Bridge Blast Blamed on IRA Near Northern Ireland Border
In a border attack near Ferma nagh and Cavan, a bridge was blown up injuring none but collapsing the main road. Police say the outlawed IRA staged the blast as violence rises along the border after the murder of Constable Norman Anderson. Three men questioned in Dublin were released.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Fermanagh
Cavan
Norman Anderson
Anderson
Republic
IRA
Southern Ireland
Ulster
Dublin
Overseas education report opens MASA meeting in Montana
Edward Sommerfeld, Glendive superintendent and Fulbright winner, presents a comparative education report on Norway and Italy to about 200 Montana school administrators at the MASA convention in Butte. The annual gathering runs through Tuesday noon at the Finlen with theme The Quest for Quality and highlights high school athletics music festivals and speech meets.
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Malta
Butte
Montana Assn
MHSA
MASA
Norway
Italy
Edward Sommerfeld
Glendive
Countries
Montana
del Langbel
Kalispell
Charles E. Hood
Custer County
Miles City
Sig Hefty
Silver Bow
Butte Bowler Foster Ledford Dies in Missoula
Foster Ledford a 54 year old topflight Butte bowler died during the Missoula Singles Classic competition after reportedly suffering a heart attack. He was awaiting his turn on the lanes when stricken. Ledford a Butte automotive salesman, from 810 Lexington, was taken to a local mortuary then to Butte for funeral services. He was a member of the Butte Boosters team and had bowled in doubles the previous night.
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Foster Ledford
Butte Kegler
Missoula
Butte
Butteutomobile
Lexington
Fay
Medical Ac
Ledford
Tator
Squire-Simmons-Carr
Missoula County
The
Butte Boosters
Steve Ryan
Mickey Conlan
Frankie Martinich
Ed Markovich
Ce Eenseee
Hoasten
Influenza Epidemic Claims 754 Lives in England
An influenza epidemic spread from northern England to the south, killing 754 people since January. The outbreak felled thousands, caused factory and office staff shortages, and disrupted mail deliveries in several districts.
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London
England
Ruanda Republic Proclaimed After Ruler Deposed
Kigeri V the mwami Rwandan ruler was deposed by Ruanda burgomasters and municipal councilors. The territory is declared a republic, amid unrest and delayed legislative elections. Belgian troops remain, deemed to prevent tribal conflicts.
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Ruanda
Brussels
Belgium
Kigeri V
East Africa
Brussels Radio
Belga
Mwami
Ruanda-Urundi
Belgian Congo
Ruanda da Urundi
Africa
Ruanda- Urundi
Congo
Three Men Held After Southern California Warehouse Fire
A chemical fertilizer warehouse fire near El Centro prompted evacuations of about 500 residents. A 15 year old boy and three men were arrested for arson as investigators link the blaze to a string of fires over two days. Authorities note possible connections to straw labor disputes but cite no clear evidence.
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EL Centro
Calif
California
Here
Herbert Hughes
R.R. Birchfield
Henry Swanson
Swanson
Patrolman Pushes Car to Help Then Links Suspects
An Anaconda patrolman pushed a stalled car toward Lee's Truck Stop at Crackerville after its driver claimed to be out of gas. On arrival, the officer arrested three occupants in connection with a two hubcaps theft in Walkerville. An APB note about the pursuing car followed during the maneuver.
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Montana
Anaconda
Butte-Anaconda
Lee
Crackerville
Walkerville
Macmillan Returns From Paris Talks With De Gaulle
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flew to London Sunday night after private talks with President Charles de Gaulle in Paris. No statement was released, but both leaders reportedly discussed the broad range of international relations.
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Paris
Harold Macmillan
London
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Spaak to resign as NATO secretary general in 1960
Paris AP reports Paul Henrt Spaak will announce his resignation Monday from the NATO post after nearly four years. The Belgian leader may return to politics, potentially pursuing Belgiums premiership as NATO expanded ties to nuclear armament and a heads of government meeting.
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Paris
Paul-Henri Spaak
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cmatic
NATO
Belgium
Spaak
Socialist Party
Britain
Lord Ismay
Eisenhower
Soviet wrist watches offered in Havana ad
Cubans were told in a full page newspaper advertisement Sunday that Soviet wrist watches are now available in Havana. Five models of stainless steel watches range in price from 34 to 42 dollars. Britons said prices are about 40 percent higher than in London.
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Havana
London
Two Youths Die In Snowbound Highway Wrecks
Deaths raise Montana traffic toll to 17. Ray Edwards 16 of Livingston and Joseph Merl Evans Jr. 26 of Rapid City perished in separate crashes on icy curves. Edwards was ejected 44 feet from a car driven by Bill Bowers 20. Evans died from head injuries after his car left Highway 212 at the State School Curve near Miles City.
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Ray Edwards
Livingston
Joseph Merl Evans Jr
USAF
Ac&w
Rapid City
N.D
Miles City
Edwards
Bill Bowers
Yellowstone River
Bowers
Tom Watts
Doyle
Evans
Women to Have Say Tonight At Trading Stamp Hearing
Montana House Ways and Means Committee will hold a two hour hearing in the Capitol on trading stamps. Six bills address redemption, taxation and prohibition with多数 attorneys present. A Ways and Means member notes HB389 could bring 25 percent of gross trading stamp business to the state general fund.
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Helena
Ways and Means
Montana House of Representatives
House
Capitol
Winfield E. Page
Missoula
Peat Demelop
Hanks and Nichols
Leuthold
Johnson and Others
Conklin and Others
Ansheim
Kolar
Board of Equalization
Montana
Ikeda Signals Japan Opens to Trade With China
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda told Parliament Japan welcomes improvements in relations with mainland China and expansion of trade. He called for a general East West adjustment and urged mutual respect to establish friendly ties for Far East peace and prosperity.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
China
Ikeda
Peiping
Far East
Mules Shipped From Sicily for Indian Transport Need
In Messina Sicily two thousand Sicilian mules have been loaded aboard a German freighter bound for Bombay. They are intended as transport animals for India.
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Messina
Sicily
Bombay
Reappraisal of Congo Policy Stated
President Kennedy orders a reappraisal of U S policy in the Congo as U N peace efforts appear to fail. Ambassador Clare Timberlake returns to consult and attend White House and State Department talks amid debate over continuing U N channeling of American aid. The Congo crisis prompts questions of multilateral limits and possible independent action. The U N Security Council plans a Wednesday session on mounting Congo troubles.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. S
Congo
State Department
United Nations
Clare H. Timberlake
U.S
Leopoldville
Timberlake
White House
Eisenhower
World Organization
Morocco
United Arab Republic
U. N
Patrice Lumumba
U. N. Security Council
Vacant Building Hit by Fire in Butte
A two story brick building at 517 S Wyoming owned by the City of Butte was extensively damaged by fire Sunday night. The unoccupied dwelling was gutted on the second floor and in the attic. Firemen fought the blaze for an hour and the cause was undetermined.
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S. Wyoming
Butte
Ohe
Harrison
Brazil Elect Leader Promises Safe Haven for Hijacked Ship
President elect Janio Quadros pledged not to seize the Santa Maria for return to Portugal if Capt. Henrique Galvao sails the liner into a Brazilian port for discharging captives. Gen. Humberto Delgado said Galvao is heading toward a Brazilian port and awaiting inauguration day assurances.
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Brazil
Santa Maria
Humberto Delgado
Henrique Galvao
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Galvao
Delgado
Recife
Salvador
South Atlantic
Montana Weather Report For Montana Regions
Montana east region shows cloudy skies with snow on Monday and possible heavy snow in mountains during the forenoon. Mostly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with occasional mountain snow and scattered low elevation snow. Highs 10 to 30 Monday, rising to 10 to 20 east and 20 to 35 west Tuesday.
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Montana
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William C. Greer
Glasgow
Homer V. Loucks
U. N. General Assembly
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Macmillan Mum
Livingston Bay
Associated Press
Thomas E. Mooney
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Sao Paulo
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Billings
Broadus
Cut Bank
Dillon
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