Talks Resume Near Christmas
Negotiations between Anaconda Copper and the Joint Negotiating Committee of Mine-Mill resume at 2 this afternoon in Butte to seek return of workers in Butte Great Falls and East Helena to jobs before Christmas. The Montana Mine-Mill union and about 250 strikers in Tooele Utah have been idle since August 19.
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Butte
Great Falls
East Helena
Montana
E. I. Renovard
Western Operations Gotiating Committee
Makarios Elected Cyprus Premier and President
In Nicosia on Monday night Archbishop Makarios was proclaimed the first president of Cyprus as Greek Cypriots greet the historic election. The ceremony followed a proclamation declaring Makarios the leader amid a pivotal political moment for the island.
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City Offers Free Parking Space for Christmas Shoppers
Butte launches free parking in city lots on North Wyoming and Galena streets. The offer begins this Saturday and runs through December 28, aiding Christmas shoppers with convenient spaces.
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Butte
Wyoming
Galena
Pope Calls Feeding The Hungry Over Birth Control Stand
Pope John XXIII urged solving hunger before considering birth control, saying earthly goods must be distributed and used for all. He cited aid to less developed regions and mentioned China's church situation while elevating two American cardinals, Meyer and Muench, at a secret consistory.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Albert Gregory Meyer
Chicago
Alois Muench
Fargo
N.D
Vatican
United States
Red China
China
Eastern Montana College approves multipurpose building plan
Regents authorize 1.25 million bond and 233,633 federal funds for a Billings campus multipurpose building with a student union four story dormitory food center for 1500, offices, ballroom and store. Architects to begin plans facing Rim rocks with glass walls and integrated space use.
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Helena
Eastern Montana
Sury
College of Education
Billings
Merritt Warden
Kalispell
University of Montana System Regents
New Mexico Shrouded by Heavy Snowstorm
The Associated Press reports a heavy snowstorm with near-blizzard conditions hit New Mexico on Monday bringing up to 10 inches of snow in northern areas. Highways stayed open but many secondary roads closed and more snow forecast for the region.
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New Mexico
Eisenhower Gets Joyful Welcome in Athens Amid Safety Scare
President Eisenhower drew about 790000 Greeks and U.S. supporters to Athens as he rode through decorated streets with King Paul I. A railing collapse near the palace injured 43, highlighting a tense moment amid the festive atmosphere. The visit followed a Tehran crowd scene as Eisenhower toured amid large military entourages, underscoring the warmth of Greece’s postwar alliance role.
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Chessman Nearer Execution After Supreme Court Move
The Supreme Court rejected Cary Chessman’s latest appeal in his 11 year fight to escape execution for sex abuses against hold up victims. California officials may set a new execution date while Chief Justice Warren sat out the ruling. The ACLU said it would seek reconsideration as Chessman’s long death‑row saga continues.
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Two Negroes Quizzed In Banker's Death
Denver investigators questioned two women and three men about the death of 52 year old George F. Rock bank president and Democratic national committeeman. Rock's bloodstained body was found in an East Denver park with a skull fracture after a night that included a Shriner party and bar visits.
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George F. Rock
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Man jailed for peddling old papers with false alarm
Cesare Graziani, 53, is jailed for peddling old newspapers as extras shouting Read all about it grave disaster in Monte Mario. The alert caused local alarm but referred to a three month old Khrushchev visit report. He faces charges of spreading false news.
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Cesare Graziani
Monte Mario
Nikita Khrushchev
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Home Aid Fit Large Drawer Under Single Bunk Bed
Classified ad notes a large drawer as toy-storage under a bunk bed, enabling easy access for a child. It also promotes selling toys or other items for cash and offers ad-writing assistance with a contact number 5451.
Bendix Washer Dryer and Trailer Cheap
A Bendix automatic washer and dryer paired with a two wheel trailer are offered at a very low price. Contact by phone at 06-0000 for details.
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Bendix
Kennecott Strike Talks Continue
Federal mediators met again with Kennecott and Mine-Mill representatives in Salt Lake City to push settlement of the 127 day strike. Three mediators worked with both sides in separate sessions and planned further meetings, including a joint session on local issues.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott
Mine-Mill
Billings Motorist Rescues Family From Burning Home
A passing driver pulled a mother Sally Regina 22 and her three children Terry 16 Pamela 3 from a Billings house fire Monday morning. Lesley 4 was treated and released for burns on hands and ears. Ben Peterson entered the blaze to aid them. Eugene Regina was at work when notified. Cause under investigation.
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Sally Regina
Terry
Pamela
Lesley
Ben Peterson
Regina
Eugene
County Hospital Bid Accepted for Linen and Housekeeping Items
Silver Bow County approved Baker Linen Co. bid of 13 935 to supply blankets linen and housekeeping items for the new Silver Bow County per a Chronic Diseases Hospital. Other bids were Harrington Surgical Supply Mills Hospital Co Lin Tex Corp with 17 560 44 15 199 95 and 14-. Dennis Uniform Co and Kansas City White Goods Mfg Co submitted incomplete bids. Completion targeted by Jan 20 with use later next year. Funding includes 2 100 000 bond issue approved in 1956 and federal equipment funds for the four floor building.
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Baker Linen Co
Hos
Willis Gerry
Frank Gersh
Gene Daly
Harrington Surgical Supply
Mills Hospital Co
Lin-Tex Corp
Dennis Uniform Co
Kansas City White Goods Mfg. Co
Aronson to testify on dam at Missoula hearing
Gov. J Hugo Aronson will testify Tuesday at a Missoula Interior Committee hearing on the proposed Knowles or Paradise Dam. He will also speak at the Columbus Civic Club annual banquet Tuesday evening.
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J. Hugo Aronson
Ino
Missoula
Colum
Interior Committee
Knowles
Paradise Dam
Columbus Civic Club
Thomas Jackson of Butte Wins Rotary Award
Thomas Jackson of Butte has been selected as a Rotary Foundation fellow. He will study philology and linguistics in Germany as one of 121 outstanding graduates from 27 countries to receive scholarships. Jackson, son of Earle Jackson and the late Mrs. Jackson, was born in Roberts Idaho in 1933 and is a 1952 Butte High School graduate. He earned a BA in German at Montana State University Missoula in 1956 and later became a graduate assistant in the German department.
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Rotary International
Richard Lloyd
Butte Rotary Club
Jackson
Butte
Butte Club
Earle Jackson
Roberts
Idaho
Butte High School
Montana School of Mines
Montana State University
Missoula
Tau Kappa Alpha
Phi Kappa Phi
Montana Weather Forecast For East and West Regions
Montana weather shows mostly cloudy skies with snow in the eastern mountains Tuesday into Wednesday. Winds reach 25 to 40 mph from the southwest along the Continental Divide slopes. Highs 45 to 55, lows 30 to 45 Tuesday night. Western Montana cloudy with snow in mountains and scattered precipitation north and central Tuesday through Wednesday. Highs 30 to 45, lows 20 to 30 Tuesday night.
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