Missing nameless teen migrant claims in Key West
A teen-ager found ashore in Key West with amnesia and no memory of his name has drawn more than 100 mothers claiming him as their son. Police report he is 17 to 20, with peach fuzz, piano ability, a long thumb scar, and possible connections to New York and Rhode Island while FBI fingerprint checks are pursued.
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Key West
Fla
New York
Rhode Island
Earl McCain
McCain
John Green
Seattle
Atlanta
Ohio
Massachusetts
FBI
Washington
Flood victims listed in Rapid City roll call
The Montana Standard publishes an Associated Press list of Rapid City flood victims with numerous newly named residents and some with unknown or incorrect addresses. The compilation includes many Rapid City addresses, several New York and other out of state entries, and repeated or flagged names, with eliminations requested for several prior entries.
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Rapid City
S.D
Montana Standard
Associated Press
Steelworkers Western policy conference set in Seattle
Western regional officials of the United Steelworkers of America will lead a three day policy conference in Seattle starting Wednesday. About 350 unionists from 14 states are expected to attend and represent some 91,000 workers in steel aluminum copper and other nonferrous metal industries.
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Seattle
United Steelworkers of America
Aflcio
Courts give life to private clubs
The Supreme Court narrowly preserved the legality of private clubs by limiting state action under the 14th Amendment. The case focused on whether Pennsylvania’s liquor license tied to a white only Moose Lodge violated equal protection. Analysts note potential shifts as future cases probe private associations and tax benefits for exclusionary groups.
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Washington
Supreme Court
K. Leroy Irvis
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Moose Lodge
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Irvis
Pittsburgh Democrat
Seeding Experiments Linked to Rapid City Storm Debated
A World Herald report cites Archie M. Kahan stating two cloud seeding tests near Rapid City, South Dakota, before a major flood that killed at least 175. Kahan and Arnett Dennis say the experiments did not cause the storm, with salt drops from airplanes described as standard practice.
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Omaha
Neb
Rapid City
S.D
Omaha World- Herald
Archie M. Kahan
Institute of Atmospheric Sciences
South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
Kahan
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Division of Atmospheric Water Resources
Arnett Dennis
Institute
Analysis of Montgomery pool case upholding private status
The suit against the Wheaton-Haven pool in Montgomery County argues the facility is private and may exclude Negroes. The appeal, backed by the Justice Department, asserts the pool lacks 1964 law exemption and that all white policies violate 1866 rights. Prior rulings in 1969 and 1968 extended desegregation to Fairfax recreational facilities and St Louis housing.
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Montgomery County
Justice Department
Wheaton-Haven
Fairfax County
St. Louis
Man shot dead as sheriff leads killer from courtroom
Gary Couch 24 was being escorted from the Lawrence County Courthouse after a manslaughter sentence when his brother, Tony Phillips, allegedly opened fire. Witnesses say Couch stood handcuffed to a deputy as a gunman fired from about 15 feet away, fatally wounding him. deputies recovered the weapon.
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New Castle
Gary Couch
Lawrence County
Alex Phillips
Couch
Tony Phillips
Alex
Marjorie Young
Gallatin County Democrats Elect State Convention Delegates
Gallatin County Democrats met Monday night to choose delegates for the state convention in Helena. Named were Betty Tucci Russell Klare Russell Rehm Ruth Metcalf Mrs Stanley Smith Linda Skarr Larry Petiit and Dorothy Bradley. Klare at 19 is the youngest Gallatin County delegate to the state convention.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Helena
Betty Tucci
Russell Klare
Russell Rehm
Ruth Metcalf
Stanley Smith
Linda Skarr
Larry Petiit
Dorothy Bradley
Klare
Canvass Finds Minor Vote Changes in Gallatin County
The Gallatin County canvass completed Tuesday morning found small errors but no major changes. Clerk Carl Stucky noted a 5 vote shortage for Democrat Jee Metcalf and a 54 vote average for Jerome Peters, with missing figures from Bozeman Student Union precinct on school bonds and Riverside Country Club precinct on a constitutional issue.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Carl Stucky
Jee Metcalf
Jerome Peters
Stucky
Riverside Country Club
Kidnapped Idaho housewife freed unharmed
Dinah Jackson, wife of state Rep. Larry Jackson, was abducted at gunpoint from her Boise home in front of four children and released about 90 minutes later near Sea Man’s Gulch. Police tracked a Boise vehicle and pursued a possible route along Idaho 55 as investigators sought the suspect.
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Boise, Idaho
Larry Jackson
Idaho Republican Central Committee
Dinah Jackson
Jackson House
Seaman’s Gulch
Highland’s
Boise
Community club notices and meetings in Butte area
The Eastern Star Auxiliary hosts a 1 PM Monday luncheon with reservations via Mrs. Amy Lorenz or Olga Myers. Various groups meet midweek including a Mineral and Gem Club event at 8 PM Wednesday at George Richardson’s home, Circle of Serbian Sisters Thursday 7:30, Eagles Auxiliary 8 Thursday, and Pythian Sisters degree staff 7 PM Wednesday. Walkerville Volunteer Fire Department 7:30 PM Wednesday, Silver Bow Democratic Coalition 7:30 PM Wednesday at Mike Cooney’s home, Soroptimist Club 12:15 PM Wednesday at the Finlen Hotel. The Eagles Auxiliary luncheon is at 1 PM.
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Eastern Star
Amy Lorenz
Olga Myers
Butte Mineral and Gem Club
George Richardson
W. Park
Silver Bow Democratic Coalition
Mike Cooney
Burke Lane
Soroptimist Club
Finlen Hotel
Nixon re election staff paid high salaries in May
The Committee to Reelect the President and its finance affiliate report May salaries totaling 345,459.88 for 228 workers. Director Mitchell received 60,000 a year, mounting to over a month’s pay in May after tax adjustments. Edward Nixon earned 1,807 as director citizens.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Nixon Group
Mitchell
Paul W. Kayser
Business and Industry
Kayser
PepisoCo
Edward C. Nixon
Lynwood, Wash
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Rufus M. Coldwell
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Opal Corwin
Erma Dick
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Noel Ferber
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Rapid Canyon
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Lillian E. Schriver
Richard Michael Tell Jr
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Taylor
Jennifer Travesie
Wood Ave
Jerome Travesie
Portis van Leuven
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Valeria Bauch
Laughton
Okla
Henry A. Bauch
Eddy B. Harry
Philip
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Henry Hausman
Rapid
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Ft. Pierre
Forrest E. Picht
Mrs. Doerty
Jeff Magner
Jackson Blvd
William E. McCullough
Elmer Rohrs
Black Hawk
Beth Marie Phipps
Mary Corner
Mrs
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Tammy Cummings
Billy Albright
Gertrude Caldwell
Danny Crowder
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Harold P. Elliott
Monte Place
Jason Girton
Delores Grass
Antonie Majek
Dunbarton St
Hough Infant
Custer
Mrs. Kills First
Edwin Long
Pittsburgh
Carla Jo Phipp
Montana
Granite St
Butte
L. L. Plett Circulation Manager
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Pre
New York Time
Steelworkers State Meeting
Portland
Ore
American Civil Liberties Union
Associated Press News
Gallatin
McGrew
2Nd & Utah
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Circle of Serbian Sisters
Eagles
Pythian Sisters
Thornton Bilg
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