Soviet Spaceman Waiting for Date
Soviet cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky ate sausage pie and caviar on day two in space and drifted off to sleep as live TV showed his image in homes. Moscow Radio said he floated in his cabin during the 18th orbit and communications interference occurred briefly but not with the spacecraft. Moscow TV announced the time of sleep at 10 p.m. local.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Valery F. Bykovsky
Moscow Radio
Vostok 5
Bykovsky
Tass
Georgi Arutynov
Yuri Gagarin
Arutynov
Russia
British Broadcasting Corp
Kennedy Urges Last Push to Avert Railroad Strike
President Kennedy bluntly urged railroad management and labor to make one final effort before July 10 to settle work rules and avert a nationwide strike. If no agreement is reached, he said Congress may act to protect the public and preserve free collective bargaining.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Labor
Rumors of Royal Involvement Stir Profumo Scandal
The Profumo affair widens as claims link a Soviet naval attache to warning of atomic attacks near New York during the Cuban crisis and suggest a royal family member may have associated with Christine Keeler. UK cabinet backs Prime Minister Macmillan amid growing rumors of wider royal ties and political intrigue.
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London
UPI
New York
Harold Macmillan
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Miss Keeler
John Profumo
Profumo
House of Commons
Sunday News of the World
Christine
West Germany
Eddowes
James Salt
Lord Poole
Enoch Powell
Sunday Observer
Macmillan
Cardials Pay Tribute as Funeral Rites Open for Pope John XXIII
More than 60 cardinals attend a solemn Mass at the Vatican at a catafalque bearing the papal crown. The ceremony precedes Monday funeral rites for Pope John XXIII and a secret conclave to elect the 261st successor to St Peter’s throne. Cardinal attendees are seen as potential next pope amid silent reverence.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter
Butte Woman Hit By Car Injures Driver Named
Alvina Fleming, 51, was admitted to St. James Community Hospital with severe injuries after being struck while crossing in the 2000 block on Harrison Avenue. The driver, Roland Wyatt, 28, of 716 Madison, provided his name. Skid marks from the car measured 57 feet. Fleming, of 2250 East Drive, received body and leg injuries. The accident occurred Sunday at 12 24 a. m. Officers John Gasper Maurice Mulcahy and Larry Tromly assisted in the investigation.
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Alvina Fleming
St. James Community Hospital
Harrison Avenue
John O'Leary
Roland Wyatt
Madison
Wyatt
Fleming
East Drive
John Gasper
Maurice Mulcahy
Larry Tromly
Body found in Tongue River near Miles City identified as missing Billings osteopath
The body of Theodore Gunderson was recovered from the Tongue River near Miles City wearing a Mae West life jacket and a rope tied around the left ankle. Authorities note a possible bullet wound and plan magnet sweeps for a weapon as coroner orders an inquest.
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Miles City
UPI
Theodore Gunderson
Billings
Tongue River
Leroy Brush
Mae West
Burley Balen
FBI
Gunderson
Custer County
Newt Perkins
Abe Bartles
Northern Pacific
Kenneth Rudolph
VFW Ends Anaconda Meet Name Commander At Session
The Montana VFW and auxiliary closed their four day encampment in Anaconda with officer elections. Phillip C. Mantegna of Great Falls became department commander succeeding Eugene H. Mahoney. Rita Lindblom of Outlook was elected auxiliary president. A large parade highlighted Saturday's social events, including a parachute landing by two paratroopers.
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Anaconda
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Montana Department
Marcus Daly
Kalispell
VFW
Auxiliary
Phillip C. Mantegna
Great Falls
Eugene H. Mahoney
Thompson Falls
Rita Lindblom
Outlook
Betty Sullivan
Butte
Opportunity
AP News Service Returns to The Montana Standard
The Associated Press resumes appearance in The Montana Standard with AP joining UPI in the daily paper. AP operates 100 bureaus in the United States and more than 50 overseas, expanding global coverage for readers in Montana. The Montana bureau continues to bring Treasure State news.
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Montana
Funeral Chaos Follows Medgar Evers Ceremony in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi a large funeral for Medgar Evers sparked a 20 block mourning march and street disorder. About 500 demonstrators taunted police shouting Shoot shoot shoot while riot squads containing riot guns and nightsticks broke up the crowd. Twenty seven arrests were reported as U S Assistant Attorney General John Doar helped quell the unrest. The procession moved to a funeral home before Arlington Cemetery burial. Roy Wilkins attended and urged peace.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Evers
U.S
John Doar
Roy Wilkins
Two Billings Men Die In Separate Auto Accidents
In Hardin Montana Carl E Woods 42 or 39 more details says 103rd fatality of the year after his car hit a bridge abutment on U S 87 west of Hardin. He left a mother and a son in Great Falls and worked as an insurance salesman. In Billings Jack Heidema 44 dies after a Sixth Avenue crash while driving alone when his cab over pickup hit a parked semi trailer. Survivors include his wife a son and daughter plus several siblings.
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Hardin
VPI
Carl E. Woods
Billings
Montana
Montana Highway Patrol
Ed Whaley
Woods
U.S. 87
Whaley
Great Falls
Heidema
Sixth Avenue
Douglas
Donna
Weather forecast for Butte region lifts to warm weekend
Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions today through Monday. Expected high near 78 degrees with a low around 48 tonight. A year ago, temperatures reached about 63 during the day and 46 at night.
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Butte
Weather summary for divide region this weekend
The forecast split east and west of Divide shows fair skies in the east with partly cloudy conditions in the south, warmer in the south, and highs of 75 to 85 with lows 45 to 55. West of Divide expects fair weather with isolated mountain thundershowers and highs of 80 to 90 with lows 45 to 55.
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Divide
Fair North
Hoover Improves Some After Illness Still Serious
Former President Herbert Hoover remains in serious condition in New York after anemia and gastro intestinal bleeding with days of improvement noted by the three doctors. At 88, Hoover has shown mental alertness and continued desk work though risks persist, while a hospital spokesman confirms no ongoing bleeding and reports he reads newspapers and listens to the radio.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Hotel Towers
Hoover
Power Firm Sets Annual Meeting in Butte
Four directors will be elected at Montana Power Co. annual stockholders meeting in the Bow Theater Butte beginning at 10 a.m. MST 11 a.m. DST. Directors up for reelection include F W Bird Polson Sam B Chase Butte Newell Gough Jr Helena attorney and G R Milburn manager of the IN Bar Bench Grass Range.
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Montana Power Co
Butte
F. W. Bird
Bow Theater
Bird
Polson
Sam B. Chase
Newell Gough Jr
Helena
G. R. Milburn
IN Bar Bench
Grass Range
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