State Bids Goodbye To Gov Nutter In Helena Funeral
Montanans gathered at the State Capitol to mourn Gov Donald G Nutter and aides Dennis B Gordon and Edward C Wren after a fatal plane crash north of Helena. A state funeral day included services in Helena and planned rites in Sidney and Missoula with Masonic and military honors.
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Widow of Governor Lom esday at St. Ann's Cathedral
The Rev Mr Harro used the Elijah and Elisha story to describe Montanans separation from leaders. He spoke of Elijah's mantle and chariots as symbols of loss and renewal, noting the vacuum left by the governor's death. Continued on page 10.
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Capitol funeral marks Governor Nutter’s final tribute
Six Montana National Guard officers served as pallbearers for Gov. Donald G. Nutter at a state funeral in the Capitol. Dignitaries pictured include Gov. Tim Babcock, Associate Justices, former Gov. J. Hugo Aronson, Lt. Gov. Orville W. Hagin, other state officials, and Gen. S. H. Mitchell.
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Copper price outlook for 1962 backed by Bache analysis
New York based Bache & Co. projects copper demand rising about 20 percent in 1962 versus January 1961 and notes prices held firm through last year. A major risk is a possible United Steelworkers strike, which could force mines to stockpile in early 1962 and push prices to 35 cents per pound or higher with post strike liquidation keeping prices steady.
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Britain Plods On Big Creep Strikes London Transit
London faced a massive traffic jam as workers on commuter trains and subways staged a Monday strike. A traffic official called the disruption “the big creep,” highlighting the scale of congestion across the city and surrounding areas.
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Fritz Kreisler Dies at 86 Violinist and Composer
New York reporting Fritz Kreisler the Vienna born violinist and composer died in hospital after two weeks confinement. He would have been 87 Friday. Kreisler retired in 1950 after a career of 68 years, recognized as supreme among violinists and beloved for his warm personality.
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Train Derailment Near Glendive Injures Two
A rock fall derailed the Northern Pacific North Coast Limited west of Glendive injuring two baggage crew members. Robert Havelick broke a leg and Hilbert Fraase concussion, delaying the eastbound funeral train for Gov. Donald G. Nutter. The mourners’ coaches were rerouted via Great Falls Culbertson and a Snowden branch to Sidney.
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Montana Mines Semester Ends As Exams Drive Term Finish
Students at Montana School of Mines complete final examinations marking the end of the first semester of the 1961 62 year. Registrar W Milton Brown notes 380 registered for the first term with an 11 percent rise over the prior term and expects a small dip next semester. Commencement is set for June 4 with registration for the second semester on Monday and the second term ends June 8 metallurgical enrollment leads among upperclassmen followed by mining engineering.
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MSU Students Set for Sixth Utility Management Clinic
Forty six junior and senior men from Montana State University business administration join six faculty members for the sixth annual Utility Management Clinic in Missoula. The event, co sponsored by MSU and Montana Power Co, runs over two days at the utility’s headquarters with J E Corette, president and general manager, to speak on company organization.
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Anaconda Union Plans NLRB Election for Mill and Smeltermen
The Independent Anaconda Smeltermen Union announces it will seek a National Labor Relations Board election to represent workers at the Anaconda Reduction Works. Temporary officers say a kickoff meeting is set for Feb 13 at SS Peter and Paul Hall, with March or April likely for the vote amid competing bids from Mine Mill, Steelworkers, and Chemical Workers unions.
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Nuclear Test Ban Talks End In Breakup After Deadlock
Geneva reports say East West discussions on nuclear test bans collapsed after 353 sessions with Semyon Tsarapkin declaring they are finished. The US and Britain urged a temporary adjournment while Moscow blasted Western moves toward atmospheric testing. President Kennedy’s stance remains decisive on the next step.
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County Liquor Dealers Discuss Alleged Violations of Beer Law
Members of the Silver Bow Liquor Dealers Association met to discuss Montana Liquor Control Board actions over alleged beer law violations. About 75 of 140 members attended as notices of investigation on retail licenses were served. A second meeting was set for Thursday while the board threatened 15 day suspensions for multiple wholesalers and one brewery in the Butte Anaconda area, effective February 8 unless appeals are filed.
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Pagoda-roofed phone booths to debut in Chinatown
In New York Chinatown the first of twelve pagoda-roofed telephone booths will be installed Wednesday. The booths feature incense and a tiger image to scare away evil spirits, with ceremonies planned to bless callers for romance, society and business success.
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Tito Refused to Sell U.S. Planes to Cuba
Justice Douglas says Tito told him Belgrade deal to sell American planes to Cuba was rejected. Tito denied any completion of such a sale and dismissed press reports as nonsense.
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Montana Union Aide Indicted As Embezzler
Wayne Phillips Burley 34 held in Seattle on $2,500 bond after federal grand jury in Butte indicted him for converting $1,747.34 from Missoula Retail Clerks Union 991 to his own use with intent to defraud during 1960 to 1961. U S District Atty Moody Brickett said Burley was an international organizer for Retail Clerks International and partially employed by the Missoula union. Bond set after his Jan 23 arrest in Seattle.
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Weather update for Butte and northeast Montana
Partly cloudy and mild through Wednesday. Daytime highs 40s to 50s and nights 18 to 40 depending on area. East of Divide sees little temperature change with fair skies. northeast Montana mostly cloudy with light snow and colder Tuesday then warmer Wednesday. West of Divide has variable clouds and morning fog with little change in temperature.
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