Anaconda Says Chile Will Supply Most Copper Next Year
Anaconda reports two thirds of its copper production will come from Chile when the El Salvador mine is at full output this year. The 1959 earnings were aided by higher copper prices and Chuquicamata output, with strikes and El Salvador startup costs offsetting gains.
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Anaconda
Chile
Clyde E. Weed
Charlies M. Brinckerhoff
el Salvador
Chuquicamata
Montana
Utah
California
Allies Reject Red Tactics On Arms Cut
At a 10 nation disarmament conference in Geneva Western powers dismissed Soviet demands as emotional slogans without scientific basis. French expert Jules Moch urged trackable controls and a strategic halt to production of fissionable materials while converting stockpiles to peaceful uses amid uncertainty over stock counts.
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Geneva
Kremlin
Jules Moch
Moch
US Britain unveil plan to ban small nuclear tests
Eisenhower and Macmillan propose a short term ban on underground tests if the Soviet Union accepts a treaty on cheat proof inspection of larger blasts. They expect a negotiated inspection accord within 90 days and urge joint research to detect even tiny detonations.
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Gettysburg
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
Here
Macmillan
Senate
Surplus Foods Distributed Here Under County War Measure
The surplus foods store at 320 N Main has issued 165 percent tons of surplus foods to Silver Bow County families since opening Oct 21. The report shows a value of 58 388.71 and 1 113 active cases still receive monthly flour corn meal dried milk rice dried eggs and lard under federal and state programs.
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N. Main
Silver Bow County
William McCrone
McCrone
Willis Gerry
Frank Gersh
Gene Daly
Board of County Commissioners
GN seeks to discontinue last two Great Falls Butte trains
The Great Northern Railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to drop its final two daily passenger trains between Great Falls and Butte Montana. The service ran 171 miles and connected eight intermediate towns. Losses rose from 47000 in 1957 to 51000 in 1958 and nearly 71000 in 1959.
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Washington
Great Northern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Falls
Butte
Mont
Great Northern
Montana Railroad Commission
Central Southwestern Greyhound Lines
Intermountain Bus Lines
Dillon hosts district music meet with hundreds of students
The District 4 high school music meet occurs Friday and Saturday at Western Montana College in Dillon. About 500 to 600 students from 14 schools including Beaverhead County High, Butte, Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Drummond, Twin Bridges, Lima and Philipsburg will compete in solo vocal and instrumental events on Friday and bands and choruses on Saturday. Adjudicators are music faculty from Montana State University and the University of Colorado.
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Dillon
Western Montana College
Beaverhead County High
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Drummond
Twin Bridges
Lima
Philipsburg
Montana State University
University of Colorado
Judges Named to Serve in Saturday School Election
The school board election is Saturday with polling from noon to 8 pm. Judges receive 6 dollars for service and are listed by name and address, including Mrs. Margaret Attfield and Mary S. Atkin among many others.
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Margaret Attfield
W. Daly
Mary S. Atkin
W. Gold
Ida L. Aultmann
W. Cooper
Elizabeth Bauer
Casey
Gladys Berryman
W. Aluminum
Henrietta Bessette
White Way
George R. Brown
Kennedy
Laura Brown
W. Quartz
Catherine Buckley
Banks
Fred Budd
S. Arizona
Virginia M. Bugni
Columbia Gardens
Victoria J. Buz- 20
Rose Carpino
Spruce
Helen Carriger
Kemper
Lara Cornell
Gladstone
Josephine Cooney
E. Quartz
Ella M. Cox
Waukesha
Theodore Crossman
Texas
Dillon Mothers Halt Hearing By Injunction
Two Dillon widows with nine children blocked a Montana Milk Control Board price rise for southwestern Montana. Sheriff served a restraining order as a hearing opened to set a fair minimum milk price. The injunction seeks to permanent halt the six cent increase, with April 18 set to show cause.
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Dillon
Montana Milk Control Board
Montana
Lloyd Thomas
Beaverhead
Juanita McLaren
Bonnie Arbour
Philip C. Duncan
Marie Gibbons
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce
Milk Board
Escaped Murderer Sought in Missing Coors Case
FBI seeks Joseph Corbett Jr. 31 as fugitive from Chino prison in California for second degree murder. Corbett lived in Denver under the name Walter Osborne and checked out Feb 10, saying he would enroll at the University of Colorado Boulder. Coors disappeared Feb 9 near Golden, Colorado.
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Denver
Adolph Coors II
FBI
Joseph Corbett Jr
Chino
Calif
Corbett
Walter Osborne
Eugene Merys
University of Colorado At Boulder
Golden
Colo
Chino Institution
San Rafael
Air Force
Glendale
Los Angeles
Seattle
Seattle University
Colorado Mountains
Merys
Montana Weather Forecast Wednesday and Thursday
Montana forecast shows mostly cloudy skies for eastern regions with scattered showers and mountain snow in the forenoon, local clearing by afternoon west of the divide, highs 50 to 65, lows 20 to 35, southwest winds 20 to 35 mph along the eastern slope. Western Montana expect mostly cloudy Wednesday through Thursday with scattered showers, daytime highs around 45 to 55 and cooler nights.
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Montana East
Continental Divide
Montana
Joseph P. Casey dies at 54 in Butte bakery
Joseph Patrick Casey 54 bakery sales manager at Eddy Bakery died of a heart attack in the bakery on Front and Harrison. Firemen aided by ambulance to St. James Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Born January 6 1906 in Butte he lived there his whole life. He belonged to St. Joseph Church Toastmasters Skyline Sportsmen's Club and left a large family including widow Mary a son and daughter in law and several grandchildren. The body lay at Daly Shea Mortuary.
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Joseph Patrick Casey
Eddy Bakery
Front
Harrison
Andy Aleksich
Mr. Casey
St. James Hospital
Butte
S. Wyoming
Casey
St. Joseph Church
Toastmasters
Skyline Sportsmen's Club
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Mary
Joseph Casey
Kenneth Thomas
Jack Hendrickson
Emmett Casey
Harry Dowling
Frank Young
Joe Armstrong
Kimberlee
Kenneth
James Thomas
JoLene Casey
Emmett Neil Casey
Spokane
Gerald
Jo Ann Casey
Daniel Casey
William Hitchcock
Dale Farrell
Betty Jean Dowling
Jerry
Bobby Armstrong
James Reardon
California
August Young
Anna Garlish
Nora Dennehy
Bridget Walsh
Kate Dennehy
Don Dennehy
Ireland
Helicopters Rescue Midwest Flood Victims in Wide Rain Toll
Rains across Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Iowa worsened floods with streams overflowing from rapid snow melt. Five people died in Missouri and Nebraska as helicopters airlifted victims, farms were isolated, highways closed, and a large lake formed near Ashland Nebraska after a dike broke.
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Midwest
Kansas City
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Ashland
Neb
Omaha
Ashland Creek
Sabotage Investigated in Glasgow Whisky Warehouse Fire
Police began an inquiry into possible sabotage as Scotland mourns twenty firemen killed in the Glasgow docks whisky warehouse blaze. Three major fires in five weeks all started in whisky warehouses where raw spirit ages in barrels.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Free Butte Clinic Examines 58 Children
Fifty eight children with crippling conditions were examined at a free clinic in the Webster-Garfield School. The event, sponsored by the Montana State Board of Health, drew specialists from Butte and Mining City to serve youth from six surrounding counties.
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Free Butte Clinic
Webster-Garfield School
Montana State Board of Health
Butte
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Powell
Madison
Beaverhead
Granite
Therese Quirk
Frances Seyler
State Board
Miss Quirk
Margaret Lemm
Alberta Paxton
Catherine Mulcahy
Ann Reardon
Anaconda
A. W. Kiely
Kendrick Smith
J. E. Emory
Roy Murray
Donna Finlen
Richard
Wilbur German longtime Montana Power official dies
Wilbur W. German 86 a vice president of Montana Power Co died Tuesday afternoon in a Billings hospital after eight weeks as a patient. Born December 20 1903 in Lincoln Nebraska he graduated Cornell University in 1928 and joined Montana Power in 1931 as gas utilization engineer. He was known as Dutch and leaves a large circle of friends. The body was moved to Richards Funeral Home.
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Wilbur W. German
Montana Power Co
Billings
Argyle
German
Dutch
Richards
Petiting
Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Denver
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Montana Power
Montana
American LaFrance Foamite Co
Utica
N.Y
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
San Francisco
Zoning Ordinance Is Ruled Illegal in Montana Case
District Judge E E Fenton ruled the Yellowstone County commissioners lack authority to enact zoning regulations in the dispute with Hi Ball Contractors. The decision states the Legislature cannot delegate legislative power to county boards as part of the executive branch.
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Billings
E. E. Fenton
Yellowstone County Commissioners
Hi Ball Contractors
Montana
Fenton
A. A. Healon
City County Planning Board
Commission
Fred C. Plath
Board of County Commissioners
Supreme Court
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Mary D'Arcy
E. Gagnon
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Muriel Falcon
Edwards
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