Castles seeks U of Montana presidency
Supreme Court Justice Wesley Castles, 47, seeks the University of Montana presidency to replace Robert Johns. Castles cites Montana knowledge, administrative ability, and ties to Missoula, while noting four years remain on his Supreme Court term. The search committee will review his formal application.
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New York University
Missoula
Castles
Jaycees’ State
Montana Unemployment Commission
J. Hugo Aronson
Aronson
Supreme Court
Babcock
Board of Regents
M. E. Richard
Miles City
Miss These: Page 10 Bonus means cut in high school levy
Page 10 notes a proposed cut in the high school levy under the Miss These section. The item outlines fiscal reductions affecting district funding and classroom resources. No further context provided.
Anaconda's Job Corps rumor stirs mixed town mood
Editor notes the fourth in a Montana Job Corps series. While Anaconda prides itself on hospitality and denies widespread bigotry, fears rise on weekends with more Negro youths in town. City leaders cite a few troublemakers and urge fair treatment of corpsmen amid rumors of violence.
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Montana
Anaconda
Job Corps
Marcus Daly
Butte
Harlem
Watts
Larry Edwards
Edwards
No agreement yet in crippling airline strike
Washington AP Asst. Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds said the six day old strike by 35000 Machinists against Northwest Trans World Eastern National and United remains far apart though a clearer framework of understanding exists. Negotiations resume Thursday as United plans to furlough 7780 nonstriking contract workers amid estimated 8 million daily losses to the industry.
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Washington
James J. Reynolds
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Reynolds
Northwest
Trans World
Eastern
National
United
Chicago
Bids Opened on U System Renovations in Montana
Apparent low bids totaling 912 363 were opened for Bozeman and Missoula Montana University System projects. MSU Bozeman seeks 858 524 base for a Student Union addition and alterations with Lowe Construction Co. as general contractor.
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University of Montana
Missoula
Rolf M. Tandberg
Chicago Riot Quelled After Rainstorm and Police Action
Massive police deployment and heavy rain suppressed a two night disturbance in a Chicago Negro neighborhood. Homer Body was shot in the side by police after stones were thrown. Seven arrests, two officers injured, and over 1,000 residents directed to homes as gangs of youths and rock throwing sparked the unrest.
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Chicago
Homer Body
Roosevelt Rd
U S Jets Blot Out MIG Attack Over Hanoi Area
Four F 4 Bs from the carrier Constellation repelled MIG 17s in a dogfight over Hung Yen Province as U S bombers hit the Corsi bridges 23 miles southeast of Hanoi. Viet Cong gunners downed three U S helicopters near Saigon as air war intensifies.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Ha Tay
7Th Fleet
Constellation
Hung Yen Province
Corsi
North
Viet Nam
CORE Pickets Surround Philadelphia Main Post Office
CORE members set up pickets at the main entrance of the Philadelphia post office as a white postal employee attempts to push inside, with pickets trying to keep him out.
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Philadelphia
Main
Western Association of State Fish and Game Commissioners Meet
The 46th annual conference in Columbia Gardens pavilion opens Tuesday with 13 states and British Columbia represented and nearly 600 visitors attending. Butte attorney Robert D. Corette spoke at the banquet as Frank H. Dunkle welcomed delegates and presided over sessions.
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Western Association of State Fish and Game Commissioners
Columbia Gardens
British Columbia
Butte
Robert D. Corette
Frank H. Dunkle
Helena
Montana Fish and Game Dept
Association
Corette
Fish and Game
Dunkle
Thomas F. Powers
James B. Patten
Tim Bab
Butte Bandits Net About $100 In Two Robberies
Police report three young men in their 20s committed two stickups in Butte. They looted Buds Tavern on Utah Street and a Park and Ex neighborhood gas station, using .22 pistols. A bystander, Don Brickles, 30, was not harmed. Two thieves wore cowboy hats and bandanas.
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James Clark
Zoe
Conoco
Park and Excelsior
Don Brickles
Caledonia
Bud’s Tavern
Utah
Clark
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