Break in Lock of TVA Dam Delays Saturn Booster Move
A break in a Wheeler Dam lock on the Tennessee River halts river transit of the Saturn space booster from Redstone Arsenal to Cape Canaveral. TVA estimates months of repairs, forcing NASA to consider moving the 22 foot diameter, 75 foot long booster by highway to a loading point, facing bridges and overhead constraints.
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Saturn
Huntsville
Ala
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
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Ohio
Mississippi
Marshall Space Flight Center
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Washington
Florida
Indian Claims Commission Extended To 1967
The House approved a bill to extend the Indian Claims Commission to April 1967, delaying its 1962 expiry. The Senate voted to renew the commission for ten more years. The measure returns to the Senate for final action.
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Washington
House
Indian Claims Commission
Senate
Commission
Cat and robin face off at the window in Battle Creek
In Battle Creek Michigan photographer Doug Seelye spotted his cat Frisky in a nose to beak stance with a baby robin at the window outside Doug’s home. The icy air sets a tense scene as the young bird pleads to be let inside.
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Doug Seelye
Battle Creek
Mich
Frisky
Doug
Two City Defendants Plead Guilty to Vagrancy
Jerry Jennings and Don West pleaded guilty Monday to vagrancy and asked for floaters. Judge John Seton sentenced each to 60 days in jail with a two hour stay of execution and ordered them to be out of Butte within two hours. At the request of Asst. City Atty. Maurice F. Hennessey, the bond of $50 posted by D. B. Browning on improper license plates was forfeited.
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Jerry Jennings
Don West
John Seton
Butte
Maurice F. Hennessey
Selon
D. B. Browning
Bettencourts Seek $15,526 Damage Judgment
Frank J. Bettencourt and Dorothy L. Bettencourt file a district court action against Charles E. Reed seeking $15,526.60. They allege Reed illegally entered their residence at 1308 W. Broadway last May 31, removed a window and door hardware valued at $26, and seek compensation for the locks and knobs plus $5,500 general damages and $10,000 punitive damages.
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Frank J. Bettencourt
Dorothy L. Bettencourt
Charles E. Reed
Reed
W. Broadway
Bettencourts
Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed Listings
A compilation of admitted and dismissed patients with multiple names and addresses across towns. Entries include Stanley Cor Lillian McDowell Elizabeth Lash Albert Rohday Nora Bates Elissa Clark Michael Sutherland Sally Maki Ada Gilman Robert Giovanini and others with associated street addresses and towns.
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Utah
Lillian McDowell
Virginia Apts
Elizabeth J. Lash
Garfield
David Hughes
Rose
Walkerville
William Coghlan
Whitehall
Colleen Frankovich
Nettie
Thomas Sanderson
Moulton
Roy Jackson
Jackson
Robert W. Burch
Anaconda
Russell Smith
W. Park
Neil Maloney
N. Wyoming
Arthur Gerry
Albert J. Rohday
Elm
John B. Balkovatz
Twin Bridges
Mary Lou Cunningham
E. Mercury
Elizabeth Phippen
California
Ann Blair
Waukesha
Joseph M. Casne
Kossuth
Mollie Madden
Clarence Longie
S. Montana
William W. Clark
Brown's Gulch
Leroy R. Behrens
Kennedy
Selma G. Johnson
Marie T. Carroll
Dillon
John A. Klinkee
Oregon
Karen L. Stalin
E. Daly
Harry Medici
Colorado
Kathrine M. Matkovic
Emma
Lorraine M. Sitton
A St
Zola M. Anderson
Yale
Brian E. Bennett
W. Granite
Hazel Cargill
Ash
Rhonda K. Woody
Renee Moss
Lima
Michael Sutherland
E. Granite
Sally Maki
Ada Gilman
Alder
Ann Hewitt
E. LaPlatte
Robert and Dixie Linton
N. Montana
Robert Giovanini
E. First
Hazel Foster
Robert Dragon
John Sullivan
Walnut
Christine Brundage
John Werner
E. Broadway
Park Children Will Keep School Setup in Park
Cheyenne Wyoming superintendent Velma Linford said Yellowstone Park’s 100 children will continue attending park schools. She judged it impractical for students to enroll in outside Wyoming schools. Fifty three pupils in grades one through eight study at Mammoth Elementary while others attend Gardiner Montana for higher grades. the park school is federally funded and receives no state funds.
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Cheyenne
Yellowstone National Park
Velma Linford
Wyoming
Miss Linford
Park
Mammoth
Gardiner
Mont
John J. McGlynn Named Whitehall Postmaster
Whitehall insurance and retail businessman John J. McGlynn has been named acting postmaster succeeding 29 year veteran Dave Bryan who retired. McGlynn, a WWII veteran with Bronze Star and Purple Heart, is married with five children and was recommended by Rep. Arnold Olsen.
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Whitehall
John J. McGlynn
Whitehall Insurance
Dave Bryan
McGlynn
Arnold Olsen
Two Irrigation Jobs Completed in Montana
A. D. Mc Dermott of the Montana Water Conservation Board announced the completion of two irrigation projects costing 43,255 dollars. Riklin Construction Co. finished the Daly ditches near Hamilton with a bid of 31,255 dollars. J. W. Merz completed lining on the Careless Creek Drop at Deadman's Basin, 18 miles east of Harlowton, for 12,000 dollars.
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Helena
A. D. McDermott
Montana Water Conservation Board
Hecamp Board
Riklin Construction Co
Daly
Hamilton
J. W. Merz
Missoula
Careless Creek
Deadman’s Basin
Harlowton
Vital Records and Marital Notices from ButteArea
Deaths include Mrs. Thomas W Roche of 727 W Park and Roy Wright of 3122 W Prophery. Births recorded at St James Community Hospital. Licenses to wed list six couples. two divorces granted and a divorce filing in Butte.
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Thomas W. Roche
W. Park
Omaha
Butte
Roy Wright
W. Prophery
St. James Community Hospital
Floyd M Strozzi
Whitehall
Harold F. Eatherton
E. Aluminum
Ralph K Warnstrom
Oregon
Probate Matters Are Transacted In District Court
Judge John B. McClernan approved the amended first and final account of Albert J. Schumacher as administrator of Martha Schumacher's estate. He ordered transfer from Lukas Sutey’s estate of Lot 9, Block 8, Kemper Addition, Butte. Judge T. E. Downey set June 23 for probate of J. Frank Sullivan's will and a hearing on Leora Sullivan for letters testamentary.
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John B. McClernan
District Court
Albert J. Schumacher
Martha Schumacher
McClernan
Lukas Sutey
Kemper
Butte
T. E. Downey
J. Frank Sullivan
Leora Sullivan
Butte in Brief A Busy Schedule And Local Visits
The Hiawatha Council and Degree of Pocahontas meet Tuesday night at 7 30 in council headquarters followed by a social. The Women’s Benefit Association Review 3 meets Thursday at 8 p m in IOOF Hall with Joel Nichols presiding. Memorial services note a drill team in black shirts and white blouses. Several visitors stop in, including Stephen Pearce from Missoula and Walle Lindsay from Missoula, plus locals Fred Boettcher of Bozeman J B Zuelke of Three Forks C Smucker of Dillon B L Anderson from Three Forks William A Enke from Missoula and T E Fairhurst of Three Forks. Firemen hose a gasoline leak in the 100 block of South Main and report a damaged windshield and four stolen hubcaps from Mike Ward’s car. Walkerville Volunteer Fire Dept will not meet Tuesday. next meeting is June 20. Mrs Elroy Bennett reports vandals stripped roofing from her dog house.
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Women’s Benefit Association
IOOF
W. Broadway
Joel Nichols
Mayor Targets Highway Plan Critics On Montana Route
Wolf Point mayor R E Coffey condemned state GOP chair Mel Engles and Highway Commissioner Otis Waters in a radio address. He accused them of neglecting public safety on U S 2 from Poplar to Brockton, citing dangerous curves and narrow bridges and noting the stretch remains unrebuilt between Hinsdale and the state line.
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Wolf Point
R. E. Coffey
Mel Engles
Otis Waters
Coffey
Montana
Eagles
Waters
U.S. 2
Poplar
Brockton
Hinsdale
North Dakota State Line
Nurse procurement officer to visit St James and Bozeman
Procurement officer Capt. Agnes B. Norman will visit St James hospital on June 19 and Montana State College in Bozeman on June 20. She will answer questions and provide information on military nursing careers for interested applicants.
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Agnes B. Norman
Air Force
United States
St. James Hospital
Montana State College
Bozeman
Illness Fatal To Roy Wright In Butte
Roy Wright of 312.2 W. Porphyry died Monday after a lingering illness in a local hospital. He worked in the Anaconda smelter and lived in Butte 12 years, born in Bellingham, Washington. Survivors include wife Nellie and several Bellingham relatives. Duggan Merrill Mortuary handles arrangements.
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Roy Wright
W. Porphyry
Wright
Anaconda
Butte
Bellingham
Wash
Alaska
Nellie
George Beardsley
M. Edmonson
J. Bartlett
Joe Hardesty
Duggan Merrill Mortuary
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