Night flights canceled by Soviets in Berlin air corridor
In Berlin, Soviet planners scrapped four planned night flights to harass Allied air traffic. The move came as American and British defied the threat, with the first Allied flight departing Berlin to Hamburg five minutes early and the Pan American DC6 due to fly later. The cancellation marked the most dangerous harassment threat since the Soviet campaign to restrict lanes began last month.
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Kennedy urges initial disarmament steps at 17-nation talks
President Kennedy called for sound disarmament with initial measures to improve security and push progress. Secretary Rusk rejected Soviet proposals for nuclear free zones and warned such ideas are not feasible now. The 17-nation conference opened amid gloom over East West differences and postponed big three talks.
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UPI
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Dean Rusk
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Kennedy urges Moscow to halt interference over Berlin air corridors
President Kennedy called on the Soviet Union to stop dangerous interference with Allied planes in Berlin air corridors. He warned the harassment could derail Geneva disarmament talks and said Russians sowed corridor with metal chaff to obscure radar. He also outlined stance on a possible summit, medical care funding, and nuclear tests.
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UPI
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Berlin
Geneva
United States
Britain
U.S
Dean Rusk
Contract Talks Resume After 12 Day Recess
PITTSBURGH UP I report says steel negotiators met for the first time since a 12 day break under government pressure. United Steelworkers President David McDonald and chief negotiator R Conrad Cooper released a brief joint statement and declined to discuss progress. Both sides will resume talks tomorrow at 10 am, continuing the same negotiating schedule.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Steel
David J. MacDonald
United Steelworkers Union
United States
McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
Bond Issues for $350000 for Butte Schools on Ballot
Butte voters will decide April 7 on two school bonds totaling 350000 to expand Whittier and Greeley schools with new classrooms and facilities. Trustees set the ballot after late night session to fund growth amid rising enrollments. County records show 4045 tax petitions certified, meeting the 20 percent threshold to validate the election.
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South Side
Butte
Whittier
Greeley
Weather summary for Butte area follows warming trend
Butte area forecast shows continued warming trend through Thursday and Friday. High near 38 today with a low around 5 overnight. East of Divide area expects fair skies and warmer conditions Thursday and Thursday night. Friday will be quite cloudy with scattered conditions.
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Butte
Divide
Mines Students Win Fight for New Dorm Beds
At Montana School of Mines dormitory, 60 of 98 students demonstrated for beds Tuesday night after a Helena contract was signed for 70 new beds and mattresses. Delivery is within 30 days at a cost slightly over $3,000, with the incident ending as campus officials seek better communication.
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Helena
Walter Anderson
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Koch
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W. M. Brown
Indonesia to Begin Secret Talks With the Netherlands
Indonesia accepted a U S proposal to start secret preliminary talks with the Netherlands on the future of Dutch New Guinea. Talks to open March 20 in the Washington area with an unidentified American mediator. Netherlands orders four warships toward the Pacific to be closer to New Guinea. President Sukarno signaled willingness to proceed with informal negotiations.
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UPI
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United States
Jackie Kennedy Ends Indian Visit With Steeplechase Ride
Jacqueline Kennedy capped her New Delhi visit with a spirited steeplechase ride joining the Indian president’s guard over jumps that unseated their captain but left him unhurt. She mingled with children, toured a vocational school, and attended a fashion show featuring Punjabi pajamas and cottage industry garments.
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New Delhi
UPI
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U.S
Three Youths Cleared in Basketball Incident
Further probe clears up case linked to a basketball tournament. It erases any impression the three youths were involved. Named youths are Larry Burton and Larry Petritz of Butte and Bernard Garrison of Helena.
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Butte
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Helena
Public Housing Expansion Possible in Butte
John J. Sullivan of the HHFA says urban renewal could clear areas adjacent to Silver Bow Homes for more public housing in Butte. Local manager Joe Sullivan suggests moving a playground to north of the project to free space for homes. Progress depends on an urban renewal survey funded by the city, with readiness to assist from HHFA in preparing a workable plan.
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John J. Sullivan
San Francisco
Sullivan
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Vern Griffith
Joe Sullivan
City Housing Authority
Silver Bow Homes
Silver Bow
Griffith
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
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Warren Avenue
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East Mercury
Kennedy Announces Candidacy For U S Senate In Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy announces bid for the U S Senate renewing a rivalry with Massachusetts powers the McCormacks. He aims to challenge state Attorney General Edward J. McCormack in a high profile race.
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Boston
UPI
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
U. S. Senate
Massachusetts
Kennedys
McCormacks
Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack
Montana in pioneer stage of mineral resource exploration says Koch
Dr. Edwin G. Koch and Auno Sahinen tell the Interdepartmental Advisory Council on Natural Resources that Montana remains in a pioneering phase for locating mineral deposits. They note a shift from metallic to non metallic mining, with non metals valued at 104.4 million in 1960 and metals at 74.4 million.
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E. G. Koch
Helena
UPS
Montana
Advisory Council On Natural Resources
Edwin G. Koch
Montana School of Mines
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
Billings Mayor Clavadetscher May Resign in Press Conference
Billings Mayor Carl J. Clavadetscher, serving a second term, may resign. He scheduled a 3 p.m. press conference to discuss reports he could accept a post with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. City Council Chairman H. E. Gerke would become acting mayor if he resigns, with a successor named by the eight-member council.
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Billings
UPI
Carl J. Clavadetscher
Clavedetscher
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Clavadetscher
H. E
Miners Union Plans Pickets Over Steelworkers Raid Tone
Butte Miners Union No 1 vows continued picketing at United Steelworkers meetings amid alleged raid threats. Leaders Reginald Beavis Maurice Powers and John Glase cite right to protest and banners to display opposition. Police monitored Tuesday night’s Steelworkers meeting. no incidents reported.
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Butte Miners Union No. 1
United Steelworkers
Afl-Cio
Butte
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Butte Miners Union
Reginald Beavis
Maurice Powers
John Glase
E.pee
Steelworkers’ Group
Cal
Policeman Hoists Flag Upside Down At Dawn
In Knoxville Tennessee police received many calls from residents after officer Charles Weaver raised the American flag upside down at dawn, signaling distress.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
Charles Weaver
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