Senate Faces Heavy Work Schedule This Week
Senate action centers on Alaska statehood and freer atomic energy information exchanges after House passage. Budget bills loom including a 38 billion Defense Dept. appropriation, with emphasis on farm, housing, taxes, and defense restructuring as Johnson pushes a home stretch agenda.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Alaska
House
Defense Dept
House Rules Committee
Eisenhower
Senate House
Defense Department
Federal Aviation Agency
Federal
Civil Defense Agency
Office of Defense Mobilization
Congress
Free World
Ten Enter Rodeo Queen Contest In Butte
Ten entries filed for Butte rodeo queen contest a qualifier for Miss Rodeo of America 1958 James Huff and Don Harrington announced The contestants include Norma Anderson Frances Morris Phyllis Brown Sherry Stursberg Sharon Graveley Elizabeth Pilling Gloria June Nelson Connie Gagnon Theresa Oswald Maureen McCormick The winner advances to state finals and state winner goes to Las Vegas finals. The judging covers appearance personality and horsemanship The winner will be announced June 26 at Civic Center during Vigilante Days Rodeo.
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Butte
James Huff
Don Harrington
Norma Anderson
Schley
Frances Morris
Leslie
Helena
Phyllis Brown
East Helena
Sherry Stursberg
Bozeman
Sharon Graveley
Deer Lodge
Elizabeth Pilling
Divide
Gloria June Nelson
Connie Gagnon
Anaconda
Theresa Ann Oswald
Whitehall
Maureen McCormick
Helmville
Las Vegas
Dorothy Yeckel
Ennis
Penny Carr
Civic Center
Jones to keynote Montana GOP platform convention
Ashton Jones the Broadus Republican nominee for the U S House Montana 2nd District will keynote the state GOP platform convention in Helena opening next Sunday. GOP State Chairman R F Juedeman of Shelby will open sessions and part of the convention will be the election of a state chairman and vice chairman with Gov J Hugo Aronson welcoming delegates. Lou Welch of An continues on page 6.
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Helena
Ashton Jones
Broadus
U. S. House
Montana
Republican State Central Committee
R. F. Juedeman
Shelby
J. Hugo Aronson
Lou Welch
Jakarta Says Last Rebel Capital Fell
Indonesian radio reported the fall of Menado the rebel capital in North Celebes with Jakarta officials delaying confirmation. Rebels pledged continued guerrilla warfare from Celebes and Sumatra as the government retook oil fields and cracked a naval blockade, ending a four month civil conflict between Sukarno’s government and rebel leaders.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Menado
Celebes
Makassar
Peninaula
Sumatra
Sukarno
Padang
Sjafruddin Prawiranegara
Bukittinggi
Butte Plans July Fourth Fish Derby and Old 25 Dedication
Butte announces two Fourth of July attractions the Kiwanis fish derby for children and the Jaycees dedication of Old 25 the steam engine donated by Northern Pacific. The small fry ages 6 to 12 will fish June 28 at Bell Creek from 8 a.m. Derby registration at the Chamber of Commerce runs June 25 to 27 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. All participants assemble at Father Sheehan Memorial Park at 7:30 a.m. for photos. Fishing spans the area between the Butte Country Club and Harrison Avenue ending at noon with a two fish limit.
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Butte
Kiwanis Club
Jaycees
Northern Pacific Railroad
Bell Creek
Chamber of Commerce
Father
Helicopter Crash Kills Five Airmen Near Fort Riley
Five airmen died when an Army H21 helicopter crashed during a night training flight on a ranch near Manhattan Kansas. Three bodies were found in the wreckage and two were thrown clear. The dead were Chief Warrant Officer Argyle E Hayes Warrant Officer Robert L Jiles Warrant Officer Billy L Corley SP 2C Fred G Mason and Pfc Tyler E Brown. The helicopter based at Fort Riley and attached to the 81st Transportation Co was operating on a routine proficiency flight when it went down during a thunderstorm.
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FT. Riley
Kan
Manhattan
Philip Hostetter
U. S. Highway 40
Here
Argyle E Hayes
Robert L. Jiles
Billy L. Corley
Fred G. Mason
Tyler E. Brown
Army
Marshall Field
81St Transportation Co
Democrats Press For New Modern Farm Program In House
The House Agriculture Committee Democrats accuse the Eisenhower administration of sowing confusion among farmers and warn of sharp drops in prices and incomes without a new farm program. A 160 page report accompanies a catch-all bill opposed by Secretary Benson as potentially vetoable. Minority Republicans and one Democrat decry the proposals as controversial and costly.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Laying On of Hands Ordains Three Presbyters in Montana
The ordination ceremony at a Montana church involves B. McCleave of Bozeman Rev. Ian Young of Manhattan and Rev. William R. Lindsay of Butte. The Rev Alton J. Goodenberger gave the address at First Presbyterian Church Great Falls. Mrs. Clemmons sang as soloist. Clemmons will soon become associate pastor at High Street Presbyterian Oakland Calif.
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B. McCleave
Bozeman
Ian Young
Manhattan
William R. Lindsay
Butte
Alton J. Goodenberger
First Presbyterian Church of
Great Falls
Clemmons
High Street Presbyterian Church
Oakland
Calif
George E. Clemmons
First Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Helena Presbytery
William Holland
Dillon
Lewis Harre
Helena
Paul Krebill
Paul
Ruling halts desegregation plan at Central High School
U S District Judge Harry J Lemley granted a 26 year delay in the Central High School desegregation plan a move the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People plans to appeal. The order blocks seven Negro students already enrolled from returning to the 2000 pupil school this September. Governor Faubus praised the ruling as a return to normal relations while national leaders called for further hearings in the judiciary.
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Little Rock
Ark
U. S
Harry J. Lemley
Central High High School
Arkansas
Lemley
Central
New York
National Asociation For the Advancement of Colored People
Wiley Branton
Pine Bluf
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Branton
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Orval Faubus
Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
Montana highway traffic climbs toward record 1958
State Highway Engineer Fred Quinnell Jr reports statewide use of Montana highways rising sharply in 1958. Secondary roads up 13.7 percent and primary highways up 5.8 percent for five months. City streets up 2.4 percent while interstate traffic drops 0.7 percent.
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Helena
Montana
Fred Quinnell Jr
Quinnell
Montana Weather Ahead for Weekend Showers and Warmth
East Montana sees partly cloudy skies with warmer west and north plus scattered thundershowers. Sunday highs 65 to 75 with Sunday night lows near 45 to 55. Monday mostly cloudy with more showers and cooler highs 60 to 70. West Montana: partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers Sunday and Monday, highs 75 to 85 and Sunday lows 40 to 50. The table uses 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending 5 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
Nebraska Solon Joins GOP Critics of Adams
Senator Roman Hruska of Nebraska joined Republican critics of Sherman Adams on Saturday saying Adams acted more seriously than other aides who resigned. He urged even application of conduct rules. White House defended Adams amid calls for his removal as Nixon potential successor looms in 1960.
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Nebraska
Solon
Adams
Washington
Roman Khruska
R-Neb
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Hruska
Paul Butler
White House
Richard Nixon
Meade Alcorn
Montana Pythian Leaders Chosen At State Conventions
Lester Hall of Livingston was elected grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias and Cecelia Harberson of Great Falls named grand chief of the Pythian Sisters. The 1958 Montana conventions elected officers including Edward Myrah and others, with a banquet at the Finlen Hotel.
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Lester Hall
Livingston
Knights of Pythias
Cecelia Harberson
Great Falls
Pythian Sisters
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Vernon Prenevost
Butte
Pythian
Montana
Hall
Edward Myrah
Deer Lodge
Walter Oleson
Homer Terwilliger
Lloyd Griffith
Elwood Tompkins
Helena
Charles Bartle
Grand Inner Guard
W. K. Lyle
Grand Outer Guard
Emil E. Knoepke
Grand Tribune
Oscar L. Olsgaard
Anaconda
Vernon H. Prenevost
Naval Chief Burk e Faces Reprimand Over reshuffle stance
Defense Secretary McElroy signaled possible firing of Admiral Arleigh Burke for defying the Eisenhower administration on war reorganization. At Quantico he disclosed the President’s push for changes, while Burke backed the House version in Senate testimony.
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Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Eisenhower
Pentagon
McElroy
Burke
Ike
Quantico
UPI
Neil H. McElroy
Arleigh A
Marine Base
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
Chiefs of Staff
Ex-Butte Pilot Killed in Kentucky Plane Crash
Chief Warrant Officer John Ed Murphy a former Butte resident and WWII and Korean War veteran died Friday when his plane crashed near Ft. Knox Kentucky He was returning from a flight to Ohio Survivors include his wife Maria Smith his son Shaun and extended family Funeral arrangements will be announced later and remains forwarded to Butte
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John Edward Murphy
Butte
Kentucky
Chief Murphy
Ft. Knox
Ohio
Alpena
Mich
St. John Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Army Transportation Division
Aleutian Islands
Germany
Japan
Maria Smith
Boulder
Shaun
St. Louis
Ill
Inlaw
Fred Murphy
Salt Lake City
Bernard
Margaret
Ethel
Elizabeth
Michigan
Phil C. Smith
James C. Harris
Norman Drew
J. J. Smith
Helena
Paul T. Smith
Mrs. Walters 95 Pioneer of Montana Dies in Helena
Mrs. Louisa Ralston Walters, 95, a pioneer whose father built Marysville’s first house, died Saturday in Helena. She was a member of the Society of Montana Pioneers.
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Helena
Louisa Ralston Walters
Marysville
The
Society of Montana Pioneers
Brucker Denies Rumor Of Resigning From Defense Post
Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker rejected reports that he is considering resigning over Defense Department policy. He called the reports false, saying he has not contemplated leaving and will continue to be a team player despite disagreements.
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Brucker
Quantico
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Defense Dept
Burke Defies President On Military Service Provisions
Senator Burke supported two House measures reversing Eisenhower’s stance on military control. One would place all services under the defense secretary with authority exercised through service secretaries, a concept the President calls a legalized bottleneck. The other would allow any service to be under the Pentagon, prompting further friction and duplication.
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McElroy
Senate
Burke
House
Eisenhower
Defense
Pentagon
Last City Debris Pickup Is Today
Butte residents are urged to place debris in alleys or front sidewalks for a Sunday pickup starting at 10 a.m. Volunteers from Big Butte and other Fire Department stations will assist, with two siren blasts signaling the start. The program covers city and county areas.
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Butte
FE. N. Sparks
Sparks
Varius
Big Butte
Centerville
Meaderville
Boulevard
Race Track
Floral Park
Jack Simonich
Early Egyptians Had Movies of a Sort
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