Reds Menace Laotian Headquarters Near Muong Phanh
VIENTIANE Laos Pathet Lao troops led by North Vietnamese officers pushed five miles south of Muong Phanh, threatening the neutralist headquarters. General Kong Le reported the deepest Pathet Lao penetration since Dong Dane last week as attacks also hit Phou Phong mountain at Lat Bouac, with possible fallback to Muong Hang airstrip under Phoumi Nosavan.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPC
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Plain of Jars
Souvanna Phouma
Muong Phanh
Dong Dane
Phou Phong
Lat Bouac
Muong Hang
Phoumi Nosavan
Phoumi
Butte Man Hurt In Car Smashup
Larry Hammond, 26, of 320 W Broadway Butte, suffered head injuries in a one car wreck two miles east of Squaw Creek Bridge on the Big Hole Basin road. His 1956 car left the road, climbed a 12 foot bank, and flew 75 feet before skidding to a stop. He was treated at St Ann Hospital. He was en route from Wisdom to his home. Highway Patrolman Joseph and Deer Lodge County Deputy Vanisko investigated, with John Pumram aiding.
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Anaconda
Larry Hammond
W. Broadway
Butte
St. Ann Hospital
Squaw Creek Bridge
Big Hole Basin Road
Hammond
Wisdom
T. A. Joseph
Joseph
John Pumram
S. Gaylord
Vanisko
Four Die in Montana Texas Car Crash North of Big Timber
A three car crash 13 miles north of Big Timber on U S Highway 191 killed two Texas youths and two Montanans. Other occupants were seriously injured including David Kitchens and Charles Kettner. The accident raised Montana's 1963 traffic toll to 100.
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BIG Timber
UPI
Montana
Here
U.S. Highway 191
Texas
Richard Henthorn
Teddy Kophmann
Mason
Michael Kophmann
Caspell
Joseph Emmett House
Livingston
Patricia Kansala
Havre
Henthorn
Kitchens
Kettner
Kansala
Catherine
Esther Shrewsbury
Becky van Sickle
Miss Kansala
Cardinals Convene in Rome to elect new pope after John XXIII
World cardinals including Francis Spellman arrive in Vatican City to mourn Pope John XXIII and prepare for the election of the 262nd pontiff. The Ecumenical Council is suspended and will be reconvened only by the next pope. Several cardinals travel from the United States and others already in Rome.
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Vatican City
UPI
Francis Spellman
New York
Rome
John XXIII
Vatican
Pope John
U.S
Cardinal Spellman
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Gregory Cardinal Mayer
Chicago
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Richard James Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Pressure Builds for Macmillan Resignation Over Profumo Scandal
London dispatch reports mounting calls for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to quit after a sex scandal tied to War Minister John Profumo and a red head at a moonlit pool. Ward, linked to Profumo, awaits a bail hearing as Parliament and opposition plan a concerted attack.
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London
UPI
Harold Macmillan
John Profumo
Macmillan
Scotland
Playboy
Profumo
Christine Keeler
Ward
Butte Vigilante Days Rodeo Sparks Big Name Cowboys July 5 7
Butte's Vigilante Days Rodeo July 5 7 promises one of the strongest fields in years as top cowhands from across the nation enter to win gold and then head to Calgary Stampede. John Downey and Don Harrington tout a premier lineup with Benny Reynolds among regulars and Guy Weeks and Marty Woods leading standings.
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Butte
Calgary Trail
John Downey
Vigilante Rodeo and Saddle Club
Downey
Don Harrington
Harrington
Rod
Guy Weeks
Abilene
Tex
Marty Woods
Bowness
Alta
Canada
Iranian Rebel Leader Slain in Fars Uprising
Tehran reports say Abdollah Zarghampur, a tribal rebel leader, was killed by Premier Assadolah Alam's troops ending a months long anti-government revolt in Fars. The clash tied up government forces and planes. officials noted peace returning as tanks pulled back. At least eight percent of the population was killed and 193 injured in riots across Tehran Shiraz and Qom.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Assadolah Alam
Fars
Abdollah Zarghampur
Alam
Zarghampur
Zhiraz
Qum
Motorist’s stalled car damaged and hubcaps stolen in Butte
A Great Falls man, Tom Heisler, found his new car parked at 1200 arris in Butte damaged after a Saturday night stall. Vandals shattered two headlights bent an antenna damaged an outside mirror and stole all hubcaps on Sunday morning.
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Great Falls
Butte
Tom Heisler
Arris
Wallace appeals as armed civilians flood Alabama college town
In Tuscaloosa National Guardsmen and armed civilians arrive as Governor Wallace urges peace amid a looming court-ordered integration at the University of Alabama. Troopers restrict campus access. 15 whites arrested as tensions mount ahead of Tuesday confrontation.
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Alabama College Town
Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPI
College Town
George Wallace
University of Alabama
People of Alabama
Wallace
Alabama
G A Ostler 64 Helmville Rancher Dies in Helena Hospital
George Alvin Ostler 64 of Helmville died Sunday at St Joseph Hospital after illness starting at his ranch. Born September 10 1898 in Nephi Utah he lived in Eureka Malad Idaho and earned an engineering degree from Indiana Tri State College. Survived by wife Mary Leona three sons Harold Richard Robert all of Helmville a daughter Mrs Hugh Brindley of Winnett sisters Mrs Deana Webb Mrs Amelia Wilson of Provo and Mrs Ann Ricks Mrs James Boyles of Jackson and brother Gene Lewis of Jackson. Funeral Wednesday 1 30 pm at Allendale Ward Drummond with Bishop Robert Christianson officiating burial Helmville cemetery.
British Leader Sees Khrushchev Before Talks
British Labor leader Harold Wilson arrived in Moscow with Patrick Gordon Walker to meet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. He planned discussions with Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders on disarmament and a nuclear test ban during the weeklong visit.
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Moscow
UPI
Harold Wilson
Harold Macmillan
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Wilson
London
Patrick Gordon Walker
Khrushchev
Kennedy urges mayors to aid Negroes in civil rights crisis
President Kennedy urged American mayors to give blacks a fair chance amid rising racial tensions. Speaking to 650 delegates he said federal law alone is not enough and pressed support for new civil rights legislation to be sent to Congress soon. He planned to address the University of Alabama admission issue and a Washington speech tying civil rights to foreign policy.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
America
National Conference of Mayors
Washington
American University
U.S
Congress
Weather Summary for Butte and Divide Regions
Mostly cloudy with showers today and Tuesday. Warmer Tuesday. Highs around 54 today, 55 to 65 east of Divide, 50 to 60 west of Divide. Lows near 38 tonight, 35 to 50 east, 35 to 45 west. Precipitation data covers 24 hours ending 5 p.m. MST yesterday.
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Butte
Divide
Belgrade
Billings
Broadus
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre Helena
Kalispell Oorenseees
Livingston i
Miles City
Missoula
W. Yellowstone
Whitehall
Seenens
Death Summons Louise Rolfe 93 Widow of War Ren Rolfe
Louise Rolfe 93 widow of War Ren Rolfe died Sunday in a local hospital. Born in France January 1 1870 she came to the United States as a young woman with her brother Victor La Bat living in New York and Denver before settling in Butte 58 years ago. Funeral services are pending at White's Funeral Home.
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Louise Rolfe
Warren Rolfe
S. Dakota
France
United States
Victor la Bat
New York
Denver
Butte
St Patrick Church
Louise
Grace la Bat
Harold Anderson
Dennis Steven
White
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Col
William J. Cain
University Park
Cain
Pennsylvania State University
Mary Agnes
Theresa
Anthony
Michael
Sheila
Col. Cain
Penn State
William
G. A. Ostler
Helmville
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Allendale
Robert Christianson
Nikita
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