Cardinals Fail To Elect Pope On First Four Ballots
Eighty cardinals failed to name a new pope in the first four ballots at the Vatican conclave. No candidate reached the 54 votes needed, smoke rose from the Sistine Chapel, and voting will resume Friday with two ballots per session amid liberal conservative tensions.
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Sis
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Opin
Ion
Pius XII
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Vatican
Vatican Radio
Francesco Pellegrino
Pontiff
Drowning Probe Ordered After Kalispell Pool Death
A 10 year old boy died by drowning at Kalispell city pool. Coroner Sol Catron ordered an investigation into pool management. The body was recovered after about nine hours, and the pool remained closed during the inquiry.
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Montana
Anaconda Businessman John L. Hamill Dies at 70
John L. Hamill, 70, Anaconda plaster and cement contractor and Purple Heart World War I veteran, died Thursday at St. Ann Hospital after an extended illness. Survived by brother Harry and three sisters, his life centered in Anaconda where he and Hamill Brothers operated since 1900s. Funeral arrangements through Finnegan Co. with services Monday and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Co. I
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Knights of Columbus
Thomas Francis Meagher
General Assembly
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American Legion
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
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Plasterers and Cement Finishers Union
Kathleen McMahon
Joseph F. Sladich
Michael E. Sullivan
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Finnegan Co
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Clark Canyon Dam Reservoir Named Hap Hawkins Lake
The Senate passed a bill to name the future Clark Canyon Dam reservoir Hap Hawkins Lake in honor of William W. Hawkins a Dillon banker and longtime dam advocate who presided at the dam groundbreaking in 1961 and received the Interior Department conservation award.
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Hawkins
Interior Department
Exiles Claim Infiltration of Cuba By Cuban Council
The Cuban Revolutionary Council announced that commandos landed in Cuba to start an operation aimed at freeing the island from Castro. It said fighters, about 500 to 600, landed in small groups and joined rebels in the Escambray region, with help from local farmers amid mixed signals from U S officials.
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Butte
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Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
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Miro Cardona
Kennedy
Castro
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Council
United States
Bay of Pigs
Varona
Escambray
Las Villas
Havana
Pedro Ramirez
Historic Steel Accord Ends Long Labor Dispute
Pittsburgh AP reports a 21 month steel labor agreement between United Steelworkers and industry ending the threat of a strike during the 1964 election. The deal, effective Aug 1 and lasting through 1965, preserves wages and adds extended vacation and enhanced insurance, affecting about 400000 workers.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers and Industry
Navy Links Thresher Disaster to Engine Room Pipe Failure
The court of inquiry reports the Thresher sank in 8400 feet off New England on April 10 after a salt water pipe in the engine room likely ruptured. It discarded sabotage and blamed the damaged pipe for shorting electricals and the sub slowing and sinking with 129 aboard. The hulk has not been located for further study.
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Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
New England
Navy Department
House of Commons Denounces Profumo for Grave Contempt
The House of Commons, uniting Conservatives and Labour, declared John Profumo in contempt for lying about his affair with Christine Keeler. He admitted the lie after six weeks, resigned from Parliament and the Cabinet, while Keeler faced heightened security after threats.
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Profumo
London
John A. Profumo
Christine Keeler
West End
Miss Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Scotland Yard
Montana Board Faces Hurdle Over 24 Hour License Plan
Helena UPI Montana Liquor Control board grapples with a new 24 hour monthly beer and liquor license bill for fraternal groups. Fees total 12 dollars and may not cover inspections while rule drafting awaits guidance from board attorney Jack Luxan. New member Walter Morris attended his first meeting amid controversy over prior conflicts of interest involving former member Warren Anderson.
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Helena
UPI
Montana Liquor Control Board
J. E. Rafn
Jack Luxan
Walter G. Morris
Missoula
Warren R. Anderson
Billings
Anderson
Northern
Coroner's jury links head injury to death of Smith
Gaylord M. Smith, 28, died from a massive brain hemorrhage after a beer can allegedly struck him in a fight with Emerson Birdtail. The coroner's jury returned an open verdict and did not assign blame. Birdtail denied a fight. autopsy confirmed cause.
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Gaylord M. Smith
Smith
St. James Community Hospital
Emerson
Birdtail
Raymond D. Grondahl
Andy Aleksich
David L. Holland
County Atty
Robert J. Holland
June Birdtail
N. Main
Carolyn Jaquez
E. Cooper
Carl L. Rogers
S. Dakota
Park
Jaquez
Rogers
Hot Line Pact Becomes Reality
Geneva UPI reports the United States and the Soviet Union signed an accord to establish a Washington Moscow hot line to prevent accidental nuclear war. A teletypewriter circuit will link the Kremlin with the Pentagon and likely the White House enabling 24 hour instant communication between President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev.
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UPI
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Kremlin
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White House
Kennedy
Nikita §. Khrushchevy
Weather Outlook East and West of Divide This Weekend
East of Divide forecasts mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers or thunderstorms Friday into Saturday. Cooler highs 65 to 80, lows 40 to 52. West of Divide expects considerable cloudiness with showers or thundershowers Friday and Friday night, partly cloudy Saturday with afternoon showers, highs 62 to 72, lows 38 to 48. Maximums cover 12 hours, minimums 18 hours, and precipitation 24 hours ending yesterday at p.m.
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