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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1961

Page

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Public Day of Glory for Pioneer Astronaut Shepard

NASA plans a subdued yet uplifting tribute to Alan B. Shepard Jr in Washington with a White House ceremony. He will meet Kennedy in the rose garden receive the Distinguished Service Medal and attend a Capitol reception before a news conference at the State Department. He and the six fellow astronauts will travel by open cars from the White House to the Capitol.

Washington Alan B. Shepard Jr National White House Navy Langley Air Force Base Virginia National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shepard Space Mouse Pierre Salinger America New York City NASA Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol Kennedy Sal Inger Andrews Air Force Base Suburban Mary Salinger Supreme Court Congress State Department

Montana weather report shows mixed precipitation and temperature ranges

Montana east expects partly cloudy to cloudy with showers and warmer air. east highs 50 to 60, lows 28 to 38. Montana west turns cloudy with mountain snow and lower elevation showers. highs 45 to 60, lows 28 to 35. Tables list city highs and lows through Sunday 5 p.m. with several towns noted.

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Experts Say U S Could Put Man Into Orbit This Year

CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP reports space officials believe the United States could place a man in orbit within 1961 if Atlas booster problems on the Mercury project are fixed. Officials say focus may shift from Redstone suborbital tests to the Atlas phase with pilots John H. Glenn Jr. or Virgil I. Grissom as candidates.

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Kennedy Farm Bill Faces House Opposition

In Washington the Kennedy administration's sweeping farm bill meets strong conservative resistance in the House. Critics argue Title 1 cedes too much legislative power to the secretary of agriculture and could let him stack advisory committees, while supporters contend the measure curbs executive control over price supports and crop programs. With 35 Agriculture Committee members, including 14 Republicans, passage remains in doubt.

Washington Kennedy House House Agriculture Committee Secretary of Agriculture Congress Orville L. Freeman Harold D. Cooley DN. C Charles B. Hoeven Iowa

Fires claim lives of six children and man in two cities

A Pittsburgh suburb home fire killed Miles O’Brien Sr 34 and his three children ages 8 7 and 5 with the wife surviving in hospital. In Madison Wisconsin a two story blaze killed Susan Chute 3 Ann Thompson 15 and Patricia Pierce 14. Four others including parents and a sibling were hospitalized. Investigators have not yet determined causes.

Pittsburgh Madison Wis State Miles O’brien Sr Thomas Miles Jr Mary Susan Chute Ann Thompson Patricia Pierce Susan William Doris Leon Pearl Thompson Ann Chute Leon Chute

One-legged convict Alley gets extra ten years

Bozeman reports Thomas Alley, a 31 year old Dillon convict, received an added decade to his term after a jury found him guilty of assault with a deadly weapon. The escape attempt occurred while officers were transporting him to Deer Lodge to begin a 25 year sentence for armed robbery.

Bozeman Thomas Alley W. W. Lessley Alley Dillon Deer Lodge

Area Redevelopment Conference Held For Unemployed

Area redevelopment program guidance arrives from Washington with Dave Hartley of the Office of Area Development. Hartley, a former Montana Planning Board official, will speak in Butte Monday meet tribal leaders in Helena Wednesday and in Flathead County Friday as Congress wraps up action on the redevelopment bill.

Montana Planning Board Hartley Butte Montana

Tshombe to Face Treason Trial in Congo Crisis

Katanga President Moise Tshombe will be prosecuted for high treason, with charges including the assassination of Patrice Lumumba. Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko vows to use force if needed to regain Katanga, which seceded last summer, as Tshombe remains imprisoned at Coquilhatville riverside villa.

Leopoldville Katanga Bomboko Tshombe Coquilhatville Elisabethville Congo United Nations Mobutu

Tornadoes Hit Four Arkansas Towns and Kansas City Area

Severe weekend storms pummeled the Plains to the Ohio Valley. Four Ark ansas communities faced deadly twisters injuring at least six and killing four. another death toll rose from Har rison flood woes. Wyandotte County near Kansas City suffered damage and injuries as more tornadoes this weekend killed several across Missouri Oklahoma and Texas with floods worry ing multiple states.

Plains Ohio Valley Arkansas Harrison Missouri Kansas Texas Oklahoma Ohio Illinois Indiana Kentucky Wyandotte County Kansas City Midway Oil Trough Pindall Yellville Crooked Creek Ark Howe Sunday Howe Reichert Dover Wabash

Gary Cooper Turns 60 Amid Cancer Illness

Hollywood star Gary Cooper reached age 60 on Sunday while battling cancer. Messages of birthday wishes poured in from fans and colleagues as word of his illness spread.

Hollywood Gary Cooper

Breakout Breakins Spark Butte Bar Lockup Mystery

Butte police reported a man employed at a downtown bar was found climbing out through a transom early Sunday, after being locked inside the premises overnight. Authorities described the incident as a rare breakout amid numerous breakins in the area.

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Big 3 Foreign Ministers discuss Laos strategy in Geneva talks

In Oslo the American British and French foreign ministers met to align policies for the 14 nation Laos conference opening in Geneva Friday. They debated backing the Lao truce, steps at Geneva if Laos fails to form a government, and neutrality for Southeast Asia while Kennedy considers offering allies a share in policy shaping from Cuba to Laos and the China Seas.

Laos Kennedy Oslo Norway Geneva NATO America Atlantic Cuba China Viet Nam Saigon Soviet Union Austria Rusk United States Angola Algeria

Teen killers admit holdup murder in Philadelphia

A 14 year old and a 14 year old accomplice confessed to killing Adolph Krashesky, a 38 year old Bond Bakery driver, during a February holdup. The youths, Lincoln T. Tabb and Moses McDuffie, were captured after a stolen car crash in Upper Darby following a four mile police chase with gunfire. A third youth, Montanez Kelly, 18, was present. a .22 pistol was found in the car.

Lincoln T. Tabb Sonny Moses McDuffie Upper Darby Montanez Kelly Tabby Adolph Krashesky Bond Bakeries Krashesky Tabb 51St and Folsom

My Thirty Years Backstairs at the White House serial

The Standard-Post begins serializing Lillian Rogers Parks memoir My Thirty Years Backstairs at the White House detailing three decades as a maid and seamstress at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The veteran observer recalls history, intimate moments with Presidents and First Ladies, and a life of backstage secrets before retirement.

Lillian Rogers Parks Backstairs White House Pennsyyvania Avenue Executive Mansion Standard-Post Pennslyvania Avenue

West Berlin cops arrest East German guards in cigarette machine break-ins

Berlin police arrest two Communist East German prison guards on charges of breaking into West Berlin cigarette vending machines. The arrests highlight tensions in the divided city as authorities investigate cross border crime and sabotage.

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