Rioting Demonstrations Hit Birmingham As Troopers Respond
Thousands of Negro demonstrators clashed with police in Birmingham, Alabama, prompting Governor Wallace to deploy 250 highway patrolmen. President Kennedy reserved federal action, urging local resolution while meetings continued. Demonstrators demanded job opportunity upgrades desegregation measures and bi racial talks. Police used fire hoses amid rock throwing in the downtown area during a prolonged skirmish.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Wallace
James Mills
Birmingham Post-Herald
Alabama Patrol
Alye
Y Montgomery
Steel City
16Th Street Baptist
Telstar Satellite Relays Cooper World Flight Coverage
The second Telstar satellite launched from Cape Canaveral relayed signals for the Cooper around the world space flight. The test reached Britain and France with clear, steady reception despite minor delays in Pleumeur Bodou. Japan may join the link as Cooper starts his 22 orbital circumnavigation.
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Cape Canaveral
UPC
United States
Telstar
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Andover
Maine
Britain
France
Goonhilly Downs
Pleumeur
Bodou
Earth
Anaconda Night Chief Donovan Dies
Thomas J. Donovan former Anaconda night chief of police died in St Patrick Hospital Missoula. Born June 17 1899 in Hartford Conn he moved to Anaconda 60 years ago. He retired from police in 1950 and later worked at Bonner Funeral services set for 8:45 a m Friday at Finnegan Funeral Home then mass at St Paul Church burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Anaconda
Thomas J. Donovan
St. Patrick Hospital
Missoula
Finnegan Co
Hartford
Bonner
Donovan
Knights of Columbus and
St. Paul Church
Jack Martin
Pamela
Kathy
Carrie
Patty
Chris
Peggy
Johnnie
Melody
Tommy
James F. Donovan
Mary Ellen Donovan
Anna Mae Linn
Mount Olivet
Electricians walkout stalls Butte concentrator project
About 265 electricians from Butte Local 623 IBEW refused to return to work at the Eastham-Orr Co. copper concentrator project after layoffs and disputed conditions. A union meeting and talks with Eastham-Orr officials followed a Tuesday walkout, termed a wildcat strike by Pistorius. Ralph M. Parsons Co. remains prime contractor for the Anaconda Co. project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Concentrator
Butte Local 623
IBEW
Eastham-Orr Co
Corpus Christi
Tex
Pete Pistor
U.S. Orders Americans Evacuated From Haiti
The United States moves to evacuate about 220 dependents of U.S. personnel in Haiti and urges private citizens to depart as Duvalier's regime shows signs of disintegration. No. 2 State official cites deteriorating security and potential threats, with naval and Air Force missions pulling out.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Haiti
State Department
Francois Duvalier
U.S
Port-au-Prince
George W. Ball
Duvalier
Dominican Republic
Ball
U.S. Air Force
Haiti al
Hait
British Businessman and Penkovsky Plead Guilty in Spy Case
British businessman Greville Wynne and Soviet official Oleg Penkovsky pleaded guilty to sweeping spy charges in Moscow. The case involves 13 high ranking U.S. and British officials and their families. Penkovsky admitted all accusations while Wynne signaled reservations in a lengthy testimony.
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Moscow
UPI
Greville Wynne
Oleg Penkovsky
U.S
Supreme Court
U.S.S.R
Penkovsky
Montana liquor board stalemate over Warren Anderson
The state faces a stalemate as Bil lings innkeeper Warren Anderson remains appointed to the State Liquor Control Board. Gov. Tim Babcock resists resignation calls while awaiting an attorney general opinion on legality. Western Montana supporters want regional representation on the monopoly board.
Weather Outlook For East And West Of Divide
Weather summary notes considerable clouds with occasional showers through Thursday. Cooler with highs around 58 today and 52 to 65 on Thursday. East of divide, mixed clouds and scattered showers Wednesday with 55 to 70 high. West of divide, cooler with showers Wednesday and night, highs 50 to 58 and 30 to 40 lows.
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Butte
Divide
Pan
Anaconda Co earnings dip in first quarter 1963
Anaconda Co reported lower first quarter 1963 earnings with net income of 10.94 million dollars, 1.02 a share, on sales of 34.39 million. This contrasted with 13.9 million dollars and 1.30 a share on 36.15 million in the year-ago period. Chairman Clyde E Weed cited reduced depreciation on domestic properties and a temporary cut in Montana copper production due to reconstruction at Butte.
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New York
UPI
Anaconda Co
Clyde E. Weed
Montana
Butte
National Committeewoman Denounces Kennedy Era at GOP Women Meet
Mrs. Floyd W. Lee, Republican committeewoman from New Mexico, told 100 Montana GOP women in Butte that the Kennedy administration created great anxiety in America due to lack of leadership. She criticized broken promises, rising business failures, strikes, unemployment, and indecisiveness, urging Republicans to resist future promises of the New Frontier.
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Floyd W. Lee
National Republican
K. C. Pearson
Silver Bow County
Kennedy
Lee
Casitro
Hamilton Pair Deaths Ruled Murder Death by Own Action
Hamilton officials ruled the deaths of Mr and Mrs Eugene Richard Ormsbee as murder death by own action. A 45 caliber automatic pistol was found at the scene. Ormsbee, about 78, was a former Montana state legislator and educator who taught at Montana State University and Washington State and later became a school superintendent in Hamilton. Survivors include a son Dr Richard Ormsbee and two daughters.
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Hamilton
UPS
Eugene Richard Ormsbee
Ormsbee
Mineral County
Montana State University
Washington State
Helena
People’s Voice
Richard Ormsbee
U.S
Hamilton Health Laboratory
Appeal Notice Filed In Phosphate Case
The district court received an appeal of the injunction that closed the Butte phosphate plant near Front and Montana. Affidavits disqualifying Anne McClernan and T. E. Downey were filed by Malcolm MacCalman for Rocky Mountain Phosphates Inc. He posted a $300 appeal bond. Judge McClernan gave 60 days to file a bill of exceptions. Charles R. Lee of Butte sought to halt the plant’s kiln as a public nuisance. The plant was restricted to night operations last Oct. 11 but could run normally until May 1. after it continued, a permanent restraining order was issued. The operators plan to move to Garrison where a new plant is under construction. Lee’s original suit argued emissions from the smokestack endanger health, especially of a nearby student at Webster-Garfield School and others. He issued a statement stressing protection of children and teachers and calling Montana laws for industry-citizen protection.
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Anne John B. McClernan
T. E. Downey
Malcolm MacCalman
Deer Lodge
Rocky Mountain Phosphates, Inc
MacCalman
McClernan
Front
Montana
Charles R. Lee
Butte
Lee
Garrison
Webster-Garfield School
Highway Toll Climbs to 70
Glen White, 44, Bozeman, died in a Billings hospital from injuries after a one car crash north of Bozeman. Montana’s 1963 highway death toll reached 70, up from 59 the prior year, as White was transported from the scene and died after arrival.
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Billings
UPI
Glen White
Bozeman
Montana
White
Northern Pacific Railroad
Monsignor English to celebrate jubilee mass in Butte
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. M. M. English of St. Patrick parish Butte will mark 30 years as a priest with a jubilee mass at 11 am today. Archbishop Hunthausen will preside and Fr. James P. O Shea will preach. An luncheon for clergy follows at the Finlen Hotel and a public reception is planned for Wednesday at St Patrick School Auditorium.
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Frank Quinn
Standard-Post
M. M. English
St. Patrick Parish
Butte
James P. O’shea
St. Joseph Parish
English
St. Patrick Church
Raymond P. Hunthausen
Helena
Thomas P. English
Pomona
Calif
Tobin P. English
Edmond Taylor
Sacred Heart Parish
Finlen Hotel
St. Patrick School
Margaret McHale
Kreckle
Tozer
McGrath
Toser
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Liquor Board
Babcock
Atty
Forrest H. Anderson
Warren Anderson
Anderson
Great Falls
Democratic Party
Billings A
Belgrade
Broadus
Cut Bank
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Drummond
Glasgow
Havre
Kalispell
Livingston
Miles
City of Missoula
W. Yellowstone
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