AIME President Will Speak Tonight at Mines Graduation
The 63rd Montana School of Mines commencement at the Library-Museum Building begins at 8 p.m. with degrees awarded to Archibald, Goethke, Moore, Peretti, and Wiendl. Roger V. Pierce receives the honorary Doctor of Engineering and gives the commencement address. The Steele honor awards for scholarship will be announced, with luncheons and a reception following.
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Montana School of Mines
Library-Museum
Frank W. Archibald
Frederick P. Goethke
John R. Moore
Ettore A. Peretti
Joseph A. Wiendl
Roger V. Pierce
Mines
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Chester H. Steele
Weather outlook for Divide regions with showers and cool spell
Intermittent rain and cooler conditions expected across East and West of Divide. Today highs near 58, tonight around 38, Tuesday around 60 with cloudy skies and scattered showers. Monday night lows 35 to 48, Tuesday highs 65 to 70, with periods of rain ending by late day.
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Butte
Divide
Guns Heard Again on Plain of Jars
Intermittent artillery and mortar fire reported on the Plain of Jars by ICC observers at Muongphang. Fighting between Communist and neutralist factions continues despite a recent peace appeal by Russia and Britain.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Plain of Jars
International Control Commission
ICC
Muongphang
Kong le
Russia
Britain
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Vatican Pope John XXIII Death Condition News Across East Europe
Eastern bloc listeners faced radio jamming from Communist systems as Vatican broadcasts in Polish Hungarian and Czech covered Pope John XXIII illness. Radio Free Europe noted jamming by signals linked to the Soviet Union while churches prayed nationwide.
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London
UPI
Sunacy
Radio Vatican
John XXIII
Radio Free Europe
Munich
Vatican
RFE
Soviet Union
Poland
Pope John
East Berlin
West Berlin
Neues Deutschland
Catholic
Spain
Pope
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Vatican City
Crucifix Bought From Junk Dealer To Be Buried With Pope
Vatican says Pope John XXIII chose to bury a small crucifix bought in a Milan junk shop in 1926. The cross, bought for 1000 lire about $80 after he returned a year later, may have once belonged to an Milan abbot.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Vatican
John
Milan
White House Said On 'White' Side
Ethiopian Herald reports an English newspaper article accusing the United States of apartheid in America. It claims Black citizens’ hope under President Kennedy is flickering. The piece says the White House is on the white side and Negroes must seek support elsewhere.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
UPD
The
Ethiopian Herald
U.S
America
White House
U.S. Provides Third 1963-64 Aid Installment to Jordan
The Finance Ministry in Amman said the United States sent 2 million dollars as the third budgetary aid installment for 1963-64. U.S. aid to Jordan has averaged about 37 million dollars annually since 1958, the ministry noted.
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Amman
Jordan
UPI
Finance Ministry
United States
U.S
Record Traffic Deaths During Memorial Day Weekend
United Press International reports a four day Memorial Day period ending Sunday night saw at least 497 traffic fatalities nationwide, surpassing 1961’s 462. California leads with 54 deaths, New York 52, Texas 28, and Pennsylvania and Ohio 23 each, as the toll rose late Sunday near Kalama ma, Michigan.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Kalamama
Mich
California
New York
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Clashes Erupt Between Negroes and Whites in Gainesville
In Gainesville Florida fist fights and gunfire erupted Sunday night between Black and white residents. One person wounded by pistol fire and several injured as a crowd damaged a white man’s car. Police set roadblocks around the predominantly Black neighborhood after earlier tensions near a “white only” theater.
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Gainesville
Fla
UPI
Rock, Not Torpedo Sank Red Freighter Leap Forward
Chinese reports confirm the freighter Leap Forward sank after hitting a rock in the Yellow Sea on May 1. Japanese crews rescued 59 survivors from three life rafts, though some survivors had claimed torpedo damage.
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Tokyo
UPS
Red China
Yellow Sea
Fisherman Glen Stover Drowns in Big Hole River
Glen man Henry Smokey Stover about 55 drowned Sunday afternoon after tumbling from a boat while fishing on the Big Hole River about 26 miles north of Dillon. Companions recovered the body two hours later and funeral plans are pending at Brundage Funeral Home.
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Dillon
Henry
Smokey) Stover
Big Hole
Glen
Brundage Funeral Home
Montana
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Belt Creek
Great Falls
Lloyd Thomas
Stover
Art Reichle
Howard Paul
Divide
Calvin Morris
Dick Reichle
Judy
Lee Pittman
Lars Kalsta
Forest Service
Diver recovers airman body from Belt Creek
Great Falls scuba divers recovered 21 year old Willie Powell from Belt Creek where he drowned Saturday evening. Powell, an airman at Malmstrom Air Force Base, swam across the creek with friends before rocks collapsed and pulled him under. His widow Sandra Powell resides in Great Falls.
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Great Falls
UPI
Willie Powell
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Belt Creek
Powell
Belt
Sandra
Fidel Castro Tours Tbilisi With Khrushchev
Cuban premier Fidel Castro toured Tbilisi in Georgia on Sunday, accompanying Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev as their Soviet visit neared its end.
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Moscow
UPI
Fidel Castro
Tbilisi
Tiflis
Nikita Khrushchev
Pontiff Sinks Into Final Hours Amid Violent Spasms
Pope John XXIII, 81, collapsed Sunday and suffered violent spasms as he entered the fourth day of agony. Despite heavy sedation and heart-support injections, he remained alive but critical. World prayers and Masses marked the vigil as Vatican officials reported no change in his condition.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Russia
Cuba
Poland
Vatican Press Office
Vatican
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