Food Stamp Plan May Bring $70,000 Per Month to Butte Stores
The federal food coupon plan will pilot in Silver Bow County starting in June, expected to inject about 70 000 dollars monthly into Butte retail food dealers and aid 3 500 to 4 000 people on relief or subsistence incomes. Howard P. Davis highlighted a shift from surplus to targeted consumption, with county and state officials, merchants, and banks in attendance.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
United States Dept. of Agriculture
Montana Power Auditorium
Howard P. Davis
Washington, D. C
Davis
Washington
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
N. Main
County Welfare Department
Kennedy
Freeman
Butte Cattle Yards Sold To Britton Lane and Partners
The Montana Livestock Auction and Butte Feeding Co yards near Butte western Montana were sold to Earl Britton George Bounchar and Leo Lane effective June 1. They will take over 6000 cattle 2400 sheep and 950 swine operations from Rial Havens and Charles Hodson.
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Butte
Havens
Hobson
Britton
Boundary Lane
Montana Livestock Auction
Butte Feeding Co
Montana
Earl Britton
George Bounchar
Leo Lane
Three Forks
Rial Havens
Charles Hodson
Cascade
Lane
B&l
Bounchar
Iowa
Deer Lodge
Hudson
Montana Livestock Auction Co
Montana Weather Forecast Shows Warmer Wednesday
Montana east residents expect mostly sunny skies and rising temperatures on Wednesday with highs 50 to 65 and lows 25 to 35. West areas will see increasing clouds, possible showers and snow in western mountains, with Wednesday night cooler and Thursday turning windy and cooler in the west.
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Montana
Dillon Man Pleads Guilty in UCC Fraud Charges
Dillon Charles F. Russell, 51, pleaded guilty in justice court to 10 counts of obtaining unemployment benefits under false representations. He received 30 days in county jail on each count, to be served concurrently, for collecting over $800 while employed. County Atty Carl M. Davis said the case shows flagrant unemployment fraud.
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Dillon
Charles F. Russell
Justice Court
James Kochel
Carl M. Davis
Russell
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Paul Stahl Jr
Dillon State Employment Office
State Office
Stahl
Khrushchev vows world under communist banner
Premier Khrushchev told Alma Ata listeners that the Soviet Union is overtaking the United States but will not rest until communism prevails globally. He urged Kazakhstan farmers officials to push industrial and agricultural progress and to unite under Marxism Leninism. He cited U.S. labor leader Goldberg noting Soviet steel parity and urged belief in Soviet momentum.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
United States
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
U. S. of Labor
Arthur J
Goldberg
Soviet Union
Duluth
Minn
U. S
U.S
Butte and Walkerville Canvasses of Elections Planned
The Butte City Council will conduct the official canvass of Monday's primary election Wednesday night at 7:30 as the general election looms on April 3. In Walkerville Mayor James R. Shea says Hill City aldermen will meet next Monday at 7 p.m. to conduct their canvass.
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Butte
Vern Griffith
James R. Shea
Walkerville
Hill City
Leonard Mine to reopen in late 1961 or 1962
Anaconda Copper announces the Leonard Mine in Butte will reopen late this year or early 1962, adding about 300 miners as production reaches 1000 tons daily. Renouard says gradual resumption starts with shaft work and services, with ore moved via Kelley shaft and hoisted through East Colusa and Leonard shafts.
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Butte
Leonard
Anaconda Co
E. I. Renouard
Renouard
Anaconda
Kelley
East
Colusa
Brickett Named Interim U S Attorney for Montana District
Moody Brickett, a Great Falls lawyer and former Montana assistant attorney general, began duties in Butte as interim U S attorney for the District of Montana. He fills the unexpired term of Krest Cyr, who will join Montana Power Co. in Butte. Cyr’s term ends Aug. G. Cyr plans to relocate his family to Helena as the confirmation process proceeds.
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Moody Brickett
Great Falls
Montana
Butte
U.S
District of Montana
Brickett
Krest Cyr
G. Cyr
Montana Power Co
W. D. Murray
Department of Justice
Kennedy
Senate
Mansfield
Metcalf
Haverhill
Mass
Helena
Hennessy’s
Montana State University Law School
Beverly
U.S. Marshall
George A. Bukovatz
Missoula
Louis O. Aleksich
Billings
Cyr
John Hellman
Communist Party
Barbara
Burling
Kennedy Plans Moves to Bolster Laos Pro-West Forces
President Kennedy plans strong measures to aid Laos's pro Western government in its fight against Soviet backed rebels. He and top advisers held a 90 minute White House session with Defense Secretary McNamara and Secretary of State Rusk, with diplomacy scenes continuing as U S talks with Britain and France proceed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Laos
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Rusk
State Department
Harold Caccia
Herve Alphand
U. S
Stevenson Accuses Soviets of Wrecking Congo Peace Efforts
Adlai Stevenson told the United Nations that the Soviet Union is reviving the cold war to wreck Congo peace efforts and push Hammarskjold from the secretary general post. He urged support for the UN and opposed a Congo withdrawal.
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Stevenson
The
Congo
United Nations
N. Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Assembly
U. N
Gromyko
U. S
United States
Kennedy forms 21 member advisory group on inflation
President Kennedy opens the 21 member Advisory Committee on Labor-Management Policy to guide wage and price directions and address unemployment production wages and export competition. Arthur Goldberg chairs the session with representatives from labor business and public sectors. The panel will meet monthly, next on April 3, aiming for voluntary solutions without new government action. The president says he seeks consensus views the economy should stay free and the government in its proper role.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Montana Traffic Toll Reaches 47
Andrew Ladenburg 30 of Columbia Falls died Tuesday from traffic injuries. His death raised Montana's toll to 47, 20 more than a year earlier. He was alone in a 1953 two door car that left North Fork Road west of Columbia Falls, struck a barrow pit and gravel bank, and suffered head and internal injuries. Coroner Sol Catron said no inquest would be held.
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Kalispell
Andrew Ladenburg
Columbia Falls
Montana
Ladenburg
North Fork Road
Sol Catron
Flathead County
Butte Woman Annie Gill Celebrates 100th Birthday in Hospital
Mrs. Annie Hilliard Gill of 706 W. Park Butte marks her centennial while a patient at St James Community Hospital. Born near LaCrosse Wisconsin 100 years ago this week she witnessed Lincoln’s first inaugural address Civil War four wars Korean War era changes. Now 100 she enjoys a party in hospital with family, cake and well wishes from hospital staff grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Annie Hilliard Gill
W. Park
LaCrosse
Wis
Gill
Butte
St. James Community Hospital
Abraham Lincoln
Abs. Gil
Howard Gill
North Fork
Mich
Minneapolis
Grant
B. F. Stranahan
Steel
E. C. LeRoy
Duluth
Minn
K. C. Pearson
Grant Gill Jr
West Point
Iowa
Ray
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Montana Power
Ken C. May
San Francisco
USDA
Frank Gersh
Sioux City
Montana Weather
Belgrade
UCC
By Frank Quinn
U. S. Attorney
By John M. Hightower
Andrei A. Gromyko
Annie Gill
Annie H. Gill
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