MacArthur Undergoes Major Surgery After Setback
General Douglas MacArthur underwent a second major operation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center to stop severe internal bleeding. Surgeons removed his spleen and transfused 16 pints of blood as doctors reported he was reacting satisfactorily, though risk remained while he recovered from anesthesia.
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Washington
UPS
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Army
Leonard D. Heaton
MacArthur
Johnson Urges Strike-Free Accord From UAW and Industry
President Johnson appealed to the United Auto Workers and the auto industry to reach a summer bargaining settlement without triggering a price wage spiral. He told the UAW convention that the public interest requires maintaining cost and price stability to sustain growth, with labor and management sharing responsibility. Walter Heller echoed the call to management in Detroit, stressing the economy's boom hinges on a responsible response from both sides. Johnson urged backing from the UAW as he addressed about 12,000 delegates and supporters at the convention.
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William J. Eaton
Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Johnson
United Auto Workers
UAW
Automobile Industry
Labor
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Economic Club of Detroit
Heller
Michigan
Powauto Workers Union
Neamge
Mrs Sowerwine Returns Home With Daughter
Mrs Lu cille Sowerwine won a custody battle after a Managua court in Nicaragua turned Avril over to her. The girl had been missing since last fall after being taken by her ex husband E. O. Sowerwine from Helena. The ex-husband faces an extradition appeal in Miami, Florida.
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Helena
Upi-Ap
Lucille Sowerwine
Avril
Sowerwine
Managua
Nicaragua
E. 0
Montana State
Hanna County
Thomas Ban
Miami
Fla
Florida
Silver dollar run drains Treasury supply quickly
Coin collectors swarm the Treasury Building in Washington as demand for silver dollars soars. Officials warn the supply could be exhausted within days, with about 6 million coins left after rapid sales and a halted minting plan. The rush began March 11 after a vault find of Morgan dollars from 1878 to 1904.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
House Appropriations Committee
Montana to Get Dollars Today
Washington reports a fresh shipment of two million silver dollars is due in Helena Montana on Tuesday to replenish bank reserves. Earlier the Treasury sent 0.75 million plus 1.25 million silver dollars to the Federal Reserve Bank in Helena. no sales Tuesday due to Kennedy half dollar release, with expected demand Wednesday at the Treasury.
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Washington
UPI
Montana
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Majority
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank
Helena
Kennedy
The
Treasury
Violent race clashes in Jacksonville Florida on Monday
Monday night in Jacksonville racial violence erupted across the city with attacks in the Black section. Police reported at least two superficial wounds, a 35 year old Black woman killed by a passing car, a white man slashed and taken to hospital, and about 200 arrests as crowds roamed Hemming Park amid bricks and bottles.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPD
Florida Highway Patrol
Johnny Mae Chappell
Chappell
Hemming Park
U S High Court Rules for Castro
The Supreme Court, in an 8-1 decision, upholds the Acts of State Doctrine, blocking U S courts from ruling on Castro era expropriation in Cuba while leaving open Cuban suits. Justice White dissents, arguing the ruling limits international law’s reach. The ruling affects claims by Banco Nacional de Cuba against American property seizures.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington
Supreme Court
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Banco Nacional de Cuba
New York
U.S
Byron R. White
John M. Harlan
White
United States
Utilities consider tax cut gains passed to Montana customers
Montana Rail, Road and Public Service Commission explores if utilities can reduce rates using gains from the federal tax cut. Chairman Paul T. Smith says study aims to determine feasibility and will take time.
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PSC
Standard Post State Bureau
Helena
The
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Montana
Paul T. Smith
Montana Power Expects No Rate Cuts Despite Tax Law
Montana Power Co president Corette said the firm does not expect any rate reductions under the new federal tax law. He noted the company plans significant construction expenditures in 1964 to create jobs and boost the economy, aligning with the law’s intent, and will not pass tax savings to consumers.
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Montana Power
Montana Power Co
J. E. Corrette
Corette
Paul Smith
Montana Public Service Commission
PSC
Highway commission overrules engineers on alternate 9
Montana state highway and fish and game officials largely approved Alternate 9 for a 60 mile section of Interstate 15 between the Dearborn bridge and the Gary Cooper ranch. The plan costs about $1 million more but proponents cite esthetic and economic benefits. Only Joseph Nass opposed.
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Dearborn Bridge
Joseph M. Nass
Poplar
Ted James
Great Falls
Grover O. Powers
Powers
Judge Rules Highway Commission Guilty of Altering Property Deed
Verle and Marjorie Crissey sued the State Highway Commission over right of way on U.S. 89 south of Livingston. District Judge Sid G. Stewart found the commission guilty of altering and amending a deed without the former owners’ knowledge or consent. The ruling cited a specific deed amendment as the central issue and mentioned transcripts for public access.
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Livingston
State Highway Commission
U.S. 89
Ben Stein
D-Park
Highway Department
Dist
Sid G. Stewart
Anaconda
Verle
Marjorie C. Crissey
Harry L. Burns
Chinook
L. V. Swanson
Stewart
Highway Commission Sees Likely Appeal to State Supreme Court
In Helena the Montana Highway Commission said an appeal to the State Supreme Court is very likely in the Park County Crissey case. Members noted they have not yet been officially advised of District Judge Sid G Stewart's ruling and will review the records with commission attorneys before deciding on an appeal.
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Helena
Montana Highway Commission
State Supreme Court
Park County
Crissey
Sid G. Stewart
Commission
Montana Power Return Highest, Metcalf Claims
Sen. Lee Metcalf accused Montana Power Co. of the nation’s highest return and overcharging customers $39.391 million from 1956 to 1960. He argued six percent is fair, noting Montana Power claims under six percent after plant investment adjustments. The speech follows earlier criticism of Virginia Electric & Power Co. overcharges.
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Washington
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Montana
Senate
Montana Power Co
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Virginia Corporation Commission
Metcalf
Montana Public Service Commission
Ruby's New Attorney Quits Case
Perc y Foreman, the new head lawyer in Jack Ruby's murder case, resigned after accusing Ruby relatives and an unconnected attorney of interfering with his defense. Foreman blamed shared responsibility for a man’s life and cited a clash of personalities as he left Dallas. The move came on Ruby's 53rd birthday.
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Dallas
UPI
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Percy Foreman
Houston
Foreman
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Lee Harvey Oswald
Texas
Peter Lorre Dies at 59 in Hollywood Home
Hollywood, AP report actor Peter Lorre a famed horror figure on screen was found dead Monday from an apparent stroke. The 59 year old Hungarian born star was discovered by his house keeper beside his bed in his residence.
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Peter Lorre
Hollywood
James Bacon
Weather summary for Butte Anaconda area remains mostly cloudy
Partly cloudy today and Tuesday with snow flurries tonight through Wednesday. Temperatures drift upward with highs around 5 to 25 and lows from 10 below to 30 above in western districts. A table note mentions temperature ranges and a misprinted line about Lorre’s death and film history appears in the same column.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
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