Talks Likely Between Kennedy and Khrushchev in Europe
Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev may meet soon with a 60-40 chance of a conference. Discussions are under way on a diplomatic level, with a neutral European city as a potential site after Kennedy’s Paris talks with De Gaulle. venues like Stockholm or Vienna are considered, while a private meeting could address crucial cold war issues and nuclear test ban talks.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Stockholm
Vienna
National Broadcasting Co
U.S
Desegregation test group faced Deep South violence
In Anniston Alabama a Greyhound bus with 14 people including nine Freedom Riders was stoned and burned as violence followed desegregation efforts at interstate stations. Ten injured from smoke. tires cut suspected. At Birmingham Trailways station similar violence erupted as Freedom Riders arrived from Atlanta.
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Anniston
Ala
Deep South
Greyhound
Freedom Riders
Alabama
Trailways
Birmingham
Atlanta
Washington
Joseph Perkins Jr
Eli M. Cowling
Cowling
Johnson meets Chiang in Taipei as U.S. policy signals support
President Johnson's stop in Taipei follows Kennedy era concerns on China policy. Johnson mingled with cheering crowds, promising unity against communism in Asia, while Chiang Kai-shek praised U.S. help and noted decades of anti-communist effort since 1927.
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Taipei
Chiang
Kennedy
Asia
Quemoy
U.S
China
Peruvian Candidate Injured in Rioting
Former President Manuel A. Odria returned to Lima after a head injury from a stone during a riot that halted a campaign stop. Doctors said left eye vision was threatened. Witnesses said rioters attacked as he tried to address supporters. reports cited seven dead and 30 to 40 injured including police.
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Lima
Manuel A. Odria
Huancayo
Odria
Montana Weather: East and West Regions Forecast
Montana forecast shows east region mostly cloudy with scattered showers Monday and Tuesday, cooler Monday and Monday night. Highs 55 to 65, lows 32 to 45. West region mostly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change, highs 55 to 60, nights 32 to 40. Maximums refer to 12 hour periods and minimums to 16 hour periods ending 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Montana
Vice President Sees Chiang To Pledge Aid
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson met with Chiang Kai shek and Mme Chiang in Taipei to reaffirm American economic and military backing. He carried Kennedy’s message during his Southeast Asian tour as Chiang toasted the visit and hailed its timing amid Asia’s crisis over Laos.
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Taipei
Formosa
Lyndon B. Johnson
Chiang Kaishek
America
Kennedy
U.S
Mme
Scholar’s Forest
Johnson
Asia
Laos
Snowbound Highways Snarl Wyoming and Colorado Roads
A sweeping snowstorm blanketed southeastern Wyoming and northeastern Colorado on Mother's Day, with six foot drifts blocking highways within 50 miles of Cheyenne. About 1,000 Cheyenne residents lost power while 800 to 900 cars stalled nearby. Laramie and Lowry Air Force Base logged several inches of accumulation as the storm began to ease.
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Denver
Colo
Wyoming
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Lowry Air Force Base
19 Bombs Found At Picnic Spot
Kings Lynn report states a river board surveyor misidentified seals for 19 bombs at Torrington marshes. Army bomb disposal experts arrived Saturday night to disarm 250 pound World War II era bombs, area cordoned off as a safety measure.
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Kings Lynn
England
River Board
John Smith
Torrington Marshes
Salary Dispute Tops Butte Talks as Walkout Planned
In Butte, the Teachers Union and Board of Trustees set tense terms for a salary dispute. Teachers seek 3 percent plus 50 dollars per year per teacher, while the trustees offer 2 percent. A 4:45 p m Monday session was scheduled just before the 5 p m protest deadline. A Sunday closed session between the board and the Trades and Labor Council failed to bridge gaps. Observers were barred from the board labor discussion.
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Board of Trustees of School Dist. No. 1
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
SBTLC
Teachers’ Union Negotiating Committee
Council
Teachers
Trades and Labor Council
Board and Trades and Labor Council
William O’connor
Teachers’ Committee
Mrs Wilhelm Dies After Long Life in Butte
Mrs Viola Frances Wilhelm died Sunday at Mueller Apts from natural causes at about 70. She and husband Albert founded Wilhelm Flower Shop, he dying in 1936. A Augusta native, she lived in Butte 50 years and was the Mueller Apts first tenant. Survived by an Augusta aunt and Anaconda cousin. Wayrynen Funeral Home in charge.
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Viola Frances Wilhelm
Mueller Apts
Andy Aleksich
Great Falls Man Seeks to Get on Mine Mill Ballot
A Great Falls smelterman declared himself a write-in candidate for District No. 1 executive board member of the International Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. Ray Graham announced by phone to The Standard Post with Barney Rask the only prior candidate for the post. John Clark cited union laws declaring write-ins unconstitutional and urged that all candidates be nominated on the floor of the International Convention with in-person acceptance.
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International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Standard Post
Ray Graham
Barney Rask
Butte Miners Union
Ernest Salvas
Butte
Mine-Mill International
John Clark
Clark
Graham
Rask
Salvas
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
War songs greet Sukarno during Accra arrival
In Accra Ghana on Sunday war songs horns and drums welcomed Indonesian President Sukarno as he arrived in the capital for a visit.
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Accra
Ghana
Sukarno
Indonesia
Laos delegates balk at compromise delaying Geneva talks
At Geneva the 14 nation Laos conference stalled as rival Laotian factions refuse joint participation and demand separate observer status. Western and Soviet envoys pressed for a start, but the Vientiane delegation and Pathet Lao held firm, complicating hopes to open negotiations Monday.
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Laos
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
U.S
Dean Rusk
Mining City Boy Receives Gunshot Wound Care
Larry Petritz, 17, of 2205 Yew, was treated at St. James Hospital for an accidental gunshot wound to the left leg on Sunday. Deputies report he was handling a .22 caliber rifle at home when it discharged by accident and he was later released.
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Larry Petritz
St. James Hospital
Sheriff's Deputies
Fire destroys Bigfork home as underwriter arrives
A Bigfork home burned down just as a fire underwriter reached the house to finalize a policy issued the day before. The incident raised questions about coverage and timing as investigators inspected the scene.
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Bigfork
Two Men Slay Jail Master and Escape in Cambridge
Two inmates awaiting trial for murder killed a Middlesex County jail master and fled Sunday after overpowering guards. Norman Porter, 21, of Woburn, and Edgar Cook, 48, of Brookline, used a pistol smuggled into the jail to force a breakout as officials scrambled to trace the weapon. Police issued shoot to kill alerts. no trace of the pair was found.
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Cambridge
Mass
David
Robinson
Middlesex County
Norman Porter
Porter
Robinson Cook
Maher
Cook
Lawrence M. Gorman
John Piggott
Lynn
Montana Road Death Toll Rises to 82
Five people died and six were injured on Mothers Day in three one car crashes in Montana. The toll climbed to 82, with two wrecks near Havre and a third on the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation. Names include Louis Morsette 16 Sheryl Bretzke 14 Richard Trapp 15 Gordon Whitford and others.
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Havre
Saint Joe Road
Louis Richard Morsette
Sheryl Marie Bretzke
Richard Lee Trapp
Rocky Boy Indian Reservation
Gordon Whitford
Emil Eliason
Whitford
Fred Warneke
Roy
Winifred
Robert Walker
Richie
James Hickey
Suffolk
Warneke
George Stevens
Trapp
Patsy Trapp
Lewis Morsette
Morsette
Beaver Creek
Florence Achison
Richard Bretzke
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