Mansfield Tells Lewistown Crowd on Wheat Price Stabilization
Senator Mike Mansfield addressed a Lewistown breakfast crowd stating the Kennedy Administration aims to stabilize wheat prices for grain producers and will not dump surplus grain on the market. He noted opposition to a wheat referendum and predicted no new wheat legislation this year, possibly an amendment to other agricultural bills. He also commented on foreign policy, Fidel Castro, and Africa before returning to his home state during Memorial Day recess.
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Ways and Means moves to avert July 1 tax cuts
The House Ways and Means Committee plans action next Tuesday to head off a scheduled July 1 reduction in federal taxes on corporations liquor cigarettes autos and local telephone calls. The plan would extend temporary levies for another year with a phased future reduction under the admin program limited to income taxes.
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Frontier Signs With Dispatchers to Avert Disputes
Frontier Airlines President L W Dimond signed a three year contract with flight dispatchers effective July 1. The agreement includes wage and working condition improvements and follows a recently negotiated pilot contract signed last January, marking a second labor deal with employees in recent months.
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East German Father Leads Family Across Mine Field
An East German father guided his wife and three children safely into West Germany on Friday after crossing a mine field. He cited the unbearable political and economic situation in East Germany to officials.
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Public Health Service Not All Northern Cheyenne Requests Granted
Washington told Senator Mansfield not all health service requests from the Northern Cheyenne Tribe in Montana are funded for 1963 1964. Adjustments include a fulltime nurse in Rosebud County and possible five physicians in the Crow Northern Cheyenne Service Unit with one as Field Medical Officer. Chest X ray program to continue.
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Montana Manufacturers Association forms with new leaders
Helena host L H Lars on elected president of the Montana Manufacturers Association at an organizational meeting. Kermit Anderson of Helena became vice president and William Chase of Butte named secretary treasurer. Dr. Paul Blomgren of Montana State University urged state action to diversify Montana's raw material economy through manufacturing growth. The meeting drew manufacturers from across the state.
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Montana
ACA Local 10 OKs two year RCA pact in New York
The rank and file of the American Communications Association Local 10 voted overwhelmingly to accept a new two year contract with RCA Communications Inc. after negotiators reached an agreement earlier Saturday in New York.
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Local ESA Joins National Alliance of Television and Electrical Service
The Electronic Service Association of Butte reports acceptance as an affiliate of NATESA after review. Raymond Tuszynski named director-reporter to NATESA with Howard Neier as alternate. ESA includes 18 dealers and technicians led by President Patrick Gordon and Secretary Eileen Giese. Neier and Tuszynski run Butte radio and TV shops. 50 year IAM pin awarded to Herman Fleiner for long service.
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Butte Men Take Over Bozeman Market
Don Kradolfer Jr. and Don DeBorde have taken over the North Side Market in Bozeman and will start on Monday. Both are longtime Butte residents with Kradolfer having 21 years in The Montana Standard-Butte Daily Post stereotyping department and DeBorde 17 years as a Safeway meatcutter.
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Grace Attends Manpower Meeting at Minneapolis Office
Richard P. Grace, zone manager of Investors Diversified Services, Inc., residing at 605 W. Galena, attended a new manpower meeting at the company home office in Minneapolis. He qualified on a production basis after less than a year with Investors.
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MSC Professor Chosen for India Study Tour
Paul Grieder head of the English Department at Montana State College is among 20 U S educators selected to study problems of India. The seminar co sponsored by World University Service and the YWCA will tour major Indian cities from June 11 to August 23.
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Soviet Editor Adzhubei and family dined with Nasser
Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei and wife Radada, with two children, dined Friday night as guests of President Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo. The Adzhubeis arrived Friday as guests of Nasser’s daughter Hoda, who previously hosted them in Russia. Mrs. Adzhubei is Khrushchev’s daughter.
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Moonlight Mine Named for Full Moon Discovery
The Moonlight Mine in Butte earned its name after reportedly being found on the night of a full moon. Local lore ties the discovery to a bright lunar glow guiding prospectors to the site.
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Hog Prices Rise Sharply Extending Market Recovery
Hog prices reach highs not seen since December 1962 with barrows and gilts $0.75 to $1.25 per 100 pounds higher at major Midwestern terminals. Chicago bids top $18 for butchers, the strongest since December 26, 1962, as wholesale pork demand strengthens and producers credit a reduced herd. Cattle and sheep also gain as Memorial Day offerings fall, with steers, heifers, cows, and lambs moving higher across markets.
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Grain futures edge Wheat, Soybeans slip while Corn leads gains
Wheat and soybeans register fractional losses as corn drives gains across grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade. July corn climbs toward seasonal highs while wheat faces uncertainty from legislation and government controls. Oats and rye move in step with corn as planting and weather affect movement and demand.
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Missoula Picket Over Expiring Restaurant Contract
Pickets marched in front of two Missoula restaurants as a broad labor contract with Local 427 Hotel and Restaurant Employees AFL-CIO neared midnight expiration. The dispute involves 25 Missoula eateries and an unfair labor practice charge alleging lack of 60-day notice and secret talks with some restaurants.
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Sunday Crossword Puzzle By Leonard Goldberg
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Montanans Receive 3 Million Dollars in Life Insurance
Helena Montana reports that 1100 life insurance policies paid 3 million dollars in death benefits in the first quarter, up from 1000 policies and 2.4 million last year. The Institute cites a 9 percent decade rise reflecting broader ownership, not higher mortality.
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Vieth rolls perfect 300 at Ken Mar Lanes
Anaconda bowler Jim Vieth rolled a 300 game on March 31 1963 at Ken Mar Lanes in Deer Lodge highlighting a flawless performance witnessed by local bowlers and club members.
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Public service cooperation notice with advertising groups
Public service notice published with the Advertising Council and Newspaper Advertising Executives Association detailing cooperative efforts.
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