Montana Supreme Court weighs strike era unemployment claims
The Montana Supreme Court heard arguments on whether 34 Anaconda strikers who found jobs during the 1959 60 copper strike can collect unemployment benefits. The case tests if taking temporary work counts against the strike disqualification provision, with the UCC arguing such work was stop gap and not eligible, while workers claim insufficient evidence to prove intent. The decision could impact additional similar appeals and funds tied to the dispute.
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Polson Man Dies in 85-Foot Fall at Missile Site
Arnold James Smith 25 of Polson died after an 85 foot fall at site D-10 nine miles north of Denton while working alone at a Minute Man missile site. Rescue took two hours with a crane. investigation ongoing. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith.
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Polson
Lewistown
UPS
Arnold James Smith
Reds Reinforce Berlin Wall Amid Refugee Escape Spot
Berlin observers report the Communist authorities strengthen the anti refugee barrier at a popular escape point while American troops enter West Germany by airlift in a major test of transatlantic mobility. The report cites Khrushchev's Vienna memorandum to Kennedy from last June and notes about 5,400 personnel involved.
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UPI
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
West Germany
How Ya Want It Los Angeles Ad Seeks $5,000 Help
A classified ad from the Los Angeles Heri ed Sun seeks 5 000 to cover an assessment debt. The note says repayment is not possible and provides only a telephone contact.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Weath er Outlook West of Divide Brief Snow And Cold
Mostly cloudy conditions with light snow possible today and Friday. Temperatures stay very cold with highs near 5 below to 5 above and lows around 30 below. East of Divide clearer at times with very light snow, while west and south central regions see more snow and gradual moderation by Thursday afternoon.
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Divide
Ehere
Balaguer Ousted Riots Shatter City
Santo Domingo reports street fighting after a bloodless palace coup ousted the government and installed a civilian military junta. The junta vows to restore order and hold elections to establish constitutional rule.
Dixon Returns to Washington With Light Hearted Commentary
Impish columnist George Dixon arrives back in Washington from Florida as his Standard Post editorial page begins anew. He stays playful and avoids taking any matter too seriously, even when poking fun at figures like Jack and Jackie.
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George Dixon
Washington
Florida
Standard Post
Dixon
Jack
Jackie
Paris Bomb Barrage Tests De Gaulle's Siege Power
Paris experienced the year’s heaviest bomb barrage with fourteen plastic bombs set by the OAS causing no injuries initially. The blasts hit homes of journalists Gilles Martinet and Emmanuel D'Astier, while Bordeaux saw a strike on Communist party HQ. De Gaulle offered to use his special powers, including a state of siege, to curb Algerian violence.
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UPI
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Ulle
Cahe
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Gilles Martinet
Francoeur
Emmanuel D’astier
Liberation
Bordeaux
Communist Party
de Gaulle
Moslem Mobs and Europeans Clash in Algiers Port City
In Bone Algeria clashes between Moslem and European mobs turned violent when troopers backed police to quell street fighting. The day saw a European killed and widespread property damage after a plastic bomb attack that killed ten Moslems.
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Algiers
UPI
Bone
Congressional Leaders Delay Kennedy School Bill Action
After a White House meeting President Kennedy, Speaker McCormack and key leaders from both parties announce a postponement of the public school bill. Senate leader Mansfield and House aides Bolling Albert join in signaling focus on higher education aid before addressing the school measure.
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John McCormack
Kennedy
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Mont
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McCormack
Mass
Richard Bolling
Carl Albert
Premier Khrushchev Faces Ongoing Kremlin Power Struggle
US experts see Khrushchev’s Molotov clash as a victory but not decisive in the Soviet leadership power fight. Pravda’s attack on Molotov signals wider disputes over China Albania and domestic economy with no clear successor in sight.
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UPI
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Soviet Bloc
Butte studies plan to move homes amid renewal funds
A city committee, appointed by Mayor Vern Smeete, studies relocating East Side residents using urban renewal funds. The area runs from Warren Avenue west to Oklahoma, with many good homes affected by the open pit.
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Butte Studies
East Side
Butte
Vern Smee Te Eee
Warren Avenue
Oklahoma
Griffith
City Threatens Legal Action Over Mine Runoff and Truck Dangers
The city of Butte warned Anaconda Co. of possible action after sewer issues and thaw risks. First Ward aldermen cited ore trucks threatening St Mary School children and urged arrest of unlicensed drivers entering Main Street. Shoring work planned on a hill truck turning point to prevent rock falls.
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Butte
Anaconda Co
Terry Kelly
Tom Powers
First Ward
Kelly
Burglars Loot Milwaukee Tavern in Butte Break-in
Police report the Milwaukee Tavern at 1000 S Montana was looted of about 200 dollars. Owner Robert Williams said 150 came from a machine and 50 from a break into the counter. entry was gained by prying a storeroom door and pushing in a screen between 2 and 5 30 a m. He reported no other items stolen.
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Milwaukee
S. Montana
Robert Williams
Williams
Moscow Envoys See Uncertain Kremlin After Party Congress
Western diplomats in Moscow sense a developing story following the 22nd Congress of the Soviet Communist Party. They note Khrushchev's tightening grip aimed at enemies while fractures widen with China and Albania and through Berlin, inviting scrutiny at home and within the socialist camp.
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Moscow
UPI
Dean Rusk
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Movement
Khrushchev
Party
V. M. Bolotov
China
Albania
Berlin
Bloc
Army Reserve Addition Approved for Marine-Navy Center
An Army Reserve addition to the Marine-Navy Reserve Center at Florence and Wall Clark Park is authorized with completion set for August 16. Taylor-McDonnell Construction Co. received a $58,885 contract announced by Maj. Gen. F. R. Zierath of the Tenth Army. Nine buildings are planned including an Army Reserve addition of about 1,700 maintenance.
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Clark Park
Taylor-McDonnell Construction Co
F. R. Zierath
Tenth Army
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