Rusk Bolstered For Arms Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flew to Geneva with new evidence of U S space age military might. The Pacific anti missile test success reinforces his stance in Berlin and disarmament talks and signals a potential turning point this summer.
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Nike Zeus anti missile hits Atlas nose cone in Pacific test
In a landmark test, a Nike Zeus anti missile intercepted the Atlas ICBM nose cone high over the Pacific. Rep. George P. Miller hailed the feat as a major breakthrough in U S defense, though McNamara noted it remains experimental and not yet approved.
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Mediation Hopes For Resumption In Kennecott Talks
Federal mediators expect intensive negotiations to resume Friday between Kennecott Copper Corp and the Mine Mill union representing about 5,000 workers across Utah Arizona New Mexico and Nevada. The union warned of a strike Monday if no contract is reached, with wage terms and shift differentials settled but a 2 to 3 cent increase given to the United Steelworkers cited as the core dispute.
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Verne Curtis
Medical Faculty In Canada Eyed For State School
Dr Richard Nollmeyer organizer of a proposed American medical college says the Saskatchewan medicare dispute offers a chance to recruit from the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine and the university hospital. He notes Montana State's plan to serve Idaho Montana and Wyoming and says a letter to Saskatchewan officials will follow a Montana State executive board meeting.
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Union and Anaconda Mine-Mill Talk Tightens Labor Pause
Negotiators for The Anaconda Co and Mine-Mill met for 45 minutes Thursday morning. Talks were recessed subject to call by the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. Mine-Mill represents workers at Anaconda mines and plants in Butte Great Falls and East Helena. Workers have been on a day to day basis since the contract expired June 30. No other labor developments were reported in Butte Thursday.
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Bright Future Seen for Butte by MST&T Leaders
Montana visitors from Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph forecast a bright economic future for Butte and the state. Walter K. Koch of Denver led a director party touring Western Montana praising steady growth as 225 Butte employees were noted. The group spoke at a Finlen Hotel breakfast with Don Ulrich welcoming them.
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Iran names pro American premier in replacing Amini
Assadolahr Alam, 43, was named prime minister of Iran and pledged to continue Amini's pro Western policies and fight corruption. He said Iran would remain in CENTO and keep defense deals with the United States. Friends expect U S aid to rise to avert a cabinet crisis from the past. Amini cited financial difficulties and limited U S assistance as his reasons for quitting.
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Mrs. Bridget Pierrard 94 obituary
Funeral services scheduled for Bridget Pierrard age 94 of 444 West Broadway who died Wednesday night in a local hospital. Born October 30 1867 in County Mayo Ireland she came to Butte in 1902 and lived on the South Side. She was a St. Patrick Church member survived by nephews and nieces including the Duddy and Blow families. Daly-Shea Mortuary to announce details.
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Burglary Spree Leads to Two 19-Year-Old Suspects
Burglars blew a safe at Pioneer Concrete & Fuel Co. early Thursday, the second such break in 48 hours. Police held two 19-year-olds, Charles D. Brickles and Vernie Arch Byrne, for questioning after they admitted involvement in both the Pioneer and Waite Oil Co. jobs. Byrne signed a statement. Brickles gave an oral confession.
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Tanker Explosion Near Dell Burned Two Men
A tanker loaded with aviation fuel exploded 41 miles south of Dillon injuring two men from Salt Lake City. Driver Lodwell and relief driver Neilsen suffered extensive burns and were hospitalized in Dillon then Butte. The crash set fire to poles and caused a local power outage.
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Jha Weather Summary For Butte And West Of Divide
Partly cloudy and warmer through Friday night with a few showers in western mountains Friday night. Saturday the region turns mostly cloudy with scattered afternoon showers or thundershowers. Highs reach 75 to 90 degrees, with cooler readings in the north and extreme southeast. Lows Friday night 40 to 55, ending around 5 p.m. MST.
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Restraining Order Against IBEW Dropped in Anaconda
District Judge Sid Stewart dismissed a temporary restraining order against Local 44 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers after a work stoppage near the Mill Creek substation east of Anaconda. The union has been on strike against Montana Power Co since June 30. The judge ruled the state district court lacked jurisdiction.
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Stopgap Farm Program Passed by House Amid Bipartisan Support
Democrats and farm belt Republicans won a 229 to 163 vote to extend for one year the current stopgap farm program. The measure keeps voluntary feed grain cuts and price supports, avoids mandatory controls, and shifts the bill to the Senate for a new House Senate compromise.
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House Passes Compromise Welfare Bill
The House approved compromise welfare legislation sending it to the Senate. It expands federal aid while stressing rehabilitation to reduce relief rolls. A costly feature would add 4.20 monthly per eligible recipient, with states choosing among options on how to use the funds. The bill raises federal costs by about 300 million dollars in the current fiscal year.
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