Glendive Boy Killed in Auto Mishap
A seven year old from Glendive died of head injuries after a one car crash six miles east of Fallon on the Dawson Prairie County line. His aunt, 21 year old Doris Seilinger, was hospitalized with a fractured hip. The driver was cited as losing control on loose gravel and hitting a wood bridge over an irrigation canal.
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Glendive
API
Fallon
Dawson-Prairie County
David Zinke
Jake Zinke
Montana
Zinke
Doris Seilinger
David
Suzan
Eddie
Duane Hayward
Hayward
Prairie County
Bob Gamber
Elk Hunter Rescued After Losing Way in Rock Creek
Miles City Police Chief Al Bartels wandered from his elk hunting party Saturday in the Rock Creek area and, after hours missing in near freezing conditions, found his way out early Sunday. He was brought to Philipsburg around 2 a.m. in good condition.
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Anaconda
UPI
Miles City
al Bartels
Rugged
Rock Creek
Here
Bartels
Philipsburg
Honda
Ray Perkins
Rock Orel
Quake Threat Sparks Yugoslav Villages Slide Fears
In Belgrade officials warn a week of quakes could unleash a massive landslide on Koubk mountain in western Herzegovina. The Bikovo district near Split endured nightly shocks, over 100 quakes since last Sunday, leaving at least 70,000 homeless and four dead with damages in the millions to towns, railroads and ports.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Koubk
Herzegovina
Adriatic
Bikovo
Split
House to Tackle Postal Rate Increase First
Congress begins the new session with focus on the fiscal 1963 budget due from President Kennedy. The Senate planned extended debate on the DuPont bill easing tax and market effects of a court order forcing DuPont to dispose of its General Motors stock. Senate hearings would include Dean Rusk as part of the Rae review of the international situation. A $621 million postal rate increase bill was set as the first House floor item, with a surplus near $400 million projected for the next fiscal year and a budget of about $92.6 billion. The administration expects revenue of $93 billion, the highest on record, pending continued current tax rates. A fair employment practices bill was also set for hearings by a House subcommittee led by Rep. James Roosevelt.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
DuPont
DuPont Company
General Motors
Exoen
House Labor
James Roosevelt
D-Calif
Butte Weather Forecast Northern Plains Snow and Cold
Weather bulletin for Butte and western divide region. Cloudy with light snow and colder today and tonight. Monday brings snow west and south with strong north winds and much colder under clearing. Tuesday partly cloudy west with slightly warmer, highs near zero to ten, lows below zero to 20 below. Snow mainly Monday morning in west, with flurries Monday afternoon. mountains risk snow showers Monday night into Tuesday.
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Divide
Mother and Daughter Enter Religious Order in Alabama
In Birmingham at Our Lady of the Angels Monastery Sister Mary Angelica, head of the Franciscans, welcomes her widowed mother Mary Francis from Canton Ohio, a 20 year water department retiree, to join the order. The mother becomes Sister. the daughter is Mother, though misaddressing may occur.
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Birmingham, Ala
UPI
Our Lady of the Angels Monastery
Mary Angelica
Franciscan Nuns of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Mary Francis
Canton, Ohio
Two U S Killed In Saigon Grenade Accident
An American officer and a sergeant were killed in their Saigon quarters when a hand grenade exploded. Eight other Americans were injured. The blast occurred Saturday night at Da Nang, about 500 miles north of Saigon, where a US advisory group detachment was stationed. Names were withheld pending family notifications.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
da Nang
U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
Central Congo Government Wins Victory in Stanleyville
The central government claims victory as Gen Victor Lundula's loyalist forces clash with Gizenga aligned units in Stanleyville. Night battles leave 16 to 25 dead. Gizenga's whereabouts unclear with some bodyguards captured. UN reports Gizengist troops executed three of Lundula’s officers, no UN troops directly involved in this phase. Thant deploys 1000 Ethiopian troops near Stanleyville.
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Leopoldville
UPI
Stanleyville
Victor Lundula
Antoine Gizenga
Cyrille Adoula
Landula
Gizenga
Reds Demand No Western Rights in Berlin
East German communists say Soviet talks with U.S. Ambassador Thompson push for a peace treaty with Germany and a change in West Berlin's status. Neues Deutschland reports Moscow shows no sign of dropping Berlin demands. An East Berliner teen escaped to the West by swimming an icy canal, unnoticed by border guards.
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Berlin
Common Market Tariff Pact Nears Final Signing
A UPI report from Washington says the United States and the six nation European Common Market are poised to approve a sweeping tariff-cutting pact within hours. Officials expect a Geneva signing after Brussels details are settled, with a possible 20 percent tariff cut on some imports. The deal follows a Brussels approval of a common agricultural policy.
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Washington
UPI
United States
State Department
Howard Peterson
Kennedy
Charles S. Murphy
Brussels
Congress
France
Italy
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
More Snow Threatens Lake Area
Snow clogged highways and airport runways as a Midwest winter storm moves from New Mexico toward Michigan. Texas citrus growers prepare to salvage frost damaged crops as a Faribault Minnesota couple crash land in a field near Orangeville Illinois while a missing pilot search in Colorado continues. O Hare in Chicago slows traffic and clears runways amid a third weekend storm, with Kansas City flights reduced.
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Midwest
Texas
Taloga
Okla
Michigan
New Mexico
Faribault
Mina
Ray Unas
Wisconsin
Orangeville
Ill
O'Hare International Airport
Chicago
Kansas City
52 Take Tests At Mines for College Entry
Fifty two students from eight area high schools took College Entrance Examination Board tests at Montana School of Mines on Saturday. Prof. Walter T. Scott, supervisor, said attendance matched March 1960. Ten students took both SAT and achievement and writing samples in one day.
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Montana School of Mines
Walter T. Scott
Ten
School of Mines
Gerald J. Ferguson
West Point
Daniel M. Stowe
Merchant Marine
Business Survey Set in Butte by The Citizens Project
The Butte Citizens Project begins a citywide business survey in Butte on January 28 to gauge local trends. Rev. Ole Aarvold chairs the survey committee with Dan P. Harrington Rita Thomas and Mrs Pearl Thomas among others.
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Butte Citizens Project
Butte
Ole Aarvold
Dan P. Harrington
Rita Thomas
Pearl Thomas
Elsie Richards
Victor Ceserani
Joseph McCarthy
Carl Anderson
James Daly
Dan McKinnon
Jack McLeod
Irene Prenevost
Blanche Copenhaver
Civic Center
Aarvold
Federal Tribunal Convenes Over Galloping Goose Fate
A three three judge federal court in Butte will hear the Montana Railroad Commission case against the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Great Northern Railway over the Galloping Goose. The nine circuit appointee joins Judges Murray and Jameson to decide the 1961 discontinuance of passenger service between Butte Helena and Great Falls.
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Federal
Butte
Great Northern Railway
Montana Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Commission
ICC
MRC
W. D. Murray
Butte Division
Yng al
Murray
Richard H. Chambers
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
James R. Browning
Ninth Circuit
William Jameson
Billings
Moslem deaths in Algiers attack trigger mob protests
Seven Muslims were killed and twenty wounded in an assault by Secret Army Organization commandos on a mosque case in Algiers. The attack provoked angry demonstrations from Muslim crowds as police sought to control the unrest.
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Algiers
UPS
Secret Army
Community survey aims to boost city business growth
A Page 2 note urges lending a hand to local enterprises to raise volume in the coming year. A similar survey may span surrounding Butte areas with residents asked if they shop outside Butte.
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Butte
Burglary at Simms Yields $6,000 In Furs and Gems
Great Falls police investigated a break in at the Simms home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sassen. While the Sassens were away Friday, a thief pried open a door and stole about $6,000 in belongings including a mink cape, an ermine coat, four sables, a hearing aid, suitcases, a 32 caliber revolver, a diamond ring, and a lady's watch. The incident prompted a police search for the burglar.
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SIMMS
UPI
Great Falls
Orville Sassen
Sassens
Indonesia Mobilizes Army and Air Power for West Irian
Jakarta officials announce mass call ups as Sukarno supporters join liberation army to seize West Irian from Dutch control. Thousands of volunteers join wartime drills while Vice Air Marshal Hardjolukito outlines aviation mobilization, civilian airfields under military control, Garuda as auxiliary, and drafting of aviation workers. A unified eastern command links army air navy forces as civilian mobilization expands near Dutch New Guinea.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPT
Defense Ministry
Sukarno
Liberation Army
Iran
West New Guinea
S. Hardjolukito
Hardjolukito
West Irian
Dutch New Guinea
Sukarno May Have Reached No Return Point in West Irian Campaign
Diplomatic observers note President Sukarno faces growing pressure to extend Indonesian rule over West New Guinea. While officials favor negotiation, many fear he will not bluff about invading with thousands of boats if needed, though Indonesia’s 359,000 strong army may not be ready for full-scale action for months. Guerrilla infiltration already reported to bolster Indonesia’s hand.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Sukarno
West New Guinea
West Irian
Four Smallpox Deaths Prompt Mass Vaccination in Britain
In Bradford and surrounding areas thousands queued at clinics and drugstores for smallpox vaccines after four deaths were reported within 200 miles last week. Health officials said at least 10,000 people were vaccinated Saturday and the drive continued Sunday with no new cases reported.
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Bradford
England
UPI
Here
City Health Department
Ministry of Health
London
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