Senate Debates Voting Bill Ended In Cloture Defeat
The Senate failed to invoke cloture on a voting rights bill 53 to 43 and rejected a motion to set the measure aside 64 to 33. Leader Mansfield sought a nine hour debate limit but Russell blocked it. a new cloture petition was filed and a Monday vote scheduled. President Kennedy urged passage as the issue faces a second civil rights bill this year.
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UPI
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Richard B. Russell
Kennedy
Mansfield
Kennedy says Berlin talks will continue despite risk
President Kennedy urged that the United States keep Berlin talks with the Soviet Union going even if they fail. He invoked Churchill’s jaw jaw over war war and defended the effort as worthwhile given dangerous tensions. He noted objections from West German Chancellor Adenauer and urged Russia to back Laotian cease fire for neutrality talks.
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UPI
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Russia
Winston Churchill
U.S. Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Laos
Shortest Rule Among 26 for Happy Living in Heidelberg
UPI reports in U.S. Army family housing at Heidelberg Germany that one of 26 rules for happy living is curtail domestic squabbles suggesting a simple guideline to peace.
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Germany
UPI
Dr Sullivan Named New CC President After Raff Resigns
Colin W. Raff resigns after a second term as president of the Butte Country Club. Dr James C Sullivan, previously vice president, succeeds him. Sullivan was elected by the board on Tuesday night. Raff will stay on the board of directors. Raff also led the Montana State Golf Association in 1958. Continued on page 20.
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Colin W. Raff
Butte Country Club
James C. Sullivan
Sullivan
Raff
Montana State Golf Association
Direct
Talkative Bird Disrupts FBI Motel Arrests in Tennessee
FBI agents at the Shamrock Motel in Chattanooga captured two fugitives McAuley 25 Springfield Mass and Hyder 21 Crossville Tenn after a guest mynah named Joe heckled the chief agent The men faced armed robbery charges in six states as a pistol was found in Delia Hernandez 26 of Miami s bag during the surrender the stakeout ended without injuries
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Tenn
UPI
FBI
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Everett Ingram
Knoxville
Shamrock
Norman Brett McAuley
Springfield
Mass
Richard Dale Hyder
Crossville
Ingram
McAuley
Delia Hernandez
Miami
Suit Filed to Void Purchase of Plane for Governor's Use
A Helena district court suit seeks to void the state purchase of a Beechcraft Queenair plane for Governor Tim Babcock. The filing argues lack of competitive bidding and alleged fund misuse from the State Aviation Fund. The five year lease agreement totals $179,450, funded by the aviation tax revenue.
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Helena
UPI
Tim Babcock
Leif Erickson
Jerrold R. Richards
Larry Lewis Holtz
Cascade County
Montana Aeronautics Commission
State Board of Examiners
Montana Aircraft
Kennedy Defends Tax Withholding Against Senate Opposition
President defenses of the dividends and interest withholding plan face Senate Finance Committee doubts. Hubert Humphrey reports savings and loan groups mobilized against the bill while arguing new taxes on those groups may be required if withholding fails. Congress delays on a standby tax cut proposal add to the tax reform stalemate.
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Washington
UPI
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Minn
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Savings and Loan
House
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Savings and Loan Associations
Congress
Bulbsnatchers Threaten M on Big Butte
The Montana School of Mines M on Big Butte faced potential vandalism but only 15 of 129 bulbs were stolen. Student body president Dave Rovig led replacements and warned ongoing losses could end efforts to maintain the M. The college plans color bulbs for July Fourth Christmas and St Patrick's Day.
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Big Butte
Dave Rovig
Rovig
Montana School of Mines
Union Wins Anaconda Mine Mill Election
United Steelworkers of America won the NLRB election in Anaconda over Mine-Mill for 1,679 mill and smelter workers. Steel received 889 votes to Mine-Mill 532, with 1,434 of 1,679 eligible workers voting. Dan E. Boyd, the hearing examiner and supervisor, reported four ballots ...
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United Steelworkers of America
National Labor Relations Board
Dan E. Boyd
Seattle
NLRB
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Steelworkers
Anaconda Co
George Haycock
Salt Lake City
Raritan
N.J
Paramount
Calif
Butte
Haycock
East Granite Street
Employment gains Ink Hope for Economic Turnaround
Edward Cowan reports April job data showing 430,000 fewer unemployed to 3.9 million and 711,000 more employed to 67 million, a record for non farm jobs. Labor Secretary Goldberg calls the drop encouraging but says unemployment remains high at 5.5 percent as he weighs 4 percent goal by mid 1963.
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UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor Department
Goldberg
Kennedy
Butte Home and Sport Show opens Friday at Civic Center
The Standard Post sponsored show displays new 1962 home and sport features at the Butte Civic Center. The three day event runs Friday 6 PM to Saturday 12 30 PM and Sunday 12 PM to 10 30 PM with attendance expected over 10 000. Exhibits include prefab A frame homes and a half million dollars in displays.
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Butte
Standard Post
Butte Civic Center
Montana
Magicland
Dave Canty
Woman Receives 17 Year Old Invitation After Remodeling
A dated invitation for Mrs. Reynolds and a card from Beat Rice Hanson surfaced during Drummond Post Office renovations. Albert Balzhiser, once a railroad telegraph operator, now resides in Oregon, while Mrs. Reynolds recalls attending a ladies aid gathering but not the Legion Auxiliary meeting. The incident coincides with new mail boxes improving delivery.
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Drummond
Gordon Reynolds
American Legion Auxiliary
Eloise Henderson
Urer
Reynolds
Albert Balzhiser
Balzhiser
Oregon
Pro-Red Rebels Rout Laos Units
Pro-Communist rebel forces swept south from Nam Tha toward the Thai border as Royal army troops retreated. Rebel leaders signaled openness to peace talks while government commander-in-chief urged rallied troops. IC C officials and Sir Malcolm McDonald visited Khang Kkhay to halt fighting.
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Laos
UPI
Nam Tha
Thailand
International Control Commission
Canada
India
Poland
Britain
Malcolm McDonald
Khang Kkhay
Post Office Modernization Bids Planned for Dillon
Postmaster General J Edward Day announced bids for Dillon post office modernization will be advertised after detailed work plans are completed. Washington UPI report notes the move seeks to upgrade facilities and services.
Sheriff’s Posse to Patrol Silver Bow County Show
The Montana Standard reports the Silver Bow County Sheriff’s Posse will patrol The Home Show at the Civic Center starting Friday as a public service. Maj. George Gordon says 40 volunteers will guard parking areas and assist inside and outside the venue, with plans for twice weekly mounted drills next week and a Civil Defense unit role. Divers Al Armbruster and Ray Johnson join as a water rescue team on call for the sheriff.
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Montana Standard Post
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Bud) Gordon
Harry Lambert
Mark Jordan
Gordon
al Armbruster
Ray Johnson
Posse
Weather outlook for East and West of Divide area
Partly and mostly cloudy with isolated showers today and Friday. Highs around 66 today, with overnight 34. East of Divide: variable clouds and afternoon or evening showers Thursday and Friday. few thunderstorms expected southwest and western mountains. temperatures near 60s to 70s Thursday and 55 to 65 Friday. West of Divide: variable clouds with isolated showers mainly Thursday and Friday. isolated thunder showers possible Thursday. highs 55 to 60, lows Thursday night.
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