Josephine Tebo Rites Planned After Death in Butte
Mrs. Josephine Tebo of 14 N Washington Butte died Sunday after brief illness. A Kansas native, she lived 67 years in Butte, 14 in Whitehall, and returned here. Survived by son H J Tabo and daughter Gertrude Lee, plus siblings and many relatives. Funeral set for Wednesday at Duggan Merrill Mortuary with Requiem Mass at St Patrick Church.
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Josephine Tebo
N. Washington
Butte
Tebo
Kanas
Whitehall
Elizabeth Grandpre
H. J. Tabo
Gertrude Lee
Hollywood
Rose Limbert
H. K. Poole
Concordia
Kan
Thomas Betters
Portland
Henry Betters
Miltonvale
Ian
Therese Mack
Victor, Grandpre
Illinois
Irene Kinsman
Duggan Merrill
St. Patrick Church
Whitehall Cemetery
East Germans flee regime in mass exodus figures rise
USIA reports 261,622 East Germans left for the year, about 5,000 weekly, as the refugee total since World War II surpasses 30 million. Industrial workers form the largest refugee group with over half under 25.
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Washington
The
United States Information Agency
USIA
Samoan Leaders Warn On Tourist Liquor Impact
In San Francisco three Samoan executive councilmen told AP that while tourists are welcome, liquor poses problems for Western Samoa. They said liquor is under strict control at home and the islands face fewer issues without it, as they prepare to present to the United Nations on self-government for their 100,000-strong Polynesian population.
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San Francisco
Samoa
Alderman Lindquist Dies After Decades of Youth Service
John Lindquist 75 longtime alderman of Butte and civic leader died after a life devoted to parks recreation and youth programs. He served from 1922 to 1933 and again from 1937 onward, earning awards for outstanding citizenship and long service to schoolchildren and community athletes.
Nixon Defends Adams as Ethics Debate Intensifies
President Nixon defended Sherman Adams saying his status depends on future disclosures and that Adams remains his administrative assistant. Rep. Keating and Sen. Javits planned a Monday bill to create a government ethics code, while Democrats fired sharper attacks labeling Adams a freeloader and framing the controversy as a major domestic challenge.
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Nixon
Adams
Goldfine
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
National Committee
Democratic Digest
Goldfine Arrives in Washington To Tell His Story
Bernard Goldfine arrives in Washington with his lawyers seeking a one day delay before a House subcommittee on Legislative Oversight. He says he will answer questions if his attorneys agree and plans no news conference.
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Goldfine
Washington
Bernard Goldfine
House
Boston
Sherman Adams
Roger Robb
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Robb
John Fox Robb
Harris
Cynthia Howard
Miami
Howard
Cynthia
Mildred Paperman
Samuel P. Sears
Sears
Bomb Damages Bethel Baptist Church in Birmingham
A bomb exploded outside Bethel Baptist Church, home to Negro integration leader Rev. F. L. Shuttlesworth, in Birmingham. The blast shattered windows and cracked plaster, following a prior bombing within two years. A Negro motorist reported seeing a carload of white men pass before discovery.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bethel Baptist Church
F. L. Shuttlesworth
Formosa Press Is Muzzled
In Taipei the new publication bill opposed by independent presses became law as President Chiang Kai-Shek issued the decree. The most criticized clause allows the government to suspend any newspaper after nine successive warnings.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
U S Plane Missing Near Soviet Border Promptly Landed
The Defense Department reports a U SDC6 airliner en route from Cyprus to Teheran disappeared in overcast weather near Turkey. It says the aircraft likely stayed above clouds using instruments. no deliberate air space violation by the U S is found. The State Department asks Moscow for the swift return of six officers and three airmen onboard.
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Thompson
Gromyko
U. S
Defense Dept
Cyprus
Iran
Air Force
Teheran
Turkey
Soviet Union
Erevan
United States
Pakistan
Weisbaden
Karachi
Nicosia
International Civil Airways
Adana
Department of State
Moscow
Montana Chiropractors Back Education Referendum
The Montana Chiropractic Association urges support for two measures on the November 4 1958 election ballot. They endorse the six mill levy renewal for university operational funding and a bond issue for future construction at the six units of the Greater University System.
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University of Montana
Montana
Montana Chiropractic Assa
Car goes off ferry killing man and saving brother
In Seaford Delaware a car backing from a ferry over the Nanticoke River fell through the guardrail and sank in 15 feet of water. Otis Spicer 63 of Wilmington was rescued while his 61 year old brother Rora Spicer disappeared. A man in a boat retrieved Otis before the missing brother could be reached.
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Seaford
Del
Otis Spicer
Wilmington
Rora Spicer
Nanticoke
Laurel
Budd Promoted to Private First Class at Ft Gordon
Harold R. Budd son of Mr and Mrs Fred F Budd of Butte Montana recently earned promotion to private first class at Ft Gordon Georgia while attending the Army Southeastern Signal School Budd joined the Army last October and completed basic training at Ft Carson Colorado He is 18 and a graduate of Butte High School
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FT. Gordon, Ga
AHTNC
Harold R. Budd
Fred F. Budd
S. Arizona
Butte
Mont
Ft. Gordon
Army
Southeastern Signal School
Budd
Ft. Carson
Col
Butte High School
Garcia to Report on United States Trip in Independence Day Speech
President Carlos P Garcia will address the nation from Manila on Independence Day July 4 detailing his current trip to the United States. The Philippines and the United States observe Independence Day on the same date.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
United States
Philippines
Glenn R. Loomis Taken by Death
Glenn R. Loomis 14 W Quartz died in a local hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Broken Bow Nebraska and had lived here four years working as a miner until two years ago. Funeral services will be held at Daly-Shea Mortuary Wednesday at a time to be announced. Surviving are sons Ronald Loomis Clarkston Washington Gary Loomis Butte and Gene Loomis Trident. father Henry W. Loomis Gothenburg Nebraska. sister Mrs Ray Homer Three Forks. brothers D. R. Loomis Trident and J. H. Loomis Lafayette Indiana.
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Athens
Dan Sullivan
E. Granite
Butte
Sam
Lindquist
Sullivan
Jack Sullivan
S. Alabama
Greece
Three Musketeers
Boston
Massachusetts
East
Middle West
Paris
London
United States
American Amateur Athletic Union
Sweden
Berlin
Germany
Kaiser Wilhem
Peter Peterson
South Main
Roy Hubbard
Peterson
Hubbard
Ann Romare
New York
AAU
Montana
Meaderville
Centerville
Holland
Glenn Russell Loomis
W. Quartz
Broken Bow
Neb
Loomis
Daly-Shea
Ronald Loomis
Clarkston
Wash
Gary Loomis
Gene Loomis
Trident
Henry W. Loomis
Gothenburg
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Corpyce
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Calif
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Damon Lodge No
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Melbourne
Australia
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Linnea Lodge
Order of Vasa
Order of White Shrine
Bagdad
Nixon—Adams
Standard Publishing Co
West Broadway
Radio Eng
W. Park
U.S
Chiropractors
Garcia
Glenn R. Loomis
Natura Birch
America
Aluminum Supply Co
Harrison Ave
Main
Anaconda
Metropolitan
Pharmaociat
Dietician
Butte-Anaconda
Metals Bank
Butte, Montana
Fred Dugdale
Martin Hagenson
Mgr
Butte Area
Arthur Dugdale
William F. McNulty
Karl Stockinger
Hilary Nickel
Edward Yeager
Frank J. Wetully
T. Joseph Mooney
George Powers Joseph Yerkich Thomas P. McIntyre
James Lowney
Edward Nordquist
Metropolitan Life
Stockton Street
California
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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