Angry JFK denounces action and walkout halt
President Kennedy denounces the Pan Am and Eastern walkout as irresponsible as a federal judge issues a temporary restraining order for Pan Am. Eastern Airways stops operations with about 18 000 employees sent home. The Flight Engineers Union had pressed for a delay despite AFL CIO and National Mediation Board pleas. Picket lines form nationwide as the hearing is set for Tuesday.
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Henry Logeman
New York
UPI
Flight Engineers Union
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Kennedy
Pan Am
Eastern
George Meany
Afl-Cio
National Mediation Board
White House
George Rosling
Italy backs U S pledge on defense and foreign policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk received assurances from Italian officials that the socialist supported government would continue pro Western defense and foreign policies. In Rome he met with President Segni Prime Minister Fanfani and Foreign Minister Piccioni as a joint communique affirmed common goals for defense of the West.
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Rome
UPI
Dean Rusk
Italy
Rusk
Europe
Bonn
Antonio Segni
Amintore Fanfani
Attilio Piccioni
West
United States
Explosion injures many shoppers in downtown Denver
In downtown Denver an oxygen tank exploded during a building razing, sending flying glass and debris. A fireman and a female shopper were seriously injured. many others treated for cuts and injuries as flames threatened adjacent theaters. An employee said sparks from a cutting torch ignited insulation before the blast.
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Denver
UPI
Barnett Wrecking Co
Cip
Montoya
Eleanor Dulany
Butte Resident Seriously Hurt in Crash
Butte, Montana 54 year old George E. Michelish of 221 East Front Street was seriously injured when his northbound pickup left a curve on U S Highway 91 about 20 miles south of Butte. The vehicle rolled multiple times and was demolished. He suffered head and neck injuries, fractured ribs and possible internal injuries and was rushed to St. James Hospital in an ambulance. He remained in fair condition and semi conscious late Saturday. Deputy sheriffs assisted at the scene while Michelish, a construction worker at Armstead, was returning from work.
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George E. Michelish
E.front
Butte
William Madlena
Michelish
St. James Hospital
Madlena
Mihelish
Ken Cunningham
J. P. McEnaney
Armstead
Butte Prepares for Fourth of July Parade In 1967 Style
Butte plans a big Fourth of July parade with 25 or more floats three bands and several drum and bugle corps. Entries include Meaderville Volunteer Fire Dept Montana Power Co South Side Athletic Club City Recreation Dept Bob and Joe's Montana Amateur Speed Skating Assoc Butte Beer Young Democrats Butte High School Seniors Forest Service Girl Scouts Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co and more. Bands include Butte High Butte Municipal and Cathedral High School of Helena. Parade starts 11 a.m. Thursday forming at the courthouse with route details on Page 1 Section B.
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Town Gulch
Dublin Gulch
Butte
Anaconda Road
Meaderville Volunteer Fire Dept
Montana Power Co
South Side Athletic Club
City of Butte
City Recreation Dept
Bob and Joe's
Montana Amateur Speed Skating Association
Butte Beer
Young Democrats
Butte High School
Forest Service
Girl Scouts
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Butte High
Butte Municipal
Cathedral High
Helena
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Butte Aerie of Eagles
Butte Records 80 Degree Peak in 287 Days
Butte reached 80 degrees Saturday the warmest since 287 days ago. The last higher reading was 83 on August 29, 1961, with a previous high of 78 on April 19. Forecast calls for another 80 with thunderstorms.
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Butte
GOP's Chance Is Here at Montana Convention
Gov. Tim Babcock told the Montana Republican convention that the GOP stands on the threshold of a golden opportunity as Americans fear centralized government. He urged placing nation and state ahead of party and personal interests and attacked the Kennedy administration for seeking control over agriculture education and more, calling Thursday’s farm bill defeat an encouraging sign for public influence on destiny.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Babcock
Kennedy
Wisconsin Rep Warns GOP Against Kennedy Power Grab
Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin told the Republican State Convention that only a GOP Congress can halt the Kennedy Administration. He condemned the New Frontier for power grabs, urging vigilance and votes to defeat unsound legislation.
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Helena
UPI
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Weather outlook east and west of Divide with t thunder showers
Partly cloudy conditions continue east of Divide with afternoon and evening thundershowers through Monday. Highs near 80, nightly lows around 44. West of Divide sees partly cloudy evenings with scattered thundershowers and little temperature change, highs 78 to 85, lows 35 to 45. The table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending at 8 p.m. Saturday.
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Divide
Picotte elected Montana Bar Association president
Gene A. Picotte of Helena was chosen president with William H. Coldiron of Butte as president-elect at the Montana Bar Association’s 74th annual meeting in Bozeman. The group urged constitutional amendments for four year county attorney terms and removal of explicit justices of the peace while preserving courts, plus higher judicial salaries and retirement plans. Former U.S. Sen Burton Wheeler spoke on safeguarding legislative authority from executive delegation.
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Bozeman
UPI
Gene A. Picotte
Helena
William H. Coldiron
Butte
Montana Bar Association
Picotte
Ben E. Berg Jr
Justices of the Peace
Montana
U.S
Burton K. Wheeler
Association
Congress
Report on Modern Utilization of State Lands
A yearlong study on state land use, led by a panel once appointed by Gov. Nutter and now under Gov. Babcock, will be presented to the governor with confidential details. Public comment is avoided while other state voices weigh livestock grazing fees and related revenue, including school contributions in 1960-61.
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Helena
Tim Babcock
Donald G. Nutter
Babcock
Collision Kills Spokane Man 80 in Montana Crash
A Spokane Washington man, Daniel George Samski, 80, died in a head on collision on U S Highway 98 near Connor Montana. Two Montanans, Robert Dallman and his wife, both about 45, of Hamilton, were badly injured. Ravalli County Sheriff John Cain said details were not yet known and one car appeared to be traveling at high speed. Patrolman John Driscoll assisted in the investigation. Montana highway fatalities for 1962 reached 87 for the year to date.
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Hamilton
UPI
Spokane
Wash
Connor
Here
Daniel George Samski
Robert Dallman
Ravalli County
John Cain
Dallmans
Camn
John Driscoll
Montana
Man Found Dead in City Jail Strangulation Suspected
A 59 year old transient was found dead in a city jail cell about 10 p.m. Investigators and coroner Andy Aleksich said an autopsy will determine if death was strangulation or natural causes. FBI will take fingerprints to establish identity and the body lies at White's Funeral Home.
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Andy Aleksich
Clarence LeRoy Coryell
Bill Horan
John Gardner
Herb O'Neill
O'Neill
Aleksich
FBI
White
Metcalf Dissents In Strategic Materials Voting
The Senate voted 59 to 1 to permanently extend the law controlling exports of strategic materials. North Dakota Senator Metcalf and Oregon's Neuberger dissented on amendments. Keating’s two amendments passed 57 to 2, sent to the House where similar bills exist. The current export control law expires June 2.
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Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Ironworkers End Strike on State Missile Projects
About 225 ironworkers who walked off Minute Man Missile sites in the Lewis town Harlowton area will return to work Monday. Union agent Sam Stoddard and Fuller-Webb spokesman said labor disputes were settled after marathon talks with American Bridge Co., which will reinstate a discharged union representative. International organizer John McKean helped negotiate the settlement.
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Great Falls
UPI
Minuteman
Lewistown
Harlowton
Sam Stoddard
Billings
Fuller-Webb
American Bridge Co
American Bridge
John McKean
Salt Lake City
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DaWayne B. Donegan
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Donegan
Aleta Lynn
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David Lee
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Joseph Christopher
Pop
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Trans World Airlines
Pan American Airlines
TWA
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Broadus Butte
Glasgow
Havre Helena
Kalispell
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Missoula
West Yellowstone
Bar Association
W. H. Coldiron
William HB. Coldiron
Thomas E. Mooney
Standard Post State Bureau
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