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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1962

Page

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Rusk Returns From Berlin Talks as Crisis Persists

Secretary of State Dean Rusk flew back to Washington after three talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on Berlin. Both sides left the crisis unresolved, but U.S. officials asserted determination to remain in West Berlin and warned against true Soviet access disruption.

Geneva UPI Dean Rusk Washington Andrei A. Gromyko U.S Berlin Rusk United States West Berlin Sia East Germany Khrushchev Gromyko

Talks Continue Today Between Company Mine Mill Negotiators

Negotiators for Mine Mill and the Anaconda Co. extended overtime bargaining before recessing to 9 30 Thursday morning. They have met off and on since June 6 to reach a new labor contract. The pause came after a day started at 11 a.m. with no public statement on progress. The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers represents workers in Butte Great Falls and East Helena. Shutdowns halted operations on Butte Hill affecting 60 maintenance workers and idling about 3 600 men with broader risks of 6 500 total in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls if the stoppage continues.

Frank Quinn Anaconda Co Lon International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Butte Great Falls East Helena Butte Hill Anaconda Ba&p

Company Backs Equal Treatment in Union Talks

The Anaconda Co. says no union will be favored in current labor negotiations. Vice president E. I. Renouard cites efforts to end a work stoppage on Butte Hill that idled 3,600 workers. He notes unions appear generally in accord with offers but fear unequal settlements. The stoppage followed BA and P railroad picketing by Butte Teamsters Local 2, which began July 16.

Anaconda Co E. I. Renouard Butte Hill Renouard Butte Anaconda BA &P Butte Teamsters Local No. 2 Teamsters

Keeley 65 Mining City Executives Dies After Illness

Edward J Keeley 65 a Butte businessman and former Montana War Production Board secretary died in a local hospital after an extended illness. A Des Moines native he moved to Montana as a child, lived in Miles City and Butte, and attended Butte High School. He served in World War I and remained active in sports and civic groups.

Edward John Keeley Butte Montana War Production Board Burke Lane Des Moines Iowa Keeley Montana William J. Keeley Treasure State Miles City Butte High School Boys Central Round Table

Consecration Date Set For Helena Diocese Bishop

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond G. Hunthausen will be consecrated the sixth bishop of Helena on Aug 30 at St. Helena Cathedral with Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi as consecrator. He has led Carroll College as president and will name a new president after his consecration. He succeeds the late Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore.

Ice Bismarck N.D Sylvester Treinen Boise Idaho Msgr Hunthausen Carroll College John XXIII James R. White United States Father White Helena Montana Joseph M. Gilmore San Francisco

City Adopts Preliminary Budget for 1962 63

Butte City Council approved a preliminary budget totaling 1 711 100 15 for 1962 63 with a 46 29 mill levy, down from 46 95 last year, projecting 1 699 719 64 in revenue and a potential 11 380 51 deficit offset by additional expected income. Cler k Beryl Wilson noted additional reported taxable values and net proceeds not on the 1961 tax rolls will adjust the shortage, with estimated 1962 63 taxable value around 16 400 000 and a general budget breakdown across departments.

Butte Bery] Wilson General Fund

Weather Summary for Butte and Surrounding Areas

Partly cloudy with afternoon thundershowers today and Friday east of Divide. Highs near 80 and 90, lows around 48 to 60. West of Divide: warm with evening thundershowers Thursday and Friday, highs 82 to 92, lows 42 to 52. Precipitation totals shown for 24 hours ending 5 p.m. MST Wednesday.

Butte Divide

Miners Seek Unemployment Aid in Butte Strike

More than 1,000 of about 2,500 miners and other workers sought unemployment compensation in Butte on Wednesday due to a work stoppage at Anaconda Co. The top photo shows applicants awaiting entry to the busy office. the lower photo features Jose N. Muniz, a miner from 1604 Elm St., consulting with office manager Clayton Garner.

Butte Anaconda Co Jose N. Muniz 1604 Elm Sr Clayton Garner

Lemnitzer Named NATO Supreme Commander After French Consent

The NATO Permanent Council unanimously names U.S. Army Gen Lyman L Lemnitzer as the alliance's new senior military head to take over around November 1. President Kennedy had earlier named Lemnitzer as commander in Europe, with France withholding approval in protest.

Paris UPI North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Permanent Council U.S. Army Lyman L. Lemnitzer Lemnitzer Air Force Lauris Norstad Kennedy U.S Europe Norstad Charles de Gaulle United States

Idle Butte Miners File for Jobless Benefits on First Day

More than 1,000 idle workers at the Butte office of the Montana Employment Service sought unemployment compensation on Wednesday as the Anaconda Co strike halted work on Butte Hill. Estimates put total idled at about 2,500 by Tuesday.

Butte

William Gleason Fatally Hurt In Fall At Whittier School

William J. Gleason, 40, of 2215 Cross Drive, died after a fall in the Whittier School boiler room. The Le Sage's electrician suffered probable head injuries, found by his father, and was taken to St. James Hospital where he passed away. Coroner Andy Aleksich will investigate the scene.

William Gleason Whittier School William J. Gleason Cross Drive Whittier St. James Hospital Andy Aleksich Gleason Aleksich LeSage's, Inc W. Park James J. Gleason Daly- Shea Funeral Home

Airport post keeps Gorsh at Silver Bow County

Gary Gorsh, former county commissioner and late county board chair, becomes manager of Silver Bow County Airport at a salary not less than 7200 annually. The contract runs to June 30, 1965, with mutual termination possible earlier. Johnson, who defeated Gorsh in the primary, took office July 2 as board chairman.

Lewis T. Poole Frank Gary) Gorsh Silver Bow County Gorsh Hubert J Tobie) Johnson Dennis Lynch Sr Gersh Johnson

Toll climbs to 117 in Montana highway deaths

The Montana highway fatality toll rose to 117 with the death of 16 year old Charles Carey of Greenacres Washington from injuries in a July 19 one car crash on U S Highway 89 near Rainsford and Monarch Cascade County deputies reported seven injuries including Adrian and Barbara Nichols of Havre and their children Elizabeth Chancey and David ages 1 month six and five along with Carey and another Havre resident.

Great Falls UPI Montana Charles Carey Greenacres Wash Cascade County U. S. Highway 89 Rainsford Monarch U.S. 89 Adrian Elizabeth Chancey David Havre Barbara Nichols Carey

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