General Session of Shippers Board Held in Butte
The 134th regular Northwest Shippers Advisory Board meeting convenes at the Finlen Hotel in Butte with 250 registrants expected. Key speakers include F. P. Donohue and R. E. Sheridan, while sessions cover government grain, car supply, and freight loss prevention.
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Shippers Board
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Finlen Hotel
Butte
Northwest
Montana
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
W. C. Anderson
Minneapolis
Sednen
F. P. Donohue
W. L. Kennedy
Silver Bow Ballroom
R. E. Sheridan
Missoula
Anaconda Forest Products Co
Treasure State Room
Ralph Wittman
Douglas Larson
T. N. Hackney
H. J. Surles
St. Paul
P. W. Gosling
G. J
E. A. Timm
J. H. Blose
Washington, D.C
Association of Amer
Kentucky Governor Bans Racial Discrimination in State Licensed Establishments
Gov. Bert Combs issued an executive order barring racial discrimination in all state licensed businesses and professions including hotels, restaurants, doctors, real estate brokers, and watchmakers. The move aims to bypass civil rights legislation during a special session focused on hospital funding, with agencies given 60 days to report authority and then to implement full compliance. Negro leaders welcomed the step with cautious approval.
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Julius Rather
Combs
Eastern Kentucky
Butte Man Elected Supreme Conductor At ACT Meeting
National officer Ray Reynolds of Butte was elected supreme conductor at the 76th annual meeting of the United Commercial Travelers in Pittsburgh. Reynolds has long been active in state and district ACT circles. His home is 2640 State. Lawrence A. Gode of Mankato Minnesota was elected supreme counselor.
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Ray Reynolds
Butte
United Commercial Travelers
Pittsburgh
Lawrence A. Gode
Mankato
Minn
Helena Teamsters Strike Threats Reported, NLRB Weighs Action
Wesley M. Wilson, NLRB field examiner, said verbal reports of two threats and one throwing incident surfaced during the Helena Teamsters Union strike but no investigation will occur without a formal charge. He noted pickets have limited protection for verbal threats. A violation would require the threat maker to act as a union agent rather than as an individual.
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Helena
Wesley M. Wilson
Seattle
National Labor Relations Board
Butte Delegates Lead Ninth Circuit Meeting in Santa Barbara
Four men from Butte attend the Ninth Judicial Circuit conference in Santa Barbara California as part of a Montana delegation led by Judge James R Browning. Senior Circuit Judge Walter L Pope will address relief petition handling after Supreme Court rulings. The gathering includes 59 federal judges and 150 lawyer delegates with participants from 15 law schools.
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Butte
U.S. Ninth Judicial Circuit
Santa Barbara
Calif
James R. Browning
Belt
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Montana
W. D. Murray
U.S. Atty
Walter L. Pope
Missoula
Supreme Court
Pope and Browning
W. J. Jameson
Billings
Emmett C. Angland
H. Cleveland Hall
Great Falls
Thomas N. Kelley
John C. Sheehy
A. W. Scribner
Helena
Russell E. Smith
Alaska
Hawaii
Kennedy deems Berlin Wall a symbol of Communist failure
President Kennedy, amid massed West Berlin crowds, calls the Berlin Wall an offense against history and humanity. He proclaims Ich bin ein Berliner, vows free peoples are citizens of Berlin, and urges a resolve to not yield to communism as he tours key sites including Checkpoint Charlie and the Brandenburg Gate.
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Berlin
Kennedy
West Berlin
Tegel
Iron Curtain
Ireland
East
Rathaus
Delirious Dublin Welcome for Kennedy Starts Ireland Visit
President Kennedy arrived in Dublin for a three day sentimental visit amid a ticker tape welcome so intense that he exited his car and led a security wedge through the crowd. Crowds packed 20 deep. Irish President De Valera greeted him with Gaelic praise and promises. Kennedy will receive five city freedoms, visit the Kennedy homestead, stand on his ancestor’s dock, and address the Dail, asserting US support for West Berlin.
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Dublin
UPI
Kennedy
Ireland
Jack
U.S
Eamon de Valera
Phoenix Park
Embassy
Secret Service
U. S
Matthew M. McCloskey
Germany
de Vaera
de Valera
Republic
The
West
Atlantic
Patrick Kennedy
America
Dail
Parliament
Kennedy urges civil rights bill before Congress
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy urged passage of the administration civil rights bill before a House Judiciary subcommittee. He faced objections to a ban on discrimination in hotels and restaurants amid Southern opposition and political tension. The hearing drew a large crowd, with Kennedy asserting the courts and administration had pivotal roles in advancing the program.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Kennedy
Helen Keller at 83 remains engaged with world events
On her 83rd birthday in Easton Connecticut Helen Keller stays alert to current events. Companion Evelyn Seide says she is happy content and pleased to have lived a long life. Keller follows astronaut progress on TV and reads Braille magazines daily while enjoying her garden and two dogs.
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Evelyn Seide
Arcan Ridge
Miss Keller
Phillip Brooks Keller
Dallas
Tex
Mildred Tyson
Montgomery
Ala
Mrs. Seide
Leroy Gordon Jr
Polly Thomson
Miss Thomson
Helen Keller
Anne Sullivan Macy
Miss Sullivan
William Gibson
Patty Duke
California Girl 13 Killed In Poison Crash
A 13-year-old California girl on vacation in Montana died in a one car crash near Ravalli after the driver appears to have fallen asleep. The father mother and a 17-year-old sister were hospitalized after the car rolled several times and plunged down a 200 foot embankment. The Montana traffic toll for 1963 reached 109 with this death.
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Poison
California
Montana
Ravalli
Lake County
A. A. Coulter
U. S
St. Ignatius
House Approves Record Defense Budget 410 to 1
The House passed a 47 billion appropriation to fund the 51 billion defense plan starting July 1, with only Rep. Thomas B. Curtis voting against. Lawmakers endorsed preserving the 2,691,000 strong force while discarding new RS70 bomber funding not requested.
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House
Senate
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Curtis
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate approves Area Bill in partial comeback for Kennedy
The Senate voted 65 to 30 to extend the Area Redevelopment Agency program with an extra 455 million dollars for communities with chronic unemployment. The House previously defeated it 209 to 204, in a major upset. Democrats defended the agency against GOP attacks while Republicans called it a pork barrel.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
House
Congress
Area Redevelopment Agency
ARA
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Butte Weather Centers on Fair Skies This Week
Mostly fair conditions persist with afternoon and evening clouds today and Friday. Highs near 78, overnight lows around 48. On this date last year, temperatures were 69 and 51.
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Butte
Weather outlook east and west of Divide shows warm temps
East of Divide expects generally fair weather Thursday and Thursday night with partly cloudy Friday and scattered showers in the western mountains Friday afternoon. West of Divide forecasts fair Thursday, partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday with scattered showers late Friday afternoon. Highs reach 75 to 85. lows 40 to 55.
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Divide
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