Full Use of Montana Timber Resources Could Multiply Payroll
Robert E. Sheridan told a Butte audience that Montana’s forest resources, fully used and developed, could support a total annual payroll of 238 million dollars. He spoke at a joint Rotary Club and Northwest Shippers Advisory Board luncheon in the Finlen Hotel. The Missoula executive, general manager of Anaconda Forest Products Co., cited a Forest Service study estimating 28,000 jobs in primary production.
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Montana
Butte Group
Robert E. Sheridan
Missoula
Butte
Sheridan
Anaconda Forest Products Co
Butte Rotary Club
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Finlen Hotel
Treasure State
Forest Service
Robert A. Poore
Rotary
W. P Cooney
F. P. Donohue
St. Paul
Shippers Board
Rotary Club
Butte Chambers of Commerce
E. I. Renouard
Anaconda Co
Northwest shipper board meets in Butte for 1963 outlook
The Northwest Shippers Advisory Board ended its 134th meeting in Butte with 150 to 200 industry representatives. The group forecast a 4.6 percent rise in third quarter cargowork excluding ore and concentrates, led by grain potatoes livestock and other goods.
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Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Finlen Hotel
Butte
Montana
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Northwest
F. P. Donahue
Minneapolis
Weather update for Butte with clouds and storms
Partly cloudy today with afternoon and evening thunder showers today and Saturday. High 75 and low 45. One year ago highs and lows were 78 and 37.
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Butte
Weather Outlook East of Divide Friday Through Saturday
Cloudy period with scattered thundershowers Friday into Saturday. Friday remains warm with highs 75 to 95 across zones, cooling Saturday to 65 to 85. Friday night lows 40s to 60s, with West of Divide slightly cooler. The Table notes 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums for the period ending yesterday at p.m.
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Divide
Kennedy charm wins over Wexford cousin farm visit in Ireland
President Kennedy toured New Ross and Dunganstown in a warm display of family ties and public adulation. He shared a kiss with his third cousin Mrs Mary Ryan at the cottage gate and greeted about 15 000 villagers during a six mile drive to the Kennedy homestead. The visit featured a Gaelic banner a floral frock and exchanges of gifts with distant Kennedy kin.
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Dublin
Ireland
Kennedy
Wexford
New Ross
Dunganstown
Jack
Mary Ryan
Patrick Kennedy
Boston
Andy Minihan
John XXIII
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Albatross Company
Ecumenical Council Resumes Under Paul Vist Pope
Pope Paul VI orders the Ecumenical Council to resume on Sept. 29 three weeks after Pope John XXIII set date. The preparatory commission will reconvene next week to implement John’s instruction to trim items from 70 to two. Chief Justice Earl Warren to lead the U.S. delegation at the open air St. Peter’s Square coronation ceremony.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
John XXIII
Kennedy
Amleto Giovanni Cardinal
Cicognani
Pope John
Pope Paul
St. Peter's Square
Earl Warren
U.S
France warns Europe not to rely on U.S. security indefinitely
Paris reports that Alain Peyrefitte, speaking for Charles de Gaulle, urged Western Europe to question reliance on American guarantees. He noted U S neutrality in 1914 and 1939, and referenced Kennedy's pledge to risk U S cities to defend European freedom while warning future U S policy may shift in a decade.
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Paris
France
Europe
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Washington
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Frankfurt
Alain Peyrefitte
Peyre
Fitte
America
Peyrefille
U.S
Oral Polio Drive Ends Sunday in Madison County
The Sabin oral vaccine immunization program ends Sunday June 30 in Madison County with Type III doses offered at four clinics in Harrison Ennis Sheridan and Twin Bridges. A makeup clinic for Type III is set for July 7 in Sheridan and residents from three months old up are urged to attend for protection against polio.
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Ses
Madison County Federation of Women's Clubs
Walter G. Sagunsky
Sabin
Sheridan
Harrison
Ennis
Twin Bridges
Masonic Temple
Kennedy mobbed by Irish teen fans at Dublin visit
More than 1,000 screaming teen age girls broke through police lines and mobbed President Kennedy in Dublin as he left Iveagh House after a dinner. Security men hurled girls aside and fought to keep Kennedy safe while crowds of nearly 5,000 cheered him at the event. Earlier, guests at a garden party hosted by President Eamon De Valera caused anxiety for Kennedy's guards.
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Dublin
UPI
Kennedy
Irish External Affairs Department
Sean Lemass
Iveagh House
Gong
Eamon de Valera
Spokane Man Dies in Wreck on Montana Highway
Joseph Stanislaus Arsenault 41 president of Modern Masonry Co. Spokane died when a truck with roofing material left U S Highway 10 west of Saltese Montana and rolled. His two sons 10 and 8 escaped injury. The Montana toll rose to 110 from 94 year ago. A priest gave last rites at the scene.
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Associated Press
U. S. Highway 10
Saltese
Montana
Joseph Stanislaus Arsenault
Modern Masonry Co
Spokane
Joseph
John
Arsenault
Spokane Valley
Norwalk
Calif
U. S
Highway Patrol
Ennis Delegate Governor of Girls State
In Bozeman at Montana State College the annual Girls State elected Mary Ann McDonnell of Ennis as governor and Bernice Koyama of Hardin as lieutenant governor. Susan Stanisich of Butte became secretary of state and Jill MacDonald of Great Falls attorney general, all Blue Party members. Other officers included Carol Jo Harbolt, Janet Moody, Sharon Critelli, Mitzi Jones, Trudy Polich, Cherry Reid, Claudia Johnson, Mary Pat Johnson, Julia Beck, Carol Christensen, Gloria Giger, and Donna Moore in various roles across state offices and the judiciary, with several Gold Party and nonpartisan positions.
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Bozeman
UPI
Blues
Montana State College
Mary Ann McDonnell
Ennis
Bernice Koyama
Hardin
Susan Stanisich
Butte
Jill MacDonald
Great Falls
Blue
Carol Jo Harbolt
Chinook
Gold Party
Janet Moody
Helena
Blue Party
Sharon Critelli
Billings
Gold
Mitzi Jones
Winston
Trudy Polich
Railroad and Public Service
Cherry Reid
Poplar
Claudia Johnson
Supreme Court
Mary Pat Johnson
Julia Beck
Carol Christensen
Columbus
Gloria Giger
Glendive
Donna Moore
Helena Strike Accord Reached
Representatives of the Helena Employers Association and Teamsters Local 45 settled their three week dispute late Thursday night. Some drivers return to work Friday morning others Monday. A union meeting Friday will vote on the contract.
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Helena
Helena Employers Association and
Teamsters Local 45
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