Anaconda Woman Finalist For National Teacher of the Year
Madelen Sauber of Anaconda is among 10 finalists for the National Teacher of the Year awards. She teaches special education at W. K. Dwyer School in Smelter City, working with educable mentally retarded children ages 8 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelen Sauber
Anaconda
W. K. Dwyer
Miss Sauber
Francis Keppel
U.S
Teachers College
Columbia University
College of Great Falls
Montana State University
Deer
Montana
Daniel Radakovich
Glasgow
Look Magazine
Council of Chief State School Officers
United States Office of Education
Foster Green
Prescott, Ariz
Letha L. Dickinson
Riverton, Wyo
May Smoking Health Report Likely Glasses Hazards
Washington AP says a federal smoking report due Saturday is expected to declare heavy cigarette use a health hazard. The advisory committee weighs how far the risk extends to average smokers and specific areas, with doctors noting caution in patients with heart or respiratory problems and mouth or throat changes. The Surgeon General’s panel prepares its noon release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Surgeon General's Advisory Committee
Fatal heart attack triggers crashes near Dillon
A 71 year old Dillon area ranchwoman, Lil Freeman, suffered a heart attack while driving on a busy Dillon thoroughfare, sparking a series of mishaps injuring June Herman, wife of local auto dealer Arlo Herman, damaging a service station and two autos. Police said the death would not count as a traffic fatality.
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Dillon
Dillon Area
Lil Freeman
Leo Williams
June Herman
Arlo Herman
Barrett Hospital
Mississippi Crash Kills Montana Girl On First Birthday
Kathleen Sullivan of Great Falls Montana died on her first birthday in a two car collision near Pelahatchie Mississippi. Her parents Bert and Mary Sullivan both 25 and 20 years old were injured along with two other children Bryan and Mary. The family was returning from a Florida vacation when the crash occurred.
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Pelahatchie
Kathleen Sullivan
Great Falls
Mont
Here
Bert Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Sullivans
Bryan
Mary
Sullivan
Montana
Florida
Weather summary for Butte Anaconda area
Mostly cloudy with occasional snow today. High 23, low -8. East of Divide and west of Divide show colder trends Friday into Saturday with scattered snow and subzero nights. Highs 15-35, lows 0-20, higher in valleys. precipitation 24 hours ending 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Divide
Milwaukee Rail Strike Ends After Federal Restraining Order
A strike by brakemen conductors and yardmen on the Milwaukee Road lasted 90 minutes before a federal judge issued a restraining order. About 400 workers walked off to protest reducing brakemen on three lines, with trains ordered to terminal points and service resuming shortly after the order.
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Tacoma
Wash
Milwaukee Road
Federal
George H. Boldt
Francis D. Tuffley
Brotherhood of Railroad
Federal Arbitration Board
Mobridge
M. T. Sevedge
Deer Lodge
Mont
Rocky Mountain
Argentine plane crash kills 28 near Zarate port
A twin engine Aero Transportes Litoral Argentino DC3 crashed near Zarate 55 miles northwest of Buenos Aires killing 28 of 31 aboard including four Americans. Identified victims include Mrs. Jack Burton Ryan and Thelma Ryan of Albuquerque New Mexico Mary Bruce of Sunnyvale California and Thomas Jewell of Elbert Cole. The Americans worked for Ferguson Construction Co. as San Lorenzo Rosario project staff. The radio message spoke of an emergency landing with a suspected short circuit before the nosedive and crash in an open field.
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Zarate
Argentina
Parana River
Buenos Aires
Buquerque
N.M
Mary Bruce
Sunnyvale
Calif
Thomas Jewell
Elbert
Cole
U.S
Ferguson Construction Co
San Lorenm
Rosario
Jewell
McNamara Clashes With Goldwater Over Missile Reliability
Defense Secretary McNamara charged Senator Goldwater with damaging national security by claiming long range missiles are unreliable. Goldwater, campaigning in New Hampshire, argued defense cuts threaten manned bombers while stressing ICBMs are not dependable.
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McNamara
Goldwater
Gardner L. Bridge
Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert L. McNamara
Sen
Barry Goldwater
America
Arizona
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Johnson
Air Force Reserve
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arthur Sylvester
Ment
Defense Secretary
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Senate panel trims tax cut to boost taxpayer relief
The Senate Finance Committee voted 9 to 6 to remove a $330 million annual revenue provision from the House tax cut bill. President Johnson urged a 14 percent top rate on personal income taxes, warning delayed implementation could slow economic stimulus into late 1964 or early 1965.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Senate
Treasury
House
Senate Committee
Junked Cars to Be Assessed For Personal Property Taxes
Silver Bow County will tax wrecked autos as personal property this year under a program drafted by Assessor George D. McGrath. Wrecks on private property stay on the owner's rolls until removed. each vehicle body has a $10 minimum value. Cascade County already adopted a similar plan in Great Falls.
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Panama
Roberto Chiari
United States
Canal Zone
Panamanian
U.S
Chiari
Washington
State Department
Friay
Panamanian National Guard
U.S. Army
Silver Bow County
George D. McGrath
Cascade County
Carl C. Seltzer
Great Falls
McGrath
Seltzer
59 Copies of Famed Portrait Lifted From Butte Store
A 15 year old youth was taken into custody by Policemen Don Plessas and Ed Moser after a call to the Skaggs Drug Center. The youth was charged with shoplifting and 55 copies of a Mona Lisa portrait were seized as evidence, valued at 88 cents total. The item was on the box and backs of two jokers and a deck of 52 playing cards.
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Don Plessas
Ed Moser
Skaggs Drug Center
W. Park
Mona Lisa
Opposition Stunned by Budget Cut
President Johnson proposed a 1965 budget of 97.9 billion, a figure that surprised opponents and puzzled economists. The plan signals a rare drop from the prior year, with full details to be released in the January 21 budget submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Hutman
Washington
UPI
Johnson
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Can Association of University Women
Deer Lodge Valley Association For
State
Supt. of Public Instruction
Harriet Miller
David Parker
US. Army
Andrew O'Meara
Caribbean
Augusto Arango
Arango
Galileo Solis
Pan American Airways
John Barbour
Mississippi
Jha
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Cut Bank
Drummond
Havre
Helena Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula
W. Yellowstone
Milwaukee
Aerotransportes Litoral Argentino Ala
Santa Fe
Jack Burton Ryan
Thelma Ryan
By Hale Montgomery
Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
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