American Republics Move Against Cuba at OAS Session
Foreign ministers from the American republics voted 15 to 4 to impose diplomatic and economic sanctions on Communist Cuba and threaten armed intervention if Havana continues subversive acts against hemisphere nations. The measure suspends consular relations and most trade with Cuba, allowing humanitarian imports, and bans sea transport between Latin America and Cuba.
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Cuba
OAS
Washington
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
Havana
Organization of American States
Castro
Punta del Este
Uruguay
San Jose
Costa Rica
Latin America
Bio
Mexico
Invasion scare hits Cyprus spreads amid arms shipments
A Turkish invasion scare sweeps Cyprus as Greek Cypriot papers warn of imminent attack. Reports claim Turkish units near Iskenderun and a 10000-man paratrooper force readied for assault within 24 hours, while officials discount the threat.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
Mediterranean
Cyprus
Iskenderun
Phileftheros
United Nations
Man Feared Drowned in Glacier Park
Glacier Park rangers hunted Saturday night for Kenneth W. Gelston 22 of Long Beach California believed drowned at St. Mary Falls. Gelston who worked at Rising Sun Motor Lodge was with a girl when the accident occurred as he sought water or looked over the falls. He is survived by his parents a sister and two younger sisters.
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Glacier Park
UPI
Glacier Park Rangers
Long Beach
Calif
St. Mary Falls
Kenneth W. Gelston
Rising Sun Motor Lodge
Botton
George Gelston
Beach
Jane
Emls
East Glacier
Mont
Stolen Police Car Fugitives Nabbed Near Border in Montana
Two Washington State Reformary escapees sought for kidnapping and assault were captured after hijacking a Browning police car and fleeing toward the Canadian border. Officers Chase ended six miles south of the boundary. suspects Arthur Harmon, 19, and Eddie Bradley, 21, were taken into custody without resistance.
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Browning
Mont
UPI
Washington State
U. S
Covell
Lee VanDanberg
VanDanberg
Antique and classic cars dazzle at Butte Civic Center show
The Montana Pioneer and Classic Car Club Inc hosts 40 entries at the Civic Center with a Saturday crowd and judging Sunday led by Ralph Majors. The event runs 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday as trophies are awarded for oldest vehicles from 1910 to 1924 including Buicks, Reos, Hupmobiles and a Marmon hearse.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Montana Pioneer and Classic Car Club Inc
Autorama
Grandpa
Civic Center
Ralph Majors
Los Angeles
Antique Auto Association
Pow National Group
Alice Bishop
Wes Stranahan
Missoula
Montana
John Applegate
Anaconda
Harry Blodget
Joe Roberts
John Truax
Ray Paxson
Anaconda St Ann Hospital Celebrates Diamond Jubilee
Anaconda’s St Ann Hospital marks its diamond jubilee with an outdoor Mass in Washoe Park. The long history begins July 26, 1889 when four Sisters of Charity opened the Smelter City hospital and the log records note 95,683 residents served and 10,737 babies born locally. The Solemn Mass for the anniversary is led by Bishop Raymond G Hunthausen at 12:30 p.m. followed by a park reception.
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Sisters of Charity of
J. T. Kelly
Lime
Anaconda
Washoe Park
Raymond G. Hunthausen
Helena
Body of 14-Year-Old Stolen From Funeral Home
In Skokie Illinois the body of Theresa Koertgen 14 was stolen from Haben Funeral Home during the night. Police chief Edward Caulfield said there are no clues or theories yet. The girl had died from a cerebral hemorrhage after a seizure at a pool and final rites were held at St. Peter Roman Catholic Church with a missing coffin replaced by a catafalque.
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Skokie
Theresa Koertgen
Edward Caulfield
Haben
St. Peter Roman Catholic Church
Elmer Klug
Theresa
Skokie Pool
Skokie Valley Hospital
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda and surrounding areas
The forecast shows fair conditions today through Monday with warmer temperatures. Butte highs near 90, lows around 50, while east of Divide and west of Divide expect highs in the 85 to 95 range and cool nights, no precipitation reported across the state through Saturday 5 p.m.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Divide
Two Die As Rochester Race Riots Erupt
In Rochester New York two people died as new racial riots broke out despite a curfew. Looting and stone throwing accompanied car chases through rioting zones including the west side and Joseph Avenue. Police deployed gas and lines of officers to contain the flare up and arrested numerous suspects while street curfews limited nighttime activity.
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Rochester
N.Y
Chilean Copper Miners End Walkout at Kennecott
A 17 day strike by nearly 7,000 workers at Kennecott Copper Co. Chile ends after mediation by Minister Miguel Schweitzer. Workers receive 70 escudos ($30) as a 1961 bonus share, with refunds expected from the Chilean Internal Revenue Service for excess taxes Braden Copper Co. paid. Normal operations to resume by Monday morning.
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Santiago
Chile
Kennecott Copper Co
U.S
Kennecott
el Teniente
Sewell
Caletones
Braden Copper Co
Miguel Schweitzer
Internal Revenue Service
Braden
Bank Robber Uses Police Car In Berlin Escape
West Berlin police seek a man about 30 who stole a police car from the main garage then used it to flee after a bank clerk spotted a pistol. The suspect fled the bank in the missing police car amid the confrontation.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Loss of Opportunity to Vote on Gambling Issue Disappoints Gov. Babcock
MISSOULA AP Gov Tim Babcock laments Montana voters will not have a chance to decide the gambling question in November though he personally opposes it. He notes the state Supreme Court decision and cites a 49.8 million university system budget up 38 percent as he speaks at a bank dedication and MS Knights convention.
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Babcock
Missoula
Tim Babcock
State Supreme Court
Atty
Forrest H. Anderson
Board of Regents
Montana State Ree
Robert Johns
Montana
Montana State Kiks
Spaceship Lands on Ranch Near Missoula
Mis soula area couple Allen and Mrs Lund told the Missoulian Sentinel a large top shaped spaceship has landed on a mountain behind their ranch home several times in three months. They describe lights encircling the craft, a strong beam into their house, metallic surface, and silent operation with animals fleeing when it arrives.
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Missoula
Missoula-area
Allen Lund
Missoulian
Lunds
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