Frondizi Chooses Anti-Red Cabinet in Argentina
President Arturo Frondizi moves toward a new cabinet aimed at anti Communist forces and Peronist rivals. Five posts including defense minister named, with army navy and air force chiefs likely to stay. Ex-President Pedro Aramburu recruited to help mediate with military leaders as crisis narrows. Rodolfo Martinez Jr named defense minister among early picks.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Arturo Frondizi
Juan Peron
Argentina
Army
Navy
Air Force
Nist
Frondizi
Pedro Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Aramburu
Jorge Rojas Silveyra
Cass Rosada
White House
Rodolfo Martinez, Jr
Deed Lodge Bridge Bomb Blast Under Investigation
Authorities probe a blast under the Northern Pacific Railroad bridge in Deer Lodge on Thursday evening. A one inch iron pipe device caused paint and rust damage. seven juveniles were detained and released as investigators pursue leads amid FBI involvement.
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Deer Lodge
Northern Pacific
Powell County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sheriff's Posse Convene In Butte For Montana Meet
The Montana Sheriff's Posse Association holds its annual gathering at the Finlen Hotel in Butte with nearly 100 members from five communities plus wives and guests. Ed Carter of Butte is state president. events include a 1 PM opening in Copper Bowl, 7:30 PM banquet with toastmaster Larry Smith, and keynote FBI official W Wade Bromwell. A tea for visiting women is at 3 PM Saturday in the Clark Mansion, with officer elections Sunday.
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Finlen
Montana
Silver Bow County Posse
Ed Carter
Butte
State Group
Copper Bowl
Silver Bow
Larry Smith
W. Wade Bromwell
Montana- Idaho
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clark Mansion
Association
Business Trends Survey Set For Sunday In Butte
Nearly 200 Butte residents will canvas their areas Sunday in the Butte Citizens Project business trends survey. The Aldersgate Methodist Church serves as headquarters with volunteers sought to staff the event between 2 and 4 p.m. Questions focus on shopping habits in Butte and outside, changes since 1955, daylight saving time effects, night shopping, and catalog purchases.
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Butte Citizens Project
Butte
G. R. Cooney
Ole Aarvold
Rita Thomas
Pearl Thomas
Elsie Richards
Victor Cesera
Joseph McCarthy
Carl Anderson
James Daly
Dan McKinnon
Jack McLeod
Leo Burke
Blanche Copenhaver
Paul Trostle
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Aarvold
Robber Demands Cookies Then Steals Cash
A man entered Charles Keen's service station in St. Louis and handed over all the cookies he had. The bandit, armed with a pistol, coerced Keen into filling the sack with $75 before fleeing.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Charles Keen
Keen
Kennedy urges American innovation to outrun communism
President Kennedy addressed a large Berkeley audience urging daring to meet world problems and predictably stressed freedom and independence. He then visited Vandenberg where Atlas D missile launched as he became first president to witness a ballistic missile firing.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Kennedy
Air Force
Vandenberg
Rusk accuses Russia of paralyzing Geneva test ban talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk charged Russia with blocking test ban talks to justify atmospheric testing. Gromyko retorted planned American tests in the Pacific would impede disarmament efforts as Home and Gromyko exchange sharp criticisms.
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Geneva
Rusk
Russia
UPI
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Pacific
Berlin
Lord Home
London
Harold Macmillan
Gromyko
United States
France
NATO
Valerian Zorin
Kennedy
Symington asserts U S still buys excess strategic materials
UPI report notes Senator Stuart Symington says the government is continuing to purchase materials for an already excessive strategic stockpile under preexisting contracts worth about 8.6 billion dollars. He questions contract cancellation but doubts reducing firm commitments. He cites large surpluses in zinc tin aluminum and other items declassified for public view.
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Washington
UPI
Stuart Symington
Missouri Democrat
Senate
Symington
Kennedy
U.S
Labor election ordered at Anaconda Reduction Works
The National Labor Relations Board orders a representation election for Anaconda Reduction Works laborers. Four unions compete or vote no union. Mine-Mill currently bargains for smelter workers. Anaconda research department workers may be excluded, delaying the election to be held within 30 days of the order.
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National Labor Relations Board
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
Anaconda
NLRB
Steelworkers
Anaconda Co
Tom Hughes
Butte
Hughes
International Union of Chemical Workers
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Mine- Mill
Great Falls
Research Department
NLRB Election Held in Wyoming
In Riverton Wyoming the District 50 United Mine Workers appears to have won a run off election to represent Lucky Mecranium Co employees in labor talks defeating the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union 62 to 56. If no protests arise the NLRB agent Robert E. Lee will certify the UMW as agents of the workers.
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Riverton
Wyo
UPI
Lucky Mecranium Co
United Mine Workers
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Robert E. Lee
National Labor Relations Board
UMW
Air Force ends search for Flying Tiger airliner
The Air Force halted its eight day search for the Flying Tiger airliner that disappeared over the Pacific with 107 people aboard. All aboard are officially presumed dead. among them 93 jungle trained U.S. soldiers en route to South Vietnam to bolster the fight against Communist infiltration.
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Clark Afb
Philippines
Upi
Air Force
Pacific
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Weather outlook for Butte area with mountain snow
Partly cloudy to Sunday with occasional snow showers. East of Divide expect high 42 today and 15 low tonight with snow in the mountains Saturday into Sunday. West of Divide sees mainly cloudy conditions with mountain snow and lower level snow Saturday and Sunday and little temperature change. Precipitation window ends Friday at 5 p.m.
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Butte
Divide
Havre Girl Dies After Highway 87 Crash Near Big Sandy
Havre 19 year old Caron B Shirley died at 8 58 AM after a car crash 12 miles southwest of Big Sandy on U S Highway 87. Companion Connie Robinson 19 of Havre was hospitalized in fair condition.
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Havre
UPI
Caron B. Shirley
Big Sandy
Connie Robinson
Great Falls
Shirley
Walter Shirley
Paul Williams
Williams
Rice Flynn
Fort Benton
Montana
Beer Retailers Get Reprieve in Cash Beer Ruling
Montana Liquor Control Board found nine southwestern county beer retailers technically violated the cash beer law but will take no action. The three month probe led to corrections by wholesalers and retailers and requires a seven day cash purchase basis for license renewals starting July 1. Temporary suspensions had already been issued for seven wholesalers in the Butte Anaconda area.
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Butte-Anaconda
J. E. Manning
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William L. F. Horsey
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Bab - el - Oued
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Belcourt
National Liberation Front
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Rived
University of California
By Hale Montgomery
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Anaconda Independent Smeltermen’s Union
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