Scout Honor Awards Highlight Vigilante Council Banquet
Eaton Anderson Piper Morris win Silver Beaver awards at the Vigilante Council third annual recognition banquet held at the First Presbyterian Church. More than 200 leaders attended as new officers were installed and council members named.
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Favre L. Eaton
R. Davidson Piper
Butte
H. F. Morris
Anaconda
James A. Anderson
Whitehall
Boy Scouts
First Presbyterian Church
National Council of Boy Scouts
Fred Strandberg
Edward N. Sparks
Howard Clemmons
William Callaghan
Guy D. Pratt
E. N. Genzberger
Clemmons
Chester H. Steele
National Council
Genzberger
Mr. Steele
Mr. Sparks
W. Wayne Jones
Pratt
Richard Burns
J. L. Byrne
Monarch Girl, 5, Dies in Car Horse Collision
A five year old Monarch girl, Mary Anne Croft, was killed when the family car struck a horse on U S Highway 89 near Monarch at 2 30 a m. Her parents were injured and underwent surgery at a Great Falls hospital. The car rolled over five times and an inquest is expected. The death marks the 54th highway fatality in Montana this year.
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Great Falls
Monarch
Mary Anne Croft
Marvin H. Croft
Highway Patrol
Cascade County
C. E., Magner
Montana
Urge for Chop Suey Recovers Rare Bill
Chicago boy’s $5 rare series bill is spent by mistake. father finds the missing note in change after going for chop suey. Readers are urged to place a Want Ad at once by dialing 5451.
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Chicago
Ten Overpasses Planned For Interstate Through Butte
Montana highway officials announce contracts for ten overpasses from Montana Street east to Continental Drive as the first phase of the Interstate route through Butte. construction begins soon on Route 91 from Nissler Junction to near Buxton, with bids led by Peter Kiewit & Sons Co. at 1 360 740.95 and a crew of 50 plus workers.
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Montana Street
Continental Drive
Upper Nine Mile Road
Butte
Lewis Chittim
Montana Highway Department
Butte- Bozeman
Chittim
Nissler Junction
Buxton
Silver Bow County
Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Peter Kiewit & Sons Co
Billings
B.a.&p
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Silver Bow Creek
Nisler Junction
Victor Chemical Works
Lexington Street
Oregon Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Sheridan Street
Continents Drive
Dulles Weakened by Pneumonia at Walter Reed
John Foster Dulles 71, former secretary of state, grew weaker after a mild pneumonia attack at Walter Reed Army Hospital where he has been a patient since February 12. The State Department said his temperature is normal but he remains weak and antibiotics have shown a satisfactory initial response.
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dulles
State Department
Joseph Reap
Christian A. Herter
Geneva
Herter
Chris
Eisenhower
Washington
George E. Allen
Gas tanker crash kills three in Abbeville trailer blaze
A gasoline tanker overturned on Highway 12 near Abbeville Louisiana spilling 6,500 gallons of fuel. The resulting explosion destroyed three trailers and a nearby house. Three occupants of a trailer home died Mrs Dick Hancock about 50 Elizabeth 19 and her seven year old grandson.
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Abbeville
UPI
Louis S. Miller
Elton
Dick Hancock
Elizabeth
Hoover Celebrates 35 Years as FBI Chief
J Edgar Hoover marks 35 years as FBI director with hundreds of congratulatory messages from Congress governors and officials. He began leading the bureau at 29 and turns 64 this January, asserting more years of public service. He notes the bureau’s strong finances with annual budgets approved by Congress and often reports financial recoveries.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Hoover
U. S
Advisory Council Forecast Credits Strong Economy Growth
A Business Advisory Council briefing in Hot Spring Virginia projects continued economic expansion through mid-1960 with unemployment dropping about 500000 last month. Analysts expect production near 473 to 485 billion dollars this year and potentially surpassing the half trillion dollar mark by next year.
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Sterling F. Green
Hot Spring
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Lewis L. Strauss
White House
Strauss
BAC
Council
Donald K. David
Ford Foundation
David
Fuller Brush Firm Head and Wife Killed in Nevada Crash
Albert Howard Fuller, 47, president and director of the Fuller Brush Co., and his wife Dora, 46, were killed Saturday when their sports car blew a tire and crashed at high speed near Hawthorne, Nevada. Fuller was a leader in the West Hartford company and son of Alfred C. Fuller, board chairman.
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Hawthorne, Nev
Albert Howard Fuller
Dora
Fuller Brush Co
Nevada
Nationwide
Brush
Fuller
West Hartford
Conn
Alfred C. Fuller
East Germany Frees Yank Civilian Pilot
Emory A. Vaughan a 32 year old U S Army employee from Portsmouth Virginia was released after six weeks in East German custody He said his sport plane strayed across the Iron Curtain during a March 27 flight from Mannheim to Nurnberg and he was treated well during detention He was not charged with espionage and was reunited with his wife and two children in Heidelberg.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Emory A. Vaughan
U.S. Army
Portsmouth
Mannheim
Nuernberg
Iron Curtain
Vaughan
Red Cross
Eisenach
Erfurt
Richard Mackin
Washington, D.C
East Germany
Tornado Strikes Oklahoma Killing At Least Four
Oklahoma City AP reports four confirmed deaths with possible additional fatalities after a tornado struck the Stonewall area in south central Oklahoma. Frisco near Stonewall suffered the worst damage with about 15 injured. a restaurant roof was hail battered before the funnel struck.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Stonewall
Frisco
Ada
Henry Warren Sullivan
Dudley Young
L. Tom Daniel
Adam Hospital
Frisco-Stonewall
Warehouse and Foundry Team Wins Smelter City First Aid Contest
The Warehouse and Foundry team captured first prize in Anaconda Reduction Department first aid contest at Anaconda High School Memorial gym. Marvin Nelson led the winning squad with 1 981 points of 2 000. prize money 190 dollars donated by The Anaconda Company. Chester H. Steele presented the award.
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Smelter City
Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Anaconda Reduction Department
Anaconda High School Memorial Gymnasium
Chester H. Steele
Marvin Nelson
Jack Lewis
James Champine
William Miller
Don May
Milton Reich
Surface No. 2
Martin Friez
Ted Munn
Lee Vercammon
Walter Bolkovatz
Jack Torney
James R. Hareland
Shops Two
Arthur Eklund
Rudy Ungaretti
Kenneth Rustad
Fred Blume
Edward Carlson
Larry
Richard Mengan
Art Klemann
Claire Heffernan
William Casto
Jack McAndrews
Walter McAndrews
Thomas Gathman
George Kipp
Clifford Ulstad
W. A. Emanuel
W. J. Needham
Herbert Wendel
Bureau of Safety
Butte
H. H. McMillen
Mr. Emanuel
E. D. Tierney
McCaffery Heads Community Chest
J J McCaffery native Butte attorney and president of Treasure State Life Insurance Co and Treasure State Industries named chairman for the Butte Community Chest drive set for early October. Board members and participating agencies listed.
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J. J. McCaffery
Butte
Treasure State Life Insurance Co
Treasure State Industries
McCaffery
Harry Donaldson
Community Chest
The
Chest Fund
Chest Campaign
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
CYO
Salvation Army
Soroptimist Club
Kiwanis Club
Sunshine Camp
Rotana Club
Butte Red Cross
Donaldson
Mr. Donaldson
Thomas Connolly
H. C. Clemmons
H. G. Carmichael
W. G. Dougherty
Gladys Emmett
Harry A. Frank
Charles Feuerstein
Edgar Henderson
Ruth Koch
Leonard Kaufman
H. R. Lloyd
J. C. McKenna
D. J. McCaig
Two Miami University Students Shot to Death in Dormitory
In Oxford Ohio a Miami University counselor was killed early Saturday as he intervened in an argument between Herbert Lucas 18 Springfield and James Walker 18 Cincinnati. Lucas died later and Walker was in serious condition.
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Oxford, Ohio
Miami University
Roger T. Sayles
Gary
Ind
Mary Sayles
Herbert A. Lucas
Springfield
Ohio
James Walker
Cincinnati
Lucas
Garret Boone
Butler County
Walker
Sayles
Miami
Sandra Epps
Greenville
Nile boat disaster leaves up to 150 dead in Cairo
Cairo officials charged riverboat captain Abdul Hafiz Ali Hammad with negligence after the 200 ton Dandara sank on a Nile holiday trip. Divers found 40 bodies, 10 more were recovered, with at least 95 missing amid 300 aboard. Investigators blame overloading and a sudden leak.
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Cairo
Egypt
Nile
Navy
Abdul Hafiz Ali Hammad
Montana Weather Summary and City Readouts
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and cooler conditions across western Montana Sunday into Monday. Eastern Montana expected partly cloudy to cloudy with cool highs Sunday and warmer Monday. City highs range from 47 to 70 and lows from 27 to 45, with notes on 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums ending at 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Montana
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond i
Glasgow
Peace talks in Geneva aim to ease Berlin crisis
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U S Secretary of State Christian Herter open discussions with British and French counterparts seeking progress toward a lasting peace. Khrushchev warned eight hydrogen bombs could wipe West Germany off the map, complicating a possible summit.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
West Germany
United States
Khrushchev
Herter
Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
France
Roy H Glover Aid Fund Created At Butte Memorial Hospital
Announcement at Butte Community Memorial Hospital noted the Roy H Glover Memorial Fund for Student Nurses. The fund, by the hospital Auxiliary, honors Mr Glover a former Anaconda Company director who advocated a hospital nursing school now affiliated with Montana State College Nursing Department. Dr W B Talbot said the Auxiliary aimed to improve patient care and medical facilities.
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Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Roy H. Glover
Mr. Glover
Anaconda Company
Glover
E. S. McGlone
Community Memorial Hospital
Hospital School of Nursing
Nursing Department
Montana State College
Montana
W. B. Talbot
Dillon Seen Likely For Quick Senate Approval
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is expected to swiftly approve C Douglas Dillon for the undersecretary post at the State Department Tuesday. Dillon, a former New York banker, would replace Christian Herter and bring long service and ambassadorship to France to the role.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
C. Douglas Dillon
State Department
Dillon
Christian A. Herter
New York
France
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