Lawyer Says Case Against Cor Purely Circumstantial
In Helena a Montana Supreme Court hearing heard Paul D. Cor’s appeal from a life sentence for the 1960 killing of Shari McEwan. Cor’s attorney argued the case rests on circumstantial evidence and seeks a new trial or acquittal, while the state maintained proper testimony supported guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Dahood
Hor
Donald A. Douglas
Paul Cor
Shaun McEwan
Dence
Cor
Miss McEwan
Douglas
Silver Bow County Atty
Robert Holland
Dave Holland
Negro Girl Is Miss Denver
Ernestyne Elizabeth Toliver 19, a Houston native and University of Denver sophomore, won the first Negro Miss Denver title after beating 12 contestants. She will compete for Miss Colorado and a chance at Miss America in Atlantic City this fall.
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Denver
UPI
Ernestyne Elizabeth Toliver
Houston
Toliver
University of Denver
Atlantic City
N.J
Red Cross Pledges To Continue Help
Red Cross officials affirm no special flood relief fund drive. Donors are urged to give to local chapters. 85 people in Great Falls area rely on disaster shelters, with 21 families housed. shelters to close Wednesday and evacuees will be moved to rental units. rehabilitation aid is grant based for basic needs or full rebuild.
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Wilson
Red Cross
Great Falls
Ing
Ed Nevis
Cascade Oe Red Cross
UNICEF reports rise in card sales and revenue
United Nations New York AP notes UNICEF estimated it sold 32 million greeting cards worldwide in 1963, earning 1.9 million dollars, up from 26 million cards and 1.6 million in 1962.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Childrens Fund
Baha i Leader From Butte Plans City Talk Tonight
Jenabe E Caldwell a native of Butte returns tonight to lead a Baha i World Faith crusade talk at 8 o clock He notes his Navy service in the South Pacific during World War II and says the faith is growing as his group travels with his wife They are guests of local Baha i leader George D Miller Caldwell and his wife are designated knights by the faith guardian for a fish canning organization
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Butte
Jenabe E. Caldwell
South Pacific
CAA
FAA
George D. Miller
Rotary Club to Meet at Hotel Marcus Daly
Anaconda Rotary Club members will meet at 12 15 Tuesday in the Hotel Marcus Daly. Glenn Wallace will gram. Catholic Home and School Association hosts a card party at 8 Tuesday night in St Peter School. Mrs Phyllis Bilodeau and Mrs James Rivers are cochairmen. Country Club men set league play Tuesday night with committee members Al Kosena Leo Kelly and Charles Williams.
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Rotary Club
Marcus Daly
Glenn Wallace
Catholic Home and School Association
St. Peter School
Phyllis Bilodeau
James Rivers
Country Club
al Kosena
Leo Kelly
Charles Williams
Operation Bulldoze Starts On Highway Near Glacier Park
UPI reports an emergency road clearing operation on U S 2 between Summit and West Glacier along Glacier National Park. Montana Contractors Association leads with support from Montana Highway Department Bureau of Public Roads Corps of Engineers National Park Service and Montana Power Co. Crews from six rock drills ten rock trucks and other equipment will run two eight hour shifts. Engineer Duane Homewood oversees the project and crews aim to reopen the road as soon as possible though a completion date cannot be given.
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Kalispell
UPI
Opera
U.S. 2
Summit
West Glacier
Glacier National Park
Montana Contractors Association
Montana Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Corps of Engineers
National Park Service
Montana Power Co
Contractors Association
Highway Department
Duane Homewood
Billings
Paul M. Johnson
Johnson
Great Northern Railway
Silver's Wide Rise From Coinage to Industrial Use
Silver has shifted from a monetary standard and decorative metal to broader industrial applications. The article notes the metal’s expanding role across manufacturing and technology, signaling growing demand and new uses beyond traditional coinage.
State Firemen Reelect Korn at Montana Meeting
Korn Arthur J. Korn of Butte was reelected as a member of the Boulevard Volunteer Fire department at the Montana State Volunteer Firemen's Association state meeting. He was the lone officer reelected. other officers named included Darrell McGillen of Laurel as president, James Keyes of Butte as vice president at large, and Joe Nelson of Hardin Fairview as district vice president. Sixty volunteer delegates attended.
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Arthur J. Korn
Butte
Boulevard
Montana State Volunteer Fireman’s Association
Dar
Rell McGillen
Laurel
James Keyes
Joe Nelson
Hardin
Fairview
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Eastman
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