DeBorgia Deaths Raise Montana Toll to 106
Montana highway fatalities climbed to 106 after two Western Montana crashes. Christopher Brennan, 2, of DeBorgia, was killed when he ran into U S Highway 10 before dawn. Gerald Peterson, 25, Seattle, was driving the car. Robert Anderson, 27, Mullan, Idaho, died later in a Wallace hospital from injuries from a crash east of DeBorgia Saturday night.
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Christopher Brennan
Edward Brennan
DeBorgia
Gerald Peterson
Seattle
Wash
Robert Anderson
Mullan
Idaho
Wallace
Montana to ring bells July Fourth in independence tribute
Gov. Tim Babcock proclaimed Montana will join a nationwide ringing of the bells on July 4 to mark the 187th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. He urged all Montanans to ring for four minutes starting at noon, 1950.
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Helena
Upi
Tim Babcock
Montana
Babcock
Treasure State
Khrushchev Urges Focus on Food Over Social Clubs
Moscow Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev calls on young Communists in the countryside to prioritize increasing agricultural output. He insists more wheat, milk, meat and butter are needed, rather than organizing social clubs.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Macmillan Wins Narrow Confidence Vote Amid Scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan secured a 321 to 252 confidence vote in the House of Commons after a fierce Conservative challenge over the Profumo Keeler sex and security scandal. The victory is seen as grudging and may presage his departure this summer, with defections and discontent within the party as Labor presses for full disclosure.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Britain
John Profumo
Profumo
Christine Keeler
Stephen Ward
Miss Keeler
Yevgeni Ivanov
Wilson
Armed Bandit Gets 90 Dollars From Livingston Station
A masked man with a paper sack robbed a Livingston service station. Attendant Ray Horsley said the gunman demanded cash, filled a sack with about $90, then sent him to a restroom. It was Livingston’s first robbery in nearly three years, last occurring at the same station.
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Livingston
Ray Horsley
Horsley
Butte Moves Closer To New Streets Sidewalks
Mayor Vern Griffith announced federal approval of a 175000 grant covering half the cost of a city led street improvement plan. The project targets Butte business district streets including Wyoming, Alaska, Hamilton and Montana, with bond funding and urban renewal discussions proceeding.
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Vern Griffith
Butte
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Seattle
Business District
HHFA
Halstead and Associates
Wyoming Street
Copper
Mercury
Alaska Street
Granite
Hamilton Street
Broadway
Galena
Colorado Street
Montana
Wyoming
L. R. Durkee
Northwest
Griffith
Neil Sullivan
Tom Powers
Soviet Space Woman Sets Stil Lux Orbit Record Pace
Valentina Tereshkova remained in space, already surpassing U S marks, while her partner Valery Bykovsky fought fatigue and dwindling orbit speed. If Bykovsky lands, Tereshkova would likely follow, as ground control notes a woman can endure weightlessness as well as a man.
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Valentina Tereshkova
U.S
Bykovsky
Moscow
Andrian Nikolayev
Valentina
Izvestia
Supreme Court Bars Bible Reading in Public Schools
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 1 that reading the Bible and reciting the Lord's Prayer in public school classrooms is unconstitutional. The decision, based on the First Amendment, bars compulsory observances but may permit permissive practices and affirms church-state neutrality.
One State School Uses Opening Prayer
Helena AP Harriet Miller Montana state superintendent says only one rural Montana school uses a prayer to open classes. She notes no state policy exists and that a Supreme Court ruling banning required Bible reading or prayers in public schools will not affect Montana.
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Helena
Harriet Miller
Public Instruction
Montana
Anaconda Co. to Cut Costs to Lift Earnings
New York executives report cost-cutting at Anaconda’s Montana mines and a shift to belt conveyers to the concentrator. Chairman Clyde E. Weed cites a $3.5 million freight saving and a $70 million 1963 program, including Chile expansion and alumina plans, as earnings improve.
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Weed
New York
UPI
Montana
Clyde E. Weed
New York City Society of Security
Chile
Anaconda
Montana Mining and Concentrator
Butte
Frederick Laist Dies at 84 Leading Metallurgist
Frederick Laist 84 longtime metallurgist and former Anaconda Co vice president in charge of metallurgical operations died Sunday in Santa Monica California His retirement in 1955 marked the end of a notable career with the Anaconda Co begun in 1904 He received the James Douglas gold medal in 1923 for copper leaching and electrolytic zinc processing Laist was born in Cincinnati Ohio and earned a mining engineering BS degree from the source continues on page 12 column 2.
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Frederick Laist
Santa Monica
Calif
Laist
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
W. A. Emanuel
Montana
James Douglas
American Institute
Cincinnati
Ohio
Butte Men Plan Tuesday Tour of Magicland
Sponsored by the Trade Area Development committee, more than 30 Butte business and professional men will depart Tuesday at 10 o'clock on a tour of neighboring Magicland communities. Chairman is William Gunnell with D. R. Campbell Jr. as consulting director. other members include Charles Bartle, W. F. Doran, Patrick Flynn, Paul Holenstein, John Loewen, John McGrath, Dr. Robert Netterberg, G. I. Reese, Tom Sandenow, H. L. Shannon, H. R. Stanaway, John Truzzolino, Matt Webber and H. J. Wing.
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Trade Area Development Committee
Butte
Magicland
William Gunnell
D. R. Campbell Jr
Charles Bartle
W. F. Doran
Patrick Flynn
Paul Holenstein
John Loewen
John McGrath
Robert Netterberg
G.I. Reese
Tom Sandenow
H. L. Shannon
H. R. Stanaway
John Truzzolino
Matt Webber
H. J. Wing
Dixon Girl Drowns in Flathead River
A 12 year old girl Doreen Fisher of Dixon drowned while swimming in the Flathead River in an unsupervised area. She was the state’s 13th drowning victim of the year and the third in three days. Divers searched the river but the body was not found.
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Dixon
Flathead
Missoula
Doreen Fisher
George Fisher
New Pontiff Obligated to Continue Ecumenical Council
World leaders and church figures gathered in Vatican City as Pope John XXIII’s nine days of funeral rites concluded. A Latin eulogy praised the Ecumenical Council and implied the next pope will decide on reconvening the council. Delegations from 85 governments attended the service in St. Peter’s Basilica.
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Rome
Vatican City
John XXIII
Chicago
Albert Gregory Meyer
Boston
Richard Cushing
New York
Francis
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pope John
St. Peter's Basilica
Msgr
Giuseppe del Ton
Latin Letters
John
Bazaar Weekend Draw Produces Car for Middletown Man
Edward Kulmacz, 45, of Middletown, Connecticut, won a car at a weekend bazaar. He has never owned or operated an automobile before this prize and will receive the vehicle following the drawing.
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Middletown
Conn
UPN
Edward Kulmacz
Butte Area Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions prevail east of Divide through Tuesday and Wednesday with a mix of afternoon thundershowers mostly southeast Tuesday and south Wednesday. West of Divide sees fair Tuesday, increasing clouds, then mostly cloudy with a few showers Wednesday and slightly cooler highs. Maxima near 80s, minima around 40s to 60s.
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Butte
Divide
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