Ranchers Oppose Montana Range Plan Near Divide
Ranchers met with Montana Fish and Game officials at Divide to oppose state or federal land acquisition for a winter range on the Lindlief ranch north of Divide. Debates centered on grazing permits and impact on ownership while officials noted the dept. has an option on part of the property.
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Montana Fish and Game Dept
Lindlief Ranch
Divide
Fish and Game Dept
Walter Everin
Robert Cooney
E. G. Leipheimer Jr
Montana Fish
Frank Dunkle
Department
Jack Hirschy
Wisdom - Jackson
Dunkle
Rudy Polish
Glen
Ralph Potts
Wise River
Ralph Nichols
Big Hole Basin
Nichols
Everin
Ish and Game Dept
Lindlief
Mt. Fleecer
Butte Weather Outlook Warmer Through Thursday
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail with warmer temperatures through Thursday. Today highs near 28 with tonight around 5 above. East of Divide expect increasing cloudiness and scattered snow in the afternoon and night. Winds shift to northerly 15 to 25 mph and turn colder. Maximums are for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Butte
Divide
State Red Cross Conference Opens in Butte
Red Cross volunteers from nearly all Montana counties gather in Butte for the annual Montana Red Cross Conference at the Finlen Hotel. Over 100 attendees include national and Pacific area staff with speakers Ramone Eaton and Robert Wilson. The event features meals, panels on home service and schools, and fund raising planning.
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Red Cross
Montana
Montana Red Cross
Red Cross Organization
National
Washington, D.C
Pacific Area
West Coast
Finlen
Harold MceGrath
Butte
John J. Mitchell
Ramone S. Eaton
American Red Cross
E. P. Frizelle
Home Service
The
M. Jorgenson
Billings
Natonal Fund
County Receives Airport Payment For Silver Bow County
Silver Bow County received a 61312.77 payment from the Aviation Agency as partial relief on the county airport terminal under construction. The check, payable by the Treasurer of the United States to county treasurer Jack C. Klemp, was credited to the county airport fund.
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Silver Bow County
Feder. Aviation Agency
United States
Jack C. Klemp
Frank Gersh
Dype Daly
Elizabeth Gerry
Hearing aid battery blames capture in Chicago burglary
James Johns ton, 21, told police he would have avoided arrest if the hearing aid battery had not died. He said he could not hear the burglar alarm at the night club burglary scene in Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
James Johnston
Two Young Men Hurt in Crash in Walkerville
Edward Sheehan, 22, of 1606 Elm and Dan Lynch, 21, of 4 Gladstone Terrace, Walkerville, were treated at St James Community Hospital for cuts and scratches after a Tuesday 1:50 p.m. auto accident on Harrison Avenue. Sheehan was cut by shattered glass and complained of arm and head pains.
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Edward Sheehan
Elm
Dan Lynch
Gladstone Terrace
Walkerville
St. James Community Hospital
Harrison Avenue
Sheehan
Tues- Don Sullivan
Dave Edmand
Caan
Post Office Draws Farmer’s Gripes and Quiet Exits
Washington UPI reports Rep Ancher Nelson R Minn receives a letter from a retired farmer in his district criticizing a new post office. The farmer says the project was a waste of taxpayers money and complains about door delivery removing a chance to go downtown for a few beers away from his wife.
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Washington
UPI
Ancher Nelson
R-Minn
River Floods Dillon Valley
Beaverhead River flood north of Dillon expands into an eight mile valley area covering 15 square miles. About 75 families evacuated as more runoff and a three foot ice jam raise the danger. Red Cross reports increasing risk from a warming trend and rapid water rise.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
Beaverhead County Civil Defense
Ed Swetish
Red Cross
Irving Cross
UPI
Beaverhead County
U.S. 91
Gallatin
Airline Giants Announce Merger Plan
American Airlines and Eastern Air Lines announce a planned merger to form a single corporation with assets over 902 million and annual revenue above 711 million. The plan, pending CAB and stockholder approval, would create the largest U.S. airline, with executives C. R. Smith and Malcolm A. MacIntyre leading the new company and projected annual savings of about 50 million.
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NEW York
API
American
Eastern
Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
U.S
United Air Lines
United
Capital Airlines
American Airlines
Fellows Railroad
New York Central
Pennsylvania Rail
C. R. Smith
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Smith
MacIntyre
Postal Rate Hike Moves Forward In House Action
The House tentatively approved a nickel increase for letters and four cents for postcards as part of a 700 million mail rate package. The bill, opposed by the administration over postal deficit fears, also bans Communist propaganda mail and awaits final passage next day.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
House Post Office Committee
Widow of Trotsky Dies in Paris at 79
Natalia Sedova Trotsky, widow of Leon Trotsky and longtime anti Stalinist figure, died in Paris at age 79. She had lived in Paris since last year after a heart attack. her ashes will be buried beside Trotsky in Mexico. The couple had two sons who later became agents.
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Trotsky
Paris
UPI
Natalia
Sedova Trotsky
Leon Trotsky
Josef Stalin
Coyoacan
Russia
Kremlin
Mexico
Soviet Union
Madame Trotsky
Madame Sedova
Former Newsman Appointed To State Liquor Board Job
Tom Maddox, ex manager of the Helena AP bureau, was named assistant secretary for the Montana Liquor Control Board at a December board meeting. J. E. Manning said the role is not a public relations post and noted needs for secretarial support. Maddox moved to Montana from Illinois with his wife and two daughters Sharon and Susan.
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Tom Maddox
Helena
Associated Press
Montana Liquor Control Board
J. E. Manning
Standard Post
Maddox
Manning
Mon
Argentina Backs U S Drive to Oust Cuba from Americas
The United States with Argentina backing moves to brand Fidel Castro’s regime a Communist satellite and suspend Cuba from inter American affairs. Chile Ecuador and Uruguay shift toward support, while a six nation Central American bloc seeks broader sanctions.
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William L.F. Horsey
Punta del Este
Uruguay
UPD
United States
Argentina
American Community of Nations
U. S
Chile
Ecuador
Goliad Tes
Cuba
Castro
Venezuelan Rioters Spread Terror Throughout Capital
In Caracas government troops and police clashed with leftist extremists for a second day, killing nine people and wounding 25. An official communique reported numerous arrests and a reign of terror across the city.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Jury to hear $96,963 damage suit of Wrights in Montana
Former Montana patrolman Rob ert Wright and his wife Anastasia press a two count action in U S District Court in Butte seeking 96 963 52 for injuries and other damages from a 1959 Murray Utah rear end collision involving Wycoff Co of Utah. The case opens at 10 a m with jury selection.
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Wright
U.S. District Court
Robert Wright
Dillon
Anastasia
Butte
W. D. Murray
Wycoff Co
Utah
Murray
Edward C. Laursen
A. G. Shone
Ted McFadden
Carl Davis
Corette
Wit
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L. W. Moss
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L. C. Weis
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Billings High Or Prec
Broadus Butte
Drummond Il
Glasgow Great Falls
Havre
Kalispell -S
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
West
Yellowstone
State Red Cross
Robert S. Wilson
San Francisco
Wheels of Progress
Dillon Valley
United Press International
George C. Harlan
State Liquor Board
Tana
Illinois
Sharon
Montana State University School of Journalism
Susan
OAS
Miguel Angel Carcano
Dean
Capital
Band
Butte-Dillon
Dillon Area
Nissler Junction
William Loynel Greenhalgh
Greenhalgh
Tom Cahill
Jess Fryett
Nissler
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Fryett
Deer Lodge
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