Peace Corps talk interests Butte students and others
Freshmen at Montana School of Mines in Butte showed marked interest as Paul Worthington the Peace Corps field representative spoke on opportunities. United Nations reports say talks on joint space exploration between the United States and Soviet Union will begin in New York next Tuesday with Dr. Hugh L. Dryden and A A Blagonravov leading negotiations. President Kennedy welcomed Khrushchev's acceptance and outlined the plan for the talks to Ambassador Plimpton who hosted the space program exposition at the U N mission. Canada praised the agreement as world hopes for cooperative space research for humanity.
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Vivianne Burns
Butte
Owart Saylan
Istanbul
Turkey
Montana School of Mines
Paul Worthington
Peace Corps
Bruce W. Munn
United Nations, N.Y
UPD
United States
Russia
New York
Hugh L. Dryden
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
A. A. Blagonravov
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Washington
Francis T. P. Plimpton
U.S
U.N
Plimpton
Space Committee
Platon D. Morozov
Morozov
Dryden
Blagonravov
Khrushchev
Canada
U.N. Committee
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
U. S
United Nations
Jackson
NATO
Free World
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Arthur Dean
William Foster
Richard M
Peronists threaten 24 hour national strike
Followers of ousted dictator Juan D. Peron vow a 24 hour nationwide walkout in Argentina Wednesday as President Arturo Frondizi seeks a civilian military coalition to resolve a weeklong political crisis. The 62 union group claims control of at least 1 million workers and protests the annulment of Peronist election gains. A bank moratorium remains in effect.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Juan D. Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Peace Corps Rep Visits Montana School of Mines Students
Paul Worthington, Peace Corps field representative, spoke Wednesday at Montana School of Mines in Butte with 25 to 30 students in a general session and seven to eight showing interest in volunteer questionnaires. He announced an April 21 placement test in Room 314 of the Federal Building. Worthington outlined Chilean postings in agricultural extension, home crafts, carpentry, home economics, health instruction, recreation, and radio tech, noting assignments evolve as projects expand. Any U.S. citizen over 18 is eligible with no upper age limit. married applicants without children may apply if their spouse is accepted. Selections follow interviews, tests, and physicals.
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Paul Worthington
Peace Corps
Butte
Montana School of Mines
Worthington
Federal
Chile
Dalley Links Tourney Incidents to Parental Responsibility
Helena UPI Rex Dalley executive secretary of the Montana High School Association blamed lack of parental responsibility for teenage rowdyism and drinking during the Class AA state basketball tournament in Butte. He defended the event as largely well behaved and praised Butte authorities for handling the situation.
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Helena
UPI
Rex Dalley
Montana High School Association
Butte
Dalley
United Press International
MHSA
Missoula County
Red Planes Invade Air Lanes Again
Berlin reports eight Russian planes flew through the city’s air lanes while Western forces sent planes in reply to assert access rights. The Soviet corridor flights followed by Communist jets breaking the sound barrier rattled windows and unsettled residents as part of ongoing harassment amid Geneva talks.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Butte Faces Levy Need to Match State Schools
Davis says Butte schools can’t compete with first class districts without special levies, as the Butte Citizens Project backs a $350,000 bond for Whittier and Grome Schools and two one year mill levies for elementary and high school operation.
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Butte
Charles
Davis
Butte Citizens Project
Montana
Whittier
Grome
Weather outlook for Butte region heavy snow possible
Cloudy with heavy snow possible through Friday across the Butte area. Highs near 30 today, cooling to 20s for Thursday and Friday with lows near single digits to mid teens and gusty conditions. Snow mainly southwest and mountains above 5000 feet with scattered flurries elsewhere and locally heavy snow at times.
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Butte
Divide
Nell McMahon Leaves Butte City Hall Secretary Post
Mayor Vern Griffith announced the resignation of Mrs. Nell McMahon, widow of Dr. E. S. McMahon, who will move to Salt Lake City April 1 to live with relatives. Evelyn Farren has been reassigned to take over duties, with other staff absorbing remaining tasks.
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Vern Griffith
Nell McMahon
Butte City County Consolidation Favored by State Examiner
State Examiner Albert E. Leuthold urged consolidation of Butte and Silver Bow County as a solution to high costs and red tape. He called it a natural fit, noting 1923 laws legalize such moves and predicting savings from reduced duplication while pledging study and assistance. The plan would mark Montana’s first city county merger.
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Helena
Butte
Albert E. Leuthold
Silver Bow County
Leuthold
Montana
Silver Bow
Post Office Projects Approved for Dillon and East Helena
The U S Post Office Department approves a $200,000 Dillon modernization including building extension interior remodeling and new platform and driveway. A separate East Helena post office contract is awarded to E H Ladum under a 10 year lease with two five year options at $3395 annual rent. Representative Arnold Olsen of Montana announced the approvals.
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Arnold Olsen
D-Mont
Dillon
East Helena
Federal Grand Jury Recalled for Session April 10
U S District Judge W D Murray orders federal grand jury to reassemble in the Federal Building April 10 at 10 a m Moody Brickett U S attorney says a half dozen or more matters will be for possible indictment The cases arise in various sections of Montana where United States commissioner complaints have been heard
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U.S. Dist
W. D. Murray
Federal Grand Jury
Moody Brickett
U.S
Montana
United States
Kennedy to push Geneva talks amid Cold War gaps
President Kennedy said the Geneva disarmament conference should continue despite basic US USSR differences. He rejected on the spot inspection demands and welcomed Khrushchev space cooperation, with plans for early talks led by Francis Plimpton and Hugh Dryden.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Geneva
United States
Russia
Berlin
Butte's Cable TV License Blocked After Voting Walkthrough
Butte's cable television picture remained blank and a license blocked after a parliamentary maneuver. The council adopted a cable ordinance while the Butte Cable Television Co. awaits refiled application and license, with heated exchanges and a close 7 to 6 vote on reconsideration. The matter resumes at the April 4 regular meeting as others push to place the case in the license committee or the committee of the whole.
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Butte
Butte Cable Television Co
Len Vainio
Pete Sodja
Plans Speeded for Butte Post Office
Butte growing as a mail center may speed the construction of a new post office. R O Brelsford of Missoula told Kiwanis the local need is recognized by postal officials, with no site or date yet set. The Butte office handles more mail in the same space, and star routes were added to staff duties. Overnight mail exists statewide via buses and trucks, and new electronic equipment is forthcoming in Spokane, Portland and Seattle centers.
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Butte
Kiwanis Club
Finlen Hotel
R. O. Brelsford
Missoula
Post Office Dept
Montana Center For
Parcel Post
San Francisco
Brelsford
Federal
A. H. Wilkinson
Dan Corbitt
John Sheehan
Sheehan
Gilbert J. Noel
Ed Sheehy
Archie Lewis
Dan O'Neill
Karl Deshler
Se Hofacker
St Peter Speaking Prompt Hums From Dayton Air Depot
A Dayton Air Force depot explains the odd greeting main gate speakers deliver when calling the facility. The line to heaven joke underscores the depot lacking a direct link to the mythical address.
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Dayton, Ohio
UPID
St. Peter
Dayton Air Force Depot
Heaven
FBI Chief Bromwell to Address Montana Sheriffs Banquet
FBI chief Bromwell will speak at the Montana Sheriffs Posses banquet in Butte set for 7:30 p.m. in the Finlen Hotel Silver Bow Room. The two day meeting opens Saturday with registrations at 10 a.m. and a 1 p.m. business session.
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Bromwell
W. Wade Bromwell
Montana- Idaho
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Montana Sheriffs Posses
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Montana Sheriffs Posse
Ed Carter
Butte
Clark Mansion
Arlene Carter
Carolyn Larsen
Agnes Lynch
Ann Cote
Ann Smith
Lauren Madden
Larry Smith
New York
Little Rock
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