Dr. Gerald A. Diettert Elected Montana Heart Association President
Dr. Gerald A. Diettert of Missoula became president of the Montana Heart Association at the annual meeting. He succeeds Robert M. Waters of Billings. Other officers include Thomas H. Mahon of Helena as president elect and Neil O. Bolstad of Great Falls as treasurer. The meeting featured talks by Dr. Donal R. Sparkman of the University of Washington and others, plus awards to Waters and Audrey Rand.
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Montana Heart Association
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Gerald A. Dieter
Missoula
Robert M. Waters
Gerald A. Diettert
Bil
Rockefeller Re marries in secret at Pocantico Hills
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller weds Margaretta Murphy in a private ceremony at Laurance Rockefeller’s home. The couple, ages 54 and 36, announced via press release and plan to split time between Albany and Pocantico Hills. The wedding follows Rockefeller's 1962 divorce and sparks discussion of presidential prospects.
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UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaretta Fitter Murphy
Rockefeller
Laurance
Marshall L. Smith
The
Union Church
Murphy
Mary Todhunter Clark
White House
Venezuela
Executive
Albany
Butte Home and Sports Show Opens With Noted Marksman Frye
The Butte Home and Sports Show runs Friday to Sunday at the Civic Center with Thomas R. Frye, America's premier exhibition shooter, as a featured act. Frye will draw profiles with a Nylon .22 rifle and exhibit the XP 100 221 caliber pistol, while the event also highlights $500,000 in exhibits, $1,000 in prizes, and diverse home and outdoor displays. Doors open 6 p.m. Friday and noon Saturday and Sunday.
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Butte
Civic Center
America
Thomas R. Frye
Frye
Remington Arms Co, Inc
Charles Carveth
Montana Hardware Co
Weather Outlook For Butte And Western Mountain Areas
Mostly cloudy with occasional snow showers through Monday. Highs around 50s to 60s and lows in the 30s. West of divide, slightly warmer on Sunday with 30s to 40s for lows. Mountains see scattered showers, lower elevations also affected. The table notes 12 hour maximums ending 5 p.m. Saturday for precipitation and temperatures.
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Marines Close On Port au Prince As Tense Borders Mount
UPI report says a U.S. Navy task force with combat ready Marines neared Port au Prince within 30 miles as Dominican forces mass along the Haiti border. The Boxer carrier led the move after leaving alert position, with another amphibious force nearby in Puerto Rico ready to protect American citizens. Dominican officials warned of swift action if order fails, while Haiti imposes a nine hour curfew and martial law to quell violence.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
UPI
U.S. Navy
Port Au Prince
Gonave
Haiti
Puerto Rico
U.S
Juan Bosch
Bosch
United Press International
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Besch
The
Organization of American States
Weather halts search for missing B47 bomber near Yellowstone
Thunder showers and 40 knot surface winds forced cancellation of the search for the Mountain Home AFB B47 SAC bomber near the Wyoming border. Col Norman Happel said real strike weather stopped the effort about 3 p.m. MST, grounding about eight planes while a new convoy of 50 search and maintenance personnel moved in to resume Sunday.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Mountain Home
Happel
Wyoming
Air Force
Hill Afb
Mountain Home Afb
Women’s Clubs Meet at 27th Montana District 2 Convention
About 1300 women attend the opening of the 27th annual District 2 Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Boulder. HQs at the Diamonds Ranchotel. Mrs. Holleran of Butte presides. a tea welcomes delegates. Mrs. Bell of Kalispell is guest of honor. convention chair is Mrs. Tom Carey. Highlights include a publicity workshop led by Missoula’s Mrs. J. R. Thompson.
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Boulder
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
The
Diamonds Ranchotel
John T. Holleran
Butte
Holleran
Hubert J. Bell
Kalispell
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tom Carey
Boulder Woman's Club
Stephen Babcock
Thompson Falls
District 2
J. R. Thompson
Missoula
140 Egyptians Drown as Nile Ferry Capsizes
In Maghagha Upper Egypt a crowded Nile ferry carrying about 150 passengers capsized. Some 140 people are believed dead, with 51 bodies recovered so far and 10 escaping. The boat, built for 80, was returning visitors from Bairam to relatives' graves, with exact counts pending rescue completion.
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Maghagha
Upper Egypt
Cairo
Former Montana legislator dies in Utah plane crash
A former Montana legislator Scott Pfohl 43 of Livingston and a Salt Lake City pilot Kenneth Combs 40 die when their PT 13 trainer crashes into a wheat field southwest of Salt Lake City The crash occurred during a Civil Air Patrol training mission departing from Salt Lake Municipal Airport and destined for Central Utah Airport Authorities investigate the cause Pfohl was a CAP pilot and a regional legal officer survived by his wife Mary Lou and two children Carolyn and Ross
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UPI
Montana
Denver
Scott Pfohl
Livingston
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Pfohl
Gallatin County
Civil Air Patrol
Kenneth B. Combs
Salt Lake County
Combs
Utah Cap
CAP
Salt Lake Municipal
Utah
Federal Aviation Agency
Montana State University Law School
Missoula
Sinclair Oil
Rocky Mountain
Solicitors Office
Department of Interior
Sinclair
Mary Lou
Carolyn
Ross
Montana Mines to Bestow 5 Degrees at 63rd Commencement
Five professional degrees will be awarded at Montana School of Mines 63rd commencement on Monday June 3. Recipients include Frank W. Archibald and John R. Moore both metallurgical engineers Frank W Archibald is vice president and general manager of Southern Peru Copper Mining Co. Goethke receives geological engineering degree and has long service with US Bureau of Mines Anaconda Co. Dr Ettere A Peretti head of Notre Dame metallurgy department and an alumnus of Montana School of Mines will receive metallurgical engineering degree.
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Montana School of Mines
Frank W. Archibald
Frederick P. Goethke
John R. Moore
Ettere A. Peretti
Joseph A. Wiendl
Archibald
American Smelting and Refining Co
el Paso
Tex
Garfield
Utah
Tacoma
Wash
Southern Peru Copper Mining Co
Peru
Goethke
US Bureau of Mines
Anaconda Co
Bleischarley
Poland
Moore
Anaconda
AIME
Peretti
University of Notre Dame
Picard named new Civil Defense director in county
Edward R. Picard former Silver Bow County legislator becomes the county Civil Defense director filling a vacant post. The salary and headquarters are not set, with Picard to announce a site soon. He vows countywide cooperation and support from Ed Molthen Butte’s director and the congressional delegation for an effective program.
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Edward R. Picard
Silver Bow
Cole Sullivan
Butte
Picard
Board of
County Commissioners
Ed Molthen
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Henry Raymont
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Hispaniola
Yellowstone
United Arab Republic
Nile River
Montana Mines
Joseph A. Weindl
E. A. Peretti
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