U S Pushes Plan to End National Armies in Nine Years
The United States will seek at the Geneva disarmament conference a plan to eliminate national armies within nine years and replace them with a United Nations force. The proposal aims to counter a Soviet draft for four years, with U S officials planning to add international controls and a UN peace force to uphold law as national defenses are dismantled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
United States
United Nations
U.N
Arthur H. Dean
Guido Installed as Provisional Argentine President Amid Crisis
Senate president pro tem Jose M. Guido was installed as provisional president of Argentina ending a 12 day political crisis sparked by the military ouster and banishment of Arturo Frondizi. The armed forces lifted the alert as Guido pledged to ban Peronist activity while Frondizi, in a personal sense, approved the action.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Jose M. Guido
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
State of Alert
Frondizi
Dividual
Guido
Senate
Peronists
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Casa Rosado
Government House
Byron White Named To Vacancy on Supreme Court
President Kennedy named Deputy Attorney General Byron R. White to the Supreme Court to succeed Charles Evans Whittaker. White, 44, praised for intellect and humane approach, has a varied background as a football star, Navy lieutenant, Rhodes Scholar, and lawyer. Whittaker will retire Sunday due to illness, with strong initial reactions in Congress.
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Byron
Whizzer’ White
Supreme Court
Whittaker
White
Kennedy
Rocky Mountain West
London
Roosevelt
Britain
Oxford
Colorado
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rhodes
United States
Yale Law School
Detroit Lions
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Navy
Denver
Moran Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Moran Trial
Keith L. Moran former Livingston police chief faces two grand larceny charges after a Meagher County jury could not agree on guilt or innocence in the 132.50 gambling raid case. Jurors deliberated three ballots before being discharged. Trial reset for next term. other charges set for early April in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allendice
Moran
Billings
Livingston
White Sulphur Springs
Liquor Store Clerks Vote Against AFL-CIO Pact
In Helena, state liquor store clerks in 11 cities vote 60 to 22 against renewing their AFL-CIO Clerks' Union contract. The pact, covering stores in Billings, Butte, Great Falls, Helena, Missoula, Livingston, Havre, Kalispell, Whitefish, Deer Lodge and Anaconda, will end April 30 with no changes to employment policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
UPI
State Liquor Control Board
Afl-Cio Clerks’ Union
Billings
Butte
Great Falls
Missoula
Livingston
Havre
Kalispell
Whitefish
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
National Labor Relations Board
Belgrade
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Lewistown
Miles City
Uw West Yellowstone
Driver explains speeding to sleep and is fined
Harold Wagner testified before Marathon County Judge Ronald Keber that he was driving 100 miles per hour to get home before he fell asleep. The judge fined him $125 for the speeding offense.
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Wassau
Wis
UPI
Harold Wagner
Marathon
Ronald Keberle
Wagner
Woman Dies From Anaconda Collision Injuries
Ruth M. Stroud, 62, of Leadore Idaho, died in an Anaconda hospital from injuries after a head on crash east of the Smelter City last Saturday night. The Montana 1962 traffic toll rose to 38 with her death. coroner to hold inquest next week.
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Anaconda
UPI
Ruth M. Stroud
Leadore
Idaho
Montana
Stroud
Kenneth C. Plumb
T. A. Joseph
Plumb
Cledell R. Stroud
Elk Grove
Everett B. Stroud
James B. Stroud
W. E. Dalby
A. C. Mackley
Rupert
C. E. Dalby
Bliss
Concrete Pour Begins At Butte Anaconda Plant
First concrete was poured Friday at the site of Butte's new Anaconda Company multimillion dollar copper ore concentrating plant. A two yard bucket poured concrete into a foundation mat in the red mill section as workers rushed to complete initial works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New Anaconda Co
Red Mill
National PTA Questionaire Rejected by Montana Convention
National Congress of Parents and Teachers questionnaire rejected at the Montana PTA convention in Great Falls after a stormy session with 400 delegates. The adopted resolution opposes federal intervention in education and instructs Montana officers to oppose federal aid and interference.
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PTA
Great Falls
UPI
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Montana
Parent - Teacher Association
Montana Pta
National Congress
National Pta
Community Hospital Building Program to Begin This Month
The first phase of a 24 million building program for St. James Community Hospital will start April 23 with bids opened April 18 for remodeling and expansion. The project adds 45 beds to the 160 bed facility and moves pediatrics to an outpatient area to free rooms for adults as part of a plan toward eventual closing of St. James.
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Frank Quinn
St. James Community Hospital
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Ual
St. James Hospital
St. James
John E. Corette
John E. O'Neill
Leo Broudy
Rex Henningsen
Broudy
W. P. Cooney
E. I. Renouard
W. D. Murray
Dan Mooney
W. E. Murray
Richard FE. Morrison
Cushing and Terrill
Billings
Butte
Pediatrics de
Polling Places Set for April 7 School Election
The board designates polling sites for the April 7 school election. Voters will choose three trustees for terms of three, three, and two years among Tracy Shea Fraser Conway Kneebone and an Independent and United slate. Ballots include two mill levies and bond issues totaling 350000 for Whittier and Greeley grade schools. Polls run noon to 8 pm with precincts listed and contact numbers for precinct verification.
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Board of Trustees of
Thomas P. Tracy
James B. Shea
William J. Fraser
Independent Party
Herb Conway
Cort Peacock
Helen Kneebone
United Party
Butte High School
Whittier
Greeley
Weather outlook for Warm er Butte region through Sunday
Partly cloudy and warmer today through Sunday with highs near 45 today and 40 to 55 Saturday. East of Divide expect slightly warmer highs 40 to 55 and lows 15 to 32. West of Divide sees fair conditions with highs 42 to 58 and Saturday night lows 20 to 35.
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Butte
Divide
Petitions Moon Consolidation Plan In Silver Bow County
More than 1,300 residents signed petitions urging a special election on city county consolidation. A 50 member committee backs a council manager system and notes top cities with manager governments.
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Silver Bow County
Board of County Commissioners
Consolidation Committee
Uptown
N. Main
Butte
Walkerville
Butte Home Damaged by Youthful Vandals
A residence at 2200 Carolina suffered severe damage during the night when vandals smashed every window. Police reported $200 in glass breakage, doors broken in, and articles scattered. The home is owned by Denny Glass, a former Butte amateur boxer and skier. The city directory lists the house as vacant, though it contains some furnishings.
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Carolina
Earl Holman
del LaBreche
Denny Glass
Butte
Furni
Libel suit filed against union seeks 125000 damages
Anaconda attorney Wade J. Dahood filed a libel action in Clerk Frank B. McGrath's office seeking 125000 damages from the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. The suit cites a circular alleging an anti union drive led by a lawyer and employers group with help from Kellogg Idaho and an improperly led local union. Damages include 25000 actual and 100000 exemplary.
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Anaconda
Wade J. Dahood
Frank B. McGrath
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Dahood
Anaconda Independent Smeltermen’s Union
Employers Association
Deer Lodge County
Independent ‘Company Union
Kellogg
Idaho
Steel Decision Expected Today
The Wage Policy Committee of the United Steelworkers Union meets in Pittsburgh to decide if the two year contract with 10 cents per hour in benefits for the first year and no wage raise is acceptable. McDonald will outline the provisions to 170 members from Gary Indiana East Chicago Hammond and Aliquippa and other mill towns at 11 a.m. EST. A wage reopening clause is planned for the second year.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
Gary
Ind
East Chicago
Homestead
Aliquippa
McDonald
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U.S
John D. Parry
Dean Rusk
William C. Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Washington
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Dean
William L. F. Horsey
American Bar Association
University of Colorado
Byron R. White
Thomas E. Mooney
Standard Post State Bureau
Meagher County
Keith L
Berkeley Pit
Meadow Lark
Sherman
Blaine
Centerville
St. Mary
Main
Courthouse
West Granite
Rourke MacDonald
National Municipal
Union
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