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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1962

Page

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Butte Teamsters to Strike Anaconda Pit This Morning

Labor dispute leads to an 8 o'clock strike by Butte Teamsters Union No 2 against Anaconda Co with picket lines at 6 30 a m. Company warns of 2000 lost jobs and a shut down of underground mining if wage costs rise, while work continues at other sites. Over 600 workers idle overall due to the dispute.

Frank Quinn Butte Teamsters Union No Anaconda Co Berkeley Pit Teamsters Butte Finselmo Emma F&s Contracting Co Local No. 2 Anaconda Co. Teamsters Teamsters Hall E. Park Ed Kangas Ed Bukovatz Kenneth Davis

Woman Doctor Saves Tragedy by Blocking Thalidomide

Dr Frances Oldham Kelsey, in her first government assignment, stopped FDA clearance of thalidomide amid criticism, later linked to birth defects. The Washington Post detailed her conviction and officials praise, noting the drug’s Western and British rollout and eventual investigation confirming her suspicions.

Washington UPI Frances Oldham Kelsey Washington Post Food and Drug Administration FDA Winton B. Rankin

Five Americans Feared Dead After Copter Downing in Vietnam

A U S Army helicopter believed to carry five Americans and two Vietnamese soldiers was shot down in the central highlands near Saigon. A rescue team found one American officer alive in good condition. the fate of the others remained unknown amid heavy rain and fog. The same day, a convoy attack 40 miles north killed an American officer and 22 paratroopers. Vietnamese air force supported the search effort.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPD Central Highlands U.S Here Don J. York Asheville N.C Army

National Income and GNP Hit Record High in 1961

The Commerce Department reports GNP rose three percent to 519 billion with national income at a record 428 billion. Preliminary estimates slightly under the 521.3 billion forecast, yet exceed all prior totals. First quarter 1962 GNP reached 545 billion, up eight and a half percent from a year earlier. President Kennedy forecast 570 billion for 1962. economists revise toward 560 to 565 billion.

Washington UPI Commerce Department Department Kennedy

Trustees to Meet Tonight Over Superintendent

Butte School District No. 1 trustees meet Monday night between 9 and 9:15 at the School Administration Building. The principal item may be naming a new superintendent after George Haney resigned to Washington D.C. He had been on leave. Charles Davis, former Butte High principal, is acting superintendent.

Butte School District No. 1 George Haney Washington, D.C Charles Davis Butte High School

Helena Legion elects Callaghan commander at 44th convention

The Montana American Legion convention in Helena chose E. J. Callaghan as commander for the coming year, replacing Allen H. Saboe. Four department vice commanders were elected Clarence Homstad Paul Kropp H B Mains and Edward Swetish. Frank Gray Jr. was named department historian and Rev F L Harrington reappointed chaplain. Delegates to the Las Vegas national convention were chosen and the resolutions urged banning the Communist party in Montana and supported the House un American Activities Committee actions.

George W. McVey Montana Department Clarence Homstad Fairview Paul Kropp Chateau H. B. Mains Billings Edward A. Swetish Dillon Frank M. Gray Jr Charlo F. L. Harrington Butte Father Harrington National Legion Las Vegas Legionnaires Communist Party House Committee On un-American Activities The United E. J. Callaghan Helena Department of the American Legion Clarence Homstead

Montana Legion Auxiliary selects new leaders at convention

Mrs. Edwin Squire of Missoula named department president at the four day Montana American Legion Auxiliary convention. Mrs. Ralph Flays of Great Falls elected first vice president and Mrs. Pat Kelly of Sunburst named second vice president. Mrs. Arnold Falkenstern of Terry chosen for another department post.

Montana American Legion Auxiliary Edwin Squire Missoula Ralph Flays Great Falls Pat Kelly Sunburst Arnold Falkenstern Terry

Final Meeting Highlights National Society Remarks

Mrs J Paul Campbell of Bozeman serves as secretary treasurer and Mrs Everett Sholts of Miles City on the national executive committee. Sholts retires as department president. A highlight was an address by Mrs J Howard McKay national president from Springfield Pa.

J. Paul Campbell Bozeman Everett Sholts Miles City Sholts J. Howard McKay Springfield

Union and Company Release Statements on Montana Strike

The Anaconda Co and Butte Teamsters Local No 2 issued prepared statements Sunday regarding the ongoing strike. Both sides outlined positions, with the union defending worker demands and the company reaffirming its production plans and stance on negotiations.

Anaconda Co Butte Teamsters Union

Butte Teamsters Union approves strike against Anaconda Co

At a Sunday meeting July 15 the Butte Teamsters Union No 2 voted unanimously to strike over an unreasonable contract and wage offer. Negotiations stalled July 13. The union hopes for settlement, notes Kennecott settlements, and demands fair profit sharing. Strike takes effect Monday at 8 AM with no new negotiation date set.

Butte Teamsters Union No. 2 Anaconda Co Butte Montana Kennecott

Anaconda Co Responds To Teamsters Strike Controversy

Anaconda Company condemns misinformation as it states the Berkeley Pit will close Monday due to the Butte Teamsters strike while underground mines on Butte Hill will remain open. It notes eight craft unions accepted its offer and disputes claims that all unions rejected it, adds ongoing talks with Mine Mill and electricians, and says the strike jeopardizes the local mining industry.

Teamsters Union Anaconda Co Berkeley Butte Teamsters Union Butte Hill Teamsters Hill Butte Teamsters Butte

Weather Across Regions Reports Thunder Showers and Mild Temperatures

Partly cloudy to mostly fair conditions with scattered or isolated thundershowers. East of Divide highs 75 to 85 with 45 to 55 lows, west of Divide 75 to 85 highs and 45 to 50 lows, overall gradual warming into Tuesday. ENVOY PLANS VISIT WARSAW Polish Foreign Minister Rapacki to visit Yugoslavia later this year.

Divide Warsaw UPI Adam Rapacki Yugoslavia

Butte Mining Future at Stake Warns Company

Anaconda Co declares the future of Butte mining hinges on union strike choices. It cites 1959 60 losses from a six month walkout that closed two mines Anselmo and Emma and warns of 2000 lost jobs and possible vein mine shutdowns if costs rise or strike prolonged. The firm urges union leaders to act now to avert disaster.

Butte Teamsters Union Anaconda Co Anselmo Emma

Burglars Steal $210 From Butte Bar

Burglars hid in the Majestic Bar at 24 E. Park in Butte Saturday night and fled with $210 after attempting to break the safe. Tony Delmoe reported drawers and cash registers rifled as police noted exits through a torn window in the men's restroom.

Majestic E. Park Tony Delmoe

Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma Vacation in French Riviera

Prince Souvanna Phouma, prime minister of Laos, departed Paris Sunday for a four or five day vacation on the French Riviera before returning to Geneva for the Laos conference.

Paris UPI Souvanna Phouma Laos French Riviera Geneva

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