U S Sailors Missing in Cuba Forced Down by Soviets
A U S Air Force plane with nine aboard was forced down by Soviet fighters inside Soviet territory. The Soviets say the crew were seized and the plane burned. U S officials reported a C118 transport with nine aboard, en route from Nicosia to Tehran, possibly off course. ambassadorial talks followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Llewellyn
Thompson
Gromyko
U. S. Defense Dept
Washington
Nicosia
Cyprus
Teheran
Iran
Turkey
Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Prospector Shot Near Twin Bridges Blame Sparks Feud
Madison County officers blame a long standing mining feud for the Saturday shooting death of 50 year old Rochester prospector Jesse Kasserman. A murder complaint was filed against 42 year old Robert E Woods Jr of Seattle in Virginia City justice court. Bond set at 5000. Woods would make no formal statement. The shooting occurred about 1 pm in the Nez Perce Basin ten miles west of Twin Bridges following an argument over mining claims. Woods and a nephew were in the area where Woods father Robert E Woods and Robert W Dickie own property. Woods said he saw three men in a car and was introduced to them. He identified Kasserman as the man connected to the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Rochester
Jesse Kasserman
Helena
Justice Court
Virginia City
Robert E. Woods Jr
Seattle
Justice of the Peace
Robert FE. Gohn
Chester L. Jones
Woods
Nez Perce
Twin Bridges
Jones
Kasserman
Robert FE. Woods
Sampson
Butte
Robert W. Dickie
E. Second
Dickie
Kas
Mansfield Defends Interceding With Agencies
Senators Mansfield and Bridges defended interceding with regulatory agencies as part of a congress member’s job. The issue arose amid the Sherman Adams Bernard Goldfine controversy. Defense Dept figures show Goldfine's defense contracts peaked in the Truman years, with no evidence Adams sought contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Congress
House
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Pentagon
Goldfine
Truman
Adams
Washington
Eisenhower
Defense Dept
John Fox
Krazy Daze Sales Event Heads Through Butte
Butte plans its annual Krazy Daze sales event Monday and Tuesday with automotive and trailer dealers joining in. Merchants prep in the wake of Fourth of July celebrations, promising best buy prices and zany costumes for employees with cash prizes awarded Monday at 3 pm at Park and Main. music by Elmer Clark and his troupe to drive the tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
South Side
Montana
Krazy Daze
Elmer Clark
Musicians Union
Trobadours
Park and Main
Crowds At Vigilante Days Rodeo Final Night In Butte
A large crowd packed the Civic Center for the final night of Butte’s Vigilante Days rodeo as cowhands competed for national titles in the Blue Chips event. In calf roping, Johnny Leonard of Del Rio Texas led with 22.1 seconds overall and 10.6 for a calf, followed by Terry Jensen of Scottsdale Arizona at 22.8 seconds, Jack Burkholder of Fort Worth Texas at 23.0, and Scotty Howard of Houston Texas at 23.8. Burkholder posted the fastest Saturday time at 11.2 seconds. Attendance across three nights totaled 10,482 with 3,919 paid for the final night. Continued on page 18.
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Butte
Civic Center
Johnny Leonard
del Rio
Texas
Terry Jensen
Scottsdale
Ariz
Jack Burkholder
Fort Worth
Scotty Howard
Houston
Leonard
Jensen
Burkholder
Howard
Reynolds Brothers
Contractors Plan Regional Parley
Montana Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Assn named committees to plan a tri-district conference at Glacier National Park on June 22 to 24, 1959. More than 250 members from nine western states will attend. Galen Naylor presided at the annual meeting. A. L. Rowe and Karl Coyne reported on the May district convention. fixes bid profit discussion by T. M. Edwards. Rowe to chair general convention. Coyne to head convention secretariat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
National Electrical Contractors Assn
Glacier National Park
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Galen Naylor
Billings
Montana Association
A. L. Rowe
Great Falls
Karl Coyne
Butte
T. M. Edwards
Rowe
Mr. Coyne
Savings ads fuel record consumer cash growth
Consumers savings surpass 300 billion for the first time as households boost liquidity. Smart families sell unused furniture tools and camping gear via Want Ads to attract buyers. To place an ad, call 5451.
Dr Farrell Addresses Montana Chiropractors Banquet
Dr Harry G Farrell president of the Montana Dental Assn spoke to members of the Montana Chiropractic Assn and their guests at the annual convention banquet in the Finlen Hotel Missoula president Dr J S Benson gave the welcoming address The event featured cochairmen Dr K H West and Dr E J Paulsen with invocations and benediction from local clergy including Dr Ray Gilleard and Rev Milete Simonovich The convention included speakers Dr J B Wolfe of Northwestern College of Chiropractic and Dr L M Griffin and Dr L M King from Georgia and Denver respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Farrell
Montana Dental Assn
Montana Chiropractic Assn
Farrell
Chiropractic Organization
Finlen Hotel
J. S. Benson
Missoula
K. H. West
Butte
E. J. Paulsen
Cochairman
Ray Gilleard
Columbia Falls
Milete Simonovich
Serbian Orthodox Church of
J. B. Wolfe
Northwestern College of Chiropractice
Minneapolis
Minn
L. M. Griffin
Georgia Chiropractic Assn
L. M. King
Denver
Colo
Record Sunday school attendee marks 83 years
In Philadelphia AP report Miss Jennie Powers, 86, is honored for perfect Sunday school attendance spanning 83 years at Westside Presbyterian Church. Despite last February’s foot of snow two men carried her to a car and she attended a small service, extending a claimed world record for consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jennie Powers
Westside Presbyterian Church
Star of Russian Ballet Held As Shoplifter
BRUSSELS AP The star of the Bolshoi Ballet Olga Lepeshinskaya was caught shoplifting in a Brussels department store as she was about to leave with an umbrella gloves cuff links and tape She pleaded in French and broken English not to be taken to police headquarters and did not perform that night She was released after questioning and a decision on prosecution was pending
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Bolshoi Ballet
Olga Lepeshinskaya
Stalin
Palace of Justice
11 Year Olds Win Butte Fish Derby
Paulette Duffy 11 wins girls division with a two pound five ounce rainbow, the largest land catch in the Fourth of July Derby on Bell Creek. Bill Turk 11 takes boys division with a two pound rainbow, using a night crawler. Jerry Pesanti 8 earns a divisional prize. Derby sponsored by Butte Kiwanis Club, stocked trout by Federal Fish Hatchery at Fanis.
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Paulette Duffy
Paul Duffy
Paulette
Greeley School
Bill Turk
Edwards
Bill
Tony Turk
St. Ann School
Jerry Pesanti
Jerry
Butte Kiwanis Club
Bell Creek
Federal Fish Hatchery
Fanis
Rocky Mountain
Butte Man Dies After River Drowning Near Whitehall
Patrick Bowler, 25, of Butte, died while swimming the Jefferson River near Point of Rocks seven miles south of Whitehall. Rescue crews battled the current for hours but could not recover the body. Bowler was among nine children of Mr and Mrs William Bowler and was on a camping weekend with local companions when the tragedy occurred. Divers from Madison and Jefferson counties and volunteers from Deer Lodge County were called to assist. authorities warned only experienced searchers should volunteer due to treacherous conditions. The man’s death marked a second drowning in Butte within three days.
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Whitehall
Jefferson River
Butte
Patrick Bowler
Bowler
Madison County
Jefferson County
Dan Quinn
Deer Lodge
William Bowler
Washington
Richard Hansen
S. Main
Rudy McCaslin
Bobby Hawk
W. Park
Bobby Adams
Silver Star
Montana Republicans Open 1958 Campaign With Platform and Elections
Helena AP Montanas GOP opens the 1958 general election campaign in Helena meeting to adopt a platform and elect a chair man and vice chairman for two years. Miss Molly O Claskey speaks at a breakfast, and Gov. J Hugo Aronson welcomes delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Montana Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
Molly O. Claskey
Republican National Committee
Washington
Montana Weather Summary for Sunday and Monday
Montana weather forecasts vary by region. East Montana expects mostly fair conditions with variable clouds and a few showers in the extreme north Sunday and Sunday night, then partly cloudy Monday. West Montana remains partly cloudy Sunday, mostly fair Monday with little temperature change. Highs Sunday range from 60s to 80s, with warmer Monday. Minimums and regional details follow the table.
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Montana
Peterson Brothers of Butte and Wisdom habit of parachute escapes
Capt John R. Peterson, flight surgeon, bailed from a 20 000 foot jet trainer near Laughlin AFB Del Rio Texas after canopy failure. He landed bruised but recovered and was guided by pre flight instructions. His brother Dar win A Peterson jumped from a crippled C119 near Cullman Alabama in March 1955 just before a crash.
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John R. Peterson
Laughlin
del Rio
Texas
Darwin A. Peterson
Butte
Cullman
Ala
Peterson
C. S. Kline
Kline
Comstock
Russia to Attend Geneva Talks Amid Test moratorium dispute
Washington officials read a note from Moscow as signaling Russia will participate in Geneva nuclear test talks beginning Tuesday. The message seeks a full and clear suspension of all nuclear tests, but reportedly does not require U S agreement as a precondition for Soviet attendance. Khrushchev’s government may be using the move as leverage to press for a moratorium while avoiding a killed conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Moscow
Russia
Geneva
United States
Khrushchev
Fear Rebels Seized 29 Americans
Twenty nine American sailors were reported missing after a picnic trip from the Guantanamo naval base in Cuba. Authorities said a Cuban bus carrying 24 Navy and Marine personnel disappeared, with two Cubans on the bus also missing. Embassy officials and the State Department were investigating.
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Havana
Cuba
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
U. S
Fidel Castro
National Broacasting Co
New York
Washington
Navy
Guantanamo City
Marine Corps
Naval Base
State Dept
Grandfather Richard Green Welcomes Nazareth Hospital Babies
In Philadelphia claims record Frank Green, a grandfather, notes 23 grandchildren born at Nazar eth Hospital. The 22nd child, Richard Green, arrived June 22, and the 23rd, Thomas Fox, was born June 23.
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Philadelphia
Frank Green
Nazareth Hospital
Richard Green
Thomas Fox
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U.S
Prospector
Sen. Mansfield
Sens
Mining City
Dr. Farrell
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
England
Norman Montellier
UPI
James L. McConaughy, Jr
Time and Life Magazine
Daniel J. Coughlin
Robert Ginsberg
Glenn A. Williams
U.S. News and World Report
Robert Sibley
Boston Herald Traveler
Jefferson
Montana Weather
Max. Min
Ays
Belgrade Broadus BO
Cut Bank Dillon
Drummond File
Glasgow
Havre
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Yellowstone
Peterson Brothers of
Butte and
Wisdom
Alfred N. Peterson
Big Hole Basin
By John M. Hightower
Fear
George Kaufman
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