Kennedy Heads For Home After Paris Vienna London Summit
President Kennedy flew home from Vienna Paris and London and prepared to report to the American public on his talks with Premier Khrushchev. At Buckingham Palace he and Mrs Kennedy were honored guests after a weekend with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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London
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Lord Home
U.S
David Bruce
Britain
Washington
David Ormsby-Gore
Buckingham Palace
Harold Macmillan
Vienna
Austria
92 More Claims For Food Coupons Made
A busy day in the food coupon business was reported in the office of Treasurer Jack Klemp. Coupon staff processed 52 claims involving 144 persons and issued 3196 dollars in coupons for cash or equivalents totaling 2274 dollars. The program aids relief recipients with up to 40 percent of monthly food budgets and is part of a federal state county effort to improve diets.
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Jack Klemp
Emmett Jones
James J. D'Arcy
Betty Creber
Rethey
Dept.h of Agriculture
Silver Bow
United States
Orville Freeman
Mrs. Agnes H Roche Dies Suddenly in Omaha
Mrs. Agnes H Roche wife of Texaco sales manager Thomas W Roche died suddenly in an Omaha hospital while the couple were attending their son Richard Roche s dental school graduation at Creighton University and his upcoming wedding. She was born in Butte and survived by her husband son Richard Roche and Thomas Roche Jr of Los Angeles along with numerous in laws and relatives. The body will be sent to Butte for burial.
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Agnes H. Roche
W. Park
Thomas W. Roche
Texaco Inc
Omaha
Katherine H. Crum
W. Granite
Jerry J. Harrington
North Butte
Calif
Millie Roche
Lexington
Butte
Helena
Californd
Kentucky
Washington
Meeting on Ball Park Tonight in City Council chambers
A meeting is called for 7 30 tonight in the City Council chambers to discuss constructing an all purpose athletic field behind the Civic Center. Griffith says long effort includes county deed of land and backing from business leaders and service clubs. Local Jaycees sparked the idea guiding plans under the master city county plan.
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City Council Chambers
Civic Center
Griffith
Butte
Butte Jaycees
Butte Copper League
Laos Ceasefire Talks Stall Amid Vienna Deadlock
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Georgi Pushkin rejects Western calls to strengthen the Laos ceasefire as nuclear treaty negotiations remain deadlocked. Lao leaders contemplate a coalition to ensure neutrality while a Lao summit may be held in Nice to resolve the political impasse. Prince Souvanna Phouma travels to Europe with Prince Souphanouvong, while Prince Boun Oum’s Western-backed position weakens after recent military losses.
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Geneva
Georgi Pushkin
Laos
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Nice
Souvanna Phouma
Peiping
Europe
Red China
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Boun Oum
France
Three Montana Road Deaths Reported In Separate Crashes
The Associated Press reports three fatalities from separate accidents in Montana. Vernon LeRoy West, 47, of Billings, died after being knocked from a truck near Glendive. Lee Anderson, about 55, of Bozeman, was killed when his pickup collided with a freight train east of Bozeman. Michael Joseph Johnson, 6, of Sidney, died in a car crash north of Sidney while his mother tried to save him and his brother.
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Associated Press
Michael Joseph Johnson
Sidney
West
Billings
U. S. 10
Glendive
Anderson
Bozeman
Bob Oliver
Livingston
Oliver
Homer R. Gorder
Johnson
Robert Johnson
Sioux Pass
Richland County
Michael
Craig
Highway 16
Olsen Testifies for Funds to Build Power Line for Steel Plant
Rep. Arnold Olsen testified in Washington before the Public Works Subcommittee seeking a 1962 BPA appropriation of 3.3 million dollars to extend Bonneville Power Administration service into western Montana. He outlined a plan for a transmission line from Noxon to Hot Springs and a grid to serve Webb and Knapp’s proposed 35 million dollar steel plant near Anaconda, which would buy 150 000 kilowatts and generate over 3 million dollars annually for the federal treasury. He noted BPA would decide contracted power deliveries and that other customers could access the line when available.
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Bonneville Power Administration
Montana
Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
Washington
Public Works
House Committee On Appropriations
BPA
Flint Creek
Drummond
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Butte
Olsen
Standard Post
Webb and Knapp, Inc
Gulf States Lands and Industries
W&k
Federal Treasury
Webb and Knapp
House
Webb
Knapp
Webb and
Noxon
Montana water projects seek 20 million in funding
E W Rising for the Montana Water Conservation Board urged a House Appropriations Subcommittee to recommend 20 927 000 for Montana water projects. He outlined 10 840 000 for Yellowtail Dam 5 920 000 for East Bench Irrigation and 867 000 for project planning for West Bench and Whitehall with construction planned next year.
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Washington
House
Montana
E. W. Rising
Montana Water Conservation Board
Yellowtail Dam
East Bench
Yellowtail
Rising
Reclamation Bureau
West Bench
Whitehall
Obituary: Mrs Hattie B Walker 90 of Anaconda
Mrs Hattie B Walker 90 of 305 E Third Anaconda died Monday in St Ann Hospital She lived in Anaconda and the Big Hole Basin for years Survived by son Richard D Walker sisters Lucy Hughes Seattle Ida Pate Madison Tenn Funeral at Presbyterian Church with Rev John L Goodenberger Burial in Mill Cemetery at Be Gee plot area in Mill Cemetery
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Anaconda
Hattie B. Walker
St. Ann Hospital
Big Hole Basin
Kentucky
Demnity
Mill Cemetery
U S to Offer Loans to Beat Soviets
Secretary Dillon testified that the administration would offer loans to underdeveloped nations on favorable terms, potentially no interest, to outpace the Soviet Union. The plan accompanies Kennedy’s 4.8 billion development loan program, with 900 million for the current year and 300 million from loan repayments.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dillon
Kennedy
U.S
Treasury
OAS to Probe Dominican Turmoil After Trujillo Death
The Dominican Republic invites an OAS mission as a seven nation panel plans to dispatch five representatives to assess the post assassination situation. The probe aims to judge if the new government threatens hemisphere peace and whether sanctions should be lifted.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Porfirio Herrera Baez
Trujillo
Supreme Court Backs Communist Party Registration and Knowing Clause
The Supreme Court, in two 5-4 rulings, upheld the Subversive Activities Control Act requiring the Communist Party to register with the Justice Department and disclose officers and finances. It also upheld the Smith Act’s knowing membership clause, convicting Junius Irving Scales while signaling potential trial for John Francis Noto if more evidence emerges. Justice Frankfurter and Justice Harlan led the majority. Chief Justice Warren and Justices Black Douglas and Brennan dissented. The government had sought party registration since 1950.
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Supreme Court
Communist Party
U.S. Communist Party
Justice Department
Moscow
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Congress
New York
Gus Hall
Junius Irving Scales
John M. Harlan
Harlan
John Francis Noto
Buffalo
Noto
Tom C. Clark
Potter Stewart
Charles E. Whittaker
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Harry S. Truman
Paul Temple 68 longtime Beaverhead Sheriff dies in Dillon
Paul Temple 68 former Beaverhead County sheriff at Dillon died of a heart attack Monday afternoon in front of his home at 115 S Washington after two months illness. He served as sheriff 1936-42 and 1946-54 then worked at the state liquor store. Survived by Grace Guidici Temple wife, two sons Warren and Jack Temple, six grandchildren, and siblings in Ohio and Arizona. Brundage Funeral Home in charge.
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Paul Temple
Beaverhead
S. Washington
Temple
Mr. Temple
Guernsey
Ohio
Montana
Army Medical Corps
Canada
Grace Guidici
Navy Seabees
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
American Legion
Dillon's Legion Hall
BPOE
Dillon Lodge
Af&am
Bagdad Shrine
Butte
St. Elmo Commandery
Dillon Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Warren G. Temple
Helena
Jack L. Temple
Seattle
John Secrest
Akron
Foster Temple
Tucson
Ariz
Dwight Temple
Columbus
Brundage Funeral Home
Montana Weather East and West Reports
Montana east sees partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon or evening thundershowers Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs 80 to 90, lows 45 to 60. Montana west remains partly cloudy with little temperature change. highs 72 to 82, lows 40 to 50. Maximums cover 12 hours, minimums 18 hours ending 5 p.m. MST Monday.
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Montana
Kootenai River Flood Worsens Near Bonners Ferry
The Kootenai River rose toward a dangerous crest flooding 250 acres of wheat land and threatening thousands more. A dike breach near Bonners Ferry flooded Kerr tract while downstream dikes were under critical pressure. Crews fortified an 1,800 acre district near the Canadian border with sandbags as sewer seepage and street settling affected Boundary County. Downtown stores report wet basements and high shelves used. evacuations had already occurred in low residential areas.
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Idaho
Kootenai
Kerr
Canada
Army Corps of Engineers
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