Butte High Students Win Top Honors in Local Science Fair
Butte High School students Michael Haney and Betty Bruckner won top grand prizes at the Butte Regional Science Fair held at the civic center. Haney’s zoology exhibit earned the first grand prize, and Bruckner’s botany exhibit won the second. Both advance to the National Science Fair in Los Angeles.
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Butte High
Michael Haney
George Haney
State
Butte High School
Betty Bruckner
C. G. Bruckner
Edwards
Butte
Butte Civic Center
Haney
Miss Bruckner
Los Angeles
John Semmons
Walter Laity
John Greiner
New Horizons
Montana Coal
Butte Regional Science Fair Assn
Montana College
Madalyn Ray
Lincoln School
McClellan Pledges Cooperation in Beck Probe
Senator McClellan pledged full cooperation with the AFL CIO investigation into Teamsters President Dave Beck and other labor issues. As chair of the Senate Rackets Committee, he said the panel would assist in efforts to purge unwholesome elements from the labor movement. Beck invoked the Fifth Amendment and was suspended by the AFL-CIO Executive Council pending ethics review.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
AFL Cio
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Senate
Beck
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Ethical Practices Committee
Afl-Cio
Macmillan Put In Troubled Spot
London reporters say a Conservative revolt threatens Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as Lord Salisbury resigns over Arch bishop Makarios release. Debate in Parliament will probe Salisbury’s walkout with Bermuda talks tied to a Bermuda meeting and a possible Eisenhower deal.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Lord Salisbury
Makarios
Cyprus
Council
House of Lords
Salisbury
London Evening News
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Bermuda
United States
Middle East
Ike to Review Foreign Aid at Monday Conference
The White House said President Eisenhower will review the foreign aid program with Secretary of State Dulles and top advisers on Monday. Press Secretary Hagerty noted the president’s remark that small cuts are possible but not deep ones without harming national security as Congress is asked to approve about 4.4 billion dollars in foreign aid for the coming year.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
State Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Butte District Sets April 6 School Election
Voters in Butte School District No 1 will go to the polls Saturday April 6 to choose three trustees and decide on locating a new elementary school site. Registered taxpayers may vote on bonds totaling 2 459 380 for school construction repairs and equipment. Polls open noon to 8 pm across 35 stations with 105 judges and clerks. voting machines not used.
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Butte
Butte High School
Keasey Chooses Writing Sentence Over Jail Time
Des Moines police report Neal Arnold Keasey 41 pled guilty to intoxication and chose to write his sentence rather than serve time. Judge Rayy Harrison ordered 17 680 repetitions of the line I am a fel low that can't take that first drink. Keasey, with 131 prior intoxication arrests since 1936, expects 16 days writing at one sentence per minute, eight hours daily, possibly longer at night, to gain freedom. He said the act may help him stop drinking.
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Des Moines
Neal Arnold Keasey
Rayy Harrison
Keasey
Tremors Reported in San Diego Area Saturday
Two sharp earth tremors were recorded in San Diego on Saturday. Residents in the Mt Helix area twelve miles east of the city felt the shocks, but no damage was reported.
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San Diego
Calif
Mt. Helix
Here
Butte Voters Tomorrow Elect New Mayor and Aldermen
Butte voters will elect a new mayor and 16 aldermen in eight wards with polls from 8 a m to 8 p m using automatic machines in 19 precincts. Incumbent treasurer Bernard Holland and Police Judge John Seton run without opposition. Mayor Tim J Sullivan not seeking re election. mayoral candidates are W P Donnelly and Emmet J Paulsen.
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Beryl Wilson
W. P. Donnelly
Emmet J. Paulsen
Bernard Holland
John Seton
Tim J. Sullivan
Edward J. Hastings
Terry Kelly
Paul Holenstein
Dan J. Kinsella
Alex McDonald
John V. Healy
Fifty-Eight-Year Central High Plans May Graduation
Eighty six seniors of Boys Central High School are candidates for graduation at the Christian Brothers Institution this spring. Commencement exercises will be held May 26 in the Bow Theater. The speaker name and details will be announced later. Listed graduates include Thomas Albright, David Battle, Leo Belanger, Antone Bertoglio, Michael Buckley and many others.
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Boys Central High School
Christian Brothers Institution
D. C. Mahoney
Brother Mahoney
Bow Theater
Thomas Albright
David Battle
Leo Belanger
Antone Bertoglio
Michael Buckley
Gerald Bugni
Thomas
John Johnston
Joseph Keane
William Kingston
Thomas Kowen
Joseph Kump
William Leary
Michael Leary
Alfred Luebeck
John Lyons
Antone Matule
Ted McElhenney
William McBride
Patrick McCarthy
Leo McCarthy
Ralph McCaughey
Robert McDonough
Terence McGurk
Edward Meade
Albert Molignoni
John Monahan
John Moriarity
Robert Murray
William Murray
Charles Nakwas
James
Quitting Worries Through Ads and Imagination
Psychologists link overactive imagination to anxiety and mental distress. They advise not to borrow trouble before problems appear and note most fears stay imagined. Classified ads offer solutions to worries by promoting jobs, merchandise, and rental needs with ad writer contact.
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Dial
County Cancer Crusade To Open Monday
County drive under Chairman John Cote will start Monday to alert the public about cancer and raise 13500 dollars. Plans include house to house canvass window displays and billboards with volunteers urged to promote regular health exams and education about cancer.
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John Cote
Silver Bow County
Cote
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Power Co
Hennessy
Nasser Seeks Suez Control Amid Global Tensions
Western powers appear ready to yield on canal operation, backing Egyptian control via the Egyptian Canal Authority. The plan would require tolls to be collected by Egypt, with 25 percent earmarked for canal development and 5 percent to repay the former Suez Canal Co. for July seizures.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Suez Canal
United Nations
Egyptian Canal Authority
Egypt
Suez Canal Co
Nasser says U S pressures Egypt will run Suez alone
Cairo President Nasser charged that the United States aims to starve Egypt but asserted Egypt will operate the Suez Canal itself and will not permit Israeli ships to use it. He spoke to visiting American editors as the first ship...
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Cairo
Nasser
United States
U. S
Egypt
Suez Canal
British Factory Strikes Spread Across London and Britain
Britain faces widespread industrial disruption as 1.7 million workers strike in factories and shipyards, with 70 shipyards silenced and 500,000 in London plants joining the walkout. Wage talks remain deadlocked as government calls for a three man inquiry.
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London
Britain
Greater
Scotland
England
Iain Macleod
Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions
Court of Inquiry
Courageous Young Man Faces Cancer With Faith and Family
A Detroit man, 27, told doctors he had six months to live but found strength in faith and family. He described his wife Athleyne, newborn baby, and second daughter Valerie, and how conversations with fellow patients helped lift spirits. He reflected on life, mortgage, and gratitude as he faced terminal illness.
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Leonard Kerschke
Associated Press
Detroit
Christ
Garden of
Gethsemane
Athleyne
Darleen
Valerie
Lewistown Boy, Two, Drowned in Pond
A two year old boy, Lewistown, died after drowning Saturday in a pond near his King Colony Hautterite ranch home, about twelve miles west. His sister said he had been missing for about thirty minutes. The pond is roughly 100 feet across and three feet deep. Efforts by the father Eli and an uncle to revive him failed. Survivors include the mother and two brothers.
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Lewistown
David Stahl
King Colony Hautterite Ranch
Eli
Montana Weather Forecast Highlights Regions and Temps
East Montana sees cloudiness and sun with highs 50 to 60 and lows 25 to 35. West Montana reports clouds with showers or snow possible, highs 50 to 60 and cooling to 45 to 55 Monday. The table notes maximums cover 12 hours and minimums 18 hours ending 5 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
Bandit Agrees to Free Mrs Carroll in Amnesty Trade
In southeast Iran bandit chief Dadshah agrees to release American Mrs Anita Carroll if allowed to go free. Interior Ministry says amnesty assurance will accompany immediate release. Governor of Iranshahr to arrange contact for freeing the captive amid a mounting government pursuit.
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Tehran
Iran
Anita Carroll
Interior Ministry
Iranshahr
Dadshah
Issaquah
Wash
Clyde E. Weed Receives Chilean Knight Commander Honor
Clyde E. Weed president of The Anaconda Company was named a knight commander of Chile’s Bernardo O’Higgins Order of Merit. Foreign Undersecretary Gustavo Lugo awarded the decoration Friday in Santiago at a ceremony with U S Ambassador Cecil Lyon and other officials present.
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Santiago
Chile
U.P
Clyde E. Weed
Anaconda Company
Bernardo O'Higgins
Gustavo Lugo
Mr. Weed
U. S
Cecil Lyon
Fort Benton Music Teacher and Students Die in Crash
A Fort Benton High School music director H Merne Parsons and five students—Mark Paul Jerome Nagengast Alderine LaBarre Cleo Lorene Crane Bob Peterson—died in a head on collision with a semi truck on U S Highway 87 near the Cascade-Chouteau county line while en route to a district festival. The truck driver John A Henen of Great Falls was injured but survived. Authorities cited fog and wet roads and noted the car reportedly pulled out to pass another vehicle seconds before impact. The tragedy marked Montana s second worst highway disaster to date.
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Great Falls
Fort Benton
Montana
Cascade-Chouteau
Jack Riggs
Forrest Wilkerson
H. Merne Parsons
Fort Benton High
Mark Paul
Jerome Nagengast
Alderine LaBarre
Cleo Lorene Crane
Bob Peterson
Parson
Great Northern Freightways
John A. Henen
U. S. Highway 87
Cascade County
Stanley Warner
GN Freightways
Itana
Frenchmen Riot Over Algeria On Paris Champs Elysees
A Saturday protest on the Champs Elysees against Algeria policy after a bomb blast left one injured by the device and four hurt in clashes with police. Demonstrators shouted Algeria is French as security forces dispersed them, with damage to a L Express branch and calls against Mendes France.
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Paris
Rene Moureau
Morocco
L’express
Pierre Mendes
Lucky Toss Ends With Gas Fumes At Home
In Johnstown Richard Janson 15 won a coin toss to ride the last bus. He arrived home to find sister Patricia 17 and her fiancé Thomas Lee Cook 19 unconscious from a gas leak. Firefighters revived them. they were reported in good condition.
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Johnstown
Richard Janson
Janson
Patricia
Thomas Lee Cook
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