Dues Deadlines Pass in AFL-CIO UAW Break
The AFL-CIO suspends the United Auto Workers after the UAW refuse to pay three months in arrears. Walter Reuther supports withholding dues while Meany and the federation push suspension. A split among labor leaders widens as escrow terms loom for future membership.
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Detroit
Afl-Cio
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Auto Workers
UAW
Emil Mazey
Leonard Woodcock
Reuther
Auto
Labor
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Meany
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organization
Atlantic City
Aflcio
Executive Council
Anaconda Officials Predict Inflation From Copper Settlement
Anaconda president C. Jay Parkinson warned stockholders that the copper strike settlement will have long lasting inflationary effects. Chairman Charles M. Brinckerhoff said operations are returning to normal as 90 percent of customers remain with the firm. Vice President William E. Quigley outlined a $650 million five year capital plan and noted he expects more outside financing due to government action and stoppages. Brinckerhoff and Fulton were reelected. Charles A. Siefried joined the board. About 83 percent of shares were represented.
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C. Jay Parkinson
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Parkinson
Charles M. Brinckerhoff
Washoe Theater
William E. Quigley
Brinckerhoff
Robert B. Fulton
Charles A. Siefried
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mining of tomorrow depicted for Anaconda Co stockholders
John G. Hall of New York City, vice president of the Anaconda Co, spoke to stockholders at the Washoe Theater in Anaconda about the future of copper mining. He described open pit methods, advanced machinery, and research into near futures such as underwater mining and nuclear blasting with leaching. He cited a rise in open pit share of production and noted cost escalations from 1930 to today.
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John G. Hall
New York City
Anaconda Co
Hall
Washoe Theater
Anaconda
The
Tomor
City council to inspect Stodden Park as pool site
Winter city council preparaes for May 22 meeting at 7 p m in Stodden Park South Butte to evaluate two municipal pool locations Mayor Powers called Stodden Park the most desirable site Alderman Holman moved to back Rep Arnold Olsen on copper import tariff revival Terry Kelly urged a letter to Montana delegation on tariff restoration McNellis alleged former mayor Sullivan claimed to have closed houses for ordinance violations and asked if such a law existed
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Stodden Park
South Butte
Thomas F. Powers
Arnold Olsen
Ervin T. Holman
Terry Kelly
Montana
John McNellis
Oregon
Tim Sullivan
McNellis
Maurice Hennessé
Butte restaurant gutted by major fire at Chuck Wagon Inn
The Chuck Wagon Drive Inn & Lounge at 2101 Harrison in Butte suffered heavy damage when a fire started in the kitchen Wednesday night around 10 18. Firemen contained most flames by 10 45. Owners W F Rowe and Sky Riva operated the lounge. Al Frazier managed the restaurant. Four trucks and 14 firefighters battled the blaze with about 150 onlookers present.
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Chuck Wagon Drive Inn & Lounge
Harrison
Sky Riva
W. F. Rowe
Riva
al Frazier
Al’s Cafe
Front Street
Weather forecast for Butte-Anaconda area today and Friday
Partly cloudy and warmer with brief afternoon showers. Chance of showers 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight. High today 50 degrees, low tonight 36. One year ago: 66 and 29. Weather table Page 21.
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Butte - Anaconda
Life depends on milk donations for dying baby
Richard Madson, a three month old in Spokane, faces near death after a mysterious rejection of nourishment. His mother cannot provide milk and now needs 36 ounces daily. Donors from Spokane Seattle northern Idaho Oregon and British Columbia respond to a regional plea to keep him alive.
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James Ragsdale
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Richard Madson
Richard
Lawrence E. Madson Jr
Seattle
Idaho
Oregon
British Columbia
Madson
Tornadoes Kill 11 in Charles City and Oelwein IA
Tornadoes struck downtown Charles City and Oelwein in northeast Iowa killing at least 11 people and injuring more than 350. The Highway Patrol reported 10 dead and about 300 injured in Charles City as details from Oelwein emerged.
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Charles City
Tornado toll rises in North Arkansas Wednesday night
Associated Press reports a swarm of tornadoes tore through North Arkansas Wednesday night, killing at least 15 people including eight in Jonesboro and injuring hundreds as emergency crews respond nationwide.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Jonesboro
Destructive Citywide Damage Report From Disaster Site
One man killed and about 50 injured admitted to area hospital. Downtown areas suffered heavy damage with extensive building collapses. In Charles City highway patrol noted up to 90 percent of buildings in an eight block area demolished.
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Charles City
United States urged to accept three point peace plan in Vietnam talks
Paris discussions between U S ambassador Harriman and North Vietnam envoy Xuan Thuy pause with both sides presenting three point proposals. Washington seeks demilitarized buffer zone status and guarantees for Laos and Cambodia. Hanoi demands immediate end to all U S bombing before discussing other issues.
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William L. Ryan
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Hanoi
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Xuan Thuy
Foreign Ministry
North
South Vietnam
Laog
Cambodia
Page Nine Jubilee as Father Taylor Celebrates Priesthood
Page nine notes Father Taylor’s jubilee as a priest with portraits and celebration details. Page twenty-two highlights Ward Pass winning the Derby purse and trainer suspensions for Dancer’s Im an-For age. Page twenty-three reports twelve-man Central and Butte squads departing for the State High School Track Meet in Billings.
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Father Tayor
Ward Pass
Dancer
Twelveman Central
Butte
Billings
The Anti Smile Conspiracy Brings May Morning to a Halt
A city wakes to alarms as residents discover a rising wave of happiness. A "smiler" has appeared, triggering a blackout of caution and a chase through Elm and Main. Emma confronts the dilemma of feeling good while others suffer.
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Washington
Cor
Elm
Main
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U. S
Mining of Tomorrow
Judy Duffey
Row’s
Alice Fussell
Tiny Richard
Mrs. Madson
Bulletin
New York Times
By Russell Baker
Emma
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