Storms Leave Death Toll Across Midwest and Beyond
United Press International reports deadly storms across Michigan and Wisconsin killing at least five people. A Detroit to Chicago United flight encountered strong winds injuring a stewardess and two passengers. Four drowned in Wisconsin after boats overturned, and a Jackson man died from a 4800 volt wire incident.
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Midwest
Michigan
Wisconsin
American Airlines
Detroit
Chicago
O'Hare Field
Jackson
Mich
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Texas
Florida
Iowa
U.S. Weather Bureau
Montana fire groups elect leaders at Glasgow convention
Jim Rouse of Opportunity named president of state volunteer firemen and Walter Riley of Anaconda elected head of the Montana Fire Chiefs at a three day convention in Glasgow. Anaconda will host the 1964 meet. Resolutions on water supplies near tanks and a retirement plan were drawn for the 1965 legislative session. Officers for chiefs and volunteers were announced with several district vice presidents named across the state.
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Glasgow
Jim Rouse
Opportunity
Walter Riley
Anaconda
Montana
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Chief's Association
William Pentilla
Bozeman
J. W. Lehrkind
White Sulphur Springs
John Horn
Libby
John Kamala
Malta
Art Korn
Boulevard of Butte
Joe Nelson
Bigfork
Ben Pezdark
McQueen
Butte
Ken Bruce
Darrell McGillen
Laurel
Earl Hardin
Fairview
Montana Firemens Association
Don Meier
Conrad
Ray Hanel
John Flies
Helena
Volunteers
Harold Konen
Ben Gannon
Big Butte
Don Gates
Senetne Schaffer
Angelo Petroni
Meaderville
Pet
Boulevard
Dave Fisher
Arms Parley Recess Seen at Geneva Conference
A recess in the 17 nation disarmament talks is seen as likely by neutral groups. neutrals split between delaying now or awaiting a hot line accord with the United States and Soviet Union. If signed, eight neutrals may back a four week break to allow reconsideration and quick resumption by late July.
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Geneva
APS
United States
Britain
Webb Warns U S Space Cut Would Harm Leadership
NASA administrator James E. Webb told the University of Delaware commencement that trimming space programs would erode U S free world leadership. He argued space achievement signals national character and strength amid a Soviet space race in a contest of international life.
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Newark
Del
UPI
Federal Space Agency
United States
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
University of Delaware
Soviet Union
Webb
Earth
Solar System
Army Reserve Airman Completes Course at Fort Ord
Private Clarence E. Dahl 22 completed an EI administration course at Fort Ord California under the Reserve Forces Act. His parents live here and he is a member of the Army Reserve.
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Anaconda
Clarence E. Dahl
Fort Ord
Calif
Army Reserve
Angelo Petroni Breaks Leg Battling Meaderville Fire
Angelo Petroni 34 chief of the Meaderville Volunteer Fire Dept. is hospitalized at Silver Bow General after a canopy collapse pinned him at the Vegas Club fire scene. He suffered fractures to his left leg and foot and facial cuts. He lives in Meaderville and works as an airport engineer.
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Angelo Petroni
Meaderville
Petroni
St. Helena
Silver Bow County
Death and birth notices from local paper
Louise Rolfe age 98 of 237 S. Dakota died Sunday. A daughter born Sunday at Silver Bow General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Giles of Lima. A son born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Harry D. Anderson of 913 Lewistown at St James Community Hospital.
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Louise Rolfe
S. Dakota
Silver Bow General Hospital
Harold Giles
Lima
Harry D. Anderson
Lewistown
St. James Community Hospital
Silver Bow County Triangular Shape and Elevation Range
Silver Bow County is described as triangular with an area of 606 square miles. The terrain rises from 5,000 feet to 10,000 feet above sea level, illustrating varied topography.
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Silver Bow County
Aerial Photos Seen as Labor Saver in Forestry
Dr. Robert N. Colwell of the University of California told at Oregon State University that aerial photographs can provide rapid data for forest protection. He said the images offer information that would otherwise require days or weeks of on the ground work to collect.
Last Sermon Proves Fatal to Minister
In Souderton Pennsylvania Rev. Alfred M. Rahn aged 80 died in the pulpit during his farewell sermon at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church. He had served 44 years and had been recalled from semi retirement to preach as the congregation prepared to move to a new sanctuary next week. The minister collapsed after a digression recalling years at the church and died of a cerebral hemorrhage before a physician arrived.
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Souderton
UPS
Alfred M. Rahn
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed
Rahn
G. Winfield Hedrick
Mining City Hospital Notes ST JAMES COMMUNITY
Admitted patients include Daniel J Scannell 1329 Utah and Daniel J McGuire 620 Ash Anaconda Robert W Tall 845 E Mercury and many others. Dismissals list Andrew Beeh Richard Lyons Susan Mehring Cheryle Tabbert Gregory Thielen Leona Briggs and more.
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ST. James
Daniel J. Scannell
Utah
Joann Carle
N. Excelsior
Daniel J. McGuire
Ash
Anaconda
Robert W. Tall
E. Mercury
Colleen A. Meager
Elm
Rose J. Perrin
Spruce
William F. Reychler
Warren
Antonia Malerich
Watson
Julia A. Struznik
Columbus
Myrtle A. Bowman
Whitehall
Shirley Barnett
Walnut
Thomas J. Bolitho
Diamond
Joseph A. Steinborn
Jack D. Summers
Adams
Roy Bjork
W. Second
Wilma Taylor
S. Placer
Susan Ann Mehring
Placer
Cheryle A. Tabbert
Edison
Gregory S. Thielen
Evans
Leona C. Briggs
W. Woolman
David F. McKiernan
Harvard
Thomas Pritchard
Oak
Dennis McLane
Washington
Herman W. Cordle
New Tait Hotel
Silver Bow
Edna Marshall
S. Dakota
John Jager
Philipsburg
Elizabeth Bretherton
Sherman
Taimi Laitinen
Price supports favor rich farmers, harm the rest
Agricultural economist Dr. Edward Higbee argues federal price supports waste resources and tilt benefits to the top nine percent of farms, leaving marginal farmers underserved. He urges discontinuing subsidies in favor of free market pricing and offers a voluntary allotment option for small producers.
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New York
UPI
Edward Higbee
Higbee
Agron
Omist
U.S. Agriculture Department
University of Rhode Island
Twentieth Century Fund
Pel
Butte Briefs and Walkerville Review Meet Tuesday
Butte Briefs report a meeting of the Walkerville Review, WBA 23, on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the lodge hall at 303 West Broadway with Lilian Bandich presiding. Pfc. Robert E. O'Reilly, son of Mr and Mrs R E O'Reilly, serves with the Marine Corps battalion landing team in the Far East. A bowling ball with the inscription Davie was reported stolen from Dave Walker's car on Friday. A house at 312 East Park suffered fire damage Sunday morning. fire crews extinguished the blaze reported at 6:33 a.m.
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Walkerville Review
WBA
W. Broadway
Lillian Bandich
Robert E. O'Reilly
R. E. O'Reilly
520
W. Granite
Marine Corps Battalion
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Far East
Dave Walker
W. Silver
Davie
E. Park
Congress May Open Its Own Probe Into Submarine Loss
The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee may launch its own inquiry into the loss of the nuclear submarine Thresher now that the Navy court of inquiry is complete. Chairman John O. Pastore schedules a staff briefing to decide if an independent review should extend the Navy proceedings.
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Washington
UPI
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Thresher
Navy Court of Inquiry
Joint Committee
John O. Pastore
Mail Subscriptions Rates by Region and Term
Subscriptions listed by region and term with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly pricing. Montana rates include 1 month 3 month 6 month and 1 year prepaid options. Other states show corresponding 1 month 3 month 6 month and 1 year prices. Dial Circulation Dept. 192 8307 for ordering and details.
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Montana
Cleanup time at Scampton base over Queen visit
Airmen and technicians at Scampton air base say they have logged 3000 man hours as chars to clean the installation for a visit by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. A base spokesman said the complaint is unfounded.
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Scampton
England
UPI
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Oral cancer fatal in untreated patients reports ADA Journal
The American Dental Association Journal states that eighty percent of patients with untreated oral cancer die within 18 months of discovery, highlighting the aggressiveness of the disease.
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Chicago
American Dental Association Journal
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