Laos Parley Settles Most Issues
In Geneva the fourteen nation Laos conference approved a Laotian neutrality declaration, settling most points of the two year civil war after Western and Communist compromise. The pact covers unification of the Laotian army and the withdrawal of SEATO protection, with eight point declaration to be signed by foreign ministers next week. The meeting may let Rusk and Gromyko move on to Berlin and disarmament issues.
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Geneva
UPI
Laos
South East Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Austrian Doctors Strike Triggers Street Demonstrations
Vienna reports a 12 hour strike by about 11,000 doctors closing private offices and stranding seven million people to emergency services while hundreds of left wing pickets attempted to storm the chancellery. Police repulsed the surge as the government met in special session to resolve the three month dispute with the Vienna Doctors Association over state control.
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Vienna
API
Austria
Vienna Doctors’ Association
Council of Ministers
Teamsters Meet With Anaconda Co in Butte Club
Anaconda Co. negotiators and Butte Teamsters Local No. 2 members met at the Anaconda Employes Club with two sessions held Monday morning and afternoon. At 4 30 p.m. the meeting adjourned without another session. Union officials later said they were hopeful for a fair settlement after a company offer was reportedly presented.
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Anaconda Co
Butte Teamsters
Anaconda
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Carpenter Hall
Hawaii scientists report record high hydrogen bomb blast
Hawaii observers said the Johnston Island thermonuclear test produced a megaton level explosion at about 400 miles altitude, visible 3500 miles away from Maui to Fiji. The blast disrupted radio links for minutes, with observers noting a sky halo and northern lights like glow.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Johnston Island
Mt. Haleakala
Maui
Thority
United Press International
Fiji
Johnston
Fiji Islands
United States
Australia
Grandson of Paxson Finds Original Russell Painting
William Edgar Paxson, grandson of Edgar Samuel Paxson, discovered an original painting by Charles M. Russell in Missoula. The work, known since 1914, links Paxson with Russell and Remington as renowned western painters.
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Charles M. Russell
Missoula
William Edgar Paxson
Edgar Samuel Paxson
Russell
Frederic Remington
Paxson finds original Russell painting linked to Custer scene
The grandson of painter Paxson discovers the original Russell sketch and a painting linked to Custer's Last Stand in a ship locker once owned by his late uncle Robert Paxson. William Edgar Paxson Jr. plans to speak with Gov. Babcock in Great Falls about the artwork's disposition and share found family sketches from his grandfather.
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Western Frontier
William Edgar Paxson Jr
Butte
Great Falls
Tim Babcock
Custer
Missoula
Paxson
Robert Paxson
Russell
New York
Montana
Robert
Montana Historical Society
Capitol
Helena
Weather East and West of Divide Tuesday to Wednesday
The forecast covers regions east and west of Divide with partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers in the afternoons or evenings. Temperatures peak around 80 to 95 degrees east and 80 to 88 degrees west, with Tuesday night lows near 45 to 60 east and 45 to 55 west.
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Butte
Divide
Butte Woman Dies of Wound Personal safety gunshot ends life of 42 year old resident
Mrs. Myrle Panushka, 42, of 1936 Dewey in Butte, was found dead Monday after 6 p.m. from a gunshot wound. Coroner said no inquest. Born September 21, 1919 in Boulder, she was wife of Edward Panushka and daughter of Jennie Br. She leaves brothers Ralph and James Bridges and many nieces. Body sent to Daly-Shea for funeral arrangements.
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Myrle Panushka
Dewey
Andy Aleksich
Panushka
Boulder
Edward
Jennie Br
Ralph
James Bridges
Daly-Sheapenare
Butte Man Dies In Auto Wreck
Silver Bow officials meet in the county courthouse to review finances after state examiner reports faulted county operations. Attending are county commissioners and officials from the state including Examiner Leuthold and Kennedy. The purpose is to determine total outstanding debt and overall financing facts with possible further meetings.
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Butte
Standard-Post State Bureau
Silver Bow
Gene Daly
Elizabeth
H. J. Johnson
W. T. Duckham
Jack Klemo
Robert J. Holland
Albert J. Leuthold
Norman Zimmerman
Les Alke
Basil Kennedy
Butte Miner Dies After Mine Accident Head Injuries Reported
The Butte father of several, Zahn, died from head injuries received at the 4,800 foot level of a mountain coal mine Monday afternoon. He was admitted to St James Community Hospital at 3 15 pm and died at 4 45 pm. Coroner Andy Aleksich will investigate with Miners Union and Anaconda officials. He resided at 1477 Longfellow and is survived by his wife Leona and many children. His body was taken to White's Funeral Home.
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Longfellow
Andy Aleksich
Zahn
St. James Community Hospital
Aleksich
Miners Union
Anaconda
Hague
N. D
Leona Jangula
Lenton
Butte
Anaconda Co
Eens Gitaria
Butte Miners Union
White
Leona
Daniel
Florian
Michael
Dennis
John
Thomas
Kathryn
Sally
Julie
Mary
Magdalen Zahn
Allis-Chalmers Officials In Butte Visit
R S Stevenson and 12 Allis-Chalmers officials tour Butte and Anaconda. Guests of Clyde Weed of Anaconda Co. Delegation includes J L Singleton E J Mercer W M Wallace N W Landis R L Engel R D Moody M York G Clothier Will Mitchell Jr F J Mace-Dougall W D Nesbeitt and Frank Crawford. Also Anaconda Co officials confer on copper industry relations.
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R. S. Stevenson
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Butte
Anaconda
Clyde E. Weed
Anaconda Co
Allis-Chalmers
Stevenson
J. L. Singleton
E. J. Mercer
W. M. Wallace
N. W. Landis
Northeast
R. L. Engel
R. D. Moody
Rocky Mountain
al Allis-Chalmers Group
Weed
Richard S. Newlin
E. S. Renouard
Richard B. Steinmetz
David E. Allen
Frank B. Dickey
Anaconda Wire and Cable Co
R. M. Stewart
Eugene Ivie County's 10th Victim
Eugene Ivie, 70 E Park, died when his car left Highway 10 near Butte about 6 p.m. Monday. It marked Silver Bow County's 10th traffic fatality this year and Montana's 108th. Patrolman Madlena said the eastbound car was in the wrong lane, failed to curve on the Centennial Avenue bypass, struck rocks and rocks, flipped, and landed on its top. Ivie was thrown 20 feet. the auto stopped 267 feet from the departure point. Coroner Aleksich noted the distance from the highway. continues on page 10, column 4.
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Eugene Ivie
Madlena
Ivie
Andy Aleksich
Wrecks Kill 2 Helenan Child Drowns Near Jefferson City
United Press International reports Montana highway deaths reached 107 as two more people died and a Helena mother of five, Mrs C L Scott, 35, drowned skindiving near Jefferson City. A PHP of drownings, a Cut Bank death in Idaho car wreck, and a drowning at Chateau are noted as authorities investigate.
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United Press International
Montana
Butte
C. L. Scott
Helena
Jefferson City
Chateau
Idaho
John Filorek
Edmonds
Wash
Missoula
Fred Bremer
Seattle
Richard Charles Brown
Molt
Paula Thompson
Columbia Falls
Richard Presnell
Tractor Accident Kills Montanan at Townsend Farm
George Hanson 80 of Townsend died Monday when a tractor he was driving flipped and pinned him under it on the Mrs Emma Bisbee ranch. Broadwater County Undersheriff Beyers said the exact time is unknown. Hanson lived with his sister Dorothy on Beaver Creek near Townsend.
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United Press International
Townsend
George Hanson
Hanson
Emma Bisbee
Broadwater County
Frank Beyers
Butte Blast Victims Conditions Unchanged
Hospital reports Monday show no change in three men injured in Saturday night blast at Bell compressor plant. Robert Melvin, 48, remains on the critical list. Albert James, 26, and Ed Bonner, 50, are listed fair. Three other men were treated and released, and volunteer firefighter Arthur W. Gerry is in good condition after smoke exposure.
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Bell
Robert Melvin
Albert James
E. LaPlatte
Ed Bonner
E. Center
Arthur W. Gerry
Government Cuts Margin Requirement to Aid Stock Market
Washington applied a first step to revive stocks by lowering cash needed to buy on margin from 70 to 30 percent. The Federal Reserve Board acted after noting a sharp drop in stock market credit and a decline in bank loans to customers. The move covers both purchases and short sales with no other regulatory changes.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Board of Governors
Stock Exchange
Chamber Hosts Ranchers Today
Butte's Chamber of Commerce will host 600 to 800 ranch families for the first Farm and Ranch Day at Columbia Gardens. The Farm and Ranch Committee sponsors the event with a beef picnic dinner at 5 p.m. Beef supplied by the Southwestern Montana Cattlemen's Association and Beaverhead County CowBelles. Free rides will be offered on concessions at the Gardens.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Gardens
Southwestern
Montama Cattlemen's Association
Beaverhead County
Music class a bright spot in Leicester prison life
In Leicester England prisoners enjoy music appreciation as a favorite course. The program highlights how inmates engage with tunes beyond daily routine. Officials note steady participation and potential benefits for rehabilitation.
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Leicester
England
UPD
Popwer
Man Appeals Court Verdict
Frank Shambo appealed a Monday sentence from Police Judge John Selon after being found guilty of creating a disturbance in the city jail. The 20 minute testimony saw $100 fine. Ed Sandquist alleged Shambo attacked and choked him in a jail cell while Jailer Lars Larson described the 64-year-old man as bedraggled and unable to walk.
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Frank Shambo
John Selon
Shambo
Selon
Ed Sandquist
Lars Larson
Bemg
Ant Gable
Maurice Hennessey
Billings Businessman Says Anti-Gambling Plank Won’t Stop Run
Billings businessman Mike Kuchera said the Montana Democratic State Convention anti gambling resolution will not deter him from running for governor in 1964. He noted his 1960 campaign supported legalized gambling and repeated the plan to seek the governorship on a legalized gambling ticket. He argued legalized gambling would boost revenue without a sales tax harming tourism and business.
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Billings
UPI
Mike Kuchera
Montana
Kuchera
KOYN
Health worker Poole resigns over brown uniform rule
UPI reports Bennett quits rather than wear the official brown uniform. She states the color doesn’t suit her and leaves after a town council ruling.
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Poole
UPI
Bennett
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Linton
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Valentine
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Bismarck
Clara Zahn
Frances Langevin
Ann Chelberg
Elizabeth Hier
Marie Kolberg
Barbara Welder
Glencross
Theresa Wolf
Aberdeen
S. D
Tillie Silvernagle
Calgary
Alta
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Eugene Ivie County
Tom Flaherty
Helenan
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Scott
Jefferson County
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