Vaccine Tested on Montana Prison Inmates Near Hamilton
In Helena AP report, 123 Deer Lodge inmates will participate in a four month trial of a Q fever vaccine developed at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory near Hamilton. Laboratory doctors will vaccinate volunteers and monitor responses with blood tests, with no special confinement.
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Helena
Montana
Deer Lodge
Rocky Mountain Laboratory
Hamilton
State Board of Health
Floyd Powell
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
Montana Board of Health
Thompson
U.S. Public Health Service Laboratory
Laurie Luoto
Powell
U S Admits Extensive Air Snooping
The United States acknowledged that unarmed civilian spy flights over the Soviet Union occurred under presidential orders and may continue until borders are opened for inspection. Secretary of State Herter defended the missions as necessary to guard the non Communist world and urged safeguards at the upcoming summit.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Legislators Endorse Spy Efforts After Briefing
Congressional leaders from both parties supported U S intelligence actions after a secret briefing from Secretary Herter and CIA head Dulles about the downing of a U S spy plane over Russia. Chairman Cannon said the U S was justified and noted surveillance aim to deter a potential attack amid concerns over the summit. He added the unfortunate part was that “we got caught.”
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Washington
USS
Soviet Union
Administration
U.S
Russia
United States
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Christian A. Herter
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
Cannon
Herter
Dulles
House
Senate
Khrushchev Warns Bases Hit If U S Flies Over USSR
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned Norway and Pakistan that the USSR will hit air bases used for American spy flights over Soviet territory. He linked Powers' shootdown to base access and said reconnaissance flights will be met with counter measures.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Norway
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Francis G. Powers
Sverdlovsk
Paris
U2 Designer Questions Soviet Crash Claims
Lockheed U2 designer C. L. Johnson in Burbank doubts Soviet photos of a crash inside Russia. He argues the images may show a Beagle bomber and says a U2 could have failed from mechanical or oxygen issues rather than being shot down.
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Burbank
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft
C. L. Johnson
Russia
Johnson
Kennedy Humphrey vie for WV primary pivotal day
In Charleston West Virginia Kennedy and Humphrey race in a crucial Democratic primary with about half of 670000 registered voters expected to turnout. Humphrey holds edge among many voters while Kennedy days claims he cannot win in November if nominated.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
Plane Skids to Idlewild Runway Fire After Gear Collapse
A Boeing 707 with 109 aboard landed at Idlewild Airport after landing gear collapsed. Smoke filled the cabin as passengers evacuated through exits and chutes. TWA called it a frozen brake. Captain Henry Campbell said nose wheel failure caused the incident with no injuries reported.
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New York
Idlewild
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
TWA
Henry Campbell
Snowshoe Reports Half Inch Snowfall Monday
Snowshoe in Centre County received a half inch of snow on Monday. The light covering blanketed the mountain town east of Philipsburg, New Pennsylvanian snowfall accumulation reported by AP.
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Centre County
Philipsburg
Butte Winners Head To National Science Fair
Butte regional science fair champions Margaret Agnes Mohan and Paul R. Miller travel to Indianapolis to compete in the 11th National Science Fair International at Butler University's Fieldhouse. Accompanied by Phil Foley, they will showcase crystal study and protozoa radiology projects amid 370 projects from nearly 200 fairs.
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Butte
Butler University
Indianapolis
Phil Foley
Butte High School
Margaret Agnes Mohan
Girls Central High School
Paul Miller
Foley
Peter Philip Mohan
Arizona
Paul R. Miller
Ruby Carlow Miller
Farragut
Mohan
Miller
Butte High
Girls Central
Science Service of
Washington, D. C
Sen Joseph C OMahoney ends bid for re election
Sen Joseph C O Mahoney 75 longtime Democratic senator said Monday he will not seek reelection. He has served since 1933 except 1952 54 and announced in a letter to state chairman Tono Roncalio at the Wyoming convention. He was appointed postmaster general by FDR March 1 1933 and later completed Senator Kendrick’s term.
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Thermopolis
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
O'Mahoney
Senate
Tono Roncalio
O’mahoney
Roncalio
Tracy S. McCraken
Cheyenne
Earle G. Burwell
Casper
Roosevelt
John Kendrick
Thompson to join Paris for final summit prep
U S ambassador Llewellyn Thompson will fly to Paris on Tuesday to participate in final preparation talks ahead of the summit conference that begins next month.
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Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Paris
Butte Plans Broad Tourist Push and Signage
The Butte Chamber of Commerce committees plan a summer bid to boost tourist trade with a tourist school on May 24 led by Al Erickson, distribution of 10,000 Montana fishing maps, new highway signs, and a tourist booth at West Yellowstone. They will promote Lewis and Clark Caverns, Virginia City, Quake Lake, Beaverhead Museum, fishing in local rivers, and the Montana School of Mines Museum. New 20 foot high signs with monthly rent and two 40 foot signs shared with Whitehall and Deer Lodge will be placed at key highway points.
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Montana
West Yellowstone
James Burnham
Joe Mogush
al Erickson
Montana Automobile Assn
Butte
Lewis and Clark Caverns
Virginia City
Quake Lake
Beaverhead County
Montana School of Mines Museum
Whitehall
Deer Lodge
Three Forks
Garrison
Gallatin
Madison
Big Hole
Jefferson Rivers
Georgetown Lake
Butte, Anaconda
Philipsburg
Madison County
No Charges Filed In Attack on Butte Boy
Deputy County Atty. John T. Prothero said no charges will be filed against William O. Williams in the case of a Butte boy who was severely cut on the neck and ear. The boy, William Dewel Hanks of 70 E. Park, required 70 stitches. Williams was released after letters from the boy and mother urged clemency and stated illness.
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Capes
Butte
Saturno
John T. Prothero
William O. Williams
William Dewel Hanks
E. Park
Prothero
Four Marines Die in Camp Pendleton Helicopter Crash
A helicopter struck a power line near Camp Las Pulgas at Camp Pendleton and crashed burning. Four Marines were killed and a fifth injured. Names were withheld pending body identifications and next of kin notices. Three dead were with C Company 1st Battalion 9th Regiment. the co-pilot and surviving pilot were from Helicopter Squadron 363 at El Toro.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
C Co
1St Battalion
9Th Regiment
Helicopter Squadon 363
el Toro Marine Air Facility
Santa Ana
Camp Las Pulgas
Camp Pendle Reservation
Ton
Two Boys Detained After Butte Printing Plant Burglary
Two juveniles aged 17 and 12 are in county custody after a Sunday burglary and vandalism at the Tom Seer’s Printing Plant, 223 E, where police say they admitted breaking a window to gain entry.
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Tom Seers
E. Butte
Destruction Shown At Butte Printing Plant Site
A photo on page 5 shows the devastation at the Butte printing plant, illustrating the extent of the damage and scene.
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Butte
Theft at Local Business Caps Week of Break‑ins
Entry to the place and the theft of four business machines are reported as the latest break‑ins in town. The article notes ongoing police activity and a continuation on page seven, column three.
Montana Weather Forecast Highlights Two Regions
Montana east will be fair with high clouds Tuesday and Tuesday night, turning mostly cloudy Wednesday. Temps rise to 65 to 80 with lows of 35 to 45. Montana west stays fair with 65 to 75 degree highs and 32 to 40 degree lows Tuesday night.
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Montana
Patrick Geagan Dies Attorney and Former City Attorney
Patrick E. Geagan 1121 W. Platinum, a lawyer and former city attorney, died Monday afternoon after an extended illness in a local hospital. He was born in Leavenworth Township Kansas and educated at Kemper Military Academy, the University of Kansas, and taught in Kansas before moving to Butte in 1901. He served as Basin school principal, worked with Heinze Coin interests, and joined the law firm Canning and Geagan, later becoming city attorney under Mayor M Kerr.
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Patrick E. Geagan
W. Platinum
Mr. Geagan
Leavenworth Township
Kan
Kemper Military Academy
Missouri
University of Kansas
Kansas
Butte
Blaine
Butte High School
Basin
Chilean Strike Talks Resume After Mine Walkout
Andes Mining Co an Anaconda Copper unit and labor leaders agreed to resume talks in Santiago to resolve a nine day copper mine shutdown at El Salvador and Portrerillos affecting about 3800 workers. The union seeks a 60 percent wage rise while the company offers 55 percent. No expansion of strikes at other American owned Chilean copper mines is planned.
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Santiago, Chile
Andes Mining Co
Anaconda Copper
el Salvador
Portrerillos
Chile
Motorcycle Sparks Car Crash Hurts Two on North Main
A 22 year old motorcyclist Wayne Camitsch was hospitalized with a severe leg cut after a car driven by Tom Morcon struck a parked car and the bike near 704 North Main. Morcon received cuts and bruises. Lee Seccomb and passenger Jack Moore were unharmed.
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Wayne Camitsch
Sdaho
Lee Seccomb
E. Center
North Main
Tom Morcon
Camitsch
St. James Community Hospital
Morcon
Seccomb
Jack Moore
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