Falls Smeltermen Vote To Stay With Mine Mill
Great Falls smeltermen voted to remain with Mine-Mill Local No. 16 in a large turnout with only six opposed. They endorsed joint negotiations with the Anaconda Co. and rejected separate bargaining, aiming to reopen joint talks for all Anaconda properties.
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Falls
Great Falls
Anaconda Co
Ray Graham
Mine-Mill Local No. 16
International Union
Joint Negotiating Committee
Graham
Anaconda
Three Young Men Die in Eastern Montana Wreck
The holiday toll in Montana rose to 11 fatalities with Gail Erickson 21 of Grenora North Dakota as the latest driver killed in a one car crash near Reserve. Curtis Christensen 17 of Coalridge and Allen Olsen 18 of Reserve also died. Fred Ray 24 Medicine Lake and Don Madsen 16 Antelope were among the injured. Officials blamed excessive speed as recovery from the New Year holiday period continued.
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Montana
Gail Erickson
Grenora
N.D
Reserve
Erickson
Plentywood
Curtis Christensen
Coalridge
Allen Olsen
Irvin Zeitner
Fred Ray
Medicine Lake
Billings
Don Madsen
Phil Brinkman
Dagmar
Sheridan County
Treasure State
Kennecott Gets Back in Gear as Talks Progress
Kennecott Copper Corp resumes Western operations with 75 percent mill capacity at the China Mines Division and rapid back filling of jobs. Ray mine in Arizona and Hayden smelter restart. About 600 of 700 Mine-Mill members in Nevada return, Utah remains largely out while steelworkers and other unions negotiate. Talks with electrical workers in Utah show progress. negotiations to continue Tuesday.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
China Mines Division
Ray
Ariz
Hayden
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Nevada
Ruth
McGill
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Kennecott
United Steelworkers of America
Electrical Workers Brotherhood
Christmas Holiday Road Toll Near 500
The Christmas weekend toll reached almost 500 deaths, with 324 traffic deaths reported nationwide from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday. Additional fatalities included 22 fire deaths and 68 other accident deaths, totaling 414 in the period. The AP survey also counted more fires as a secondary fatality factor. Fires were tallied separately due to their winter-season impact. ARMY SAID SUPERIOR SEOUL Lt. Gen. Song Yo-Chan says South Korea's army now outstrips North Korea's ground forces.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Seoul
South Korea
Song Yo-Chan
North Korea
Far-Ranging Storm Strands Travelers and Causes Eight Deaths
A powerful Midwest to New England winter storm paralyzed roads with blizzards and freezing rain. Eight deaths were reported in traffic accidents across Kansas, Maine, Wisconsin and Iowa as crews struggled to clear drifts. Widespread outages knocked out long distance lines in Minnesota and South Dakota while lake surf pummeled Lake Superior and East Harbor cargoes.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New England
Kansas
Maine
Wisconsin
Iowa
Midwest Storm Center
Plains
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana Weather and Storm Impacts Across States
Montana forecasts show fair to partly cloudy skies with daytime highs 25 to 45 and cold nights across east and west regions. The storm disrupted travel with 500 stranded in Beloit Kansas and many roads closed in Billings, Helena, Great Falls, Havre, Kalispell, Missoula and surrounding areas. Snow totals reached up to 12 inches in the Black Hills and midwest states, with warnings extending to New Hampshire Maine Vermont and Maine.
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Beloit
Kan
Billings
Broadus
City Hall
Bus
Havre
Kansas
Helena
Lewistown Xo
Livingston
Nebraska
Miles City
Missoula
Belgrade
Nations
Drummond
Kalispell
Veterans Memorial Building
W. Yellowstone
Black Hills
South Dakota
Lincoln
Neb
Russell
Maryville
Brule
Wis
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Portsmouth
Concord
N. H
Burlington
Montpelier
McDonald Sees Union Rejecting Steel Offer Amid Tie to Strike
Union President David J. McDonald told White House fact finders that the 500,000 United Steelworkers will reject the industry last contract offer amid fierce opposition. He hinted a partial strike could occur on January 26 when cooling-off expires, as mediators seek a settlement under Taft-Hartley. Eisenhower aides weigh federal action to prevent a steel shutdown.
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Washington
David J. McDonald
White House
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Factfinders
Eisenhower
Congress
Taylor
National Labor Relations Board
Shoemaker Reaches 100 and Keeps Working in France
LIMOGES France AP Leon Missou known as the oldest worker in France celebrated his 100th birthday with a family of 20 children grandchildren and great grandchildren He still works an eight hour day and plans to continue in a shop owned by his son who is 72 Misson has logged 43 years in his current shop.
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Limoges
France
Leon Missou
Misson
Russia agrees to talks on disarmament in Geneva
The Soviet Union accepts Western proposals to resume East-West disarmament talks in Geneva on March 15. The 10 nation disarmament commission will include Bulgaria, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Romania, marking equal representation for communist nations. Italy joins the Western negotiating team, aiming to ease long standing tensions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
Tass
Maurice Dejean
United Nations
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
London
United States
Canada
France
Britain
Italy
Innocent Pleaded In Salcido Death
N T Cisneros, 31, formerly of Butte, pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of Vernon Arnold Salcido, 31, of Butte. Salcido died from chest and stomach wounds in a Spokane hospital after a family quarrel at the Cisneros home north of Troy. Three others were wounded. Marshall Candee was appointed counsel. A Feb 29 trial date was tentatively set for bar owner Donald Lynn Keith in a second murder case from a Dec 1 bar room brawl.
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Libby
N. T. Cisneros
Butte
Vernon Arnold Salcido
Cisneros
Troy
Salcido
Spokane
Marshall Candee
Dist
Eugene Foot
Lincoln County
Foot
Donald Lynn Keith
Charles Lloyd Feak
Troy Area
Feak
Four Brandell family members die from gas asphyxiation
Cheyenne, Wyo. Four members of the Brandell family died of suspected carbon monoxide from a rusted chimney flue. Robert E. Brandell, 32, his wife Audrey Mae, 28, and sons Robert Dean, 7, and Richard, 4, were found in their home. Jacqueline Jean, 10, is in a South Dakota children's home. Coroner Marvin Schrader said the deaths likely occurred Saturday night.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert E. Brandell
Audrey Mae
Robert Dean
Richard
Jacqueline Jean
South Dakota
Marvin Schrader
Woman Gets 7 Years In Slaying Of Husband
LIBBY AP Mrs Gloria Lee Dailey was sentenced to seven years in Montana Prison for second degree murder of her husband Alvin. Confined in Lincoln County Jail since the April shooting she will be moved to Deer Lodge Tuesday. Dailey was in bed when shot and surrendered to Sheriff Robert Riddle after driving from their Libby ranch to Libby. She pleaded guilty without trial before Judge Eugene Foot.
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Libby
Gloria Lee Dailey
Montana
Alvin
Dailey
Lincoln County
Deer Lodge
Troy
Robert Riddle
Eugene Foot
Malta Labor Launches International Fund to End British Rule
Malta's Labor Party forms an international fund to boost the campaign to end British rule. A party statement says the fund aims to step up overseas support for the anti-colonial effort on the island.
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Valletta
Malta
Labor Party
State Board Refuses To Dip Into Next Fiscal Year's Funds
Montana's State Welfare Board says it will not seek authorization to spend next year's general relief funds to cover strike-affected counties. It does provide Silver Bow County with 200000 for relief, including 140000 promised last month, with 22500 retained for medical and related care.
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Helena
Montana
State Welfare Board
Silver Bow
M. F. Keller
Great Falls
State Board of Examiners
Frank Gersh
Welfare Department
Atty
Forrest H. Anderson
Frank Murray
Butte
Welfare Board
Silver Bow County
Gersh
Anaconda Co
Jury Names Drawn for Butte Court Term
The 107 Silver Bow County taxpayers were drawn for jury duty by Judge McClernan and a lawyer commission. Names will be certified to the sheriff and jurors must appear later, possibly Jan 18. The term will include two murder trials seven lesser criminal matters and about 55 civil cases. No challenges had been raised to the drawing.
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Sines Aere B. McClernan
Silver Bow County
Montana Supreme Court
John L. Peterson
Urban Roth
James Purcell
McClernan
Copper wire in vase keeps flowers fresh longer
A reader notes placing a copper wire at the vase bottom may extend flower life. The ad guidance section invites readers to sell rent buy hire or trade via a local ad writer at the provided number. The fragment ends with a stray phrase about a party and wrongdoing.
France wrestles with who would pull the trigger in war
In a National Assembly debate Maurice Couve de Murville outlined Paris differences with the United States and NATO over air defense control and storing nuclear bombs on French soil. He cited the risk of a commander not under French orders and the unsettled issue of nuclear war initiation.
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Paris
France
United States
NATO
Maurice Couve de Murville
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Couve de Murville
U.S
Lauris Norstad
de Gaulle
Britain
West Germany
Mediterranean
Africa
Yanks to Build 30 Million Plant in Kalinin Near Moscow
A New York City based Intertex International unit secured the Soviet contract to construct a 30 million dollar textile plant at Kalinin near Moscow. The bid beat a British offer that included long credit terms while the Americans touted superior equipment. Officials say Soviet trade goals influenced the deal.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Intertex International, Inc
New York City
Kalinin
United States
Senators to Honor Speaker Rayburn Traveled to Sherman for Rayburn Tribute
About 40 former House members and Texas House delegates will fly to Sherman Texas for a civic celebration honoring Speaker Sam Rayburn. The group will travel on a White House supplied military transport plane Tuesday.
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Washington
Sherman
Tex
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Texas House
White House
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