Young Montana Conservationists to Tour State Resources
Eleven district winners in the Young Montana Conservationist program will begin a weeklong tour of state resource management projects Sunday. Ken Thompson of the State Fish and Game Department said the teens were chosen by sportsmen tied to the Montana Wildlife Federation. The visit covers fish and game areas and various resources through Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, with delegates James Hill Nashua and Joe Pepper Wilsall among those representing Montana at a national meeting in Chicago.
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Helena
Montana
Ken Thompson
State Fish and Game Department
Montana Wildlife Federation
Thompson
James Hill
Nashua
Joe Pepper
Wilsall
Wolf Creek
Phillip Cook
Creston
Edward Tilzey
Missoula
Roadside Rustling Up 50 Percent
Hamilton says rubber-tired rustlers in western Montana increasingly steal livestock. Cloud Lay of Missoula reports roadside rustling has risen at least fifty percent over the past decade as trucks and cars pull alongside ranch fences to grab calves and yearlings.
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Hamilton
Montana
Cloud Lay
Missoula
Lay
First US coin to bear In God We Trust
The two cent coin of 1864 was the first United States currency to feature the motto In God We Trust, marking a pivotal moment in American coinage.
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United States
State Patrolmen Review New Laws in Montana
Twelve Montana Highway Patrolmen met in Helena for a briefing on new highway laws. Patrolman Charles Kerr led the session as cruiser re-equipping continued. Attendees included Capt. Cecil Storm of Billings, Capt. John Flanagan of Missoula, and officers Melvin Mooney Miles City Al Maes Cliff Small Helena Al Vanek Si Timbernan Butte Royal Archer Dillon Robert Zahar ko Drummond Richard Albert Anaconda Jim Fisher Helena and W Beckwith Missoula.
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Helena
Montana Highway Patrol
Montana
Charles Kerr
Cecil Storm
Billings
John Flanagan
Missoula
Melvin Mooney
Miles City
al Maes
Cliff Small
al Vanek
Si Timbernan
Butte
Royal Archer
Dillon
Robert Zaharko
Drummond
Richard Albert
Anacon
Newsman to Work in Flare's Office
Darrell Coover of Shelby Montana will work in the office of Rep. Orvin B. Flare as the final phase of an American Political Science Association fellowship. He is a former Bozeman newspaperman who has spent time at the Library of Congress and with Senators Goldwater and Hope. After two months with Flare, he will join Goldwater's staff as a legislative assistant.
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Washington
Darrell Coover
Shelby
Mont
Orvin B. Flare
R-Mont
American Political Science Assn
Coover
Bozeman, Mont
Library of Congress
Sen
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Rep
Hope
R-Kan
Fijare
REA Restriction Repeal Advances
The House passed a bill to repeal lending restrictions on the Rural Electrification Administration. The act aims to reflect widespread electrification with 95 percent of farms now receiving electricity, reducing previously imposed limits. The measure moves to the White House for approval.
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Washington
House
White House
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Congress
City inspectors urged to check amateur handymen
The American Municipal Association advised Chicago inspectors to examine amateur home workers who may be unaware of building permits. Cities could lose revenue and home repairers might violate zoning rules, the association warned.
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Chicago
U.P
American Municipal Association
Montana Officials Lead Toll Road and Oil Policy Talk
Western States Attorneys General Assn opened its annual meeting in Seattle with talks on toll road legal problems and natural resource development. Montana Attorney General Arnold Olsen praised Don Eastvold of Washington for oil development bargaining lessons for state gains. Delegates plan to adopt resolutions and elect officers Tuesday.
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Seattle
O.P
Don Eastvold
Washington
Montana
Arnold Olsen
Olsen
Billings Man Dies in Local Hospital
Oto North of Billings died in a local hospital Monday night after a lingering illness. A native of Indiana, he worked in Billings in the insurance business and belonged to the Kiwanis Club. Surviving are his wife LaVeda, a son and daughter in Billings, a son in Havre, and several others. The body is in White's Funeral Home and will be forwarded to Billings Tuesday.
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Oto North
Billings
North
Indiana
Billings Kiwanis Club
LaVeda North
Paul North
Gerald Honadel
Havre
White
Butte Boy Among School Graduates
Six seniors at Montana School for the Deaf and Blind will receive diplomas at commencement exercises Tuesday night. The speaker is Wesley Castles, secretary to Gov. Hugo Aronson. Class members include Ronald Lamping of East Helena, Ronald E. Peterson of Butte, Cecelia Schaff of Ryegate, and others from Red Lodge Ryegate Marta anderson, Amelia Dalke, Carol Corcoran, and Cecelia Schaff.
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Great Falls
Montana School For the Deaf and Blind
Wesley Castles
Hugo Aronson
Jean A Anderson
Marta
Carol L. Corcoran
Ryegate
Amelia A. Dalke
Red Lodge
Ronald R. Lamping
East Helena
Ronald E. Peterson
Butte
Cecelia C. Schaff
Missoula Boxcar Death Identifies James Clifton Camp
The FBI identified the man found dead in a Missoula railway boxcar May 29 as James Clifton Camp. He had prior fingerprint records under several aliases including Clifford Wesley Chapman and Carl Monroe Daniels. Death was from a crushed skull. the boxcar came from Helena.
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Missoula
FBI
James Clifton Camp
Army
Ft. Screven
Clifford Wesley Chapman
Baltimore
Carl Monroe Daniels
Ft. Hayes
Ohio
Clifford Wesley Champman
Los Angeles
Camp
Northern Pacific Railway
Helena
Glacier Worker Dies in Stove Explosion at Glacier Park
In East Glacier a gasoline stove exploded in a cabin early Monday killing Pat Curry about 73, an employee at Glacier Park Hotel. Curry’s wife suffered burns and was taken to Cut Bank hospital as their cabin and nearby tourist court were damaged. Fire lasted nearly two hours and was fought by railway, forest, and park service workers.
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East Glacier
U.P
Glacier National Park
Pat Curry
Glacier Park
Buz Lutz
Curry
Cut Bank
Railway, Forest and Park Service
Great Northern Railway
Davy Crockett Stamp Design Latest Post Office Craze
The Post Office Department announced a new 9-cent stamp series with the Alamo as the central theme. San Antonio's Alamo, where Davy Crockett died, will replace the current nine-cent image of President Harrison, underscoring a revived Crockett craze and officials noting the Alamo has long been seen as a fitting historical shrine for stamp art.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Davy Crockett
Alamo
San Antonio
Tex
William Henry Harrison
Post Office
Rensselaer Freshmen Stage Campus Riot
Several hundred freshman students rioted at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York Sunday night. They burned books fought police and defied officials as exams began the next day.
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Rensselaer
Troy
N. Y
U.P
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Universities award 894 degrees at Montana rites
The University of Montana MSC and Montana State University Missoula confer 894 degrees including several honorary doctorates across six units. MSU Bozeman grants 320 degrees with three honorary doctorates. School of Mines Butte awards 36 degrees. other units finish commencements. Honoraries go to Dr. Caroline McGill Lester Cole and William S. Edsall. ROTC awards, and speeches by Dr. Carl McFarland frame the ceremonies.
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University of Montana
Montana State University
Missoula
Bozeman
Montana State College
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Northern Montana
Havre
Western Montana
Dillon
School of Mines
Western
MSC
Caroline McGill
Lester Cole
Great Falls
William S. Edsall
Boston
Mass. Cole
Edsall
Evelyn Strand
Big Timber
Jane McDonnell
West Glacier
Miss Strand
Herrick
Miss McDonnell
Janice Fenske Peace
Hamilton
John L. Bergum
Helena
John W. Bonner
Montana
ROA
Gene DeCosse
Donald B. Beatty
MSU
Army
Air Force Training Corps
Charles N. Pray
Otis O. Benson Jr
Washington, D. C
Air Force
Benson
Carl McFarland
Electric Plant Still Closed by Walkout
Pittsburgh CIO workers at Westinghouse Electric Corp East Pittsburgh division prolonged walkout until further notice. The strike, called by the International Union of Electrical Workers, idled 9,600 workers after grievances over furloughing 1,100 transportation and generator division employees for an alleged illegal work stoppage.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
CIO
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Workers
Graduations Held by County Schools
Eighth grade graduates across rural county schools were awarded diplomas per Theo Bay county superintendent. Notable names include Doyle School's John Passmore and Polaris School's Deanna Begin, with graduates listed from Riverside to Reichle and Lima. A group of students earned perfect attendance for 1954-1955 across Riverside, Argenta, Birchcreek, Wisdom, Bowen, West Fox, Dell, Jackson, Lima, Reichle and Reichle’s Phillip Burke.
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Dillon
Theo Bay
John Passmore
Doyle School
Deanna Begin
Polaris
Dillon School
Riverside
Alex Bolick
Wise River
Dean Stanchfield
David Hickman
Scott Touchstone
Bristow
Dick Willey
Wisdom
Bruce Denny
Thomas Henderson
Raymond Stephens
Armstead
Barbara Williams
Nadine Smith
Larry Fournier
John Hemphill
Evan Hunstman
Jackson
Ruth Clemon
Suzanne Boetticher
Tom Stocks
Reichle
John Burke
Blacktail
Louise Rebich
Nicholia
Milton Harkness
Lima
Boyd Briggs
Wayne Cheney
Franklin Kluesner
Glen Meeds
Michael Stosich
Rhonda Brown
Sydna Cherry
Connie Clark
Sharon Gravely
Bettie McNinch
Anita Merrell
Jo Anne Grover
Donette Laden
Argenta
Bernard Shafer
Suzie Shafer
Virginia Shafer
Birchcreek
Dick Staudaher
Tom Staudaher
Maryellen Stephens
Bowen
Donald Bacon
West Fox
John Burton
Dell
Nelda Walker
Amber Lapham
Lois Alexander
Theresa Rush
Lyn Robertson
Phillip Burke
Italian Democrats Gain 30 Seats in Sicily Vote
In Sicily regional elections, Premier Mario Scelba's Christian Democrats gained seven seats for a total of 30 in the 90 member assembly. Communists and Socialists stayed at 30 seats. gains came at the expense of neo Fascists and minor center parties.
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Palermo
Sicily
Mario Scelba
Christian Democrat
Christian Democrats
Kremlin Says Three Satellites Will Support The Pact
Moscow officials greeted Khrushchev Bulganin and Mikoyan on return from Belgrade as Hungary Czechoslovakia and Romania pledged support for the Belgrade Yugoslav pact on active coexistence. The communique said allies expressed hope for closer cooperation with Yugoslavia to consolidate peace and socialism.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
V. M. Molotov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
A. I. Mikoyan
Belgrade
Sofia
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Romania
Moscow Radio
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgania
Tito
Russia
Mass boycott hits Dutch family over romance rumor
In GENEMUIDEN Netherlands more than 4,000 residents join a boycott of the Visscher family after gossip claims their 17 year old daughter was sent away to end her romance with a laborer's son. Local grocers bakers and glaziers refuse service amid confrontations. The Visschers decline to discuss their daughter's friendship with 20 year old Herman Jagsen.
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Genemuiden
Netherlands
Visscher
Visschers
Herman Jagsen
Certified Mail service starts to cut costs in post office
The Post Office began certified mail service for 15 cents plus regular postage, providing a six month delivery proof record without guarding. It targets items not of real value, unlike registered mail at 30 cents which guarantees guarded delivery and a receipt. The stamp features carrier Robert S. Brancroft, first postal employee pictured on a stamp, as 12 more stamps in the series are announced including Roosevelt, Wilson, Mount Vernon and others.
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Robert S. Brancroft
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Mount Vernon
the Alamo
Independence Hall
Monticello
Benjamin Franklin
Robert E. Lee
John Marshall
Susan B. Anthony
Patrick Henry
Alexander Hamilton
Incomes of Individual Workers Still Rising
Washington reports personal income of Americans rose to a new record of 295.6 billion dollars annually in April continuing an upward trend since last November.
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Washington
U.P
Park County Man Is Montana's 80th Road Death
Edward J. Lowe 24 a lumber mill worker died Sunday in a Livingston hospital from a highway crash. His car went off a Park County road near Emigrant, he was alone, and he had moved to Livingston a month earlier from Dayton Ohio. He was released from Army Paratroops in 1953. He leaves a wife and daughter in Dayton. His mother Sarah Lowe lives in Logan Utah.
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Livingston
Edward J. Lowe
Lowe
Montana
Park County
Emigrant
Dayton
Ohio
Franklin
Idaho
Sarah Lowe
Logan
Utah
School Bond Case To Be Argued Before State Supreme Court
Helena case on issuing bonds for school construction returns to the State Supreme Court for a second time Tuesday. Sidney Habel and seven other taxpayers appeal from Cascade County District Court action. They challenge a proposed 155000 bond issue by High School District C, contending funds would go to grade school facilities. Lower court had dismissed the action against the district.
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Helena
State Supreme Court
Cascade County District Court
Sidney Habel
Supreme Court
Cascade County
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