Massachusetts Atty General Says Evidence Could Aid Kennedy Defeat
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr. claimed evidence of delegate pressure at the state Democratic convention that, if disclosed, could help defeat President Kennedy in 1964. He warned against using his materials for 1964 campaign aims and noted a March 29 Boston conference with William Hartigan and federal agency heads amid tensions between Kennedy and McCormack supporters.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Gardens Open Thursday for Children’s Day at Columbia Gardens
Butte sets a Thursday opening for Children’s Day with free bus transportation by Anaconda Co. for kids 14 and under. City buses run to the Gardens from 9 a.m. to 12:40 p.m. and return 1:20 to 4:40 p.m., with playgrounds and rides in first class condition and staff on hand.
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Bardot and Charrier Agree to Divorce in France
Brigitte Bardot and her husband Jacques Charrier plan to divorce after nearly two years separation. France Dimanche cited Charrier saying the divorce would come very soon.
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Kennedy May Air Immediate Tax Cut Plan
The White House signaled President Kennedy could say Thursday if he will seek an immediate income tax cut to spur the economy. Wall Street eyed a possible cut as Treasury noted proposals target next year. The House advanced a travel tax cut bill to the Senate, while preserving about 4 billion in excise taxes. Kennedy planned a 4 p.m. news conference and convened his Council of Economic Advisers to review taxes and the economy.
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New Frontier Opponents Set for Rough Montana Scraps in November
In Montana primaries New Frontiersmen face two aggressive conservatives for U S House seats as incumbents Olsen and Battin advance without opposition. Western GOP side selects Wayne Montgomery to challenge Olsen while Eastern Democrats back Leo Graybill Jr to oppose Batin. Light turnout trims field and shapes fall contests.
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Mine-Mill and Anaconda Co Open Pact Talks in Butte
Butte Great Falls and East Helena locals of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and the Anaconda Co opened contract talks Wednesday at the Anaconda Employees Club. The current labor accord expires June 30 as mediation steps are planned in Helena Anaconda and Great Falls with Local 44 electricians and Montana Power Co under review. Eight Butte and 13 Anaconda unions voted to strike but no date for a work stoppage was set.
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Gerry Kissock Commission Race in Doubt
Silver Bow County may not know until Friday who the Democratic nominee for a four year county board term will be. Incumbent Elizabeth Gerry led with 4725 to 4723 for Joe Kissock in the official without canvass totals. A canvassing board will recompute votes Friday at 10 a.m. to determine final counts and possible changes.
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Nixon Gains Support From California Conservative Wing
National GOP leaders push to unite California conservatives behind Richard Nixon after a strong primary showing. William Miller lauds Nixon and notes Joe Shell will help rally loyalists to defeat Gov. Edmund Brown in November. Shell questions Nixon’s electability, while some conservatives may abstain.
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Weather forecast for Butte and west of Divide
The forecast covers Butte east and west of Divide with showers and thunderstorms possible today through Friday. East of Divide expect cool, mostly cloudy with scattered rain and thunder showers. west of Divide warm but variable with high near 58 to 70 Thursday and 65 to 75 Friday.
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City Plans Crackdown June 15 on Unlicensed Firms
The City of Butte will close unlicensed business firms on June 15 after a council session reaffirmed the deadline. Alderman Powers cited delinquent licenses up to 10 years old totaling about 5000 dollars in fees. Guns of action include gasoline bulk dealers auto dealers beer wholesalers and a new 50 dollar annual license for gasoline and auto firms.
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Vern Griffith
Tom Powers
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Pete Shelley
J. D. Flynn
D Day 18th Anniversary Observed at Ste. Mere Eglise
U S Ambassador James M. Gavin led D Day ceremonies at Omaha Beach and the nearby military cemetery. He laid a cornerstone for an American forces museum in Ste. Mere Eglise, the first liberated French village, and received the village flag from Mayor Jean Masselin. Gavin noted friendly ties with residents and recalled his 1944 role with the 82nd Airborne.
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National Spelling Bee Finals Begin After Day One
Twenty one girls and 10 boys survived the first day of the 35th national spelling bee and will compete Thursday for the championship. Thirty nine youngsters were eliminated in five hours of spelling on Wednesday. The windup session starts at 9 a.m. EDT Thursday with four returnees from last year in the field. The contest is sponsored by Scripps-Howard papers in 18 cities and 51 other dailies and Sundays.
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Senators Vote To End Aid For Red Nations
The Senate voted to cut all aid from the 4.6 billion foreign aid bill replacing a Yugoslavia only proposal. The Lausche amendment would bar aid to nations dominated by communism or marxism including Poland and Yugoslavia. Bundy urged retaining Yugoslavia aid warning of strengthening Soviet ties.
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Khrushchev Opens Secret Comecon Summit In Moscow
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and six bloc leaders opened a secret economic summit in the Kremlin with Albania and possibly Communist China absent. Observers noted Sino-Soviet tensions and concern over European Common Market trade affecting Com-Econ members. China sent no representative, though its ambassador is present in Moscow. unclear if barred or abstaining.
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