Maryland City Imposes Limited Martial Law in Cambridge
National Guard and state police declare limited martial law in Cambridge Maryland imposing a 10 p m curfew. The order directed no demonstrations and was issued for public safety by Col Maurice Tawes and Maj G E Davidson as Negro and white residents were urged off streets.
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Cambridge
UPI
Maurice D. Tawes
C. Company
Maryland National Guard
G. E. Davidson
Maryland State Police
Tawes
National Guard
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Col. Tawes
Annapolis
Gov. Tawes
Bethel Ame
UPI Telephoto
Laundry Owners Meet in Butte 1963 Montana Convention Opens
Laundry owners from Montana Southern Alberta and Northern Wyoming gather at the Finlen hotel for the 1963 convention. The event runs Friday through Saturday noon with an expected 150 to 200 registrants. Charles Lussy of Butte presides with Ed Bieri Anaconda as vice president Thomas Finn Butte as secretary treasurer and Bill Reynolds Butte as program director.
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Montana
Alberta
Wyoming
Finlen
Charles Lussy
Butte
Ed Bieri
Anaconda
Thomas Finn
Bill Reynolds
Beatrice Dower
Vivian Lussy
Betty Mencarelli
Barbara Finn
Angie Lencioni
Helen Reynolds
Lussy
Howard Burton
Great Falls
Don Wheaton
Silver Springs
National Institute of Dry Cleaning
Elmer Strandberg
Portland
Ore
American Institute of Laundering
Roscoe Lee
Milton-Freewater
Jack Stacey
Cosmonette to Join Cosmonaut in Orbit
Soviet cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky is in orbit on day two of an eight day flight with a planned rendezvous with the spacewoman pilot. Tass says the mission studies long flight effects and piloting system improvements while the orbit ranges from 1144 to 145.9 miles above earth.
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Moscow
UPI
Turin
Tass
Valery F. Bykovsky
Romanov and Juliet
Geneva
Bykovsky
Nikolayev
America
L. Sordon Cooper
Byyvsky
S and
Earth
Soviet Feat Unlikely To Alter U S Space Budget Cuts
Washington UPI The Soviet space achievement is not expected to change House plans to trim about 500 million from NASA's 5.7 billion request for the next fiscal year. Subcommittees have agreed to the cut after weighing the chances of new Soviet space ventures and could face deeper reductions if the feat proves less impressive.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Russia
U.S. Space Agency
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Union
U. S
NASA
Appropriations Committee
Ken Hechler
D-W.va
Court Action Temporarily Stops Lumber Strike in Montana
Dist. Judge Frank Haswell issued a restraining order and show cause against Libby Local 2581 of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union. The order temporarily restrained the local from calling a strike against the J. Neils division of the St. Regis Paper Co in Libby.
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Kalispell
UPI
Frank Haswell
Libby
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
J. Neils
St. Regis Paper Co
Weather and lumber strike ripple across Montana and Northwest
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in Butte with scattered afternoon thundershowers today and over the weekend. In Libby and Troy workers idle as a lumber strike spreads with a restraining order delaying a general walkout until the hearing next Thursday. Northwest lumber firms including St Regis face a broader strike impact, with more than 20,000 idle workers and 200 companies still under contract.
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L. B. Midgett
William Shawl
Robert Weller
St. Regis
Northwest
LSW
International Woodworkers of America
IWA
U.S
Weyerhauser
International Paper
Bayonier
Crown Zellerbach
JFK Steps In To Break Rail Work Rules Dispute
President Kennedy orders a White House session between railroads and unions to avert a nationwide shutdown. Key negotiators from the Labor Department and the National Mediation Board will join unions and rail carriers as talks continue amid a looming midnight Monday deadline.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Labor Department
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Wirtz
Reynolds
Edwards
J. E. Wolfe
E. H. Hallmann
C.A. McRee
John J. Gaherin
Howard Neitzert
Roy E. Davidson
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. E. Gilbert
James Reynolds
Speirs
Wagner
Hoover in serious condition due to anemia and internal bleeding
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, is seriously ill with anemia and internal bleeding after surgery last year for an intestinal tumor. He remains at Waldorf Towers in New York in a “serious” condition, with doctors noting diminished bleeding in the past 24 hours.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Clark Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers Hotel
Ralph H. Boots
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Fordyce B. St. John
Herbert Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Schullinger
Restocking 100000 Trout in Blackfeet Waters
Federal trucks carried over 100000 hybrid rainbow trout from Creston hatchery to Lower St. Mary Lake Duck Lake and Mission Lake on the Blackfeet Reservation. The restocking aims to revive fishing resources in lakes and streams, with continued efforts planned across Blackfeet country.
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Browning
Blackfeet
Indian Country
Federal
Creston
Kalispell
Lower St. Mary Lake
Duck Lake
Mission Lake
Great Natural
Wetzel
Lower St. Mary
Mission
Duck Lakes
Tribal Council
U.S. Atty
VEW Today Honors Pop Powers Medal Winner
Anaconda resident Leo J. Pop Powers receives a Montana VFW day in his honor for winning the Congressional Medal of Honor in World War II. Powers earned the award during the Cassino campaign, crawling under heavy fire to destroy three pillboxes and help secure Cassino.
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VEW
Pop Powers
Anaconda
Veterans O Foreign Wars
Montana Department
Byron B. Gentry
Pasadena
Calif
VFW
Leo J
Pop) Powers
Lost Creek
Powers
Cassino
Italy
Pfc Powers
Trucker Dies Drives Montana Toll to 102
Montana highway death toll rose to 102 after Carson L. Gray a 47 year old Great Falls truck driver died in a one vehicle crash near Mosby seven miles east on Highway 2. Garfield County Sheriff Vernon Fogle said Gray’s 1955 truck skidded on slippery pavement and left the road about 3 p m on Friday. Two witnesses said the truck was out of control on a slight curve. No further investigation indicated.
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Jordan
UPI
Montana
Great Falls
Mosby
Carson L. Gray
Garfield County
Vernon Fogle
Gray
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