Phosphate Plant Contract Is Let Near Philipsburg
Kaiser Engineers awarded the contract to build a concentrator on the Douglas phosphate property twelve miles north of Philipsburg. The $6 million mining develop ment aims to produce 300000 tons of concentrate yearly for ammonium phosphate fertilizer, with about 125 workers, as Deer Lodge super intendent C W Noon noted the project progresses toward 1964 completion.
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Douglas
Philipsburg
Montana Phosphate Products Co
Kaiser Engineers
C. W. Noon
Deer Lodge
Eliot Hyman
Ray Stark
Seven Arts Pro
Comoon
Pany
London
Dr James at Philadelphia medical college reunion
Dr James delivered the 45th annual class reunion address at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia. He praised American medicine, urged defense of medical independence from federal control, reviewed drug discoveries and life expectancy, and noted the Kerr Mills Law support and global respect for American medical training. He and Mrs James visited relatives in New York City.
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H. H. James
W. Gold
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
James
America
Congress
Charles Biddle
New York City
Garden Court Theater Opens Summer Season on July 6
The Old Garden Court theater launches its summer schedule with The Clown Who Ran Away on July 6 and Wizard of Oz as a Sunday and Saturday matinee. Children’s shows run at 1 p.m. in July and August. Producers are Bob and Ann Smith. Summer workers meeting at West Broadway on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Winter tickets honored for summer performances.
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Garden Court Theater
New York
Bob
Ann Smith
West Broadway
Bozeman Considers Census for Alderman Increase
Bozeman City Commission weighs a census to see if growth after annexing 872 acres pushes population over 15,000, allowing two extra aldermen in addition to the existing three. The move follows recent municipal expansion.
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Bozeman
Bozeman City
Navy to Push Search For Thresher Submarine
The Navy plans a Monday dive using the two man bathyscaph Trieste to 8 400 feet off Cape Cod as the Preserver tows toward the Thresher site 220 miles east of the cape. The $45 million submarine with 112 Navy officers and 17 civilians sank April 10, its hull crushed by deep sea pressure.
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Fort Snelling
Navy
Trieste
Thresher
Montana Masons Begin 99th Grand Lodge Session
Billings hosts the opening of the Montana Masons 99th annual grand lodge session. Grand Master Leroy Aserlind of Livingston will preside as the event starts Sunday.
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Billings
M AP
Montana
Masons
Grand Lodge
Leroy Aserlind
Livingston
Tax Cuts Take Shape Under Kennedy Plan Pressures
The House Ways & Means Committee moves toward final tax reform with a target to cut individual and corporate rates. White House seeks at least 10 billion dollars in net revenue loss, while conservatives push restraint and labor seeks more relief for lower brackets.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
White House
Kennedy
Democrats
Organized Labor
Committee Democrats
Moscow Peking tensions deepen as July summit looms
Relations between the Soviet Union and Communist China deteriorate with mutual accusations over a scurrilous document. Officials anticipate a failed July 5 summit, as Moscow avoids responsibility and Peking rejects compromise with the West on Marxism.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Kremlin
Communist Movement
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Red China
Central Committee
Navy Makes History Launching Four A-Submarines Simultaneously
Four nuclear submarines launched in simultaneous ceremonies at Groton and across the country marking the first joint christening in submarine history. Tecumseh and Flasher christened at Electric Boat, Mare Island, and Newport News. Daniel Boone and John D Calhoun also launched with sponsors including Rosalie Calhoun and Mrs. Wakelin Jr. The Flasher shares lineage with the doomed Thresher.
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Groton
Daniel Boone
Mare Island
Calif
John D. Calhoun
Newport News
Florida
Thames River
James H. Wakelin Jr
South Carolina
Contract Awarded For Ennis Work
Borgan Construction Co. of Billings won a contract from the Interior Department to build two residences at the Ennis Fish Hatchery for 36360 dollars. The award was announced by Senators Mansfield and Metcalf.
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