Judge Studies Motion to Dismiss Co Op Tax Suit
Dist. Judge Victor H. Fall reviewed a motion to dismiss the Montana State Board of Equalization test suit on the 1961 Co Op Tax Law. Defense argued the legislature did not authorize taxing patronage dividends. the board claimed tax intent covered patronage dividends and regulations.
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George Remington Helena
UPI
Dist
Victor H. Fall
State Board of Equalization
Montana
Associated Foods
Farmers’ Union Grain Terminal Association and Cooperative Supply Co
Lake County
Helena
A. L. Libra
Hubert J. Massman
Equalization Board
Libra
A. W. Scribner
Trials Granted for Seven Unionists in NLRB Conspiracy Case
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered new trials for seven former officials of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and dismissed indictments against Chase Powers and James Durkin. The nine defendants were convicted in 1959 of conspiring to file false non-Communist affidavits with the NLRB between 1949 and 1956.
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Denver
UPI
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
National Labor Relations Board
Chase J. Powers
Spokane
Wash
James H. Durkin
Chicago
Powers
Durkin
Maurice Travis
Richmond
Calif
Harold Sanderson
Raymond Dennis
Albert Skinner
Salt Lake City
Utah
Columbia, Tenn
Jesse van Camp
Danville
Irving Dichter
Communist Party
Man Sentenced For Stealing Tabs
James Wine, 20, was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to petty larceny for stealing 1962 license tabs from an automobile owned by Kendrick Smith of 1025 West Broadway. He admitted taking the tabs and later transferring them to his own car while Smith's vehicle was serviced at a local filling station where Wine worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wine
Justice of the Peace
J. J. Winston
Wine
Kendrick Smith
W. Broadway
Smith
Federal Employees Begin Radiological Studies in Butte
Thirty two Forest Service and Soil Conservation Service staff attend a two day radiological monitoring session in Butte to train personnel for fixed stations. Dr Stephen Nyle of the School of Mines speaks on radiation vocabulary. Instructors include Combest Hammion Mass and others from Beaverhead Deer Lodge Lolo and Gallatin forests.
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Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Butte
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Gallatin National Forest
Ses
Sion
United States
Department of Agriculture
Stephen Nyle
School of Mines
Dick Combest
al Hammion
Missoula
Fred Mass
Deer Lodge National Forest
Bill Johnson
Lolo National Forest
Don Williams
Dick Carter
Beaverhead National Forest
Weather Outlook for Butte Area Through Wednesday
Mostly cloudy and mild through Wednesday with highs near 40 today and 32 to 42 in the West of Divide region. North and east sectors see 10 to 20 degree highs, cold Tuesday night with lows around 5 below to 15 above, while southwest areas push 30 to 45.
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Butte
Divide
anne _ nouieine raeer
Five Teens Held After Anaconda Theater Burglaries
Anaconda police and sheriff deputies joined with probation officers to arrest five teenage suspects after burglars targeted the Washoe and Center theaters. About $465 in cash was taken from cashier offices and vending machines were damaged. One youth sustained cuts from broken glass as entry was gained after closing. The arrests followed a morning report and an investigation ongoing at press time.
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Anaconda
Washoe
Center
Henry Lussy
Center Theater
Washoe Theater
Lussy
Libby Dam Site Near Decision
Arnold Olsen says Army engineers have picked a leading Libby Dam site in Northwestern Montana for the $330 million project. The location lies about 32 miles upstream from the Fisher and Kootenai rivers junction, roughly 17 miles above Libby, with a final choice not yet made and highway relocations noted.
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Arnold Olsen
Montana
Army
Libby
Fisher
Kootenai
Olsen
Khrushchev Accepts Geneva Disarmament Talks Offer
Soviet Premier Khrushchev accepted a U S British proposal to hold a foreword disarmament meeting in Geneva this month He will send Foreign Minister Gromyko to the 18 nation disarmament conference sessions begin March 14 and may meet earlier with Dean Rusk and Lord Home to break the deadlock The White House prepared a formal reply while France considered boycotting the talks and a preliminary progress path toward a possible summit before June 1 is discussed
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Washington
API
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
Kennedy
U.S
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
White House
United States
Moscow
Peiping
Supreme Soviet
Reynolds Dies of Skull Fracture in Butte Truck Crash
Thomas C. Reynolds, 51, of 326 Watson street, died at St. James Community Hospital from a skull fracture after a truck car collision in downtown Butte. The crash injured three other people at Freda's Cafe. Reynolds, a Reynolds Co. foreman, was the second victim and the 29th highway fatality of the year. Funeral arrangements are by Wayrynen Funeral Home.
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Thomas C. Reynolds
Watson
St. James Community Hospital
Butte
Andy Aleksich
Reynolds
James D. Falls
Seattle
Reynolds Co
Ray J. Reynolds
Freda
E. Park
United Commercial Travelers
Sacred Heart Church
Don
Jesse Reynolds
Pearl Reynolds
Winnie Linduska
Helen Linduska
Dillon
Washington
Wayrynen Funeral Home
Khrushchev Blames Leadership for Soviet Farm Failures
Premier Khrushchev spent nearly six hours detailing agricultural shortfalls in the Soviet Union during a Central Committee session. He cited lagging meat grain and dairy output, warned the seven year plan may miss targets, and highlighted shortfalls in Ukraine Kazakhstan and other republics while contrasting with U.S. surplus concerns. He did not address international issues and plans a March 15 speech likely to cover elections and foreign affairs.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Radio Moscow
United States
America
Virgin Lands
Soviet Union
Russian Federation
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Missing Las Vegas plane prompts Butte search
A Las Vegas bound plane headed for Butte vanished prompting a search by the Butte FAA office late Monday. The last contact was at 2:30 pm over Malad Idaho near the Utah border. The pilot Mr Kello of Las Vegas reported worsening weather and a possible return to Salt Lake City. onboard passenger count was unavailable.
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Las Vegas
Butte
Federal Aviation Agency
Malad
Idaho
Utah Line
Kello
Salt Lake City
Another Nuclear Device Is Fired In Underground Test
The United States detonated another low yield nuclear device at the Nevada test site. The AEC announced it as the 19th explosion in the new underground test series begun after Russia ended the 34 month moratorium last fall.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Russia
All Ill Are Killed in Plane Crash
Rescue teams reached the wreckage of a DC7C airliner near Douala Cameroon where 111 people aboard perished in what was described as civilian aviation’s worst single disaster. The chartered flight from Lourenco Marques to Luxembourg crashed in heavy rain shortly after takeoff, with 61 South Africans and 34 Rhodesians among the victims.
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Douala
Cameroun Republic
UPI
Caledonian Airways
Lourenco
Jamaica Bay
Sabena Belgian World Airlines
Trans- African Aircoach Co
Sabena
Mozambique
Labatante
Sonic Booms Set Transcontinental Records By B58 Hustler
A SAC B58 Hustler set three speed records on a 4900 mile Los Angeles to New York roundtrip, with a second plane faltering on return. The flight triggered broken windows and cracked plaster along a 40 mile wide sonic path, as crews collected medals and a Bendix Trophy.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Strategic Air Command
Here
New York
Sedalia
SAC
Thomas S. Power
B58 Jet Crashes at Carswell Air Base Kills Three
A UPI report states a B58 Hustler jet bomber crashed on takeoff from Carswell Air Force Base killing three men aboard. Authorities said the deceased were not members of the crews of the two B58s involved in the transcontinental flights.
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Fort Worth, Tex
UPI
Carswell Air Force Base
Dee
Air Force
Algerian Truce Talks Start Soon in Paris
Paris reports France and the Algerian government in exile will begin final talks on Wednesday. A rebel spokesman warns no peace in Algeria unless the French crush the OAS.
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Paris
API
France
Algeria
Organization
OAS
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