Darlinton Named Acting Director of Montana Planning Board
Everett V. Darlinton was appointed acting director of the Montana State Planning Board, succeeding Tom Collins who resigned to pursue a Western District Congress seat. Darlinton, on the board since 1958 and assistant director since 1960, will attend a San Francisco conference May 7-8 to discuss urban planning aid, statewide planning, land use control, and related programs.
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State Planning Board
Final Assault Starts Today In Butte Clean-Up Campaign
Butte residents prepare for a city and county wide clean-up blitz with volunteers, trucks and crews set to pick up debris Saturday and Sunday. Rubbish piles were urged to be ready by Saturday morning in alleys or visible spots. Awards will acknowledge top drivers and contributors.
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Butte
Ing
Civic Center
W. P. Donnelly
McKeon pushes tax cut claim on Anaconda smelter reclassification
State Senator John McKeon says the Anaconda Company's smelter will receive a 126000 annual property tax reduction under a new statewide reclassification plan. He notes the reassessment lowers taxable value from 3477850 to 2427786, creating a countywide burden to maintain current revenue. The Deer Lodge County suit seeks a district court injunction to halt the act, with Joseph McElwain named as special counsel.
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Anaconda Co
Anaconda
UPI
John McKeon
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge Coun
State Board of Equalization
Joseph McElwain
Powell County
Anaconda Court
U.S. detonates fourth device in Pacific test series
Washington reports the United States exploded its fourth nuclear device in a 10 day Pacific test series. The air dropped intermediate yield weapon likely matched 100000 tons of TNT and detonated above Christmas Island. It was the third Pacific shot over 20000 tons but under one million tons.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific
Italy shifts on NATO nuclear sharing plans
Athens report notes Italy rebels against NATO nuclear sharing proposals. Italy may delay approval as new center-left government questions the plan while France hesitates to back a common scheme. The issue to be discussed by NATO ministers amid talks with the Soviet Union and Berlin.
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UPI
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Britain
Italy
NATO
NATO Ministerial Council
Europe
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
West
Rebels Hit From Air In Venezuela
Government warplanes bombed Carupano where 1,000 marines revolted and formed a provisional government. Rebels led by Captains Molina and Testamer claimed support from other detachments and pledged to back congress once victorious. Betancourt ordered the air strike and prepared decrees to declare a state of emergency.
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Venezuela
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Carupano
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Wolfgang Larrazabal
Larrazabal
Marcos Perez Jimenez
National Guard
Caripito
Democratic Army
Congress
Radio Carupano
Jose Teodoro Molina
Testamer
Kennedy Urges Tariff Cuts as Key to Atlantic Partnership
President Kennedy urged approval of his tariff-cutting program as a cornerstone of a three trillion dollar Atlantic partnership to counter communism. He said the nation must trade or fade and promoted a Two-way street trade policy while calling for peaceful settlement of the New Orleans school integration quarrel. About 100,000 people cheered as Kennedy toured the city and visited the Mississippi River wharf before heading to Florida.
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New Orleans
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Palm Beach
Washington
Jimmie Davis
Victor Schiro
Moisant Airport
Mississippi River
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Mine Mill Branded Communist Infiltrated by Board Ruling
The Subversive Activities Control Board ruled that the International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers is communist infiltrated, making it ineligible to bargain under the National Labor Relations Act. The decision, based on Francis A. Cherry’s findings, permits appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals and cites substantial aid to the Communist Party and leadership ties.
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Cherry
Communist Party of the United States
Communist Party
U.S.A
United States
Denver
Justice Department
Department
National Labor Relations Act
Communist Party of the
U.S
Union to Appeal SACE Decision in Mine-Mill Case
Union leaders led by John Clark announce plans to appeal the Subversive Activities Control Board ruling that Mine-Mill is a Communist infiltrated group. They vow judicial review and petitions to prove otherwise while continuing NLRB election efforts in Anaconda and arbitration in Butte.
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John Clark
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Anaconda
United Steelworkers of America
Nathan Witt
New York City
Witt
Mine-Mill
Ex-Livingston police chief found guilty of burglary
Keith L. Moran former Livingston police chief was convicted by a district court jury of burglary in the January 1960 theft of office machines from Downer Lumber Co. Moran faced sentencing Monday. Separately John Bogue pleaded innocent to embracery for influencing a juror. trial set for Sept. 3. Montana Yellowstone County.
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Maurice Hennessey
Butte
Fenton
Hennessey
John Bogue
Dist
Charles B. Sande
Bogue
Northern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone County
William Speare
Actress Sets Divorce Suit Speed Record
Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay reconciled within 24 hours after Mansfield filed an April Fool's divorce suit. They appeared hand in hand at a poolside press conference, kissing for photographers as reporters observed a romantic mood and a heart tile in the pool.
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UPS
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Europe
Jayne
Hargitay
United Press International
Mansfield
Sunset Boulevard
Mickey
Jaynie
Closed Door Sessions Debated by Engles And Erickson
Montana party leaders clashed at the Montana Broadcasters Association convention over closed door state board meetings and tax policy. Democratic committeeman Leif Erickson criticized executive sessions, targeting the board of regents and arguing meetings are increasingly private. Republican chair Mel Engles defended compliance with open meeting laws and noted cross party representation on boards. Both touted deficits cut under their parties and forecast implications for the 1963 legislature.
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Erickson
Helena
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Montana Broadcasters Association
The
Board of Regents
Havre
Northern Montana College
Engles
Weather Outlook For The Divide Region
Cloudy and mild conditions with showers expected Sunday. East of Divide sees cooler air with scattered showers and possible snow flurries Saturday. West of Divide remains mostly cloudy with showers Saturday afternoon into Sunday and highs in the 50s. Maximums and minimums per 12 and 18 hours ending Friday at 5 p.m.
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