Legislators vow to block School of Mines closure
Silver Bow and Deer Lodge county legislators warn against any plan to close Montana School of Mines in Butte. They cite the school’s national reputation and its role serving the state’s mining economy, opposing Aronson’s budget recommendation.
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Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Montana School of Mines
Bureau of Mines and Geology
Butte
J. Hugo Aronson
Aronson
Helena
Silver Bow County
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Frank D. Reardon
Henry Mernin
Earl R. Sullivan
John E
Jack) Healy
Montana
Billings
Montana State University
Missou
John D. Emmons
Tim J. Sullivan
Banquet Honors J Hugo Aronson in Helena Testimonial
Nearly 1,000 attendees celebrated Swedish born J Hugo Aronson at a "Thank You, Mr. Governor" dinner in Helena. Speakers highlighted his immigrant journey, trucker and oilman roles, banking, church work, and political career from Montana governorship onward.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Sweden
Gustaff Petersens
Minneapolis
United States
Montana
Glacier National Park
E. A. Hummel
Aronson
Great Falls
John Rice
Nels Norbeck
Corvallis
Charles Scofield
Broadus
B. J. Bundas
David M. Manning
Hysham
Milward Simpson
Wyoming
Harold P. White of Anaconda Dies at 65
Harold P. White 65 of Anaconda died suddenly at his Winthrop Apartments home. Born April 26 1895 in White's Valley Pennsylvania he moved to Butte in 1921 and later to Newark New Jersey before returning to Montana in 1934. He owned the Nash garage in Anaconda until 1957 and was president and GM of Western Natural Gas since 1952 and led White Insurance and Sales. He was WWI veteran and Legion member. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Fischer Funeral Home with military honors. cremation in Spokane. Burial planned in White's Valley.
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Harold P. White
Winthrop Apts
White's Valley
Penn
Butte
Pennsylvania
Nash
Fred White
Newark
N. J
Montana
Western Natural Gas Company
White Insurance and Sales
White
American Legion
Country Club
Myrtle White
Harold L. White
William H. White
Mark Fisher
Lavona
Christine
Renny White
Spokane
Barbara White
Mildred Zellman
Bloomfield
Edna Schultz
la Mesa
Calif
Milton Haines
Lincoln Park
Fischer
Howard Huff
Methodist Church
Kennedy Fills Four More Major Posts
President-elect John F Kennedy filled four major posts in the Department of Health Education and Welfare naming Luther L Terry to head the U S Public Health Service Wilbur Cohen and James M Quigley as assistants and Alanson W Willcox as general counsel Terry is currently with Johns Hopkins and the National Heart Institute The appointments come as Kennedy advances his inauguration plans while hosting guests in Florida including Lyndon B Johnson and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr for preinauguration activities
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Edmond LE Breton
Palm Beach
Fla
Luther L. Terry
Rockville
John F. Kennedy
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Terry
U.S. Public Health Service
National Heart Institute
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
James M. Quigley
Pennsylvania
Alanson W. Willcox
Washington
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Florida
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy Villa
Ocean
Justice Served After Car Stolen in Butte Recovered
A car stolen before 8 30 a m Sunday in Butte was returned to its owner at 10 30 a m in good condition. The vehicle is owned by Joe Justice of 703 W Granite. Sheriff s deputies reported the recovery and condition.
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Butte
Sheriff's Deputies
Joe Justice
W. Granite
Boston Nazi picket triggers citywide melee during Exodus screening
About 10 000 demonstrators clash with four self described American Nazi party members led by George Lincoln Rockwell outside a Boston theater. Police escort Rockwell and followers after a scuffle. no injuries or charges reported.
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Boston
American Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
Rockwell
Northeast Airlines
Herbert F. Mullowney
Greater Boston
Rioting Moslems Kill 3 Europeans near Algiers
In Baraki 12 miles from Algiers, rioting Moslems killed three Europeans and kidnapped a fourth while eight more were injured. French troops imposed a tense calm after clashes between knife and hatchet wielders and pistol armed European villagers.
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Algiers
Algeria
Baraki
Here
Civil Rights Commission urges cutting federal aid to segregated colleges
The Civil Rights Commission urged Congress or the executive to end federal funding to publicly supported colleges that discriminate by race. The report, sent to President Eisenhower Kennedy and Congress, accuses the government of aiding separate Negro colleges through the Morrill Act and related programs. It cites Alabama Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina as hard‑core segregation states and notes limited Negro enrollment under court orders in Georgia and Louisiana.
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John F. Kennedy
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Georgia
Mississippi
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Louisiana
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Montana Weather East and West Regions Forecast
Montana forecast shows east region variable clouds with light snow showers in the mountains and westerly winds. Highs reach 40 to 55 degrees with Monday night lows 30 to 45. Western Montana remains mostly cloudy with scattered snow in the mountains and a few showers in lower elevations. highs 30 to 45 and Monday night lows 20 to 35.
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Montana
Divide
Eisenhower Forecasts Small Surplus in Final Budget
President Eisenhower will send Congress a farewell budget predicting prosperity with a about 1.4 billion surplus for the year starting July 1. Spending seen at 80.9 billion and revenues at 82.3 billion, amid a gradual recovery and recession risks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Budget Bureau
Kennedy
Reader's Courtroom debuts on Montana Standard page
A new feature by Will Bernard appears on the editorial page of The Montana Standard and The Butte Daily Post. Reader’s Courtroom is a six times weekly question and answer legal column. Bernard, with a Michigan law degree, interprets common legal problems for readers.
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Montana Standard
Butte Daily Post
Will Bernard
University of Michigan
Los Angeles
Missoula Angler Drowns After Ice Breaks on Bitterroot River
Alfred Bus, 64, of Missoula drowns Sunday after ice gives way while fishing on the Bitterroot River near Missoula. Eyewitnesses say he fell 50 feet from shore, attempted to swim, was pulled under by boots and cold clothes. another fisherman failed to reach him. Rod Snyder, a Johnson Flying Service pilot, alerted responders. helicopter joined in air rescue, body recovered after about 15 minutes of grappling. Bus was an Anaconda Company employee nearing retirement.
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Missoula
Alfred Bus
Bitterroot
Bus
Johnson Flying Service
Rod Snyder
Anaconda Company
Billings Girl Killed In Bismarck Wreck
A car carrying four 17 year olds skidded off a curve northwest of Bismarck and plunged 35 feet down an embankment. Kathleen Oschner of Billings Montana died in a hospital two hours after the crash. Driver Robert William Portiss and passengers Lois Jean Harry and Ronald W Newman, all of Bismarck, were hospitalized.
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Bismarck
N.D
Billings
Mont
Kathleen Oschner
Edwin A. Oschner
Robert William Portiss
Lois Jean Harry
Ronald W. Newman
Boys Held Here After $35 Theft
Three boys ages 8 12 and 13 were apprehended after a 35 theft at Vic s Auto Wrecking 604 Mount Land. Deputies said 30 of the loot was recovered and the youths were turned over to county juvenile authorities.
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Vic
Mt. Highland
Oklahoma Town Is Hit By Million Dollar Fire
A Sunday downtown fire in Enid Oklahoma destroyed or severely damaged six buildings with several apartments above them. Fire Chief Andy Lang estimated near one million dollars in damage and noted the fire began in an auto appliance store, affecting about one third of the block with no injuries reported.
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Enid
Okla
Andy Lang
Rescue Units Sneed to Radar Tower Collapse
Coast Guard reports Texas Tower Four, a 83 foot deep tripod radar structure off New York, collapsed in a heavy storm. Twenty seven aboard included 12 Air Force members and 15 civilians repairing damaged legs after Donna. Rescue efforts continued amid 86 mph winds and 30 foot waves with cutters, carrier Wasp, and planes in the search.
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Coast Guard
Texas Tower Four
Syracuse
N.Y
27Th Air Division
SAGE
Air Force
Texas Towers
Wasp
Washington
Son of Pioneers Here Summoned
John S. Cadigan 82 longtime Butte Walkerville resident died Sunday in a Yakima Washington hospital He attended Blaine School in Butte was an early miner in Butte and Idaho Surviving relatives include a son and daughter in law a daughter and three grandsons Funeral services in Yakima
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Walkerville
Yakima, Wash
Butte
Blaine
North Main
Idaho
James Cadigan
Virginia City
Chicago
Ireland
Portland
California
Yakima
Mystery Rocket Clues Remain Unreported by Washington
Reports from Shemya Island radar said an object was tracked for about six minutes heading southeast toward the Pacific. U S officials offered no confirmation or denial about a Soviet rocket launch on Friday.
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Washington
Pacific
Soviet Union
U.S. Air Force
Shemya Island
Alaska
Wang Hao and Chen Yen-yen Assaulted in Taipei
Film figure Wang Hao and wife Chen Yen-yen were attacked by five youths in Taipei on a Saturday night after they refused autographs. Four suspects were arrested and one fled the scene.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wang Hao
Chen Yen-yen
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