Incumbents Win Nominations in Granite County
In Philipsburg and Granite County, officials hold nominations with McGowan winning the county commissioner race 352 to 181 and facing Democrat Wayne Graybeal. McChesney easily takes the county attorney seat 392 to 144 and is unopposed in November. Other races show Montgomery beating Collins 350 to 212 for Congress and Olsen leading Democrats in U.S. House results.
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Philipsburg
James H. McGowan
H. L. McChesney
Granite
McGowan
Dalton Morse
Wayne Graybeal
McChesney
Edwin T. Irvine
Wayne Montgomery
Tom Collins
Arnold Olsen
U.S
Olsen
Montgomery
Collins
Railroad and Public Service
Durkee
Griffith
Jack Holmes
John Holmes
Cash
Hugh Cumming
Howard H. Lord
Eugene (Tiny) McLaughlin
Carl Nelson
Agnes M. McDonald
Nick Munis
Emma Shiveland
Eleanora Naef
Harry A. Murphy
Waive K. Poese
Woodrow Wilson
Philipsburg Township
Eli B. Christensen
Dutch Stand Against Settlement Over West New Guinea
The Hague reports the Netherlands government firms its stance against a negotiated settlement with Indonesia. Cabinet members reject American two year transfer proposals. Papuan leader voices criticism of the U S formula as Ellsworth Bunker negotiates for a compromise.
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the Hague
UPI
Netherlands
Indonesia
West New Guinea
U.S
United States
Ellsworth Bunker
Great Falls Writer McCaig Publishes Two New Works
Great Falls author Robert McCaig has new book Crimson Creek accepted for fall publication by Macmillan. His western novel Drowned Man's Lode will be released Sunday in paperback by Pocket Books after its hardcover debut with Macmillan.
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Great Falls
UPI
Robert McCaig
Braves fans celebrate beer rights at County Stadium
Milwaukee fans won a year-long battle with the county board over the right to carry canned and bottled beer into County Stadium, ensuring home games stay festive despite previous dry threats from authorities.
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Milwaukee, Wis
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
County Board of Supervisors
Madison County Election Results Stanton Gerard Wins State Senate Seat
In Madison County races Republican Sumner Gerard defeats Democrat Charles Miller for the State Senate 603 to 382. Other local tallies show Walter Cash 355 and Arthur Watson 545 for County Commissioner Republicans, and Philip Loucks 684 in Sheriff Republican race. Unofficial results cover U.S. Representative Arnold Olsen and various courts and offices.
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Virginia
Sumner Gerard
Charles M. Miller
Madison County
Gerard
House of Representatives
John H. Anderson Jr
House
Anderson
Miller
George Little
Walter Sagunsky
Philip C. Loucks
Norman
Arthur H. Watson
Supreme Court
Lowell M. Paige
Raymond G. Carkeek
W. F. Garrison
D. E. White
Harry E. Hagl
John E. Krauss
T. J. Wilson
Dave L. Hansen
George C. Lang
Alfred Nelson
Norman E. Fries
T. S. Lane
Chester L. Jones
William F. Sheehan
Anson J. Reynolds
Oliver E. Kendall
Pearl S. Beardsley
Elinor Bennett
Vera E. Romey
Harry Odden
Mary H. Duncan
Eliza L. Gibbs
Homer C. Bosworth
Emmett D. Marsh
Charles E. Raper
Laura E. Dudley
Utah Surface Drilling Plans Listed
A Kennecott Copper subsidiary will conduct more surface drilling in Utah’s Tintic district this year. The Bear Creek Mining Co. will carry out a diamond drill exploration on Tintic Standard Mining Co. properties on two claims within its 11,000 acre unit controlled by Kennecott.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Kennecott Copper
Utah
Tintic District
Bear Creek Mining Co
Tintic Standard Mining Co
Tintic Standard
Kennecott
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