Butte and Anaconda Rail Unions Plan Walkout Threat
Anxious Butte and Anaconda residents await a decision on a potential strike that could close the Anaconda Reduction Works and the Butte mines. Union leaders report high support for a walkout among nonoperating crews of the BA P Railway, with a vote to conclude today and a statement to follow.
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Anaconda
Allen Buckley
Chicago
Railroad Brotherhood
Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway
Buckley
R. K. Anthis
Richmond Heights
Ba&p
William F. Conroy
Anaconda Co
Teachers Union Walks Out Of Negotiations
Butte public schools stay open as the Butte Teachers Union ends talks with the School District. Union negotiators demand a 3 percent across the board raise plus 50 dollars per teacher annually while the board offers 2 percent. The breakoff lasted about 30 seconds and no further meetings are scheduled.
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Butte
Butte Teachers Union
William O’connor
Alvin Hoar
Peseh
Standard-Post
Kennedy Leaves Today for Talks in Canada
President Kennedy travels to Ottawa for talks with Canadian leaders on Cuba Laos and the Congo aims to smooth U S Canada relations. He plans private discussions with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and will address Parliament before a return trip to Washington.
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Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Canada
U.S
United States
Cuba
Howard C. Green
Fidel Castro
John G. Diefenbaker
Organization of American States
Laos
Congo
Dominion
Diefenbaker
Washington
House of Commons
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Speculation Kennedy Khrushchev May Meet In Washington
Reports say President Kennedy could meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev soon after Ambassador Menshikov requested a White House appointment for Tuesday. Menshikov planned to deliver a message to Kennedy, details undisclosed.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Mikhail A. Menshikov
White House
Menshikov
Laos Conference Opens to Test Khrushchev Peace Pledge
The 14 nation Geneva Laos talks start Tuesday after a U.S. bid to test Soviet sincerity. Dean Rusk accepts a new speaking arrangement to include Laos representatives selected by delegates, avoiding giving Pathet Lao formal government status while aligning rebels with other groups. The move aims to push serious negotiations toward a neutral Laos free from Cold War pressure.
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United States
Khrushchev
Laos
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
Reed appeal of speeding conviction moves to district court
The Charles Reed speeding case from Butte police court has been moved to district court by the city attorney. Reed, convicted April 24 in a trial without jury, posted a $50 bond May 4. The transcript is in district court criminal register no 2660 in Judge John B. McClernan's department with no spring jury term scheduled.
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Charles Reed
Butte
Reed
Criminal Register of District Court
John B. McClernan
Judge McClernan
T. E. Downey
Judge Downey
Recess Called as Laos Talks Stall Between Government and Rebels
In BAN NAMONE Laos Communist backed rebels and their neutralist allies rejected two government proposals to revive peace machinery. Negotiators then recessed for one day and will resume Wednesday in a rebel held village north of Vientiane. The talks center on cease fire enforcement and military discussions with Souvanna Phouma seen as leading the neutralist group. The rebels press to push military talks ahead to maintain their strategic position.
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Laos
Vientiane
Phongsavan
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Souvanna
Soviet Union
Lao
Fox Raid Kills Fox Intruder in Centa Hen House
In Centa near Belgrade a fox slipped into Uro Stojkov’s hen house. A rooster defended its hens and killed the fox before dying from wounds. Stojkov found the dead fox at dawn and recovered the rooster’s remains.
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Yugoslavia
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Uro Stojkov
Centa
Stojkov
Fox
Oon i
FBI Agent Speaks on Communism in Butte Tonight
Fern C. Stukenbroeker an FBI special agent will address Butte High School auditorium Tuesday at 8 PM on Communism and You. He will tour Montana this week giving public talks, one of only four agents authorized to discuss communism publicly. The Butte Exchange Club hosts the event. Roy Murray of the club expects a capacity crowd.
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Fern C. Stukenbroeker
FBI
Butte High School
Stukenbroeker
Montana
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Northwest
Harry C. Maynor
Butte
Butte Exchange Club
Roy Murray
United States
Murray
Copper price rises to 31 cents a pound in early June
The Anaconda Co. boosted copper to 31 cents a pound effective Tuesday, the highest since last October, signaling stronger demand. Major producers and smelters have been raising prices amid brisk May and June orders, with inventories at six months low.
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New York
Anaconda Co
American Smelting & Refining Co
Man Near 80 Plans to Join Little Brothers Monastic Order
The Catholic newspaper L Avenire D Italia reports French philosopher Jacques Maritain, now about 80, intends to join the Little Brothers of Jesus monk order in Rome.
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MONKS
Rome
L’avenire D
Italia
Jacques Maritain
Monks of the
Little Brothers of Jesus
Coup in South Korea as US UN back Chang government
South Korea faces a coup as Revolutionary Committee troops seize Seoul with gunfire but Washington and the United Nations side with Prime Minister Chang Myung’s constitutional government. U S and U N statements urged support for the freely elected leadership and called on military personnel to restore order and return power to the lawful authorities.
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U.S
U.N
John M. Chang
Army
Marshall Green
Chang
Carter MacGruder
South Korea
Republic of
Change Myung
John Chang
MacGruder
Republic of Korea
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Citizens Committee to Check Into Teachers Salary Case
A citizens committee will be formed to serve as exploratory and informative group in the ongoing salary dispute between the Butte Teachers Union and School Dist No 1 trustees. The board gave go ahead at a regular meeting to form a liaison body to disseminate district activities and explore settlement options.
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Butte Teachers Union
Trustees of
School Dist
Kevin Shannon
Edward N. Sparks
Coast Boy 15 Slays Mother Over Pestering claims
Police report Ronald Wolff 15 confessed to killing his mother Beulah Wolff 41 in their Glendale home after saying she pestered him He planned to kill her on Mothers Day and hid a 14 inch ax handle The case notes a prior incident with a chimney rescue and a botched chloroform attempt to photograph a girl
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Ronald
E. Otto Wolff
Glendale Writers Workshop
San Fernando Valley
National League of American Penwomen
Glendale High School
Weather Outlook for Montana Tuesday and Wednesday
Montana east will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and cool highs 50 to 60. West district expects considerable cloudiness with few showers and similar maxes 56 to 66 and cool nights around 32 to 40.
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