Plans for $500000 Butte Store Reported
J L Berlin of Albertsons announced a plan to spend at least $500000 on a Butte store as part of a $6 million plus expansion across Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming and Utah. The firm currently operates 90 stores and may pick among three potential sites in Butte with a target date to be announced.
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J. L. Berlin
Boise
Albertsons, Inc
Montana Standard-Post
Butte
Berlin
Albertsons
Northwest
Billings
Great Falls
Missoula
Boise, Idaho
Abbertsons, Inc
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Mont
Kennewick
Wash
Seattle
Mountlake Terrace
Lake Forest Park
Mercer Island
Lacey
Olympia
Eugene
Corvallis
Milwaukie
Coos Bay
Gilmore, 64, Butte Postal Clerk Dies
John Joseph Gilmore, 64, longtime Butte resident and postal clerk, died Saturday in a local hospital. Born Sept 11, 1899, he served in World War I and belonged to Knights of Columbus. Solemn requiem mass set for 11 am Wednesday at St. Joseph Church. burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Rosary at 7:30 pm Tuesday at Daly-Shea Mortuary with Fourth Degree K of C honor guard. Survived by widow Laura and multiple children and relatives.
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John Joseph Gilmore
Butte
Colorado
Gilmore
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph Church
Holy Cross
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Laura
John Jr
San Diego
Raymond V. Gilmore
Anaconda
Gerald
Air Force
Michael
M. Rose Frances
OLVM
Redlands
Calif
Kenneth E. Gardiner
Imperial Beach
Kathleen Gilmore
Poland Leader Congratulates Pope Paul VI on Election
President Aleksander Zawadski sent a congratulatory message to Pope Paul VI read on state radio. He expressed best felicitations and wishes for fruitful activity for peace and peaceful living together among all nations.
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Warsaw
Poland
Aleksander Zawadski
Paul VI
Israeli firm to build 100 room hotel in Dar es Salaam
An Israeli firm plans a $2.24 million project to construct a 100 room air conditioned hotel in Dar es Salaam Tanganyika. Construction will add a new lodging facility to the capital’s hospitality sector.
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ES Salaam, Tanganyika
Girl Falls From Fifth Floor In Mexico City
Andora Martinez Rodriguez, 14, plunges from a fifth floor apartment Saturday landing in a flower pot. She is taken to a hospital by ambulance but found to have no injuries.
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Mexico City
Andora Martinez Rodriguez
Speed Blamed For Wreck Killing Airman
Airman 3C Robert L. Tangle, 17, died after his car crashed into a wooden bridge on Montana Highway 2 near Glasgow. Speed was estimated at 70 mph. no seat belt saved him. Two co passengers, Ralph Ford Jr. and Darrell Synan, survived in good condition. Tangle was a Michigan resident married to Janet Marie. toll rises to 107 for the year.
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Glasgow
Michigan
Robert L. Tangle
Ray Houghton
Tangle
Ralph Ford Jr
Darrell Synan
Houghton
Montana Highway 2
Janet Marie
Mrs
Belmont Tangle
Lansing
Mich
Montana
March 1963 Civil Rights Activism Amid National Tensions
In Washington attorney general Kennedy flags more evidence in the Medgar Evers case against Byron de La Beckwith. Detroit hosts a massive Walk for Freedom led by Martin Luther King Jr. with 1,600 police on duty and no incidents. Biloxi police crack down on a Gulf coast Wade in while arrests reach about 68 Negroes and three white men. Nixon endorses Kennedy civil rights goals during Cairo conference. Redlands sees a Negro minister appointed to an all white Tucson church. Los Angeles police arrest 24 members of CORE after a 12 hour sit in at a suburban housing tract sales office.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Byron de la Beckwith
Medgar W. Evers
NBC
Meet the Press
Beckwith
Jackson
Miss
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Detroit
Martin Luther King Jr
Biloxi
Gulf Beach
Oklahoma City
Richard M. Nixon
Cairo
Egypt
Kennedy
Congress
Redlands
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
Los Angeles
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Mississippi man charged in Medgar Evers murder ambush
Byron De La Beckwith, a 42 year old fertilizer salesman and White Citizens Council member, was charged with first degree murder in the ambush killing of Medgar Evers outside his Jackson home. FBI traced a rifle’s telescopic sight and a fingerprint to Beckwith, who opposed integration and publically protested his church’s pro integration stance.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Mississippi
White Citizens Council
Medgar Evers
Byron de la Beckwith
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Evers
Beckwith
Hoover
Bureau
Mississippi Delta
Episcopal
Church of the Nativity
Greenwood
National Council of Episcopal Churches
Weather summary for Montana regions
Mostly cloudy with showers through Tuesday. East region winds. showers south portion early morning spreading northward. West region scat tered showers, more Tuesday. Highs 55 to 70 in all areas, lows 38 to 50. End of 24 hour precipitation data pending.
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Montana East
Montana West
Billings Girl Killed as Horse Falls
Peggy Stauffer, 16, died after being thrown from a horse near Sixth Avenue North and USS Highway 10 on Billings east side. Coroner Mel Boice cites multiple injuries including skull and spinal fractures from the fall as she and two friends returned horses to a Billings stable.
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Billings
UPI
Peggy Stauffer
Sixth Avenue
Yellowstone County
Mel Boice
Miss Stauffer
Peggy
Walter R. Stauffer
Kennedy vows US to defend Western Europe on European tour
President Kennedy opened his European trip in Bonn with a pledge that the United States will remain committed to defending Western Europe. He told a crowd of about a half million Germans that the alliance will stay and that Western Europe is a source of unity and strength. Kennedy received honors from Chancellor Adenauer, visited Cologne and Bonn sites, and noted NATO faces transition while Western Europe becomes a stronger partner.
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Bonn
Germany
Kennedy
United States
Europe
Kennedee
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
France
Wahn
Western Europe
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Adenauer
Cologne
City Hall
Washington
de Gaulle
Ireland
Britain
Italy
NATO
Fire Destroys Home in Butte
Firefighters battled a 62 hour blaze at the home of Ed Wickman in Butte from Saturday night into Sunday. Crews ran short of water, refilling at the Star Lanes alley as the Boulev ard department fought to save the structure. The Wickman family evacuated about an hour before the fire. Fire crews from Home Atherton and Boulevard districts were dispatched at 10 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Ed Wickman
Mile Vue
Joe Wagner
Boulevard Department
Star Lanes
Wickman
Negro Lawyer Davis Shot to Death on Parkways
Quinton L. Davis a 25 year old Washington lawyer employed by the Federal Trade Commission in the deceptive practices division was killed by gunfire on the Baltimore Washington Parkway as a car traveling behind opened fire. Lew Satterfield and his wife were in the same car and reported two shots shattered the left rear window.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Quinton L. Davis
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Davis
Howard University Law School
FTC
Lew Satterfield
Baltimore
Friendship Airport
Great Falls Mystery Airman Drowned at Party
Air Force and civil officers questioned several witnesses after Airman Michael R. Davis, 21, of Columbus Ohio, drowned at an old gravel pit south of Great Falls during a June 17 swimming party. Autopsy showed drowning with a puncture wound not from a bullet. investigators pursue leads on missing reports and possible second body.
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Great Falls
Air Force
Michael R. Davis
Columbus
Ohio
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Davis
Tunisian student jailed over torrid love letters
In Tunis a male student Azzedine Ben Salah faced eight months in prison after authorities charged him with impairing the morals of a minor. The case began when the father of a female student complained to police.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Azzedine Ben Salah
Georgia Diocese Sets School Desegregation for Fall
The Savannah diocese will desegregate all elementary and high schools this fall, effective Sept. 1 1963, covering 88 counties and cities including Savannah Macon Columbus Augusta Waycross Valdosta Albany. Bishop J McDonough announced after meetings with priests and teachers who supported the move amid expected protests. The region faces a federal court order to integrate at least one grade in public schools next year with a July 1 deadline for a plan.
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Savannah
J. McDonough
Suny
Georgia
Macon
Columbus
Augusta
Waycross
Valdosta
Albany
Atlanta
North Georgia
McDonough
Charity of Christ
Chatham County
Board of Education
Butte Liquor Stores Slashing Staff in State Plan
Nine employees at state liquor stores in Billings Butte and Great Falls will lose their jobs effective July 1 as part of a retrenchment reducing total staff from 40 to 31. State Liquor Board pared back staffing at stores No 3 Billings No 2 Butte No 116 Butte No 139 Great Falls and No 140 Great Falls with multiple position cuts.
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Helena
Billings
Butte
Great Falls
EJ. Rafn
Lewistown
State Liquor Board
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Frank Quinn
Standard-Post
Dewey Bills
John J. Gilmore
Speed
JFK Thunderous
Space
Aviatrix Jerrie Cobb
America
Miss Cobb
U.S
Associated Press
Cier
Exer
NAACP
Belgrade Broadus Bar
Dillon
Drummond
Havre
Helena Kalispell
Livingston
Miles City
West
Yellowstone
Whitehall
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