Eisenhower Reports Record U S GNP and jobs rise
President Eisenhower announced April records with GNP at 500.2 billion dollars and nearly two million more jobs, lowering unemployment by 546 thousand. The Commerce and Labor departments confirmed the gains, while a Democratic aid bill nears his desk amid veto talk. Khrushchev’s remarks threaten to complicate the Moscow visit.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Commerce and Labor Departments
Labor Department
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Man Killed In State Auto Wreck
M Sat AP report says 41 year old Quinten A. Carroll died after a 29 ton Air Force truck rolled from a gravel road near Babb Montana. Injured passenger A J C William F Forman 19 was taken to Cardston Alta hospital. Carroll main cause head and chest injuries. Death count Montana highways 47 this year versus 59 last year.
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Ft. Bragg
Calif
Forman
Cut Bank
Babb
Montana
Lodge Pole Pine To Get Attention
A Monday conference in the Senate chambers at the Capitol in Helena will study lodge pole pine as a commercial resource. State Forester Gareth Moon and the State Industrial Committee sponsor the meeting with Deer Lodge National Forest officials and regional forest leaders attending to discuss timber potential and a regional sawmill investment by Montana Forest Products Co.
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Senate
Capitol
Helena
Gareth Moon
State Industrial Committee
Deer Lodge National Forest
Rolf Jorgensen
Fred Mass
Butle
Indus
al Hurl
Montana Forest Products Co
Philipsburg
Kennedy Sees West Virginia Win Boosting Top Spot Bid
Kennedy's West Virginia victory fuels Democratic hopes for the fall and strengthens his claim to the party's top spot. He plans stumping for Maryland and Oregon primaries while rivals Johnson Symington and Humphrey stay active. New York leaders tilt toward Kennedy, while Republicans highlight Nixon write ins in Nebraska.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
West Virginia
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Maryland
Oregon
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Johnson
Symington
Humphrey
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Anedy
New York State
Carmine G. DeSapio
Michael H. Prendergast
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nebraska
Balloon Echo Launch Delayed To May For Reflector Experiment
NASA announced a new date for Project Echo a 100 foot balloon reflector to relay radio signals around the earth. The plan retimed from May 5 at Cape Canaveral after delays in the Delta rocket second stage to allow private volunteers to prepare.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Council Meeting Set for Tonight
A special city council meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m Thursday to hear the city engineer s recommendations on garbage collection contracts and the imminent bid process.
Onetime Butte Attorney Dies
Herbert M. Bingham 58 a former Butte attorney and Kremer’s stepson died of a heart attack in his Washington DC home. He practiced with J. Bruce Kremer in Butte and later led Kremer and Bingham in Washington. Surviving are his wife Elizabeth Nichols mother Mrs J Bruce Kremer and three daughters. Funeral arrangements by Gawlers with burial in Washington.
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Herbert M. Bingham
Butte
J. Bruce Kremer
Washington, D.C
Mr. Bingham
Mr. Kremer
McTaggart
Kremer
Washington
Bingham
Kremer and Bingham
Bingham, Porter, Kistler and Collins
Elizabeth Nichols
Frank W. Boyle
Frederick
Gawler’s
Sedgwick
Northwest
Hamilton Boy Drowns in Pool
A 10-year-old boy, Joe Parker, drowned in a new commercial pool opened for public use the prior night in Hamilton. Sheriff Coroner John Cain reported bystanders saw the boy floating face down. resuscitation was attempted but he was not a swimmer.
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Hamilton
Joe Parker
Clarence Parker
John Cain
Philanthropist Rockefeller Dies at 86 in Tucson
John D Rockefeller Jr, longtime benefactor of global philanthropy, died at 86 in a Tucson hospital after pneumonia and heart strain. His son, New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller, arrived shortly before his death. His family’s gifts exceed 1 billion dollars, with Rockefeller Center and the United Nations site in New York among major legacies.
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Tucson
Ariz
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
Rockefellers
Rockefeller Jr
Rockefeller Center
United Nations
World Organization
Congregational Church Women Elect to Open Butte Convention
Mrs. Raymond Hildebrand of Glendive was elected president of the Montana Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women at a convention opening the 76th annual Montana Conference gathering in Butte. Over 100 delegates from 47 churches attended as the convention runs through Friday with officers named including first vice president Mrs. Phyllis Edington and treasurer Mrs. G. H. Aarsby among others.
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Congregational Church
Butte
Raymond Hildebrand
Glendive
Montana Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
Montana Conference of National Churches
Phyllis Edington
W. Brown
Great Falls
Aca
Margaret Carrington
G. H. Aarsby
Miles City
Helmuth Fitchtler
Big Timber
Robert Marr
Missoula
George Winston
Billings
Roy Hellander
Livingston
Hector McDonald
Kirk Dewey
Raymond's
Margaret Melka
Harold O'Dell
Montana Congregational Church
Spiritual Life
W. W. Brown
Ng Christian Social Activities
Sidney
Friendly Service
Christian Education and Family Life
State Chamber Sets Convention in Butte
The Montana Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual convention October 27 and 28 in Butte. The planning committee, all from Butte and chaired by Larry Smith, set the dates at a Wednesday meeting with state president Bob Corette and Helena business manager Ed Kellner. Speakers will be selected and the event aims to assist business and professional men.
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Montana Chamber of Commerce
Butte
State Chamber
Larry Smith
Bob Corette
Ed Kellner
Helena
Montana Chamber
Montana Weather Outlook by Region
East region sees high cloudiness Thursday and night with warm temperatures around 80 to 90 during the day and 45 to 60 at night. Friday remains mostly cloudy with possible thundershowers and highs near 70 to 80. West region stays mostly cloudy with showers and thunder on Thursday night and Friday, cooler conditions and highs around 62 to 72.
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Montana
Eisenhower Denounces Soviet Secrecy and Defends Espionage
President Eisenhower assailed the Soviet fetish of secrecy as a major cause of world tension and defended American espionage as a distasteful but vital necessity to prevent surprise attacks. He urged Moscow to open skies to international aerial inspection to guard against sneak attacks, while noting Soviet rejection of the idea.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Moscow
Miners Loan Drum Corps Equipment After Library Fire
Miners Union No 1 loaned instruments to the American Legion drum and bugle corps after their losses in the March 27 Butte library fire. The corps will practice Thursday at 8 p.m. in Miners Union Hall as they aim to perform at the state convention in Great Falls in July led by senior captain Max Nardoni.
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Butte Miners Union No. 1
American Legion
Legion
Butte
Miners Union Hall
Max Nardoni
Great Falls
Former Official of Anaconda Company Dies at 69
Howard G. Satterthwaite of Anaconda California is dead at 69. He spent 1916 to 1958 with Anaconda rising from laborer to assistant general supervisor at the Great Falls Reduction plant before guiding the Columbia Falls aluminum plant during early 1950s planning. He was born in Girard Kansas and was father to Donald R. Satterthwaite of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.
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Howard G. Satterthwaite
Anaconda Dido
Calif
Donald R. Satterthwaite
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Satterthwaite
The
Anaconda Co
Great Falls
Columbia Falls
Girard
Kan
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Fred A. Honeychurch Jr
S. Jackson
Bobbie
Ticket
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Belgrade
Broadus
Dillon
Drummond Ern
Glasgow
Havre
Kalispell
Lewistown
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Anaconda Company
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