Tereshkova's Space Flight Captures Soviet Jubilation
Miss Tereshkova orbited Earth in a historic first for a woman, waving to viewers and confirming a near 113 to 144 mile Earth approach while fellow cosmonaut Bykovsky. Tass reported both crafts functioning well and the duo maintaining 88 minute orbits.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Tass
Bykovsky
Miss Tereshkova
Khrushchev
Valentina
Nikita Sergeyevich
Gorky
Red China Demands Violent Revolution in Moscow Talks
Peking rejects Khrushchev peaceful coexistence stance and urges Moscow to accept the principle of violent communist revolution to overthrow capitalism. China also criticizes the Soviet Union Britain over Laos and says U S attempts to restrain the Pathet Lao and North Vietnam will fail. The letter sets conditions for settlement of Sino Soviet disputes ahead of July 5 meetings.
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Rene-Georges Mnagaki
Tokyo
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Kremlin
Peking
Soviet Union
Britain
Pathet Lao
Red China
Viet Nam
Peking- Moscow
Chinese Communist Party
New China
Rescue and death at Montana site sparks heroic action and funeral notices
Jack Nichols vanished at the Anaconda concentrator site in Butte. Pierce rescued Dunayne from the water with aid summoned. divers from Missoula and Anaconda aided in the recovery. Dozens of officers and Undersheriff Ray Smith investigated the accident. Nichols, a Butte native, worked for Ralph M Parsons Co and Anaconda Co on Butte Hill. Surviving sisters and relatives attend services at Wayrynen Funeral Home.
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Pierce
Duayne
Nichols
Dunayne
Fischer
Missoula
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Powell County
Ray Smith
Three Dominicans Shot by Guards at Border
Border guards of Duvalier shot and killed two men and a woman who tried to flee into the Dominican Republic. The border is sealed and Haitian-side houses within a mile border strip were burned to deter refugee harboring. Haitian officials warned that all crossing attempts will be shot.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
Francois Duvalier
Hoover Very Serious as Health Declines at 88
Former President Herbert Hoover, aged 88, remains serious with irregular heart action and a low fever. Doctors report no recent GI bleeding, he is resting quietly in Manhattan, with only his sons visiting as his condition follows a prior cancerous tumor removal and past gallbladder surgery.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Manhattan
Ralph H. Boots
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Fordyce B. St. John
Hoover
Allan
Herbert Jr
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Montana grads win fellowships to study educable mentally retarded
Kenneth B Card of Bozeman and Arthur F Berson of Billings receive graduate fellowships to study educating mentally retarded children. Card, with a MS from Montana State, will study at Colorado State College after a prior grant. Berson, Montana Center for Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children coordinator, will pursue a PhD at the University of Oregon. Grants total 2000 dollars per year plus 400 per dependent and 2500 toward training costs.
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Helena
Kenneth B Card
Bozeman
Arthur F Berson
Billings
University of Oregon At
Eugene
Mining City and St James Hospital Admission and Dismissal List
The two hospital sections list multiple admissions and dismissals. Patients admitted include Harold Kelly Alder Donald Tamietti Michael J. Dwyer James Kearns Hans Dons and more from diverse towns such as Walkerville Missoula Dillon and Whitehall. Dismissals include Mrs William Wilson and daughter Eugene Pollock and others at addresses in Missoula Dillon Whitehall and Ana conda.
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Harold Kelly
Alder
Donald Tamietti
W. Daly
Walkerville
Louise Hager Melrose
Glenn Howard
Cardwell
Frank Schumacher
Aberdeen
S. D
Fawn Louise Stewart
Dillon
William Wilson
Elm
Frank Hughes
Eugene Pollock
Richard Malloy
Broadway
Tommy Robinson
Nevada
ST. James
Michael J. Dwyer
Fergus
Missoula
James Kearns
Dewey
Alvina Fleming
E. Drive
Llores Sayler
Hans Dons
Aldean Mercer
Thomas
Vilas S. Banning Dillon
Agnes Patrick
Oak
Douglas W. Tall
E. Mercury
Marjorie Robinson
Whitehall
Carl H. Mienke
Anaconda
Catherine Antonovich
Spruce
Chloe Thomas
Deer Lodge
Ada Adams
N. Washington
Michael C. Bishop
Floral
Clarence D. Hall
Russell EF. Larson
Marguerite E. Thorson
Maryland
Lois R. Zeiger
Balloon test near Russia ends with downed high altitude globe
A 54 foot diameter balloon launched from Air Force Cambridge Laboratory near Chico was brought down by radio command as it neared the Russian coastline. The Mylar test craft flew 25 days at 80,000 feet, crossing from Hawaii toward Canada before drifting out to sea near Kamchatka.
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Chico
Calif
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Alberta
Canada
British Columbia
Kuril Island
Russian
Camchatka Peninsula
Utah Boy Drowns as Flash Flood Hits Camp in Unita National Forest
A flash flood swept four Salt Lake City boys from their camp along the Duchesne River in northeastern Utah, drowning Bradley Yale Brown, 4. His brothers escaped. rescuers feared for a dam protecting Lander, Wyoming as heavy rains spurred extensive flooding across the Mountain West.
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Utah
Wyoming
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Bradley Yale Brown
Brown
North Fork
Duchesne River
Lander
Wyo
Rockies
Montana
Idaho
Unita National Forest
Unitas Mountains
Forest Service
Stockmore
Pope Agie
Mel Hallam
Hudson
Riverton
Denver
Colorado
Christian Science Sunday Lesson on Universe Evolved by Atomic Force
The churchs Sunday Bible Lesson explores if the universe and man are evolved by atomic force. Readings include Isaiah 65 17 and a Mary Baker Eddy reference to letting there be light changing chaos into order.
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Mary Baker Eddy
IOOF Calendar Week Key Meetings
IOOF Calendar lists Monday Fidelity 8 PM at Fidelity Hall 58A W Broadway Odd Fellows Silver Leaf Rebekah 10 AM 8 PM Enterprise Hall Suth Butte Flag Day Program Tuesday Colusa 38 Odd Fellows 8 PM Colusa Hall Meaderville Wednesday Hiawatha Club 1 PM Clara Hoffman hostess 1864 Georgia Ave Is unable to attend call 792-3866 Miriam Rebekah Friday reg ue meeting 8 PM Fidelity Hall
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Fidelity
Odd Fellows
Deaths and births from local area deaths and new arrivals
Jack Nichols aged 30 of 1022 Gallatin drowned Sunday near Deer Lodge. Jane Ralph aged 76 wife of Frank P Ralph of 927 Hornet died Sunday. New arrivals born Sunday in St James Community Hospital include a son to Charles W Easterday 2017 Raw and a son to Raymond S Rebich Dillon.
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Jack Nichols
Gallatin
Deer Lodge
Jane Ralph
Frank P. Ralph
Hornet
St. James Community Hospital
Charles W Easterday
Raw
Raymond S. Rebich
Dillon
Admiral Reeder Leads RCA Naval Branch Vice President
Rear Admiral E. H. Reeder USNR of Butte and Helena is elected vice president of the Reserve Officers Association, to head the Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard department. He returns from Miami Beach where RCA held its 37th annual convention. Reeder chairs the Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission and has long led the Navy League in the state. A World War II Pacific War veteran, he and Mrs. Reeder reside at 3636 Whiteway.
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E. H. Reeder
USNR
Butte
Helena
Reserve Officers Association
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Reeder
Montana
Miami Beach
Fla
RCA
Whiteway
Navy Unit Meets At 7 30 Tonight At Clark Park
Lt. David D. Walker commanding officer of Butte's Naval Reserve Surface Division 13 2M says training will be conducted in all departments at 7 30 Monday night at the Naval Reserve Training Center Clark Park. Vacancies exist for non veterans ages 17 26 and for veterans of all services ages 17 39.
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David D. Walker
USNR
Butte
Naval Reserve Surface Division
Naval Reserve Training Center
Clark Park
Tarahumara Hunt Deer Over Rugged Mexican Terrain
In north western Mexico Tarahumara Indians chase a deer across rugged, Grand Canyon like terrain. The pursuit covers over 100 miles as the animal finally drops from exhaustion.
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Mexico City
Walkerville Auxiliary Plans Luncheon in Community Hall
Brief notes from Butte report a Walkerville fire department auxiliary luncheon at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the Walkerville community hall. Also a false worm led Caledonia and Franklin firemen to a 12 43 a m Sunday alarm. The Friendly Neighbors Club meets tonight at 8 in the Shanty Cafe.
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Walkerville
Caledonia
Franklin
Friendly Neighbors Club
Young Republican Politics Course Ends Tonight
Ed Sparks and Rep. Ray Ways rynen will share political experiences at 8 tonight as the Young Republican sponsored course in practical politics concludes. Participants and guests meet at 1119 Caledonia for a nonpartisan session on local political mechanics with refreshments provided.
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Ed Sparks
Ray Ways Rynen
Caledonia
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Mr. Mum —By
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Lance Cpl
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Clarence L. Ouelette
S. Alabama
Marine Corps Air Station
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S.C
Forrestal
Wilfred Hugo
E. Park
Don Williams
W. Galena
Roy Simpson
Jefferson
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George Bechtold
Bill McIntosh
Crosley
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