Meaderville Man Wins City Permit Case
Delbert Snyder defeated the City of Butte in district court when Judge John B McClernan dismissed his appeal from a no permit conviction. Snyder argued that city driving permits for nonresidents violate state and federal law and police powers, while City Attorney William Geagan said municipal licensing aids driver regulation and costs are minimal. Continued on page 12.
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Lewis T. Poole
Standard Post
Delbert Snyder
John B. McClernan
Snyder
Butte
John Seton
William Dee Morris
Morris
United States
Montana
William N. Geagan
Atorney
Geagan
Watch Stolen From Motel Wallet and Cash Missing
A man reports theft of his wallet and 400 dollars from his apartment at a local motel on the South Side. Three 100 dollar bills are among the missing cash and a ladies wristwatch is also missing. In a separate break in, Mrs Norman Bank of Los Angeles complains of a break into the Bank Building at 315 A E Park. A window on the second floor was broken after crossing the roof from the adjacent Thomas Dry Goods Store. Blankets linens two mattresses dishes and rubber floor padding disappeared replaced by women’s clothing and a doll.
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George Klapan
Norman Bank of
Los Angeles
E. Park
Thomas Dry Goods
Weather outlook for Butte region with showers ahead
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions prevail with afternoon showers today and Wednesday east of Divide. Highs 60s to 70s, lows 35 to 50, with slightly warmer east portion and cooler west. West of Divide sees similar temps and occasional showers through Wednesday. Precipitation totals cover 24 hours ending 5 p.m. MST yesterday.
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Divide
Knowles Dam Seen as Key to Montana Water Rights
Olsen argues Montana must impound water to secure rights and cites Canyon Ferry, Yellowtail, Tiber, and Clark Canyon projects as federal investments. He notes run of the river dams do not save water and stresses need for early use and investment to gain rights. The hearing in Washington closed Friday with consensus on a power need.
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Montana
Flathead River
Arnold Olsen
Western
Butte
Olsen
Washington
Missoula
Montana Units
United Federation of Postal Clerks
National Association of Letter Carriers
House Public Works
Knowles
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Yellowtail Dam
Billings
Tiber Dam
Chester
Clark Canyon
Armstead
Washington, D.C
Corps of Engineers
Indians
Montana Power Co
Power Co
Glasgow Firm Secures $1 Million Dugway Housing Contract
McPhail & Co., Glasgow, Montana, won a $1,040,260 contract for building 66 three bedroom duplexes at Dugway Proving Grounds in Tooele Utah. Announcement came from Senator Frank E Moss.
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Washington
UPI
McPhail & Co
Glasgow
Mont
Dugway Proving Grounds
Tooele
Utah
Frank E. Moss
D.utah
Rest Home Bid Opening Today in Madison County
Madison County commissioners will open bids for a proposed 220000 rest home at 10 am Tuesday in Virginia City. Four potential sites are Twin Bridges Ennis Sheridan with two Sheridan options. Bidders provide estimates for each site. low construction bid selects site. Architect Harold Godtland of Butte prepared plans. no sub contracts.
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Sheridan
Madison County Rest Home
Twin Bridges
Ennis
Harold Godtland
Butte
Court House
Virginia City
Chester Jones
Kennedy Urges Wallace to Abandon Plan Against College Entry
President Kennedy sent a strong telegram urging Gov. Wallace to drop his plan to block court-ordered entry of two Negro students at the University of Alabama. DoJ officials warned of possible federalization of the 31st Division if disorder rose, as Wallace defended his presence to ensure peace. Vivian Malone and James Hood would be accompanied by DoJ attorneys and federal marshals.
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Gov. Wallace
Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
Washington
Kennedy
University of Alabama
Department of Justice
31St Division
Wallace
Justice Department
Vivian Malone
James A. Hood
John Doar
Payton Norville
Northern District of
Alabama
Macon Weaver
U.S
Nicholas Katzenbach
Civil Rights Push Stirs Mixed Southern Reaction
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy met with about 40 Northern and Western House members and Southern senators to drum up support for the civil rights package. Kennedy and Burke Marshall briefed Democratic lawmakers in Mansfield's office and discussed plans with President Kennedy as the package heads to the House and Senate later in the week.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Kennedy
House
Burke Marshall
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Senate
Truck Collides Killing Scouting Party in Utah
A farm truck carrying 46 people including eight Boy Scouts and leaders crashed on a rugged road south of Escalante Utah. Eight youths two leaders and a reporter died. Dozens were injured and airlifted to Panguitch and nearby towns.
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Escalante, Utah
UPI
Here
Hole In the Rock
Utah
Salt Lake City
No-man’s Land
Highway Patrol
Panguitch
Pleasant View
Church of Latter-day Saints
Provo
Red Cross
Kennedy offers moratorium on atmospheric nuclear tests
President Kennedy pledged that the United States will refrain from atmospheric nuclear tests if other nations do likewise and that the U S Soviet Union and Britain will begin high level talks in Moscow toward a comprehensive test ban treaty The move sparked mixed reactions in Congress and praise from Geneva delegates.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
United States
Russia
Britain
Moscow
American University
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Congress
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Macmillan
Wilson
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Newburn Urges MSU Faith Pride At Graduation
MSU President Harry K. Newburn told the 1963 class the university is a better institution today and urged graduates to keep faith and pride high. He cited the faculty, staff, library, and labs, and noted his upcoming move to Arizona State University while defending the university against recent Time magazine coverage.
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Arizona State University
MSU
Newburn
Butte businessman and wife plead innocent to income tax charges
Frank S. Snell and Irene B. Snell, longtime Butte residents, face two counts of willful tax fraud for allegedly underreporting 1956 and 1957 income. Trial set for July 15. defense attorney Alva Baird to file a motion Wednesday. Information filed by U S Attorney Moody Brickett. case moved from Helena to Butte.
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Frank S. Snell
Butte
Irene B. Snell
W. D. Murray
Alva Baird
Los Angeles
Snells
Helena
U.S. Atty
Moody Brickett
Robert T. O'Leary
Brickett
Local diners revert coffee price after two weeks rise
Brantford Ontario cafe owners, who raised coffee to 15 cents last week, lowered it back to 10 cents on Monday after reporting loss of customers. The move ends a short period of higher pricing amid dwindling business.
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Brantford, Ont
UPI
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Cut Bank Soneens
Dillon
Drummond
Great Falls
Havre
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
W. Yellowstone
White
Frank Quinn
Ft. McClellan
JFK
Geneva
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