Miss O'Sullivan Heads National Rotana
Veronica O'Sullivan of Butte was elected president of National Rotana at a 25th annual convention banquet in the Finlen Hotel. J T Finlen Western general counsel of The Anaconda Company spoke, urging action to protect national security as delegates planned next year's Salem Oregon site and Sunday brunch.
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National Rotana
Agnes Sheridan
Butte
Peg Gruel
Great Falls
Veronica O’sullivan
Gertrude
Veronica O'Sullivan
Finlen
James T. Finlen
Anaconda Comany
O’sullivan
Beatrice Crewdson
Portland
Rotana
Georgia Kaylor
McMinnville
Ore
Kathleen Brogan
Lorena Jack
Salem
Faye Bentley
Prineville
William J. Froehlich
William J. Waggner
Beulah Enochson
William Smyers
Harold Godtland
George Bawden
Gordon Brox
Gordon Brox With Mrs. Godtland As Accompanist. Pearl Littlejohn
Bawden
Homer Halverson
United States
Thirty Four Pioneers of Montana Alive and Living in 1962
Thirty four Montana Pioneers born in or before 1868 according to Roy M. Chemas. Eight reside outside the state and 26 remain residents. The roll lists names with towns across Montana and beyond, totaling 3,059 years of age.
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Territory
Montana
Roy M. Chemas
Helena
Society of Man- Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Bozeman
Society of Montana Pioneers
Sons and Daughters
Roll Call of Pioneers
Great Falls
Lucia Idaho Buckingham
Madison
Ohio
Helen Allen Conrad
Harrison
Henry B. Daems
Ennis
Margaret Hanna Fanning
Butte
Samuel Fletcher
Livingston
Anthony H. French
Dillon
Josephine Gilg
Missoula
Norman B. Holter
Bayard T. Manlove
Emma C. Sheperd
Belgrade
Charles H. Sherman
White Sulphur Springs
Mary L. Stranahan
Lewistown
Idaho
Julia Allen Stock
Mary Boatman
Townsend
Stevensville
Fred Vaughn
Deer Lodge
Jennie Vincent
Hamilton
Louise Ralston Walters
Catherine Owens Weisner
Canada Approves 1956 57 Defense Budget At 1.775 Billion
In Ottawa Canada's House of Commons passes the 1956 57 defense program totaling 1.775 billion dollars matching the prior year. The Air Force receives 827 million dollars about 42 percent of the total with development funding for air to air guided missiles between 10 and 11 million dollars.
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Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Air Force
Defense
Ralph Campney
Fireman Believes Lightning Strikes Twice in Edmond
Vernon L. Beechman, Edmond Fire Department first assistant chief, was struck on the side after a bolt hit an Edmond residence during a thunder storm. The rain had extinguished the blaze before firefighters arrived. Beechman and another man patched a roof hole when a second bolt struck, bounced off his helmet, and ran down his side.
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Edmond
Okla
Vernon L. Beechman
Beechman
Harriman Urges Democrats to Take Offensive
Governor Averell Harriman urged Colorado Democrats to take the offensive on all issues with Republicans during a Colorado Democratic Assembly visit. He criticized Eisenhower and Dulles on farm policy and foreign affairs, warned of a slide in U S prestige, and urged renewed U S engagement abroad. He praised Stevenson and Keating for Colorado support and challenged the delegation to act decisively.
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Harriman
Boulder
Colo
Averell Harriman
New York
Eisenhower
Colorado Democratic Assembly
Colorado
Dulles
United States
Russia
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Search Continues for Kidnapped Peter Weinberger
New York investigators pressed the search Saturday after an autopsy confirmed the East River body was a newborn girl, not the missing Peter Weinberger. Police seek leads to locate the infant’s mother and suspect.
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New York
Peter Weinberger
East River
Montana Weekend Weather Across Regions
Eastern Montana: partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with scattered thunderstorms and a slight cooling trend. highs 80 to 90. Western Montana: partly thunderstorms and cooler with highs 80 to 90. Table notes that maximums cover 12 hours and minimums cover 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
Billings Girl Dies on Plane After Illness Flight
Cynthia Jo Sillers, eight, of Billings, Montana, born with an enlarged heart valve, had been in and out of hospitals since birth. She went to Denver for treatment and returned by air Saturday. the airliner requested oxygen for her upon arrival and a physician declared her dead on arrival.
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Billings
Mont
Cynthia Jo Sillers
Denver
Fire Dept
Indictment Covers Hodge and Aides in State Funds Case
A federal grand jury indicted Orville E. Hodge former Illinois state auditor and two associates on charges of conspiring to misappropriate about 872000 in bank funds. The case cites 356000 missing from a special state fund and 650000 in state warrants cashed during Hodge’s tenure. The panel also accused Edward A. Epping and Edward A. Hintz, former bank president, with related fraud conspiracies.
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Chicago
Orville E. Hodge
Hodge
U. S
Robert Tieken
Tieken
Washington
Justice Dept
Springfield
Edward A. Epping
Edward A. Hintz
Southmoor Bank & Trust Co
Epping
Hintz
George P. Coutrakon
Coutralion
Cook County
Congress Near End of Week as Edges Toward Adjournment
Congress appears set to finish by week end or early next week with the Civil Rights Bill facing a possible Senate filibuster and a foreign aid bill awaiting conference. Leaders target limited remaining votes while Republicans clash with administration on Yugoslavia arms cuts and Tito policy.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Eisenhower
House
Sens
Knowland
California
Bridges
New Hampshire
Yugoslavia
Tito
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Senators Attack Ike Em loyal Security Plan
A Senate Civil Service subcommittee criticized the Eisenhower administration security program calling it chaotic and unjust. It urged replacing it with a broad law to balance anti infiltration with workers rights, limiting the program to sensitive positions and agencies, and relying on civil service rules for non compliant staff.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Civil Service
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Sen. Carlson
R-Kan
GOP
Sen
Neely
D-W.va
Johnston
Supreme Court
Executive Department
Boy Drowns in Raymond Lake During Visit to Montana
Leonard Stephen, 13, from Minton Saskatchewan, drowned at Raymond Lake 70 miles north of Plentywood while wading with his father John. Despite divers and drag hooks, search efforts failed until the body was recovered. The boy's family had been in Raymond for a baseball tournament. he is survived by an older brother and his mother recently died.
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Plentywood
Leonard Stephen
Minton, Sask
Raymond Lake
John
Stephens
Raymond
Leonard
Butte Voters Consider Garbage Levy and Housing Bond
Butte residents vote in a special election on two measures. Taxpayers eligible to vote on the garbage disposal levy, while all registered voters may cast ballots for a $1,000,000 federal housing project. Polls run 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. across eight wards and 19 precincts with urged turnout.
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Butte
Tim J. Sullivan
Aldermen Issue Statement on Butte Garbage Levy
City of Butte aldermen released a statement to inform voters about Referendum No. 1 on the $7.50 annual garbage levy. The two hour meeting, opened by Mayor Tim J. Sullivan, emphasized correcting rumors while recalling the ordinance and prior levy.
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Tim J. Sullivan
City of
Butte
Talks in Steel Strike Ended
Pittsburgh report says talks to end the three week strike failed and the federal government will arrange further meetings. FM S director Finnegan expects to contact both sides next week as USW president McDonald plans a tour of steel centers starting in Chicago. U S Steel official Stephens regrets failure but notes closer stance before July 1.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Finnegan
Washington
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Chicago
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel Corp
Stephens
McDonald
At Least 25 Dead in Storms and Floods Across States
The Associated Press reports at least 25 deaths from storms and floods hitting Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Nevada and North Carolina. Most drownings occurred along the Atlantic Seaboard including six in Montgomery County Maryland and a Virginia child in Charlottesville. A Reno flash flood killed a mother and her daughter and a road search for four victims was called off as buried bodies were deemed unreachable.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Nevada
North Carolina
Atlantic Seaboard
Somerset
Montgomery County
Washington, D. C
Petapsco
Daniel
Keedysville
Richmond
Charlottesville
Reno
New
California High Sierra
Kansas
Helper
Colony
Nev
Edwin Chambers
Nevada National Guard
Washoe County
Richard Boyle
Boyle
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U. S
Convalescing Eisenhower Arrives for Panama Conference
President Eisenhower, convalescing from a June 9 operation, arrives in Panama for a hemispheric unity meeting. He wreaths the tomb of Jose Antonio Remon, meets Remon's sister, and endures a tropical rainstorm while his health remains a campaign issue.
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Panama
Eisenhower
Washington
Jose Antonio Remon
Carmen Hortensia Remon
Americas
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Eisen
Adenauer fears allies arms cuts threaten Western alliance
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 80, meeting with ambassadors from London Washington Paris Rome to discuss NATO arms cut proposals. He warns reduced conventional force levels could heighten atomic war risk and affirms West Germany will recruit 500000 men by 1960. Heuss signs conscription law: 12 million men aged 18 to 45 liable. youth registration starts in October.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
Hans von Herwarth
London
Heinz Krekeler
Washington
Vollrath von Maltzan
Paris
Clemens von Brentano
Rome
Henrich von Brentano
Adenauer
Western Alliance
Jeser Council
Atlantic Alliance
West Germany
Moscow
Theodor Heuss
Man Pleads Guilty For Slapping Infant In Montana
In Billings a 23-year-old man Edward F. Beck paid a $50 fine after pleading guilty to third degree assault on a one year old boy. Beck admitted slapping the infant two or three times while visiting Romana Thomas, sister of the infant’s mother. Detective Ed Martin presented the signed statement to Justice E. E. Collins.
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Billings
Justice Court
Edward F. Beck
Bobby Beaver
E. E. Collins
Ed Martin
Beck
Theresa Beaver
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J. T. Finlen
Montana Weather
U.S
Ike
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