Kennedy heads on 12 day European tour to press US policy
President Kennedy travels to four European countries starting in Bonn with Chancellor Erhard and ends with Berlin and Dublin style diplomacy. He will meet Pope Paul VI in Vatican City and hold five major speeches amid Europe’s political turbulence while addressing civil rights at home.
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Dead Zone Built On Berlin Wall
East Germany set a 110 yard wide dead zone on its side of the Berlin Wall ahead of Kennedy’s visit, barring entry to Western military and most East Germans. Western powers rejected the zone, calling it a brutal move in the Berlin crisis as they prepared for Kennedy’s European tour. A wider 545 yard border zone extended along the West Berlin perimeter, while U S Britain and France pledged free movement for their troops in Berlin.
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University Control: Teachers Union Take on Power Question
The Montana Standard-Butte Daily Post reports the teachers union urging control of university governance, while the governor, regents, and Butte alumni strongly oppose the shift. Details outline the union's position and the political reaction shaping the debate.
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Paul VI Aims for Unity Peace and Social Reform
In his first world message Pope Paul VI follows Pope John XXIII, urging an end to nuclear war and a just world order. He vows to continue the Vatican Council and aid underdeveloped nations, calling for peaceful cooperation and social progress amid space era optimism.
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Suspect Taken In Evers Death
The FBI announced the arrest of Byron de la Beckwith, 42, in Greenwood Mississippi for the June 12 slaying of civil rights leader Medgar Evers in Jackson Mississippi. Hoover identified the suspect and said arraignment would be in Jackson as soon as possible.
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Umber Retains State AFL-CIO Executive Post
James Umber was reelected executive secretary of the Montana AFL-CIO for a seventh term after defeating Perry Melton 10 091 to 5 573 in a runoff. Joe Crosswhite was elected president and John Miller named vice president as delegates were urged to attend both party conventions in 1964.
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Kalispell
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Bozeman
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Columbia Falls
John Miller
Robert Kelleher
John Birch Society
Wyoming
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Tim Babcock
Kelleher
Quake Recorded in Madison Valley
Montana State College seismograph confirmed Norris residents reported a quake Friday with readings at 8 43 a m and a later disturbance in the afternoon. Dishes rattled as Dr A N Johnson noted general disturbances likely worldwide masking local activity.
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Dean of Coaches Keeps Busy in Off Season
Harry Swede Dahlberg known as the dean of Montana coaches is an athletics and fitness expert who also gardens. His 1334 W Porphyry garden features abundant perennials and annuals, artistic plantings, evergreens, Virginia Creeper, and a productive vegetable plot with berries and cherries.
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Macmillan says he will not resign over Profumo scandal
London UPI reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan rejects being panicked into quitting as rumors swirl about higher ups involved. He warns against yielding to pressure and hints resignation could come only if he believes it serves the country, with August suggested as a possible time by a Conservative MP.
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Butte July 4 Parade Sees 22 Floats Entered
Butte celebrations Inc announces 22 floats entered for the Independence Day parade starting at 10 am on July 4. Entries include six motorized units 11 marching units seven horse units two decorated cars and 1 musical organization.
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Record attendance seen for Gala Butte Rodeo
Tickets for Butte Montana rodeo sponsored by Vigilante Rodeo and Saddle Club are selling fast. Club president John Downey says seating will accommodate fans as attendance may reach a record. The event runs July 5 6 and 7 at new rodeo grounds costing over 40000. Overnight visitors and hotel bookings rise while top cowboys from Reno and the Northwest head to Butte including Bob A Robinson Enoch Walker Bob Ragsdale Bob Cook Walt Linderman.
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Airman Drowns After Found Body Near Great Falls
The body of Michael R. Davis 21 of Columbus Ohio, stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base, was found in a private pond south of Great Falls. He had a bullet wound and autopsy planned to determine cause of death. Authorities suspect drowning or drowning-related injury and may search for another body.
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Fred Nicholson Jr
Weather update for Jha area with scattered showers
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail with occasional showers and cool temperatures. Highs range 58 to 68 across the region with lows near 38 to 52 tonight and Sunday night, while east areas reach 68 to 78 degrees Sunday afternoon.
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