Indonesia Stirs To Attack West Irian Rise
Sukarno declares a mobilized force of 10 000 veterans and a mass rally in Makassar as Indonesia presses toward West Irian. The Hague says Dutch defenses are adequate while Hong Kong sources note five 60 foot barges shipped to Indonesia for potential invasion.
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Indonesia
UPI
Sukarno
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West Irian
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New Guinea
Col. Busjiri
Maluku
United States
Hong Kong
Macao
Nehru Backer Threatens Kashmir War
Sanjiva Reddy, president of Nehru's Congress, vowed to drive Chinese Communists from Indian soil and liberate Kashmir from Pakistan. He warned India will not accept the cease-fire line as a solution, citing China’s incursions in Ladakh. The crowd clashed with police during the opening of the party conference.
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Patna
India
UPT
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Kashmir
Pakistan
China
Sanjiva Reddy
Nehru
Bamoe
Reddy
Ladakh
Boulder Shed Fire Destroys $50,000 In Road Equipment
A large storage shed at Jefferson County Yard in Boulder burned early Thursday, destroying about 50 000 dollars in road equipment including four trucks a grader a tractor a Cat machine and other gear. Firefighters and volunteers fought the blaze for over an hour as strong winds risked nearby shops homes and a Masonic Hall shed. The loss was listed at least 50 000 and snow removal operations remain unaffected.
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Boulder
Jefferson County
George Paradis
Frank McCauley
Paradis
Masonic Hall
Mayor to Meet With Governor to Discuss Municipalities
Mayor Vern Griffith and Al Klinger will meet Governor Donald G. Nutter at 1 30 p m Friday in Butte to propose a Montana League of Municipalities conference. They aim to arrange a session with the governor to address city problems and seek solutions.
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Donald G. Nutter
Montana League of Municipalities
Griffith
Butte
League
al Klinger
Shelby
Nutter
Municipal League
Copter Rescues 14 Fishermen From Ice floe
A Grosse Ile Naval Air Station helicopter rescued 14 Detroit area fishermen from a large ice floe off the Ontario shore of Lake Erie. Commander Herbert Karsten said the operation lasted under an hour, with seven round trips by a HUP-2 retriever to a road east of Leamington, Ontario, and back to shore.
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Detroit
UPS
Grosse
Naval Air Station
Detroit Area
Ontario
Lake Erie
Herbert Karsten
Leamington
Ont
Karsten
Zouaves Battle Algerian Rebels in Oran Center
French Zouave troops clashed with an Algerian Moslem rebel commando in Oran. The fighting left at least five dead and many wounded as a curfew eased, with rebels firing on Le Djurdjura cafe and European demonstrators in Place Marshal Foch.
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Algiers
Algeria
API
Oran
Thu
Marshal Foch
Mikoyan to Visit Ghana En Route Home from Moscow
First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan will stop in Ghana as part of his return trip home after a visit to Moscow. The trip emphasizes Soviet-Ghana relations with no further schedule details released.
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Moscow
UPI
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Ghana
Portland Widow Sues Northwest Airlines for 725000 Fallout
Mrs. Lois B. Denton of Portland files a federal court suit in Missoula seeking 725330 dollars for the death of her husband Joseph Andrew Denton in the October 1960 Northwest Airlines DC4 crash near Missoula. She claims negligent operation and seeks actual damages burial costs and exemplary damages totaling 725330 dollars.
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Portland
Northwest Airlines
Missoula
Lois B. Denton
Joseph Andrew den
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Denton
Spokane
Nine Mile
Missoula County
Drew
Weather outlook for Divide and east region
Cloudy conditions prevail with periods of snow in the eastern mountains and higher elevations. Temperatures range from mid teens to the mid forties with winds southwest at 20 to 30 mph.
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Divide
Ban Orf Diness
University Heads Meet in Butte Montana
The Montana University System executive council gathers in Butte for a routine interim session led by Dr. L C Brockmann of Northern Montana College. Attendees include Dr. Edwin G Koch of Montana School of Mines and presidents Aiken Short Renne Newburn, with Steele on leave.
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Institutions of Higher
Butte
L. C. Brockmann
Northern Montana College
Havre
Edwin G. Koch
Montana School of Mines
Koch
State Board of Education
Brockmann
Lincoln Aiken
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Herbert L. Steele
James E. Short
Western Montana College
Dillon
R. R. Renne
Montana State
Newburn
State University
Missoula
U S Moves to Restore Dominican Relations and Aid
Washington reports the United States will resume diplomatic ties with the Dominican Republic and provide aid to the Balaguer regime after the OAS lifts sanctions from 1960. The British Embassy will notify the Dominican government, with a chargé d'affaires to replace an ambassador until confirmed. A U S aid mission heads to Santo Domingo to discuss terms.
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Washington
UPD
United States
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
U. S
Organization of American States
OAS
Purse Snatched From Convent Cook in Butte 1962
A 66 year old convent cook Mrs Mabel Mauden of 1828 B Street Butte reported a purse snatch Thursday near St John the Evangelist convent. A boy, described as a candidate for Butte's meanest thief, grabbed her clutch and fled east on Cobban toward Harrison.
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Butte
Mabel Mauden
St. Ee
Walker Accepts Bid to Testify in Muzzling Inquiry
Senate inquiry into censorship of military leaders to begin January 23 with former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker invited to testify later. Stennis said the eight member subcommittee will examine participation by military leaders in anti Communist seminars and public information activities.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
John
Stennis
Misisippi Democrat
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Europe
Ohiamiea
Remains of Fire Victims Flown to Coast
Helena dispatch reports the charred remains of Mrs. Vivian Milton and her 3-year-old daughter Julie flown to San Francisco for funeral services. The fire destroyed a Beartooth ranch lodge north of Helena. a coroner's jury identified the bones by a diamond wristwatch clasp. The inquest resumes Monday at Wolf Creek. Henry S. Hibbard accompanied the remains to California. State Fire Marshal George Martin inspected the scene.
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Helena
UPI
Vivian Milton
Julie
San Francisco
Milton
Pierce Milton
Beartooth Ranch
Here
Wolf Creek
Dave Middlemas
Henry S. Hibbard
Hibbard
George Martin
Health Board Says Air Pollution Not Serious Threat
The Montana Board of Health told a Butte gathering that present air pollution is not a serious health threat. Benjamin F. Wake cited state law. civil action may be the only recourse for complainants. Teachers and parents reported nose and eye irritations tied to the Rocky Mountain Phosphate plant smoke.
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Health Board
Butte
Montana Board of Health
Benjamin F. Wake
State Board
Wake
Butte Citizens Project Health and Welfare Committee
Rocky Mountain
Phosphate Plant
Montana
State Health Board
Butte Citizens Project
Health and Welfare Committee
Ind
State Board of
Goose Kayoes Pilot But Passenger Lands Ship Safely
A goose crashed through the windscreen of a Cessna 120, knocking pilot Leonard Bolton unconscious. Passenger Ted Raines of Houston took control and landed the plane safely in a field near Dayton, Texas, after the jet’s crew struggled with the bird strike during a Beaumont to Houston flight.
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Dayton
Tex
UPS
Here
Leonard Bolton
Houston
Beaumont
Bolton
Ted Raines
U. S. 90
Khrushchev Suffering Mild Flu Quietly
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev has a mild influenza that kept him home since New Year and led to the cancellation of a trip to Byelorussia. He, 67, is generally in good health and his prior flu was two years ago after a Indonesia trip.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Byelorussia
Khrushchev
Indonesia
Kennedy to Fly to Ohio for Speech Delay
President Kennedy will cut his Palm Beach plans by 24 hours and depart for Washington Friday afternoon. He had intended to speak in Columbus, Ohio, Saturday night but will now return to the capital to deliver the State of the Union message to a joint session next week. Jacqueline Kennedy and the children will stay in Palm Beach for a few days after his departure. The President had arrived December 19 to be at his father Joseph P Kennedy’s bedside who has suffered a stroke.
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Palm Beach
Pla
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Columbus
Ohio
White House
Washington
Jacqueline
Corette Sees Gas Imports as Montana Option
Montana Power Company President J E Corette told the Governor's Committee on Economic Studies that Montana gas exploration has been generally unsuccessful. He called importing gas from Alberta an ace in the hole and warned Montana risks dependence on Canada while noting reserves fell from 750 to 600 billion cubic feet between 1950 and 1960. He remained cautiously optimistic about future exploration.
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Nat- Corette
Montana
Corette
Alberta
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