Crisis Looming At Alabama U
Maj. Gen. Creighton W. Abrams arrived at the University of Alabama as two Negro students are to be enrolled Tuesday. Federal troops and Gov. George Wallace prepare for the desegregation showdown with 825 armed state troopers and about 500 National Guardsmen reportedly en route to the campus area.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPT
Oxford
Miss
University of Alabama
Creighton W. Abrams
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Kennedy
Alabama National
Ft. Brandon
National Guard
University
Mississippi National Guard
Abrams
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Birmingham
Army
Earle G. Wheeler
Deep South
Steel City
Foster Auditorium
Vivian Malone
James A. Hood
JFK Steps Into Political Arena
President Kennedy in Beverly Hills urged Congress to adopt a $10 billion tax cut and new tools to offset a possible 1960s economy dip. He spoke to California Democratic women at the Hollywood Palladium, then headed to Hawaii and a sister’s seashore home.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPD
Kennedy
Congress
Democratic State Central Committee of California
Hollywood Palladium
Santa Monica
Pat Lawford
Hawaii
Conference of Mayors
University of Alabama
Judges Announced for Butte Miners Union Safety Contest
Judges and officials from the U S Bureau of Mines and various cities were named for the Anaconda Company safety contest on Miners Union Day in Columbia Gardens. Notables include James Westfield and Nathan May as guests of honor and J Howard Bird of Denver as chief judge.
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Butte Miners Union
James Westfield
Washington
D. C
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Nathan May
Butte
State
Anaconda Company
Columbia Gardens
J. Howard Bird
Denver
Will
Salt Lake City
D. F. McElhattan
Mine Safety Appliances Co
J. W. Warren
Jack Kneebone
John O'Neill
al Williams
Recorders
Bureau of Mines
Donald E. Martin
H. G. Plimpton
E. F. Allen
Oaliant
H. J. McCreary
Reno
Albert Blakemore
M. L. Williams
Frank Tune
Phoenix
Ray Allison
Carmen Nutter
Columbia
Charles Bogetto
Walkerville
Clyde Eccleston
Gus Sbragia
William Williams
Anaconda
Homer Hunt
Helena
Grant Higgins
Leo Riley
Bonner
Jack Sabo
Grants
Angelo Petroni
John P Regan
George St. George
W. A. McVay
Ae Vern Rask
Edgar M. Boyd
Kirby Crowley
AA Conference Draws 200 Plus in Butte Montana
More than 200 people attend the Montana State Alcoholics Anonymous conference open in the Finlen Hotel in Butte. The event runs through Sunday with talks on the AA program under the theme Give Us This Day. Highlights include a banquet with Rev. John G. Hay and musical performances, plus various meetings and intermissions featuring Alateen Alanon and a no host breakfast.
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Montana State
Alcoholics Anonymous
Finlen Hotel
the Wrangler
Publc
Silver Bow
Finlen
John G. Hay
St. James Episcopal Church
Dillon
Hay
Herbert Fill
Bach
Carolyne Mitchell
Jenny Mitchell
Karin Wilhelm
Dana DiAndrea
Irene Thomas
von Murrell
British Doctor Arouses Sex Scandal Fallout In London
Dr Stephen Ward, 42, a society osteopath and artist linked to the Profumo affair, was arrested in Watford on charges of living off prostitution earnings. He faces magistrate court on Monday and may be held without bail. News reports cite nude swimming party rumors tied to the case.
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London
UPI
Society
Stephen Ward
John Profumo
Scotland Yard
Watford
Marrybone
Ward
Wimpole Mews
W. I
London Sunday
Christine
Kissock Wins State DAV Man of the Year Honor
Joe A. Kissock of 34 N. Lake is named winner of the Disabled Veterans of Montana Department Commander's Trophy. A Navy veteran injured in World War II, Kissock survived a Guam injury and a B 29 crash aftermath. He served on Butte City Council 1949 to 1957 and leads in insurance and real estate. Award presented today at Miles City DAV convention.
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Joe A. Kissock
N. Lake
Butte
Disabled Veterans of Montana
DAV
Montana State Employment Service
Kissock
Guam
Silver Bow
Butte Industrial Development Commission
Butte Elks Lodge
National Association of Life Insurance Underwriters
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Butte Dav
Miles City
Pipe Break Floods Blaine School Boiler Room
Edward Rademacher, a plumber, cleans up after a Friday flood in the Blaine School boiler room Centerville caused by a broken pipe. Water leaked along North Main Street into the school, five feet deep in the boiler area, after custodian Jim Curtin found a broken window and alerted authorities. Curtin's alert prevented broader damage, with limited seepage and some damaged electrical equipment and pumps.
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Edward Rademacher
Blaine
Centerville
Main
Jim Curtin
Curtin
Babe Murphy
Sherman School
Walkerville
Sherman
Butte Water Co
Kevin Shannon
Sam Mel
Lights to signal papal election replaces smoke signals
Vatican announces a two light system at Vatican Radio connected to the Sistine Chapel to indicate when a two thirds majority is reached. The measure aims to prevent the 1958 smoke confusions during the papal ballot and preserve secrecy as cardinals are sealed inside.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
Vatican Radio
Sistine Chapel
College of Cardinals
Angelo Giuseppe
Cardinal Roncalli
John XXIII
Man Captures Neighbor In Chicken Theft Photos
In Nantes France Auguste Petiteau 41 used a hidden camera to photograph neighbor Marie-Therese Nicolas 31 stealing chickens. The images show Nicolas entering the henhouse scaling a six foot wall and placing a chicken in a sack. Nicolas admitted the theft when confronted with the photos.
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Nantes
France
UPI
Auguste Petiteau
Petiteau
Marie-Therese Nicolas
Standard-Post Readers Gain AP and UPI News Services
The Montana Standard-Butte Daily Post will add Associated Press coverage to United Press International starting June 17. AP’s 100 US bureaus and 50 abroad will join UPI’s 264 bureaus in 62 nations to expand news reporting sent by a global staff of experts. AP uses 400000 miles of leased US wires and 25000 in Europe, plus five long range transmitters. UPI runs 500000 miles of leased wire circuits worldwide.
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Montana Standard-Butte Daily Post
Associated Press
United Press International
United States
UPI
Europe
Globe
Mansfield Seeks Gold Price Hike to Aid Montana
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield in Butte urged raising gold to 65 or 75 per ounce as a measure to revive Montana mining. W G Maloney cited an 85 percent drop in Montana gold production from 1936–40 to 1957–61 and compared U S output from 1940 to 1961 showing a sharp national decline.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Butte
Mansfield
Los Angeles
Kennedy
W. G. Maloney
Mining Association of Montana
Montana
Maloney
Butte Mining Association
United States
Weather Outlook East and West of Divide This Weekend
Partly cloudy today through Monday with afternoon thundershowers. Highs near 63, lows around 44. East of Divide and west portions show mixed skies Sunday with scattered showers, cooler nights, and warmer Monday. Temperatures rise to near 70 in the west, with highs 65 to 75 across the region and minimal changes Sunday night into Monday.
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Butte
Divide
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