Yale Professor Cleared of Loyalty Charges
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that Yale senior medicine professor J. John Peters was illegally fired as a government health consultant on loyalty grounds. The court avoided ruling on whether government employees can be ousted for security risks based on secret evidence and said the loyalty board overstepped authority. Peters had been cleared twice. the court declined reinstatement for reasons tied to the appointment’s end date.
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Washington
Sureme
J. John P. Peters
Yale University
Peters
Warren
Black
Douglas
Reed
Burton
U. S. Public Health Service
Supreme Court
Fowler Harper
Yale
Law School
Eisenhower
Montana Weather Forecast by Region
Montana east shows increasing cloudiness with showers or storms and cooler air developing Tuesday. Strong northerly winds may occur with highs 55 to 70, then Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer in the northwest. West Montana expects increasing clouds, possible showers and cooling Tuesday with highs 60 to 70, Wednesday partly cloudy and slightly warmer.
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Montana
Butte July Parade Route II Listed
Butte announces the Fourth of July parade route with a two tenths mile shorter path, a new junior division, and a bicycle unit. Vern Griffith presided at City Council Chambers as South Side Athletic Club sponsor outlines the route from North Main and Granite through a Civic Center counter march. Cash awards will replace trophies for division winners. award amounts and divisions to be announced. David Cohen named float committee chair and Ed DeGeorge appointed to assist.
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Butte
Vern Griffith
South Side Athletic Club
Griffith
Broadway
Idaho
Park
Arizona
Utah
Front
Harrison
Majors
Civic Center
David Cohen
Ed DeGeorge
Butte Boy Wins Essay Contest
Martin Favero, a 1955 graduate of Boys Central High School in Meaderville, won first place in an international essay contest run by the Irish Christian Brothers. The award, a solid gold engraved plaque, honors the life of Brother Edmund Ignatius Rice.
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Martin Favero
Martin G. Favero
Leatherwood St
Meaderville
Boys Central High School
The
Irish Christian Brothers
Butte
D. C. Mahoney
A. A. Loftus
Christian Brothers
United States
Canada
Edmund Ignatius Rice
Congregation of Irish Christian Brothers
Central
Maroon
Key Club
Education Group Tonight to Propose Education Funding Plan
The Southwest Montana Regional Conference on Education will announce recommendations on raising additional money for schools. A public session followed a day of meetings with delegates from Silver Bow Powell and Beaverhead counties. Tax experts Dr Maurice Taylor and Jack Reid spoke, with Larry Smith urging a state recruiting program and competitive teacher pay. Mike O Leary discussed building needs including multi purpose rooms and sites with playground space.
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Southwest Montana
Webster-Garfield
Silver Bow
Powell
Beaverhead
John Newland
Silver Bow County
White House
Maurice Taylor
Montana State College
Bozeman
Jack Reid
State Board of Equalization
Helena
Larry Smith
Butte
Smith
Mike O’leary
Anaconda
Former Butte Editor Urges Regional River Development
E. G. Leipheimer former editor of the Montana Standard at Butte urged Pacific Northwest citizens to defend regional rights in river development. He spoke to a Chamber of Commerce audience insisting the region should resist ceding control to federal agencies and oppose a Columbia Valley administration proposal.
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Yakima, Wash
Montana
Pacific Northwest
E. G. Leipheimer
Montana Standard
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Valley Administration
Love and Law Alimony Denied in Kentucky Court of Appeals
A Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling held that a woman who marries strictly for money forfeits alimony by failing to perform promised obligations. The judge stated she has not earned financial aid. The notice promotes want ads offering help to sell, rent, hire, or buy and provides phone contact 5451, then describes a 2 bedroom home on North Drive with phone 0000.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
North Drive
Two Glasgow Boys Die in Rifle Scuffle Accident
Two Glasgow boys, Jerry Hall and Wayne Diesen, scuffled over a .22 rifle in the Diesen home basement. Jerry, 11, died after a shoulder wound. Wayne, 12, remained at large until sheriff coroner B E Richter ruled the shot accidental. The inquest is expected.
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Glasgow
Glasgow Hospital
Jerry Hall
Jerry
B. E._ Richter
Wayne Diesen
Richter
Diesen
Joseph Hall
Wayne
Harold Diesen
Meeting Tonight Will Launch YMCA Campaign
Foremen and shift bosses have picked crews for a $28 500 YMCA membership and contribution drive. The kickoff Tuesday night at 7 30 will be in the YMCA gym nasium with nearly 200 Butte residents forming mine crew teams from Anselmo Badger Belmont and eight other mines in a campaign highlighting mining as Butte’s backbone.
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Butte Ymca
YMCA
Butte
Anselmo
Badger
Belmont
Jet Production Speedup Hint Confirms B 52 Focus
Secretary of Defense Wilson indicated a possible production speedup for jet fighters, while confirming no current plan to accelerate aircraft other than the B 52. He noted a biannual review of all programs and opposed pledging pressure on expediting the F100 Super Sabre. A Senate panel heard Pentagon requests for 356 million to boost B 52 production, with a 35 percent rate increase previously announced.
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Washington
Wilson
Russia
Air Force
Senate Appropriations
Pentagon
Dockers Walk Out in 24-Hour West Coast Protest
International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union members walked off San Francisco docks Monday in a 24-hour stoppage protesting government action against union president Harry Bridges and related port policy across Pacific coast ports.
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San Francisco
U.P
International Longshoremen’s & Warehousemen’s Union
Pacific Coast
Harry Bridges
Ford Okays Historic Wage Pact at Dearborn Plant
Detroit Ford Motor Co reached a historic wage pact with Walter Reuther s CIO United Auto Workers after all night bargaining. A 55 million dollar fund will finance payments to idled workers over three years, supplementing state unemployment benefits, with about half of Ford s 140 000 workers on strike at the time. Reuther and Ford VP Bugas hailed the plan as a new idea for protecting workers income.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Rouge
Dearborn
Mich
Reuther
John S. Bugas
Bugas
General Motors Corp
Aronson Backs Interstate Highway Plans For Montana
Gov J Hugo Aronson and nine western governors endorsed a federal interstate program aligned with state capabilities. The group urged Congress to advance a Gore bill while keeping the federal gasoline tax unchanged to avoid added costs for drivers and industry.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Denver
Henry Helland
Missouri Basin
Congress
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
House
Aronson
Senate
Helland
Breakthrough Quiet Expected in Britain Rail Strike
Britain’s nine day rail strike drifted toward a peace plan from the Trades Union Congress urging ASLEF and NUR to negotiate with the British Transport Commission while the stoppage continues. Eden fears union rivalry could spur endless pay demands as Cunard lines cancel voyages and Americans face travel disruption.
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London
Britain
Trades Union Congress
TUC
British Transport Commission
Eden
Commission
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
ASLEF
The
Transport Commission
National Union of Railwaymen
NUR
Atlantic
Europe
Cunard Line
U.S
Liverpool
Southampton
U. S
Canada
Joseph Janus
Janus
Montana Polio Vaccine Cleared for Distribution
The Public Health Service cleared about one million cubic centimeters of Salk polio vaccine from Eli Lilly for immediate distribution, the first fresh release since May 4. This marks the first new vaccine release under updated production and testing standards, with the next batches slated for New Jersey, Maine, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
G. F. McGinnes
Foundation
New Jersey
Maine
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana Plans Inoculation Drive For Polio Vaccines
Dr. G D Carl yle Thompson executive secretary of the State Board of Health said Monday night the state's plan for inoculating first and second graders with polio vaccine is unchanged. When the vaccine arrives physicians in Montana cities and towns would begin the injections in schools and clinics to protect children.
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Helena
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
State Board of Health
Montana
Secretary Dulles Doubtful Tension Will Ease
The United States Britain and France proposed a four day Geneva summit beginning July 18 to Russia. Secretary of State Dulles doubted the meeting would relax international tensions while Western powers had favored Geneva despite U S objections to the site and the Indo Chinese truce symbol.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Geneva
Dulles
U. S
Vienna
Lausanne
Switetzerland
Switzerland
No Cigarettes May Cut Cancer Risk
The American Cancer Society's top statisticians report quitting smoking lowers lung cancer death rates in a study of about 190000 men. Drs E Cuyler Hammond and Daniel Horn note death rates rise with smoking and fall after quitting, with more data to confirm soon.
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Atlantic City
N. J.pb
American Cancer Society
E. Cuyler Hammond
Daniel Horn
Hammond
Horn
Official Demoted for Frank Talk
OTTAWA Canada top military adviser on air weapons was removed after a Toronto speech in which he warned of an inevitable World War and promised to deploy weapons of mass destruction against the Soviet Union. Air Vice Marshal J L Plant was reassigned to head the air materiel command to keep him from policy tasks.
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Dulles
Nixon
Chicago
Ottawa
Canada
J. L. Plant
Royal Canadian Air Force Technical Services
Aviation Writers Assn
Toronto
Ralph Campney
Plant
Air Materiel Command
Campney
House of Commons
Walkie talkie burglars nabbed for failed signal
In San Francisco two burglars with extensive tools including an acetylene torch were arrested at Grand Central Market after their radio failed to pick up police calls. Ralph T. Hill Jr. 32 and Eugene F. Moore 33, both described as well-equipped, faced charges following the botched job.
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San Francisco
U.P
Ralph T. Hill Jr
San Quentin
Eugene F. Moore
Grand Central Market
Butte School Trustees OK Land Swap and Madison Renovation
In a Monday night meeting School District No. 1 Butte approved land exchanges in Wilson Park and Hopkins Additions, authorized Madison School renovations including two classrooms and auditorium expansion costing about 54 thousand dollars, and paid coaches about 2.15 thousand dollars for last year. Chairman Newell Evans adjourned until June 16 for junior high bids.
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Butte
Madison
Wilson Park
Wilson Addition
Hopkins Addition
Hopkins
John Shutey
Martin and
Mary Ferriter
Butte High School
Harry Nicholls
Eldred Moyle
Butte Building Committee
Newell Evans
Plans Approved for Madison School Addition in Butte
Helena U P reports the State Board of Health has reviewed and approved the specifications for adding to the Madison School in Butte. The approval clears the way for construction work to proceed under the outlined plans and health standards.
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Helena
U.P
Madison
Butte
State Board of Health
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