Butte Regional Science Fair Winners Named
Butte High School junior William Bayliff won the first grand prize in astronomy for “Radio Astronomy” at the regional science fair. Welda Mainard, a sophomore, took second prize with “Mosaics by Reflection” in mathematics. They earn trips to Flint, Michigan for the National Science Fair and semester scholarships.
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William Bayliff
Butte High School
Butte
Welda Mainard
W. M. Mainard
Miss Mainard
Flint
Mich
Montana
Michael Kecskes
Boys Central
Betty Bruckner
Ausma Bull
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Phil Foley
George Haney
Charles Davis
I. D. Zobell
Carolyn Larson
Harold McGrath
J. E. McGreevey
James Glover
Hunger strike by 35 men in Brownsville jail
In Brownsville Texas thirty five men refuse food at the county jail in protest of U S actions. Arnaldo Barron of New York City leads the group saying they will not eat until the United States stops arming Batista forces in Cuba. They were arrested after a pre dawn Gulf of Mexico chase and charged with conspiracy to violate the Neutrality Act.
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Brownsville
Tex
U. S
Arnaldo Barron
New York City
Barron
United States
Batista
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Fidel Castro
Bill Gatliff
Thief Takes Pocketbook From Bride Shop Dress Room
Police report Mrs Evankovich of Anaconda was shown dresses at Gwenana’s Bridal Shop in the Medical Arts Building Saturday when a thief took her coin purse from a pocketbook and discarded the pocketbook into a dressing room. The coin purse held $9 and the pocketbook contained $180.
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Butte
Khrushchev to Announce Cabinet After Reshuffle
Khrushchev plans to name his new government Monday after a cabinet reshuffle that moves Nikolai Bulganin likely to deputy premier and keeps Andrei Gromyko as foreign minister. Speculation centers on Vladimir Matzkevich possibly leaving agriculture.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Vladimir V. Matzkevich
Council of the Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
U. S
London
Paris
Atlantic
United Sates
Pacific
Democritus and the origin of the atom word
The article notes that the term atom derives from the Greek word meaning uncuttable as used by Democritus about 2400 years ago to denote the smallest particle of an element. It adds a hint for readers to use Want ads by dialing 5451 for ad help.
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Democritus
Butte Lutherans to Dedicate New Emanuel Church
Palm Sunday dedication marks the completion of the first unit of Emanuel Lutheran Church at 2300 Florence Ave Butte. The old church at 300 S Montana St will hold its final service at 11 a.m. The May escorted ceremony features Dr S L Swenson of Seattle as speaker and rite giver with Rev John Nasstrom leading prayer. The congregation notes its 60th anniversary this year and will host a September anniversary service and open house as the mahogany clad building with colored glass nears completion.
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Florence Ave
Ottawa
Emanuel Lutheran
S. Montana St
S. L. Swenson
Seattle
Columbia Conference
Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church
John A. Nasstrom
Butte
Montana
Augustana Lutheran Church
Board of
Montana Airmen Hurt in Crash
An Army National Guard pilot was seriously injured when a liaison plane crashed in fog near Downey Idaho. A passenger sustained only cuts and bruises, and two other Montanans in a second plane were uninjured.
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Downey
Idaho
Army National Guard
Here
Kenneth Kjelsterp
Glasgow
Mont
California
Alden Nichols
Culbertson
Kjelsterp
Fred Finch
Glendive
Pocatello Airport
U. S. Highway 191
Nichols
Victor Barfuss
Finch
Kjelstorp
Malad
Atomic Submarine Skate Sets Record
NEW LONDON Conn The atomic submarine Skate docked Saturday with a new record on her string from England to America 2 975 miles in seven days all underwater We just did what came naturally said her proud skipper Cmdr James F Calvert of Cleveland Ohio
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New London
Conn
England
America
Cmdr
James F. Calvert
Cleveland
Ohio
Electors to Ballot Here Next Saturday in Annual School Election
Qualified electors 23 516 will vote next Saturday to elect two trustees from a four candidate field and decide by ballot on authorizing additional taxes for school maintenance. Voting runs 12 noon to 8 pm with officials named. Candidates include John Gus Kingston and Jack Schulte Independent nominees and Irvin Evans Teamsters member seeking election.
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Board of School District No. 1
Independent
United
John
Gus) Kingston
Independent Party
Iron Workers Union
Butte Miners Union
Jack Schulte
Butte
Oregon Ave
Painters Union
W. P. Fuller Paint Co
Montana Officials Assn
Irvin Evans
Locust
Teamsters Union
Cunningham-Evans Tire Co
Ruling Limits Brucellosis Control Area Authority in Montana
District Judge S D McKinnon ruled the Montana Livestock Sanitary Board cannot designate any county or township as a brucellosis control area. The decision cites assessment rules proving insufficient to verify the required 75 percent stockman support. Rosebud County rancher A G Lee challenged the countywide designation begun in 1956.
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Forsyth
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
Dist
S. D. McKinnon
McKinnon
Rosebud
A. G. Lee
Montana
Stockmen’s Disease Control Assn
C. K. Mingle
Washington, D. C
U. S. Agricultural Research Divn
Montana Cattlemen's Assn
Livestock Sanitary Board
Lee
Rosebud County
Four Die After Collision With Explosives Truck Near Carberry
Four people from Carberry died when their car struck a truck carrying six tons of explosives two miles north of Carberry. The truck cargo did not explode. The deceased were James Hope 53 George Carmichael 67 Edward Jenkins 51 and Mrs Florence Jenkins 49. Truck driver Herbert Imler of Calgary escaped serious injury.
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Carberry
Man
James Hope
George Carmichael
Edward Jenkins
Florence Jenkins
Herbert Imler
Calgary
Village Marshal Arrests Self After Collision
Niagara Wisconsin village marshal Joe Rousse arrested himself after his squad car and another vehicle collided at an intersection. He pleaded guilty to failure to yield the right of way and paid a $25 fine before Justice Warren Miller.
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Niagara
Wis
Joe Rousse
Justice of the Peace
Warren Miller
Widow Hangs for Murder Under New Homicide Act
Elizabeth Wilson, 66, widow of Windy Nook near Leeds, is sentenced to death for poisoning two husbands to gain their savings. Jurors found her guilty of killing Oliver Leonard and Ernest Wilson, who died within two weeks of marriage. Police exhumed bodies after her arrest. she inherited about 225 pounds from the victims.
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Leeds
England
Windy Nook
Elizabeth Wilson
Oliver Leonard
Ernest Wilson
Britain
Ruth Ellis
Wilson
Windy Nook Village
Leonard
Mining Legislation Hearing Enters Month Long Recess
A Senate interior subcommittee hearing on proposed mining legislation will be in recess for a month. The session ran Monday through Friday with 7 witnesses including officials from the Budget Bureau and Office of Defense Mobilization, mining industry spokesmen, and Western governors. Witnesses urged tariff protection for domestic metals mines.
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Washington
Senate Interior
Secretary of the Interior
Seaton
Budget Bureau
Office of Defense Mobilization
Farm Policy Test Near as Dairy Prices Dip
The Eisenhower administration moves to lower dairy price supports effective April 1 under Benson policy aims to cut butter by about 3 cents a pound cheese by 2.5 cents and fluid milk retail by 0.5 to 1 cent. If producers’ prices drop but retailers do not pass on the savings, dairy policy may face a tough test amid possible veto or modification of the new legislation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
East
Midwest
Agriculture Dept
Ten Butte Residents Involved in Two Vehicle Crash
Ten people from Butte were involved in a two car collision on North Main near Buffalo Saturday afternoon with minor injuries reported. Earlier, Clayton Marquardt 18 Meaderville rammed a house stairway at 820 North Main. no injuries.
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Butte
North Main
Buffalo
Kenneth Cunningham
John McEnaney
Hugh Frederick Gallagher
Mullins
Don Lamuth
Alaska
Headon
Gallagher
Mary
Steven
Helen
Harvey Howard
N. Main
Sonny Hoskins
Phil Jemmings
Darrell Combee
Ruby
Jim Harrington
E. Summit
Gallaghers
Lenny Bay
Joseph Casarotto
Clayton Marquardt
Leatherwood, Meaderville
Main Street
Oldest Man in World Near Death in Colombia
Doctors said Javier Pereira a Colombian Indian regarded as the world oldest man was near death on Saturday with death momentarily expected. He reportedly calculated his age at 168 years as observers noted time running out.
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Monteria Cordoba
Colombia
Javier Pereira
Nine Billion Pledged to Fight Recession by GOP Leaders
Republican leaders in Congress defend Eisenhower anti recession steps saying nine billion dollars in stepped up government spending will stimulate business and employment. They note 50 total moves including 29 actions by administration and Congress and 21 recommended by the White House.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen
Knowland
California
Joseph W. Martin Jr
GOP
Four Stanford hikers stranded high in Sierra snow
Four Stanford Alpine Club members, two women and two men, are marooned near Mt Lyell at 11,000 feet as heavy Sierra snow blocks rescue efforts. One suffers pneumonia, others exhaustion. a Civil Air Patrol plane dropped food while ground teams race to reach them before Monday.
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Yosemite National Park
Stanford
Sierras
Air National Guard
Hamilton Air Force Base
Civil Air Patrol
Mt. Lyell
Stanford Alpine Club
William Pope
San Francisco
Mike Roberts
Neenah
Wis
Lenore Lamb
Orinda
Calif
Margaret Meyer
Seattle
Bart Hooley
Mac Allen
Pope
Yosemite
Bob Symons
Bishop
Sierra
Hamilton Afb
Hamilton
Symons
Bill Dunmire
Jim Rouse
The
Sierra Club
Montana Weather Forecast North and South Regions
East region mostly cloudy through Monday with occasional snow in mountains and showers elsewhere. Sunday night and Monday cooler with highs 40s to mid 50s and lows 20s to mid 30s. West region cloudy with rain or snow possible Sunday and Sunday night, Monday mostly cloudy with mountain snow, highs 40s to 50s and lows 20s to 30s.
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Montana
Russia protests U S plans for Pacific nuclear tests
The Soviet Union protested against United States plans to conduct a new series of nuclear tests near the Marshall Islands in the Pacific. Washington dismissed the protest as propaganda and said the tests would proceed as scheduled amid talk of Russia possibly halting its own tests.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Mareshall Islands
Pacific Ocean
State Dept
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Supreme Soviet
Japan
Foreign Ministry
Lewistown Boy, 9, Killed by Truck Backed by Father
Nine year old Charles L. Prentice of Arrow Creek was killed when a heavy truck driven by his father, Charles W. Prentice, backed over him in the family ranch yard as he rode a bicycle. He died at Lewistown hospital. survivors include both parents and grandparents.
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Lewistown
Charles L. Prentice
Arrow Creek
Charles W. Prentice
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Castro
Havana Hilton
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Santiago de Cuba
Emanuel Lutheran Congregation
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Education Fellowship
Welda Mainard Science
Butte Lutherans
Montana Weather
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Billings
Belgrade
Jd Broadus
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
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Kalispell
Livingston
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Missoula
Whitehall
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