Silver Bow County Voters Select Nominees Tuesday
Silver Bow County voters tally 24,562 eligible in 48 precincts. Polls run 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. MDST. Democrats and Republicans vie for local nominating contests in several county offices and other contests.
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Silver Bow County
United States
State Supreme Court
Railroad and Public Service
House of Representatives
Stanley Babcock
Louis Bertoglio
Cal Coleman
John J. Cunningham
Melvin J. Dempsey
Alfred
al) Grecek
John V
Jack) Healy
James V. Keyes
Michael J
Lack of Interest In Montana Primary Noted
Montana political leaders warn of apathy and complacency ahead of Tuesday's congressional district and statewide races for eight offices totaling 110 500 annually. Despite indifference, primary registration remains high, with 283 651 voters in 1954 a benchmark.
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Helena
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Aronson
John W. Bonner
R. F. Juedeman
Butte to Host Annual Montana Municipal League Meeting
Walker ville mayor James R. Shea will preside over the Montana Municipal League convention in Butte from Thursday to Saturday with about 250 delegates. Speakers include Patrick Healy Jr. of the American Municipal Association, Assistant Attorney General Thomas Hanrahan, and Hugh Potter, Montana Civic Defense director, as the group discusses city issues and a proposed state law enforcement academy and civil defense.
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James R. Shea
Walkerville
Montana Municipal League
Butte
Patrick Healy Jr
American Municipal Assn
Washington, D.C
Thomas Hanrahan
Helena
Hugh Potter
Montana
Family of Five Die in Funeral Car Crash
In Mount Vernon New York six people died when a speeding car rammed head on into a station wagon carrying a family of five en route to a funeral in Westbury Massachusetts. Three hitchhikers in the speeding car were critically injured. driver Lewellyn Byrd was killed. The dead include Vincent Fuccia 38 his father Nicholas 70 his wife Katherine 37 his daughter Barbara 12 and Antoinette De Biase 12 all of Ridgefield Connecticut. The occupants of the station wagon were trapped as flames engulfed the vehicle.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
UPID
Westbury
Mass
Lewellyn Byrd
Greenwich
Bryd
Vincent Fuccia
Nicholas
Katherine
Barbara
Antoinette de Biase
Ridgefield
State's Farmers Welcome Rain
Montana farmers and ranchers welcomed scattered showers hoped to ease a dry period since the 1930s. Trace rainfall occurred at all 18 Weather Bureau stations with Belgrade reporting .53 inches and the Continental Divide area hit hardest. Officials called the rain encouraging for the wheat crop as cooler temperatures offered relief in eastern Montana.
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Helena
Montana
Weather Bureau
Lewistown
Drummond
Kalispell
Belgrade
Continental Divide
P. J. Creer
Agriculture Statists
U S Envoy Talks With Gromyko on Summit Parley
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson Jr. met for an hour with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow as pre summit groundwork stalled for weeks. Western envoys pressed for a multilateral approach while the Kremlin urged individual talks with each side.
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Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Andrei Gromyko
Thompson
Gromyko
Patrick Reilly
Maurice Dejean
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Four Butte Men Ordained Here By Helena Bishop
The Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore ordained six men to the priesthood in Immaculate Conception Church led by Bishop Gilmore. Four were from Butte, including Joseph Patrick Sullivan Edward John Sullivan Cornelius Joseph Kelly and Patrick C. McGurk, with James Tackes of Power and John Ward of Bozeman also ordained.
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Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
Immaculate Conception Church
Butte
Patrick C. McGurk
James Tackes
Power
John Ward
Bozeman
Joseph Patrick Sullivan
Jerry G. Sullivan
Lewisohn
Edward John Sullivan
Edward P. Sullivan
W. Galena
Cornelius Joseph Kelly
Con T. Kelly
W. Diamond
Leo F. Spetter
Gaylord
Edward McGurk
Joseph Tackes
T. S. Ward
Gilmore
D. P. Meade
Missoula
M. M. English
St. Patrick Parish
Air Force's Newest Bomber Obsolete
Fort Worth Texas AP reports Convair's delta-wing B58 Hustler, touted as the Air Force's newest and fastest bomber, remains in final testing yet already seen as obsolete. Lt. Gen. C. S. Irvine says production must continue until a superior design appears.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Convair
Air Force
C. S. Irvine
First Commercial Laundry Emerges in 1849
Historians note that before the gold rush the U.S. had no commercial laundries and laundry work was done by hand. The excerpt hints at Want Ads offering help to sell items like pets or other goods, with a contact number 5451.
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U.S
Mines College to Confer 47 Degrees at 58th Commencement
The Montana School of Mines will hold its 58th commencement in the Library Museum Building and confer 38 bachelor degrees 5 master degrees 1 honorary degree and 3 professional degrees. Dr Edward G Koch will preside. Robert P Koenig Cerro de Pasco Corp will attend with wife Mrs Koenig arriving Sunday.
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Mines College
Montana School of Mines
Library-Museum Bldg
Edwin G. Koch
Robert P. Koenig
Koenig
New York City
Milwaukee Road
Butte
Cerro de Pasco Corp
Finlen
Charles C. Goddard Jr
Anaconda Company
James J. Dougherty
Anaconda
Anaconda Reduction Works
Chris G. Dobson
New York
Treasury Dept
Billings
Hugo J. Pulin
Menagha
Minn
Leonard W. Boyd Jr
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles T. Burtch
Townsend
Roger N. Dokken
Shelby
Kenneth R. Evans
Barry J. Hansen
Jack A. Jones
Russel E. Hoar
Raymond W. White
Congress Poised for One of Its Most Productive Sessions
Washington AP reports that at the two thirds mark of the 1958 session the 85th Congress shows potential for high productivity. Major bills already sent to President Eisenhower include a 4 cent postage rise, 7 cent airmail, a military pay increase, Alaska statehood, Defense Department reorganization, and a civilian space agency.
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Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Rayburn
House
Senate
White House
Alaska
Defense Dept
America
French Transport Crashes 14 Believed Killed
A chartered Air France DC-3 carrying 14 aboard including 10 military personnel and three civilian crew en route from Algiers to Bechar and Tindouf crashed in Algeria’s mountains 100 miles south of Algiers. First reports indicated all on board were killed.
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Algeria
UPI
Air France
Here
Colomb- Bechar
Tindouf
Sahara Desert
Montana Boy 12 Is Shot to Death
Wesley Pace about 12 a Lincoln School fourth grader near Helena was shot and killed Saturday night at the Pace home two miles from Lincoln. Sheriff Dave Middlemas to investigate. unconfirmed reports say the boy was shot in the forehead.
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Helena
De Gaulle To Take Office As Premier In France
Gen Charles De Gaulle agreed to form a new government and will address the National Assembly at 3 p.m. Sunday to outline his program and Cabinet. President Rene Coty was informed and the Parliament will vote to confirm him, ending days of political crisis.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Rene Coty
Coty
Mansfield Says Gen De Gaulle Best of Three
Sen. Mike Mansfield argues that Charles de Gaulle is the best of three options to lead France. He cites risks of a weak government or a Communist-dominated popular front and praises Pflimlin Coty and Aurio for defusing crisis. He warns NATO and Western ties depend on de Gaulle and calls for U.S. sympathy and support.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Charles de Gaulle
France
Mansfield
Senate
de Gaulle
Pierre Pflimlin
Vincent Aurio
Rene Coty
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western Alliance
U.S
Algeria
Turi
NATO
Mi 1
de Tile Mn
Lebanese Troops Kill 12 Rebels in Tripoli Clash
In Tripoli Lebanon on the third day of fighting the Lebanese army reportedly killed at least 12 rebels with small arms. Rebel sources say heavy combat continues as army shifts to rifles and machine guns. The wider country remains quiet amid censorship.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
UPI
Camille Chamoun
Beirut
Toll for Memorial Weekend Heads For All-Time High
Memorial Day holiday traffic fatalities surged with 21 deaths in four major crashes and a national toll well ahead of 1955's record. Officials urged drivers to slow down as violent wrecks occurred nationwide including a Ranger Texas bridge collision and a Mount Vernon New York head on.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Safety Council
Ranger
Texas
Dpath
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Perdido
Ala
Kremlin Letter May Agree to Scientific Talks
Washington reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev sent a letter to President Eisenhower indicating readiness to start prompt talks on policing a nuclear test ban. The exchange sets a possible Geneva meeting within two weeks with Western scientists from the United States Britain and France. If talks succeed a broader East West accord to suspend tests could follow.
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Washington
Tap
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Britain
France
Christian Herter
Mikahil A. Menshikov
State Dept
U.S
Pacific
Montana Weather Outlook for Sunday and Monday
Montana forecast shows west and north areas mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers. East regions have partly cloudy skies with late afternoon thunder showers, highs around 60 to 70 in western zones and 65 to 75 in others, with overnight lows near 35 to 45.
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Montana
U N Declares New York World’s Biggest City
United Nations Yearbook reports New York City as the world’s largest city in 1957 with a population around 7.8 million and the surrounding New York metropolitan area about 14.1 million, highlighting the vast urban center.
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U.N
N.Y
United Nations
New York
Saif City
Newton
Child Lost Week Is Found Alive
An 11 year old girl missing for a week in the Rainy River Ontario wilderness was found alive near Bergland four miles from her farm home. Carol Johnson said she ate grass to stay alive while lost looking for her father's cattle. She was found sleeping beside a bush road and taken to Rainy River Hospital in excellent health.
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Rainy River
Ont
Here
Carol Johnson
Bergland
Carol
Walter Johnson
William McKien
Lake of the Woods
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