Mansfield Sees No Change In Farm Policy
Senate Leader Mike Mansfield said administration plans on farm policy remain unchanged after the May wheat referendum. He pledged no dumping of CCC wheat stocks and said the administration will seek price stability for farmers within the law and honor international wheat agreements. Mansfield urged a united farmers front on new farm legislation as differences among groups persist.
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Mansfield
Congress
Agriculture Committee
Fidel Castro returns from Soviet tour praises Russia invulnerability
Castro says Soviet missiles are invulnerable to a surprise attack and would erase the imperialist camp if aggression occurs. He lauded the USSR as abundant and modern, calling himself a hero of the Soviet Union and noting clean Moscow subways and modern transit.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
Russia
Havana
Castro
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushev
Lenin
Traffic violator given odd road sentence in Los Angeles
Officer Jerry Gilbert checks 18 year old Robert Taylor as he walks with a sandwich sign. Municipal Judge Leon Emerson orders a choice between 3 to 30 days in jail or a 5 mile hike with the sign and four traffic school nights. Taylor’s sign reads I am a traffic violator. Reckless driving after license was suspended.
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Jerry Gilbert
Robert Taylor
Los Angeles
Leon Emerson
Taylor
UPI
Kennedy Urges Executives to Advance Desegregation in South
President Kennedy met with 100 leading executives including Milton L. Elsberg and Sumner Redstone to press for prompt voluntary desegregation of private South facilities. The talks with Robert Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson considered possible civil rights legislation to guarantee equal access, with timing stressed as urgent.
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South
Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Washington
Kennedy
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Milton L. Elsberg
Alexandria
Elsberg
Johnson
UCT Opens Convention in Butte with Harold G Price to preside
Harold G Price of Butte will preside at the 65th annual convention of the United Commercial Travelers grand jurisdiction for Montana, Utah and Idaho opening in Butte and running through Saturday. The event expects about 6,000 members across states, with 1,700 in Butte. Activities include registrations at noon, officer meetings, and social events at the Finlen and Silver Bow Ballroom.
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Harold G. Price
Butte
Grand Jurisdiction
United Commercial Travelers of
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Satur- Price
Butte Council
Tri-State
Rocky Mountain Association
Montana, Idaho and
UCT
Raymond
ACT
Silver Bow Ballroom
the Finlen
Harold Price
Butte Council 106
United Commercial Travelers
Grand
Hope for Crash Survivors Gone
Search and rescue teams concluded there were no survivors from the 101 aboard the military chartered DC7 that went down in the Gulf of Alaska. Lt Cmdr Owen Siler said debris and bodies found in 40 degree water indicated no one survived. Coast Guard then reduced the search to two vessels to recover bodies and debris near Ketchikan.
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Gordon W. Schultz
Anchorage, Alaska
UPI
Gulf of Alaska
Cmdr
Owen Siler
Coast Guard
Ketchikan
Alaska
Siler
Gulf
Northwest Orient Airlines
Annette Island
Albert F. Olsen
Sumner
Wash
Pontiff John XXIII Buried with Pulpit of Sorrow in St Peters
Pope John XXIII's body was carried from the Vatican to St. Peter's Basilica as bells tolled and thousands wept. The 81 year old, died after a four day struggle with a stomach tumor, will lie in state until Thursday interment in the grottoes beneath the basilica. His cortege moved past cheering crowds as Cardinals and family followed, with torches and a lament from the Julian Choir.
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UPI
John XXIII
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter's
St. Peter’s
Julian
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli
Vatican Palace
Pope John
Indians and Governor Oppose Knowles Dam at Capitol Hearing
Montana tribal leaders and Gov. Tim Babcock testified against federal Knowles Dam funding on the Flathead River, arguing it would violate the 1855 Hellgate Treaty and waste federal dollars. Proponents cited broad local support and backing from Senate leaders Mansfield and Metcalf and Rep. Olsen.
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Elmer W. Lammi Washington
UPI
Montana
Children Day at Gardens Gives Free Bus Rides
Tomorrow marks the first summer Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens in Butte. The Anaconda Copper top-funded free bus service runs Thursdays with four routes from Walkerville Park Emmet and other points to the Gardens, plus 15 minute park shuttles. Supervisors and first aid staff will be on site to handle minor injuries as children enjoy playground equipment under supervision.
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Main Streets
Walkerville
Excelsior
Granite
Montana
Park
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Second
Continental
Gardens
Dewey and
Harrison
Oregon
Cobban
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Kaw
Front
Grand
Keokuk
Sheridan
Amherst
Grant
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A F Lamey Dies Former U N Delegate and Montana Dem Chairman
Arthur F. Lamey Sr., a Montana attorney for 47 years and former U.S. delegate to the United Nations and Montana State Democratic Chairman from 1938 to 1944, died Tuesday at age 70 in Billings. He served in World War I as a Marine officer and later ran for governor twice. He moved to Billings in 1940 and was part of the firm now known as Lamey Crowley Kilbourne Haughey and Hanson. He is survived by his son Arthur F. Lamey Jr and daughters Mrs. F. J. Boyd and Sister Barbara Mary.
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University of Michigan
Michigan Law School
Havre
U.S
Flames Sweep Gas Station Burn Man Injured
A station employee, John Ambrosetti, suffered a leg burn when a broken lug of gasoline ignited after it bumped a cigarette machine at the Community gas station at Front and Main. He was treated and returned to work. Firefighters and an off duty passerby helped contain the blaze with a hose as the office suffered extensive damage and staff kept the business operating.
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John Ambrosetti
Hornet
Front and Main
Ambrosetti
Ralph Tiddy
Weather outlook for Butte and Divide regions
Cloudy with periods of rain today through Thursday in Butte area. Highs near 60, lows around 45. East of Divide expect rain Wednesday and Thursday with cooler southeast winds and highs 55 to 65. West of Divide, rain and cooler conditions Wednesday with showers into Thursday and highs 55 to 65.
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Divide
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