Administration builds support for rail measure in Congress
The White House pushes to win House approval of a Senate already backed bill to create a five member mediation board for the shopcraft dispute. Democrats tip amendments on wage parity and federal seizure, while Republicans show reluctance as debate likely stretches to Thursday. 137000 workers across six unions are affected.
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White House
House
George Christian
Johnson
Senate
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Commerce Committee
Burglary at Northwest TV and Appliance Warehouse
An early morning burglary at the Northwest TV and Appliance warehouse at 1600 Harrison netted two television sets and a phonograph. Police say entry was gained by throwing two bricks through a window at about 2 a.m.
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Harrison
City and County urged to enforce health and cleanliness standards
A speaker urged stronger city county cooperation to enforce health and sanitation laws, curb vandalism and juvenile drinking, and to act on trash control and animal issues. He noted 14 dead dogs and a cow near Moulton Reservoir, and praised youth cleanup efforts while highlighting recurring eyesores along highways.
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Roberts
Big Butte
Montana
Moulton
Post Office to Issue Three Special Stamps July 10
London AP reports the post office will issue three special stamps on July 10 reproducing famous British paintings. The stamps feature Sir Thomas Lawrence's Master Lambton George Stubbs Mares and Foals in a Landscape and Children Coming Out of School by contemporary artist T S Lowry.
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London
Sir Thomas Larence
Lambton
George Stubbs
T.S. Lowry
AP Signs Two Year Labor Pact With Telegraphers Union
The Associated Press and the Commercial Telegraphers Union signed a two year labor agreement retroactive to May 14. Top wage increases for journeyman teletype operators and maintenance technicians include 7.50 dollars weekly in year one and 7.00 in year two. The pact followed a ratification vote by CTV members after four weeks of bargaining.
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Associated Press
Commercial Telegraphers Union
CTV
News
United States
Reverend McCormick credited with five holes in one
The obituary notes Rev. McCormick scored five holes in one during his life. He is survived by brothers Gregory H. and Harold and Angus and Dr. L. Riley, all of Madison, and Dr. Donald D. of Fond du Lac, Wis. Sisters are Pthel and Mrs. Theresa Scheible, both of Milwaukee. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
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Milwaukee
Theresa Scheible
False alarm trials Butte fire crews at Hennessey
Firefighters answered a false alarm on Wednesday at about 9 30 a m with the call directed to Hennessey as the location of the suspected fire.
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Butte
Hennessey’s
U S and Russia Agree on Nuclear Treaty Core
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told NATO ministers the United States and Russia agreed on the main points of a treaty to ban nuclear weapons but differed on enforcement. A draft would omit inspection terms in Article Three, needing Geneva negotiation, with possible long talks ahead.
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Weather Summary for Montana East of the Divide
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions across the state with heavy rain in south central districts Dillon and Drummond. Glasgow partly cloudy elsewhere tonight. Warmer in the west and north with continued cool and cloudy skies in Helena and Kalispell. scattered showers late Friday. Temperatures show 45 to 55 tonight, 65 to 75 in western zones, 55 to 65 in southeast, with highs near 70s Friday across most areas.
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Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Helena
Kalispell
Tomor
Yellowstone
Whitehall
City High
Pep Anaconda
Belgrade
Billings
Broadus
Butte
Montana pageant field includes familiar 1966 contestants
The 1967 Montana beauty contest features two returning entrants Teri McPhee Miss Billings and Brenda Quilling Miss Sidney who was first runner up in 1966. Other contestants include Susan Hein Glendive Olivia Williams Laurel Kathleen Brannagan Big Sandy Bonita Barthelmess Miles City Patricia Tobin Helena Sylvia Hentschel Havre Linda Owen Livingston Nancy Zwemer Denver Katherine Wilson Charlo and Linda Rhein Helena. Five out of state judges, three women and two men, preside.
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Billings
Brenda Quilling
Sidney
Northeastern Montana
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Susan Hein
Glendive
Eastern Montana
Olivia Williams
Laurel
Eastern Montana College
Kathleen Brannagan
Big Sandy
Helena
Bonita Barthelmess
Miles City
Patricia Tobin
Montana State University
Sylvia Hentschel
Havre
Northern Montana College
Linda Owen
Livingston
Park County
Nancy Zwemer
Denver
Wyo
Rocky Mountain College
Linda Rhein
University of Montana
Katherine Wilson
Charlo
Western Montana College
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Hong Kong Exports 6.3 Million Transistor Radios in 1965
Hong Kong shipped 6.3 million transistor radios during 1965, reflecting a strong export market. Trade data highlight sustained demand for consumer electronics in the region and rising manufacturing capacity for radios.
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Hong Kong
Israelis flood Jerusalem for historic Wailing Wall pilgrimage
Thousands of Israeli Jews cross into the Old City of Jerusalem for a Pentecost pilgrimage to the Wailing Wall. Officials estimate at least 200000 will participate as prayers rise for peace and remembrance of fallen 3,342 in the six days of fighting with Egypt Jordan and Syria.
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Press International
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Riots and Fires Strike Cincinnati Neighborhoods
Rioting and two major fires rocked Cincinnati killing calm after National Guardsmen backed police. Gasoline bombs caused extensive damage at Seybold Paper Co. and Modern Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. Government and local officials pledged lasting security.
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Caradon presses restraint on Soviet UN resolution
Britain's Lord Caradon argued against approving the Soviet draft, saying disengagement and withdrawal cannot be secured without real discussion and action. He urged the UN to follow Parthasarathi's India proposal and strengthen its machinery in the area.
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Council
New York
U.N
Gopalaswami Parthasarathi
India
Telephone pioneers schedule conclave in Helena
The Treasure State Council of the Telephone Pioneers of America will hold its annual meeting June 20 and 21 at Mountain States Telephone in Helena. About 40 delegates from Bozeman to Helena attend with guests from Salt Lake City Boise and Provo. Grace Moore of Skyline Chapter Salt Lake City will speak. The group includes active and retired workers with 21 or more years in telephony.
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Telephone Pioneers of America
Mountain States Telephone
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Great Falls
Butte
Missoula
Billings
Cut Bank
Salt Lake City
Boise
Provo
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Skyline
Pioneer Organization
Montana Officials Urge Daytime Speed Limit
Two highway officials told a Billings press conference Montana needs a daytime speed limit. Acting state highway engineer Lewis M. Chittim and Bureau of Public Roads Division Engineer Grant E. Meyer said Montana has higher than average accident and fatality rates, though the state is not moving toward such a limit.
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UPI
Treasure State
Lewis M. Chittim
Grant E. Meyer
Bureau of Public Roads
Montana
Flooding Impacts Rivers Across Montana Regions
Elk Smith and Ford creeks flood as Miles City area reports U S Highway 312 closed by high water. I 90 near Whitehall to Three Forks reopens after a 16 ton mud rock slide removal. Sun River at Great Falls nears flood stage while Musselshell flood peak not as high as last week. Roundup faces disaster designation boosting SBA loan access for small businesses.
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Highway Department
Whitehall
Three Forks
Sam Stanisich
Jefferson River Canyon
Lahood Park
4Th Street
Great Falls
Weather Bureau
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Shawmut
Small Business Administration
Anaconda Bank to Open Modern Branch in Grand Forks
The Anaconda bank plans a new one story building in Grand Forks North Dakota. It will feature a basement drive in facilities and parking. Exterior will be white Montana onyx aluminum with smoked glass. Interiors include leather grain teller windows and oak paneling with air conditioning.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Sharon
Anaconda
Montana
Dillon boy Paul named ambassador for muscular dystrophy drive
A blond five year old from Dillon is publicly honored as the host of children crippled by muscular dystrophy. Paul cannot sit up and uses a wheelchair but remains cheerful as the association's ambassador traveling to meet celebrities and promote research. The MDAA has funded about 45 million dollars over 16 years, supporting 88 projects in eleven countries and 69 clinics in the United States.
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Association
MDAA
United States
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