Butte City Election Set for Monday Primary
Butte voters head to the polls Monday for a city primary to nominate candidates for mayor treasurer police judge and eight wards of the city council. Democratic contests include mayoral nominees with no Republican filing and several alderman races across wards 2 3 5 6 7 and 8. Polls open 10 am to 8 pm.
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W. P. Donnelly
Butte
Vern Griffith
Lamar I. Enderlin
Bernard Holland
John Seton
Beryl Wilson
Bodies of 2 More Of Missing Jacksons Found
Two more members of the Jackson family are found dead near Fredericksburg Virginia and Mineral Virginia. Mildred Jackson 27 was strangled with a nylon stocking Susan Ann 3 died from a fractured skull and blunt instrument blows. The four were missing since January 11.
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Annapolis
Mineral
Mildred Jackson
Susan Ann
Carroll V. Jackson Jr
Janet
Fredericksburg
Louisa County
Richmond
Ft. Meade Army Post
John Bolin
Business Education Day Set for Butte Schools
Business-Education Day, a Chamber of Commerce education committee project, will be held in Butte schools on Wednesday, April 29. George Haney chairs, with a long list of local educators and professionals. Business guests will visit public and parochial schools, the Butte Business College, and the Montana School of Mines to learn about educational systems. Haney urges 200 or more business and professional people to participate and be assigned to schools of their choice.
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Chamber of Commerce Education Committee
Butte
George Haney
E. G. Koch
John F. Dougherty
H. H. Dubois
C. R. Haser
E. T. Henderson
Clifford Hicks
John Mack
John Monahan
R. E. Netterberg
Clella Scott
D. E. Staples
William Wallace
Herbert A. Wendel
Butte Business College
Montana School of Mines
Haney
Second Big Thor Missile Launched
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P report details the Thor missile flight test with blast off No. 35 for the workhorse intermediate range ballistic missile. The Saturday night launch aimed to improve reliability as the 65 foot Douglas built rocket nears NATO deployment.
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Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
England
NATO
Tibet Reports Uprising Against Reds
Unofficial Tibetan sources in Darjeeling say large-scale fighting in Lhasa and a major uprising in Gyantse, with fears the Dalai Lama may be removed. Indian officials deny fresh word and note communications with Lhasa may be cut. Tibetan Buddhists fear kidnapping of the 23-year-old Dalai Lama amid eight years of Chinese occupation.
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India
Lhasa
Dalai Lama
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Darjeeling
Maj. S. Chibber
Tibet
Himalayan
Sanity Trial Next For Mrs. Duncan
In Ventura California the Elizabeth Duncan murder case moves to a sanity trial after a jury sentenced her to death for hiring two men to kill her pregnant daughter-in-law Olga Duncan. The defense and prosecution will present insanity evidence to Superior Court Judge Charles F. Blackstock without a jury.
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Ventura
Calif
Elizabeth Duncan
Olga Duncan
Falls Man Convicted In Traffic Death
In Great Falls Montana district court a jury found 23 year old Newlin G Reed guilty of manslaughter in the April 13 1958 traffic death of Merna Lou Swiger age 16. The verdict followed a trial that began Wednesday with Reed alleging steering wheel shimmy before the crash near Neihart. Sentencing set for 1:30 p.m. Monday.
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Newlin G. Reed
Merna Lou Swiger
R. J. Nelson
Reed
Antiques worth 50000 damaged in Dallas mansion
In Dallas police charged Virgil Stamps Putnam with malicious destruction of private property after his alleged attack on his estranged wife Edith Knight Putnam's 13 room mansion. The incident followed a custody dispute over their 1 year old daughter Debbie Ann with items including a 6000 painting and a 300 year old Countess portrait ruined.
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Edith Knight Putnam
Debbie Ann Putnam
T. J. Taylor
Imansion
Countess of Sunderland
Anaconda Native Fatally Burned in Lansing Fire
Frank Schultz a 52 year old Anaconda native died from burns after a fire destroyed his Lansing Michigan home Thursday. He co owned a Lansing printing shop with his late brother Paul Schultz and served as a Army sergeant in Japan after World War II. Catholic funeral services will be held in Lansing Tuesday. He is survived by brothers and sisters in California Washington and Anaconda and many nieces and nephews.
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Lansing
Mich
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Baltimore
Paul
Japan
Santa Ana
Calif
Joseph Schultz
Seattle
Harry Peterson
Yelm
Wash
Mary Matosich
Anaconda
Washington
California
Not Everyone's Graduated
Despite claims of high national education levels only 43 percent of adults are high school graduates. The piece promotes Want Ads as a quick way to hire help, advising readers to call Ph. 5451 to place an ad.
Flooding of farms along Yellowstone traps paraplegic in car
Farmland northeast of Sidney was flooded as ice jams on the Yellowstone River blocked flow. Rice County reports show ice gorges two miles long north of the county seat, with more than a mile of inundation from the river. Civil Air Patrol planes scanned rivers for danger while residents were urged to move livestock to higher ground. In Glen dive, Montana, about 300 trailer dwellers were advised not to return as flood waters forced temporary homesites to evacuate. In Marshalltown, Iowa, 28 year old Willis Edel, a Korean War veteran left disabled, spent 24 hours trapped in his car in Riverside Cemetery before rescue from a snowbank.
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Yellowstone
Richland
Civil Air Patrol
Williston
N. C
Missouri
Glendive, Mont
Glendive
Albert Dube
Yellowstone River
Marshalltown, Iowa
Marshalltown
Marshaltown
Willis
Bud
Mrs Greene Dies After 72 Years In Butte
Mrs. Mary Louise Greene 88 longtime Butte resident died Saturday after a short illness. Widow of John Cornelius Greene she lived at 54 FE Granite and was born June 29 1870 in Red Jacket Michigan. She moved with family to Minnesota then Billings before settling in Butte at 16. Survived by daughter Agnes Leona Drummey and many relatives including Josie Reid and numerous California and Montana kin. Body at Duggan Merrill Mortuary.
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Butte
John Cornelius Greene
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Greene
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Mich
Minnesota
Billings
Mr. Greene
Agnes Leona Drummey
Sacred Heart Church
Drummer
Josie Reid
Kalispell
Joseph Busley
Wilmington
Calif
Patrick Greene
Vallejo
Patrick Henry Greene
Fair Oaks
Jack Dris
Dillon Family Survives Early Morning House Fire
Seven members of the Ferguson family escaped a Sunday morning blaze at 605 N. Pacific in Dillon. The fire damaged the parents bedroom and attic, caused by a short circuit in the wiring, with the family dog waking Mr. Ferguson before the room was fully engulfed.
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A. C. Ferguson
N. Pacific
Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Lulu B. Ferguson
Arthur
Davis Motors Shop
Fireman fined after traffic stop near house fire
Charlotte volunteer Phillip Snyder, 35, was fined 24.30 dollars and suspended from the fire department after police stopped him for running a red light and nearly colliding with another car while en route to a house fire. Police Chief Bart Howe criticized the incident as excessive.
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Mich
Phillip Snyder
Snyder
Bart Howe
Howe
Summit Parley Sets Talks. Disengagement Ruled Out
Eisenhower and Macmillan agreed to offer the Soviet Union a summer summit while ruling out any plan to disengage East West forces in central Europe. They moved toward a meeting, possibly in July or August, with conditions and details still undecided.
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Khrushchev
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Nasser-Kassem Clash Emerges as Major Arabic Power Test
Beirut report outlines how seven Arab rulers lost power to Nasser backed moves and Iraq's Premier Kassem now faces a direct challenge. Nasser leads the attack personally as the Arab leadership struggle tests unity, with Hossein of Jordan the lone strong remaining ruler.
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Abdel Karim Kassem
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Kassem
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Jordan
Camilo Chamoun
Mt. Lebanon
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Chamoun
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Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Nuri Said
Abdullah
Abdullah Khalil
Sudan
Montana weather outlook for east and west regions
East Montana sees partly cloudy cooler weather with showers or snow flurries in higher mountains Sunday into Monday. Most areas forecast highs 45 to 55 and lows 15 to 30. West Montana turns mostly cloudy, with scattered snow in mountains expanding to lower levels late Monday and colder by Monday night.
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Mansfield Seeks Italy In Big Five International Talks
Sen. Mike Mansfield urged President Eisenhower to invite Italy as a full participant in the foreign ministers conference and future Big Five meetings. He also recommended inviting French President de Gaulle to Washington, saying Italy’s inclusion would strengthen Western unity and NATO ties. He noted the current plan calls for a Big Four meeting on May 11 and urged rapid Italian participation.
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UPI
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D-Mont
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Mansfield
U.S
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United Press International
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West Germany
NATO
Production Order for Super Bomarc Missile Contract
A 300 million dollar contract for the Super Bomarc missile clears the path to full scale production before flight tests. Senator Henry Jackson notes Boeing will complete development and manufacture of the IM99B Bomarc, with ground tests planned at Moses Lake Washington Air Force Base.
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Wash
Air Force Base
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