Complex estates tied to Hardin ranch battle
In cases involving Frank and Bertha Tschirgi and the Thomas family, lawsuits claim undue influence by Frank on Matthew Tschirgi to alter a trust and a sales contract for Antler Ranch near the Crow Reservation. Matthew and Bertha died in 1961 and 1962, with $1 million claimed by the Thomases. Administrators include Rex Hibbs and Union Bank and Trust Co.
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Frank Tschirgi
Bertha
Matthew Tschirgi
Clara Tschirgi Thomas
Antler
Crow Reservation
Montana
Thomas Familes
John R. Scott Jr
Miles City
Matthew
Bertha Tschirgi
Helena
Scott
Tschirgis
Clara Thomas
Thomas
Tweylla
Thomases
Union Bank and Trust Co
Kennedy challenges De Gaulle and reaffirms Atlantic partnership
In St Pauls Church Kennedy told 900 German officials and leaders that the US seeks a united strong Europe. He warned against domination of European councils, urged a Europe with a common voice, and praised Atlantic partnership. Crowd responses included 19 applause bursts and a half minute standing ovation. He traveled from Hanau lunch with 358 Army enlistees and reviewed NATO troops near Frankfurt. Ludwig Erhard joined him, and Frankfurt officials welcomed him at Roemerberg.
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de Gaulle
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
St. Paul's Church
City Hall
Europe
Frankfurt
Hanau
NATO
Fliegerhorst Army Air Base
Ludwig Erhard
Werner Bockelmann
Roermerberg
Ferry on Japan yard build to run Mazatlan La Paz route
A ferry funded at 3.592 million dollars and built in Japan's Kure yards is expected in service within a year between Mazatlan on the Pacific coast and La Paz on the Baja California peninsula. Hugo Cervantes del Rio, head of the toll highway and bridge agency, disclosed plans.
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Mexico City
Japan
Kure
Mazatlan
Pacific
la Paz
Baja California Peninsula
Hugo Cervantes del Rio
Toll Highway and Bridge Agency
John J Murray Led Walkerville as Mayor in 1900
John J. Murray served as mayor of Walkerville during 1900, guiding the town through early 20th century changes and civic developments.
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John J. Murray
Walkerville
Swede Arrested and Soviet Envoy Expulsions Spark Probe
Police describe the Swede as a lone operator with many case aspects still under investigation. The Russians expelled Maj. Gen. Vitaly Nikolsky and Georgy Baranovsky from Sweden. Wennerstrom, a former Swedish air attache, had a long diplomatic career in Moscow and Washington before returning to Stockholm. The State Department and FBI offered no comment.
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Sweden
Vitaly Nikolsky
Georgy Baranovsky
Wennerstrom
Moscow
Russia
Washington
Stockholm
Nikolsky
Baranovsky
State Department
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pope Kennedy Prayer Extends Blessings to Non Catholics
The Pope invoked rich heavenly grace for non Catholic Americans and their families while preparing for his coronation on Sunday Vatican officials said no confirmation of rumors he would visit the United States again. The coronation ceremony will begin at 6 p.m. outside on St Peter's Square with an altar and throne set before the basilica.
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United States
Atlantic
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
Basilica
Khrushchev to visit East Berlin for Ulbricht birthday
Russians and East Germans announced Khrushchev will visit East Berlin to honor Wal ter Ulbricht on his 70th birthday. They also declared a forbidden zone around West Berlin with special passes required to enter, aiming to curb defections.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Communist Party
West Berlin
Wall
US housing boom adds over twelve million homes
Between 1952 and 1962 the United States built 12,244,800 new homes, enough to house about 41,421,000 people. The surge reflects rapid postwar growth and expansive population needs.
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New York
United States
Three Airmen Cleared in Keeler Affair Reports
The Pentagon says three airmen were cleared after being questioned with the claim it would be unfair to them. British papers named Charles Lee Wright and Sgt. George Hopkins as among those involved, while Sylvester denied intimate contact and any link to Miss Keeler. The men were brought home for questioning, and officials say no other U S personnel are under investigation.
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Charles Lee Wright
Mount Vernon
Ill
George Hopkins
Bellaire
Ohio
Pentagon
3Rd Air Force
South Ruislip
Sylvester
Miss Keeler
U.S
Malaya Reaches Out as Federation Talks With Singapore Continue
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman backs off a take it or leave it demand for Singapore before joining Malaysia. He will send representatives to London to resume talks with Singapore delegates to resolve the federation funding issue amid British pressure.
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Singapore
Malaysia
Rahman
London
Germany to Host Yanks as Tribute
Bonn AP The West German government invites President Kennedy to select 100 Americans to visit West Germany and Berlin as a tribute to American postwar aid. Werner Dollinger minister for federal property extended the invitation with no further details available.
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Germany
Bonn
Kennedy
West Germany
Ber
Werner Dollinger
Arrests of Ben Bella Opponents Sweep Algerian Cities
Police round up political enemies in Oran Constantine and Algiers. Mohammed Boudiaf, exiled government leader, reported detained but not by regular police. army suspected in the actions according to unofficial reports.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Constantine
Mohammed Boudiaf
Ameri cans Use 250 Billion Gallons Water Daily
The U S Department of Agriculture reports Americans use about 250 billion gallons of water daily. By 1980 the department projects a 250 percent increase in total water use.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
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