Two Story Duplex Fire Injures Three Butte Firemen
A blaze at 210 N Crystal in Butte attacked a duplex as fire crews from the city and volunteers fought intense flames. Capt John Rags Shea suffered severe burns while Joe Antonietti and Mike Sullivan were treated and released. The owner, Miss Theresa Riley, had renovated the vacant side for prospective tenants.
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Butte
City West Side
N. Crystal
St. James Community Hospital
John
Rags) Shea
Joe Antonietti
Mike Sullivan
Antonietti
Sullivan
Shea
Butte Fire Department
John McCarthy
Thomas Chamberlain
Asst
John O’leary
Miss Riley
Kuchera to Run Because of Big Vote Here
Mike Kuchera of Billings says the heavy primary vote on June 7 in Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties prompted his decision to run for governor on the independent ticket. He names Cy Cutter of Butte as campaign manager for the general election. Kuchera led Silver Bow with 8,185 votes and Deer Lodge with 2,670. Cannon and Toole trailed.
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Kuchera
Mike Kuchera
Billings
Montana Standard
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Cam
Paign
Cy Cutter
Butte
Paul Cannon
Jack Toole
Shelby
Willard E. Fraser
Merrill K. Riddick
John M. Nickey
Kuckera
Cannon
Toole
Castro Woos Moscow And Peiping
Castro arrives in Moscow seeking more Soviet military and economic aid as Khrushchev pledges help for Cuba. A military mission has been in place for about a week. In Prague Castro pressed Czech officials and praised the Soviet Union and the Socialist camp. In Tokyo, Peiping promises all-out support and accuses the United States of planning intervention in Cuba.
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Raul Castro
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Caribbean
United States
Raul
Castro
Prague
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Peiping People’s Daily
Deer Lodge Soldier Dies in Tacoma Motorcycle Crash
William Luther Wood 32, a Deer Lodge soldier on duty in Washington, died after a motorcycle crash in Tacoma Saturday night. Army veteran of 1950 with Navy service prior, he is survived by wife Nettie, a stepson, father, brother, sister, and uncle. Body to Ross Funeral Home Deer Lodge. burial Hillcrest Cemetery.
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Deer Lodge
William Luther Wood
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
Navy
Wood
Anaconda
Idaho Falls
Army
Fort Lewis
Nettle
Gold Creek
Lee Bowman
Kenneth W. Wood
Kenneth C. Wood
Warm Springs
Bud Jacobson
Wilber Wood
Ross
Hillcrest Cemetery
Katanga Leader Sets Anti-Red Bloc Amid Federation Talk
Katanga Premier Moise Tshombe proposes a federation of anti-Communist African nations. He denounces the Leopoldville government as pro-Communist after Katanga declared independence last week. Tshombe’s stance follows talks with a Ruanda-Urundi envoy and the provincial assembly’s unanimous approval.
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Elisabethville. the Congo
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Katanga
Ruanda-Urundi
Tshombe
Central Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Victor Lundula
Force Publique
Lundula
Page
Montana Weather Summary East and West of Divide
Fair conditions continue Monday through Tuesday with warm temperatures. The east area sees isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers in the extreme eastern portion. Highs reach 95 to 105 degrees on both days. West of the divide remains warm with highs 92 to 102 and cool nights Monday reaching 45 to 55.
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Montana
Divide
Sawmill Union Denounces Kuchera Move
The Montana District Council of Lumber and Sawmill Workers denounces Mike Kuchera as an independent gubernatorial candidate. The union endorses all Montana Democrats except Superintendent of Schools Harriett Miller, and backs U.S. Senate candidate Lee Metcalf. Delegates approved a western strike benefit plan and elected trustees for one, two, and three year terms. Bozeman was chosen as the next semi annual convention site for Dec 3 and 4 with the Montana Council of Carpenters.
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U.S. Senate
Weller
Ray Lindberg
Helena
Lanton Wolfe
Missoula
Arthur Shelden
Libby
Bozeman
Montana Council of Carpenters
Polish arms ship bound for Congo sparks Congo crisis flare
A Polish freighter with 300 tons of arms was reported heading to the Congo River mouth, possibly aiding Patrice Lumumba. Belgium warned of a potential seizure, while UN leaders urged action through the Congo authorities. Warsaw denial and shifting accounts followed as international tensions rose.
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Belgium
Poland
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Kitona
Warsaw
Leopoldville
United Nations
Bula Bemba
Congo River
Rockefeller declines to second Nixon nomination
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller said he would not second Richard Nixon’s bid for the Republican presidential nomination at the GOP National Convention. The statement came Sunday and leaves Nixon seeking support from other party leaders.
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Rocky
Nixon New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower Sets Conditions on Sharing Security Data
Eisenhower outlined to Kennedy that confidential national security information would be shared only with the presidential ticket in person, not through intermediaries. Kennedy indicated acceptance, with Salinger saying Yes, and Hagerty confirming CIA-provided data would go to the candidates and running mates personally.
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Newport
R.I
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Massachusetts
Hagerty
Central Intelligence Agency
Stevenson
Bowles
CIA
Butte Man Teaches Teachers In Foreign Aid to Pakistan
Fred A. Henningsen of Butte joins an American instruction team in Karachi teaching accounting and related subjects to University of Karachi graduate students. He left Montana after MSU and a CPA background to support Pakistan’s development through education, describing it as the most cost effective aid.
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Butte Man
Pakistan
Fred A. Henningsen
Butte
Henningsen
Karachi
Montana State University
MSU
Rother Lumber Co
Missoula
Graduate School of Business Administration
University of Karachi
Etna erupts again with unprecedented blast near Taormina
Mt. Etna erupted Sunday sending a mile high mushroom cloud and a black rain that stained houses and cars in Taormina. The ash shower reached Cape Spartivento, 60 miles away, as villagers reported the force rivaled an atom bomb and a new crater opened on the seaward side.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Seacliff
Taormina
Cape Spartivento
Europe
Fire Near Helena Burns 1300 Acres. Seven Injured
A man caused forest fire north of Helena burned 1300 to 1600 acres and created a seven mile perimeter. Seven firefighters were hospitalized for minor injuries or exhaustion amid heat wind and no rain. Injured include Rufus Rousa LeRoy Yoder of Helena and George Yellow Eyes of Ashland, famed state basketball scorer.
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Helena
Helena National Forest Service
Rufus Rousa
LeRoy Yoder
George Yellow Eyes
Ashland
Great Falls Boy Drowns in Smith River
Ray Allan Pearsall, 11, of Great Falls, drowned Sunday in the Smith River 20 miles south of Great Falls. He is the son of Edwin Pearsall. The drowning is the fifth in Montana in the past week and the 18th overall in the state. Earlier, Terry Lynn Mickulin, 18 months, drowned in an irrigation ditch in Billings and Ricky Lott, 5, also of Great Falls, drowned in the Missouri River.
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Great Falls
Ray Allan Pearsall
Smith River
Edwin Pearsall
Montana
Billings
Terry Lynn Mickulin
Ricky Lott
Missouri River
Kennedy Receives Warm Welcome on Return to Hyannisport
Sen. John F. Kennedy returns from securing the Democratic presidential nomination and arrives at Hyannisport for a two week rest with wife Jacqueline. A crowd of about 3,000 greets him at Barnstable Municipal Airport as Boston and Cape Cod receptions unfold. He pledges continued campaign activity and readiness to push a busy legislative agenda after recess.
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Mass
John F. Kennedy
Barnstable
Jacqueline
Kennedys
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Boston
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Jack
John F. Collins
Jack Kennedy
Congress
Butte Woman 92 Dies After Long Life in City
Mrs Phillipa J Honeychurch 92 of 1930 Jefferson Butte died at a local hospital Sunday. A Butte resident 66 years born in England on December 29 1867 she came to the United States with her parents and settled in Pennsylvania later moving to Butte in 1894. She belonged to Aldersgate Methodist Church and is survived by son Fred Honeychurch daughter Mrs A M Pohndorf and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and in laws. The body is at Richards Funeral Home.
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Phillipa J. Honeychurch
Jefferson
Butte
England
United States
Pennsylvania
Aldersgate
Fred Honeychurch
A. M. Pohndorf
Great Falls
Fred A. Honeychurch
Art Moe
L. M. Pohndorf
Seattle
Marvin H. Griggs
Olympia
Wash
Kenneth Larsen
Pullman
Richard Hyland
Vallejo
Calif
Wesley Mitchell
Gladys Honeychurch
Fred Murray
C. B. Skoog
Richards Funeral Home
Oldest Knoxville Public Building Erected in 1848
The 1848 Knoxville structure stood as Tennessee’s oldest public school building. The text notes a long standing marketplace reputation in the Classified Section and promotes the Standard Post Want Ads as a way to reach the town’s richest market.
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Knoxville
State of
Tennessee
Ceaf
Congo Threatens Soviet Help If Belgians Stay In Congo
Congo government warns it may invite Soviet troops within three days unless Belgian forces withdraw. The stance, disclosed by Jacques Lumbala, follows a UN and Belgian-posed demand for order. Lumumba and Lumbala clashed over the move on Stanleyville steps amid a tense political scene.
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Stanleyville
Congo
United Nations
Jacques Lumbala
U.N
Lumbala
Moscow
Patrice Lumumba
Seven die in two car crash at Pike's Crossing Indiana
A two car collision at the junction of routes 17 and 39 in Pike's Crossing, Indiana, killed seven people from two families. Victims include Eugene R. Bailey 54 and Mary 51 and their sons James 19 and Phillip 9, Mildred Siyant 25 and her children Kathy Lee 8 and Rickey Dale 3. Two Bryant children were hospitalized in Lebanon in fair condition. Eugene Bailey Jr. remained seriously ill.
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Ind
Indiana
Bryants
Baileys
Pike’s Crossing
Bailey
Bryant
Eugene R. Bailey
Mary
James
Phillip
Rossville
Mildred Siyant
Kathy Lee
Rickey Dale
Anderson
Gary
Ricky
Eugene Bailey Jr
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