Democrats Seek To See Who Leads Birchers in Montana
Helena AP reports Montana Democrats plan to attend an open Cut Bank Birch Society meeting to identify leaders. Chairman Fred Barrett says the party seeks to learn who runs the group and notes attacks on Democrats at national and state levels.
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Birchers
Helena
Democratic Party
John Kirch Society
Montana
Fred Barrett
Joe Kelly
John McKeon
Deer Lodge
Gordon Bennett
Lloyd Skedd
Barrett
John Birch
Schools adopt 1963 64 budget with net decrease
Trustees of School District No 1 approved a preliminary budget of 3 549 234 75 for 1963 64 a net decrease of 51 524 56 from the prior year The elementary budget drops while the high school budget rises driven by ANB changes and declined mill levies The plan awaits final adoption by the county board on July 22 and Maybelle Hogan will review by July 1.
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Trustees of School District No. 1
Brown’s Gulch
Fish Creek
Maybelle Hogan
Board of Supervisors
Miss Hogan
Kevin Shannon
Shannoneo
Charles Rins
James B. Shea
He R. Lochrie
Frank J. McHugh
Herb Conway
Helen Kneebone
Butte School Trustee Herb Conway Resigns
Herb Conway resigns from School District No. 1 in Montana effective Tuesday. He will move to Richland Washington to take an assistant cashier post at Richland Bank of the Old National Bank of Wash. Conway cites removing politics from school elections and thanks supporters. A replacement will be named by May Belle Hogan to be confirmed by remaining board members. Conway is a World War II veteran and longtime Bank employee. he and wife Adele Mudro have three children.
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Herb Conway
Walnut
Mametnight
United Party
Debbie
Richard
Dolly
Richland
Wash
Richland Bank
Old National Bank of
Butteman
Security Bank
Maybelle Hogan
Silver Bow County
Conway
Miss Hogan
Margaret A. Leary
Montana
Kevin Shannon
Walkerville
Tom Conway
Sherman
Butte High School
Butte Mines
Anaconda Co
Butte Lodge of Elks
Race Track
Adele Mudro
Elementary School Fee Set For Butte 63 64 Term
Butte public schools will charge a $2.50 basic supplies fee for grades 1 through 6 in the 1963 64 term. The fee, approved by the school board, aims to raise about $10 000 for essential supplies. Orientation day is Sept 3 with a June 5 closing for 64, and holidays noted.
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Butte
Charles Davis
Davis
Parsons Francais
Clarence Thomas
Butte High School
Mary M. Sullivan
The
Grant
Agnes Connelly
Madison
Ann Lynch
Butte High
Ray Bunday
Ray Warring
Tom Cunningham
Alleged American Spy Released by Czechoslovaks
In Vienna on Monday, Prague authorities freed American Helen Kozeradsky of Passaic New Jersey who had been jailed for alleged espionage since 1960. A U S Embassy spokesman said she was released and flown to the United States, with no announcement of her arrest or sentence by the Czechoslovak Communist authorities.
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Vienna
UPI
U. S
Prague
Helen Kozeradsky
Passaic
N. J
Kozeradsky
Battin Leads Republicans to Reassert Monroe Doctrine on Cuba
Washington Republican leaders push a resolution accusing Soviet presence in Cuba of violating the Monroe Doctrine and urging Kennedy to reaffirm non intervention in the Western Hemisphere. Rep. James F. Battin heads the task force. party debate over Cuba as campaign issue persists.
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Washington
UPI
House
Cuba
Kennedy
James F. Battin
R-Mont
GOP
Congress
Western Hemisphere
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Farm and Ranch Day Draws Montana Farmers to Butte
Nearly 1,000 farmers and ranchers from southwestern Montana head to Columbia Gardens for the Butte Chamber of Commerce Farm and Ranch Day. The 4 to 6:30 p.m. program features a beef barbecue, games, and free rides, rain or shine, with indoor options if needed.
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Montana
Magicland
Columbia Gardens
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Earl Britton
Cochairman
Gardens
Britton
Butte
Ralph Huntley
John McKenna
E. W. Beech
Harry Bennett
Ben Bentley
Jere Davis
John Downey
Clifford Fay
Donald Harrington
E. T. Henderson
Robert Henningsen
Robert Heckman
Anton S. Leskovar
E. E. MacGilvra
Gilbert McFarland
H. J. Murphy
T. L. Oaas
Dave Orlady
J. Hal Pasley
Milwaukee Road Trains to Run Between Aberdeen and Deer Lodge
A Milwaukee Railroad spokesman said passenger trains will continue to operate between Aberdeen South Dakota and Deer Lodge until further notice. The statement followed a denial by the Interstate Commerce Commission of the railroad's application for passenger service between those points.
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Chicago
UPI
Milwaukee Railroad
Aberdeen
S. D
Deer Lodge
Interstate Commerce Com- Soner
Kennedy and Adenauer Push for Seaborne Nuclear Force
In Bonn Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer pledged to urge reluctant NATO members to form a sea based Allied nuclear force. They cautioned France to join a broader plan while seeking to lower global tensions. Kennedy said no unilateral action against the East German dead zone and noted Berlin rights would be handled by the three Western commanders.
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Cuba
GOP
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N. Y
U.S
Bonn
Germany
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Free World
United States
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Wall
Mail Carrier Hurt in Crash Near Dell
George Preston of 2803 Silver Bow Blvd. sustained minor injuries when his car slid off a rain slicked spot near Dell while passing another vehicle. He was admitted for observation at Barrett Hospital in Dillon. Patrolman Harold Forsman said the 4:15 p.m. Monday incident caused minor head lacerations.
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George Preston
Silver Bow Blvd
Lima
Dillon
Dell
Barrett Hospital
Harold Forsman
Forsman
Preston
Khrushchev to Visit East Germany Amid Kennedy Berlin Trip
Soviet Premier Khrushchev will travel to East Germany this Sunday to mark Walter Ulbricht’s 70th birthday as Kennedy completes his West German Berlin tour. Bonn officials see the move as boosting East German morale and countering Kennedy’s visit.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
East Germany
Kennedy
West Germany
Berlin
Tass
Moscow Radio
Walter Ulbricht
Communist Party
Bonn
Senate extends wartime taxes to June 1964
The Senate voted to extend the 52 percent corporate tax and excise levies on liquor beer cigarettes new cars auto parts and other items until June 30 1964 to prevent a $4.2 billion annual revenue loss. The measure now goes to President Kennedy for signature.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Rail merger proposal eyed by Chicago and North Western
Chicago and North Western Railway directors in New York approved seeking control of Rock Island Railroad by stock ownership and filed for ICC permission to consolidate. They also authorize talks with Milwaukee Road for a possible three way merger linking two long routes.
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Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railway
Rock Island Railroad
North Western
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Milwaukee Road
Rock Island
Ben W. Heineman
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
Mil
Weather Around Butte and Divide Regions
Partly cloudy and warmer today with increasing clouds and isolated showers. West of Divide shows little temperature change with highs 55 to 70 and showers through Wednesday. East of Divide expects highs near 60s to 70s with showers across Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Butte
Divide
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