Rebels Trapped In South Viet Nam Face New Clash
The Hoa Hao Buddhist sect led by Huynh Phu So, with about a million followers, is under army control as Diem demands all armed forces under central command. Soi and Vien confront the regime amid ongoing anti Communist tensions. The movement forbids alcohol beef gambling and opium while emphasizing virtue and filial obedience.
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Wedding Too Much for Groom of 61
Richard M. Godsey a 61 year old retired Navy chief petty officer formerly of Miami died of a heart attack at his wedding reception in St. Petersburg Florida. He wed Viola G Hardenburgh a local clubwoman at 3 p m and collapsed a few minutes later at the church reception before dying at a hospital at 3 35 p m
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Legion Leader Wagner Promotes National Security Training
Mr. Wagner, a leading candidate for national Legion commander, spoke on defense progress and the case for compulsory military training. He cited his WWII service, wounds off Okinawa, and naval reserve duties while criticizing Veterans Administration hospital attacks and arguing training protects returns home and national security.
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An Adirondack Paper’s Cautious Joke About Spouses
An Adirondack Enterprise humor column from Saranac Lake, New York, uses a marriage joke about a man who shoots a mare after three stumbles, concluding with a cautious quip to drive carefully not to hit a subscriber, reflecting light local wit.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Two Men Drown Near Fort Collins in Chambers Lake
Rescue teams dragged Chambers Lake about 70 miles west of Fort Collins for the bodies of two Denver men who apparently drowned Saturday night. Identified by Larimer County sheriff as Milton McDowell 27 a Korean War veteran and Joseph Egloff 29 a father of four with a fifth child due.
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Here
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Larimer County
World famous institute unveils new healing substance
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off claims a breakthrough by Bio-Dyne from a renowned research institute. Marketed as Preparation H, the product comes in suppository and ointment forms with a money back guarantee. The ad asserts piles are no longer a problem.
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S&s Swesewe ES
Strike Talk Looms as UAW Sees Ford GM Talks Deepen
Ford and GM bargaining stretched Sunday toward midnight with no formal strike announcement. Local 600 at Ford Rouge plant planned no walkout until noon Monday while UAW President Reuther urged concessions. Conflicting wage and jobless-pay plans under a three year fund were the main dispute as forecasts varied on a possible Ford walkout.
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Dearborn
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Reuther
John S. Bugas
Bugas
Denver
Woman in Auto Crash Slightly Hurt in Butte
Rita Navarro twenty three of 711 North Montana was taken to Butte Community Memorial after a car she rode in struck a parked wagon in the 600 block of West Park. A cut above her left eye prompted observation. Driver Percy Pohlman of Darby, uninjured, drove west on Park and rear totaled the wagon. Police named Officers Russell Larsen Maddock Moran as investigators. The mishap occurred about 1130 p.m. and drew a crowd.
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Montana
Butte Community Memorial
West Park
Robert Russell
Lars Larsen
Vern Maddock
James Moran
Miss Navarro
Percy Pohlman
Darby
Pohlman
Denver photographers club bus tour ends in forest mishap
A Denver photographers club trip into Pike National Forest ended in confusion after the bus driver, newly transferred from Wyoming, got lost. None of the 32 aboard knew the road, forcing members to exit and push through a 13 mile hairpin-filled stretch before the group found their way out two hours later.
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Denver
Pike National Forest
Wyoming
Udall Tornado Toll Rises to 79 with Two More Die
WICHITA Kansas residents report the Udall tornado death toll climbing to 79 as two more members of affected families die from injuries Sunday morning following the May 25 twister.
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Wichita
Kan
Radio-telephone link inaugurated between Russia and India
Direct radio telephone service between India and the USSR was inaugurated Sunday, linking New Delhi and Moscow with a new communications channel to speed calls and diplomatic exchanges.
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Kremlin
New Delhi
Russia
Polio Vaccine Debate Hits Idaho and California Courts
Annabelle Nelson of Idaho died after a one day illness linked to a Cutter polio vaccine lot. Health officials note polio deaths followed injections and mass vaccination halted April 27. In California, Fitzgeralds of Oakland won permission to sue Cutter Laboratories for 100000 over a child stricken with polio after Cutter Salk vaccine injection.
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L. J. Peterson
Montpelier Hospital
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Leonard Scheele
U. S
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Public Health Service
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Utah
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Oakland
Calif
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Berkeley
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Alameda County Superior Court
Iceman Graduation Gift Melts on Dorm Lawn
Miss Jane Stewart of Washington Pennsylvania to graduate from Smith College Monday. A ton of ice was delivered as a graduation gift by T. S. Fitch president of Washington Steel Co. The note read You deserve the best that life can send. She called Fitch a family friend and could not explain the gift as the ice slowly melted on a dormitory lawn.
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Northampton
Mass
Jane Stewart
Washington
Smith College
T. S. Fitch
Washington Steel Co
Mansfield's Odd Sox routed in Washington softball game
In Washington a National Press Club All Stars beat the Senatorial Odd Sox 13 to 9 in a charity softball classic. Notable figures Marcus Mansfield and Henry Jackson played for the Odd Sox, while Rep Sam Coon and Rep James Roosevelt took positions for the press club lineup as senators and representatives joined a political showcase.
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U.P
Senators
Clark Griffith
National Press Club “All Stars
Odd Sox
Press Club
Henry N
Scoop
Jackson
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Statesman Dies Casati Was War Minister in 1944 45
Alessandro Casati, Italy's minister of war in 1944 and 1945, died Saturday night at his villa near Milan. He was 74 and had been a partisan leader. Casati joined President Ivanoe Bonomi's cabinet soon after Rome's liberation.
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Italy
Alessandro Casati
Casati
Ivanoe Bonomi
Rome
American Turncoat Changes His Mind About Returning
Otho G Bell an American prisoner of war who stayed behind the Iron Curtain says he wants to come home His wife Jewell Bell of Olympia reported the decision in a letter stating he will return to her and their 4 year old daughter as soon as he can obtain a passport Bell was among 21 Americans who refused repatriation at Panmunjom 18 months ago She sent copies of the letters to the State and Defense Departments asking help but officials replied the U S has no representatives in Communist China so cannot assist while he remains there
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Wash
Otho G. Bell
Jewell Bell
Panmunjon
Red China
Bell
State and Defense Departments
Frances G Knight
Passport Office
United
Want to Buy Rent or Sell? Butte Standard Want Ads
Want ads in the Butte Standard promise quick results for readers seeking to buy rent or sell. The page highlights practical listings and calls for participation in local commerce through compact notices and classified opportunities.
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