Butte Rodeo Parade details and organizer lineup
Spectators nationwide will watch a major league rodeo in Butte as 500 rodeos are approved yearly by the PRCA. The Thursday parade starts East Broadway and Arizona Street then winds through Park Montana Utah Front Harrison to Father Sheehan Memorial Park with formation by 11 15. Parade committee includes Bob Henningsen Tom Kelly Lloyd Crippen and others. Pioneer passengers will be picked up between 11 30 and 11 45 at Centennial HQ Thornton Building. Captain team leads listed for pioneer division.
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Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Butte
East Broadway
Arizona Street
Park
Montana
Arizona
Utah
Harrigan
Harrison
Father
Tom Kelly
Butte Copperhills Celebration Inc
Lloyd Crippen
Copperhill Centennial Celebrations Inc
Bob Henningsen
Carolyn Larsen
Butte Vigilante Rodeo
Laddie Club
Cochairmen
Claude Wampler
Leo Jarvis
Ed Carter
J. E. Kelley
Rex Henningsen
Ed Sparks
K. R. Burritt
Bill McDowel
George Kerrigan
Howard Larsen
Centennial
Thornton Building
Ken Burritt
Three youths in Neshoba County held after church fire visit
Sheriff Rainey says the disappearance may be staged as three youths were taken into custody while viewing a Negro church burned last week by armed whites. They were released around 10:30 p.m. Sunday and escorted from town. Separately explosions shook three Negro residences in McComb, Missouri, but no injuries were reported.
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Neshoba County
Lawrence G. Rainey
Byene
McComb
Missouri
De Gaulle to Outline France's Views on World Problems
Paris officials announced that President de Gaulle will present France's positions on major world issues. The outline follows a two hour cabinet meeting that reviewed foreign and domestic policies, with Information Minister Alain Peyrefitte relaying the plan.
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Paris
UPI
Press
France
de Gaulle
Alain Peyrefitte
Marriage Ban in Bombay Proposed to Curb Population
Asoka Mehta deputy chairman of India's planning commission says many remain unmarried or barred from marrying to cope with population growth. The plan involves restricting marriages to control the rising numbers.
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Bombay
India
Planning Commission
Asoka Mehta
Butte Fire Doused After Undetermined Origin Blaze
Butte brief reports a fire Tuesday evening about 8 15 p m of unknown origin. The city fire department responded and contained the blaze.
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Butte City Fire Department
Anaconda Man’s Father Dies in Oregon and Spokane
The deceased was born in Anaconda and died in Spokane at Great Falls on April 3, 1890. He married Emma Meier in St. Paul on November 5, 1919, and was a Grange member with relatives in Salem, Dallas, Granite Falls, Seattle, and Inglewood. The body rests at Fischer Funeral Chapel and will be moved to the LDS Church at 10 Friday morning for a 2 o’clock service. Friends may visit Thursday morning in the family plot at New Hill Cemetery Perpetual Care.
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Spokane
Great Falls
St. Paul
Emma Meier
Salem
Ore
David Kroeker
Dallas
Robert Avery
Granite Falls
Wash
Elaine Rowe
Seattle
Alice Owens
Inglewood
Calif
Fischer
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Inni
Family Plot Perpetual Care
New Hill Cemetery
Freethinkers Appeal Pledge Case to Supreme Court
UPI reports freethinkers in America plan to take their case to the U S Supreme Court to remove the words under God from the Pledge of Allegiance recited by New York schoolchildren. The New York State Supreme Court had ruled the pledge may stand and that children could opt out.
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New York
UPI
Inkers of America
U. S. Supreme Court
New York State
Joseph Lewis
Education reforms trim Soviet higher education lengths
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union plans shorter university programs across fields. Scientific and technical educations drop from five to four or five to four years, law history journalism and art from five to four years, medical training in some specialties from six to five, and agricultural specialization from five to four years.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Lame Deer man pleads innocent in wife’s June crash death
Roger Kill Night, 21, pleaded innocent to charges in the June 7 traffic death of his wife Ruby. District Judge Guy C. Genz set a trial date for September 8.
One Word in Pidgin English Stands for Many
The puzzle notes that in Pidgin English one term can cover multiple concepts such as grass, beard, hair, or fw. The query asks for the single word that serves this broad meaning.
Gambling on Montana Ballot Endorses Tax and License Plan
Lee and his organization push a legalized gaming framework for Montana with a state commission, tax distribution to general funds, counties, welfare, education, and advertising. The plan limits devices and tables, licenses gambling, and enforces penalties for unlicensed play while coordinating with law enforcement. Lee notes no salary but travels for civic outreach and condemns hypocrisy.
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Yellowstone
Cascade
Missoula
Lewis and Clark
Custer
Park
Hill
Gallatin
Lee
Nevada
State General Fund
State Commission
The
Anaconda Co
Butte
Stone
Montana
Eagles convention in Lewistown to draw 600 delegates
About 600 delegates are expected to converge in Lewistown for the Montana Fraternal Order of Eagles annual convention. The meeting runs Wednesday through Saturday and will feature ritualistic competition, among the largest conventions Lewistown hosts this year.
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Lewistown
UPI
Montana
Order of Eagles
Fire devastates Caloocan business district on Tuesday
A blaze tore through Caloocan City's suburban business district on Tuesday causing wide damage. Police investigate arson as a possible cause and note ongoing inquiries into the incident.
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Caloocan City
John C. Adam Rites Conducted at White's Funeral Home
Services for John C. Adam were conducted Tuesday at White's Funeral Home with the Rev. Richard Vick of Mount Bethel Methodist Church officiating.
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John C. Adam
White
Richard Vick
Mount Bethel Methodist Church
Death Summons Mr. Trewhella
Albert R. Trewhella 58 of 930 Hornet died Tuesday at Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital after a long illness. A Butte native, he entered the Navy in 1942 and served with the Seabees in Europe and the Pacific. Survived by mother Mary E. Trewhella and siblings all of Butte. Services Thursday at Wayrynen Funeral Home at 2 o'clock with burial at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Albert R. Trewhella
Hornet
Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital
Ye Trewhella
Butte
Navy
Catherine
Mary E. Trewhella
William J. Trewhella
Ethel Paull
Pearl Gilbert
Wayrynen Funeral Home
Mount Moriah Ceme
Afghan Team Joins Red China On Border Demarcation
An Afghan team travels to Pamir to meet a Red China team in joint border plotting. The formal demarcation is postponed due to wet weather and unclear conditions.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Pamir
Foresters Plan Spraying Target Spruce Budworm
Foresters led by Hartman discuss spraying in early July to attack spruce budworm in its fifth or sixth instar amid cold temperatures. Regional Forester Rahm was absent in Washington. The effort also targets sagebrush south of Roosevelt Drive with herbicide, with no observed harm to fish or game birds.
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Hartman
Neal M. Rahm
Washington, D.C
Robe
Roosevelt Drive
Beaverhead Forest
Boulder District
Tom Farbo
Deerlodge
Farbo
Volcano erupts near Niigata after earthquake
Niigata region in Japan reports a volcanic eruption at Yokoyama on Tuesday marking the first since January. Officials could not confirm a link to last week’s earthquake. The peak lies about 60 miles southwest of Niigata.
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Niigata
Japan
UPI
Yokoyam’s
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