Miss Brazil Weds Miss Universe 1963 Title in Miami
Leda Vargas of Porto Alegre, Brazil, age 18, was crowned Miss Universe 1963 in Miami Beach. Denmark’s Aino Korna finished first runner-up, with Ireland's Marlene McKeown in third and Philippines' Lalaine Bennett fourth. Vargas thanked her parents as her Danish and Icelandic peers reflected on the outcome.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Leda Vargas
Porto Alegre
Jose de Vargas
University of Miami
Denmark
Aino Korna
Copenhagen
Ireland
Marlene McKeown
Belfast
Miss Philippines
Lalaine Bennett
Kim Myung-ja
Pusan
Miss Vargas
Brazil
Vargas
Butte to Host 17th 4 H and FFA Livestock Show and Sale
The 17th annual 4 H and FFA Livestock Show and Sale in Mining City runs August 6 to 8 at the Montana Livestock Auction Yards. James B. Glover Jr. leads the event with an extensive committee and chamber sponsorship from the Butte Chamber of Commerce and local service groups. Entries are limited to enrolled 4 H club members or FFA members, with animals owned by the entrant.
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Butte
Montana Livestock Auction
James B. Glover Jr
Butte Chamber of Commerce
John Ambrosetti
E. A. Bartoletti
Curt Binstock
George Bounchar
Kenneth Burritt
John O'Connor
Jere Davis
Jack Flanery
Phil Judd
Fred Kalamaha
Leonard Kelly
L. C. Kiefer
Harold Schumacher
Scholarships Awarded at Montana School of Mines
About $7,800 in scholarships are awarded by the Montana School of Mines Scholarship Committee to multiple students and registrars. Awards include advanced fee scholarships for undergraduates exempting state fees for the next year and freshman fee scholarships for entering students.
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Montana Mines
Montana School of Mines
W. M. Brown
Arthur H. Ditto
N. Henry
Lynn E. Estey
George
Larry C. Ewart
Hamilton
L. Giese
E. Galena
Elmer C. Goodman Jr
Cincinnati
Clifford P. Kavanaugh Jr
Route 1
Butte
Mary K. Keane
Thorized
Mansoor Awan
Quetta
Pakistan
Russell V. Bills
Upland
Calif
Keith E. Dyas
Pine
Anaconda
Delores la Branche
Elm
Walter E. Nellis
Pittsburg
Lee W. Saperstein
Elmhurst
N.Y
Carl E. Swanson
W. Third
Kenneth G. Arne
Prairie City
Ore
F. Conrad Englehardt
Lancaster
John J. Ellis
W. Porphyry
Linda M. Everly
W. Park
Kishore M. Parekh
Bombay
Two Men Die Of Tank Gas West of Billings
BILLINGS AP reports two workers died from septic tank gas while cleaning a farm refuse system at a ranch west of Billings. One man entered to save the other and was overcome. The tragedy underscores fatal gas exposure on rural jobs.
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Billings
Man Wounds Self At Butte Bus Depot
L. W. Monett, 54, was taken to St. James Community Hospital for X rays and treatment after accidentally shooting his left leg at the Union Bus Depot. Police said the 22 caliber pistol in his boot discharged while he sat at a lunch counter. Monett lives in the Terminal Hotel above the depot.
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L. W. Monett
St. James Community Hospital
Union
Hatch
John Gardner
Monett
Terminal Hotel
Rail mediators push for Kennedy backed legislation
Washington AP government mediators pressed for a speedy settlement of the railway labor deadlock as President Kennedy prepared to send Congress recommendations to avert a nationwide strike. Secretary of Labor Wirtz led talks with carriers and five operating unions, planning weekend meetings and possibly extending talks into the next week. He stressed bargaining as the right path while Kennedy works on a legislative plan amid a one week grace period.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Capitol Hill
White House
Banking Method Described At Snell Trial
The trial of Butte businessman Frank S. Snell and his wife Irene entered its third day as witnesses described deposit practices at Metals Bank and Trust Co. and First National Bank. IRS deputy collector J. Orville Williams testified how payroll checks were shifted between income and expense, illustrating methods cited in the charge of willful tax evasion for 1956 and 1957. The judge recessed the case until Monday morning.
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Metals Bank and Trust Co
First National Bank
U.S. District Court
Frank S. Snell
Butte
Irene
Snell Auto
W. D. Murray
Snells
J. Orville Williams
Internal Revenue Service
Snell's Auto
Mile Hi
Williams
Khrushchev Sees Progress on Partial Test Ban Talks
Premier Khrushchev said agreement is in sight on a partial nuclear test ban as negotiators work on the treaty draft. He spoke at a reception for Janos Kadar, joking that talks are going well and no obstacles exist. Harriman and Hailsham declined comment. discussions resume Monday as observers expect initialling early next week.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Janos Kadar
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Britain
Harriman
Andrei Gromyko
Averell Harriman
O'Donnell Steps Down as Butte School Leader
Brother C A O'Donnell principal of Boys Central High School in Butte for six years and 11 years overall announces transfer to St Lawrence High School in Chicago. Brother F L Frick, a Butte native and Central High graduate, will succeed him. Frick previously taught at Christian Brothers High School in Butte and hails from Essex.
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C. A. O'Donnell
Boys Central High School
Butte
Chicago
Christian Brothers School
Brother F. L. Frick
Central High
Brother O'Donnell
Montana
St. Lawrence High School
Brother Frick
Christian Brothers High School
Essex
Sino-Soviet Talks End in Complete Collapse
The Sino-Soviet peace talks collapsed in Moscow with the Chinese Communist delegation returning to Peking convinced that only war and bloody revolution can advance communism. Khrushchev refused to abandon peaceful co existence as the split deepened, signaling a long-term global realignment and potential easing of East West tensions.
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Moscow
UPI
Peking
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
West
Vnukovo
Counties Told Not to Figure On Paying Costs This Year
Montana counties are advised not to expect higher costs for custodial patients in six institutions during the 1963 1964 fiscal year. The new Department of Public Institutions will survey about 3 000 patients to determine fee responsibility and implement a state wide fee collection over the next year.
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Helena
Montana
Department of Public Institutions
Edward W. Nelson
Board of Public Institutions
Nelson
Space eclipse captivates observers at Bar Harbor spectacle
The moon covered the sun in a dramatic solar eclipse observed from Cadillac Mountain Bar Harbor Maine. Crowds and scientists witnessed the corona and Venus during totality as clouds briefly cleared for a breathtaking sky show.
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Allan Fries
Chicago
Cadillac Mountain
Bar Harbor
Maine
U.S
Venus
Dillon Woman Defeated and Hurt. Two Teens Held
A 44-year-old Dillon woman was assaulted in two downtown locations and transported to a hospital with facial and bodily injuries. Police arrested two 17-year-olds shortly after the incident. the woman identified them as involved. County Attorney Davis said arraignment would follow further investigation.
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Dillon
UPI
Leo Williams
John Rebich
Rebich
Carl M. Davis
Weather Outlook From East Of Divide To West
Fair today with a chance of afternoon thundershowers. highs near 88, lows around 50. East of Divide sunnier Sunday, cooler west Monday. Sunday highs 88 to 100, Sunday night 55 to 65. Monday highs 80 to 90 east, 78 to 85 west. West of Divide mostly fair Sunday, with scattered showers Monday. cooler Monday.
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Butte
Divide
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