Four Silver Bow incumbents fall in Montana primary
In Silver Bow County Frank Gersh Joe Lester Henry Mernin and Eddie Picard lost bids for renomination, while George McGrath unseated Lester and Johnson beat Gersh in the assessor and county commissioner races. turnout was about 70.6 percent of 22 446 registered voters on a snowy day.
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Silver Bow
Gersh
Lester, Picard
Mernin
Frank Gersh
Joseph Lester
Silver Bow County
Henry Mernin
Eddie Picard
Elizabeth Gerry
Joe Kissock
H. J
Tubie) Johnson
George
Nig) McGrath
Lester
McGrath
John Gunderson
Airman dies from Sheridan crash injuries
Air Force chief warrant officer Niles Allen Bowman 33 of Springfield Ohio died in Sheridan Emergency Hospital from injuries from a Montana 287 wreck Friday. His wife Joann and children Sandra Kay Sharon Ann and Patricia M remain in fair condition. Montana highway fatalities reach 76 this year. Services are planned in Sheridan and Springfield with funeral arrangements by Richards Memorial Funeral Home.
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Sheridan
Niles Allen Bowman
Springfield
Ohio
Air Force
Montana
Here
Joann
Sandra Kay
Sharon Ann
Patricia M
Madison County
Christ Episcopal Church
John Wiggers
Mountain Home
Idaho
Virginia City
Richards Memorial Funeral
Ferncliff
Bowman
Mountain
Montana unofficial primary results show contested races
Unofficial Montana primary returns from Helena list results by district. Congressional races in West and East districts show incumbents Olsen and Battin unopposed, others with multiple candidates. Railroad Commission and Supreme Court positions feature several named candidates with precinct counts across the state.
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Graybill
Montana
Jack Holmes
Arthur Watson
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Stanley M. Doyle
Supreme Court
Helena
UPI
Congress
West Dist
Olsen
Collins
Montgomery
East Dist
Conklin
Overfelt
Battin
Railroad Commission Democrat
Durkee
Griffith
John Holmes
Republican
Cash
Watson
Adair
Libra
Bennett
Connors
Doyle
Gilfeather
Smith
Sutton
Butte and Anaconda Craft Unions Vote to Strike
Eight Butte and 13 Anaconda craft unions voted to strike Monday night over stalled negotiations with Anaconda Co. George Blair said the unions will seek U S Mediation and Conciliation involvement. Seven related unions in Great Falls did not notify action.
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Butte
Anaconda
Metal Trades
George Blair
Anaconda Co
U.S
Blair
Great Falls
Nixon Captures California Gubernatorial Nomination
Nixon led the California GOP primary from polls closing and held a 2-1 edge over Joseph C. Shell, with 6,255 of 31,212 precincts reporting. Brown secured the Democratic nomination as he defeated three minor challengers. Kuchel defeated two conservatives for the GOP nomination, setting up a rematch with Richards in November.
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Shell
Nixon
Brown
Los Angeles County
California
U.S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Senate
Richard Richards
Incumbents Unseated In Anaconda Primary
Two Deer Lodge County officeholders were defeated in Tuesday's primary with a third facing heavy losses as precincts remained to be counted. Emmet T. Walsh was defeated by Robert Boyd for county attorney. A. A. Longfellow beat incumbent C. R. Fischer for coroner. Margaret Hamill Herbolich trailed Margaret Shields for county school superintendent by 105 votes.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
Emmet T. Walsh
Robert Boyd
A. A
Tiny) Longfellow
C. R. Fischer
Margaret Hamill Herbolich
Coun
Margaret Shields
Shields
Herbolich
Frank LaForest
Anna Quigley
U.S
Olsen
Collins
Montgomery
Railroad and Public Service
Griffith
Jack Holmes
John Holmes
Durkee
Watson
Cash
Supreme Court
Libra
Adair
Gilfeather
Smith
Andrew G. Sutton
Bennett
Connors
Doyle
Edward A. Johnson
Earl R. Sullivan
Warren Davis
George Wellcome
John F. Murphy
Thomas Kelly
Lloyd H. Sanders
Lee Fitzpatrick
Gorr
Anna Bertsch Klein
Spacecraft To Be Displayed In Butte June 14
The Mercury 7 capsule, replica of Freedom 7 Liberty Bell 7 and Friendship 7, will be on view at the Civic Center in Butte from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. June 14. Troy Evans, Helena area manager of the Treasury's Savings Bonds Division, says the exhibit promotes the Freedom Bond drive. The capsule features retractable steps to inspect the cockpit, instrument panel, equipment, and escape tower.
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Butte
Troy Evans
Helena
Savings Bonds Division
Treasury Department
Civic Center
Treasury
Democrats Back Kennedy Tax Cut Plan Despite Republican Doubts
Democratic leaders approved the Kennedy administration’s plan to cut taxes next year while Rep. Clarence Brown questioned the timing as a pre election tactic. Dillon outlined a top to bottom income tax reduction for 1963, with Senate and House discussions ongoing on withholding and spending measures.
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Edward Cowan Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
John W. McCormack
Congress
W. Byrnes
Wis
GOP
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Greeley School contracts let for $113872.30
The Greeley School project, approved by voters in April, will add five rooms with a total construction cost of 122218.36 including a 8346.06 architect fee. Margaret Leary announced bids from Waddell Construction Co Helena for general work 75800 Reardon Plumbing 24457 LeSages for electrical 7997 and Sparky's Paint Shop 5618.30.
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Greeley
Board of Trustees of
Butte
Margaret Leary
Waddell Construction Co
Helena
Reardon Plumbing and Heating Co
LeSage's
St. John
Sparky
Powell County Party Results Narrow State wide gains
Powell County totals show incumbent Sheriff Everett Burt winning renomination on the Democratic side with 489 votes to Tom Ryan's 121. Otis Beard leads Republicans with 299 while Lester Barton has 203 and David Collings 164 with two precincts left. Joe Brand leads Democratic nominee for state representative over Lawrence Ward and Walter Mannix leads county commissioner race.
Butte Rodeo and Fourth of July Planned in Mining City
Butte Vigilante Rodeo and Saddle Club and Butte Celebrations Inc announce six days of events June 28 to July 4 including a western parade June 28, a Krazy Daze jamboree, a Civic Center fight card, a free dance at Columbia Gardens, and a patriotic Independence Day parade. Vendors will host bargain sales June 29 and 30 on East Broadway. Local officials oversee planning.
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Old West
Butte
Butte Vigilante Rodeo and Saddle Club
Butte Celebrations Inc
John Downey
Rodeo and Saddle Club
Zumwalt Rodeo Producing Co
Harrison Ave
Butte Merchants
Civic Center
Columbia Gardens Pavilion
East Broadway
City Hall
Bill Dalling
Vern Grif
Weather forecast for East and West of Divide
Partly cloudy and warmer with scattered afternoon showers east of Divide. Highs near 56 low 34. Wednesday and Thursday partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers or thunder showers Thursday afternoon. West of Divide expect warmer conditions with highs 58 to 68 Wednesday and 62 to 72 Thursday. Cloudy periods with showers Wednesday and slowly rising temperatures.
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Butte
United Press International
Divide
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Wayne Montgomery
Leo C. Graybill Jr
Lima
U.S. Senate
State Planning Board
Tom Collins
Arnold H. Olsen
U.S. House
Russel Conklin
Billings
Lee Overfelt
James F. Battin
Johnson
Reardon
Frank Reardon
Tim J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Sid Groff
Harold M. Emery
Ray Wayrynen
Jerry Lombardi
Tom Tracy
John E. Healy
John Good
Edward H. Sparks
Donald B. Gregg
al Mathsen
Frank Berryman
John A. Alexander
Andy Aleksich
Jack C. Klemo
William T. Duckham
Emmett Kelly
Aleksich
Robert Hol
Dalling
William Drew
Peter Castellano
Ed DeGeorge
Sheriff's Post
Vern Griffith
Public Service Commission
Walkerville
Robert A. Durkee
Chic
Hollis Gay Connors
P. J. Gilfeather
Stanley Doyle
Hugh Adair
A. L. Libra
Arnold Olson
O’neil
Mary Margaret Sullivan
Berkeley
Butte Hill
Gerry
Willis
Greeley School
Ray Campana
Leo McGrath
Jerry O'Neill
Pat Kenney
Browny Stephens
H. J. Johnson
George McGrath
Alex Zbitnoff
San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Joseph C. Shell
Los Angeles
House Rules Committee
Powell
By Frank Quinn
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Drummond
Glasgow
Havre
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
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