Ex-Girlfriend Claims Self Defense In Mine City Fatal Shooting
Hugh Howard, 23, was shot and killed by his ex girlfriend Charlotte Schwartz 19, who said he forced entry into her East Side home and attacked her. She fired twice, fatally wounding him at close range as he lay near the stairs. Howard had been released from jail earlier that day.
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Bert Gaskill
Hugh Howard
Howard
East Side
Charlotte Schwartz
Terry Francis
E. Park
Butteman
Reynolds-McDowell
Joe Howard
Young Howard
Cecelia Murphy
Miss Schwartz
Butte City Council Meet Could Be Routine
With the city library reconstruction underway the upcoming Butte City Council session may proceed without major controversy. Agenda items include resident parking signs for Elm blocks 1500 and 1600 and a trampoline center at Clark Park. Mayor Griffith may seek approval to assist the operator in relocating.
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Butte
Elm
Clark Park
Vern Griffith
Halt Urges Laos Arms Embargo During Conference
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home urged the United States and the Soviet Union to end arms supplies to warring Lao factions as an international Laos conference opened. He proposed an embargo policed by inspectors and avoided naming any nation.
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Geneva
Britain
Lord Home
United States
Soviet Union
Laos
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Chen Yi
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Kennedy Considers Major Message to Congress Soon
President Kennedy discussed with Senate and House leaders the possibility of addressing Congress or sending a message on domestic and world affairs. A foreign aid message could reach Capitol Hill in about 10 days ahead of his Paris trip.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
White House
Mansfield
Paris
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
U.S
Pierre Salinger
Military Junta Takes Full Control Of Korea
South Korea’s Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young and a rebel junta declared full control of the government and countryside. They dissolved the National Assembly and local legislatures, imposed martial law, and set a curfew as they pursue anti corruption aims. President Yun Po sun urged ministers to appear to restore order, while U.N. and U.S. officials voiced concern.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Chang
Army
John M. Chang
National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Yun Po-sun
Yun
Revolutionary Committee
Council of State
U.N
U.S
Carter B. Magruder
Korea
Marshall Green
Anaconda Culinary Workers Seek Union Transfer at Galen
Anaconda Local 509 of the International Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union asks for Galen State Tuberculosis Sanitarium kitchen staff to join its unit. Alice Shepka and Mildred Monk say they will negotiate with hospital leaders Dr A C Knight and Burl Hatfield for a kitchen contract. The Galen cooks now fall under Local 1620 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees under a contract with the State Board of Examiners through July 1, 1962.
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Anaconda
International Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union
Galen
Alice Shepka
Mildred Monk
A. C. Knight
Burl E. Hatfield
American Federation of State
State Board of Examiners
Gary Cooper Bid Farewell by Hollywood in Solemn Mass
Hollywood mourned Gary Cooper at a Beverly Hills Church of the Good Shepherd service attended by about 200 film figures including James Stewart Jack Benny and Henry Hathaway. Cooper 60 died of cancer Saturday and was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery in a Catholic rite led by Bishop Timothy Manning with Veronica Cooper and daughter Maria in attendance.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Timothy Manning
Los Angsies
Cooper
Santa Monica Boulevard
Clark Gable
Humphrey Bogart
James Stewart
Jack Benny
Henry Hathaway
William Goetze
Jerry Ward
Charles Feldman
Mitchell Boys
Veronica
Maria
Arthur
Our Lady of Lourdes
Holy Cross Cemetery
France
Bell Book Candle Boy Cited For School Zone Speed
A 16 year old appeared in police court on a speeding charge in a school zone and was declared outside the city court's jurisdiction by Judge John Seton. He was referred to a probation officer for further proceedings after admitting the charge of 31 mph in a 15 mph zone. He told the court he was hurrying to avoid being late for school.
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John Seton
Maurice F. Hennessey
John T. Sheehan
Kennedy Receives Personal Note From Khrushchev
President Kennedy met with Soviet Premier Khrushchev's emissary Mikhail Menshikov at the White House to discuss a possible informal meeting during Kennedy's European trip. The session, shrouded in secrecy, did not rule out a talks on the dates May 31 to June 2.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Mikhail A. Menshikov
White House
Kennedy - Menshikov
Kremlin
BA&P Workers Barred From Striking by Court Order
Court action halted a planned strike by nonoperating BA and P workers that would shut mining and smelting in Butte and Anaconda. District Judge Sid G. Stewart signed a temporary restraining order, keeping unions from striking until a show cause hearing May 31 to decide if a further injunction is warranted.
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Butte
Anaconda
National
Ba&p
Anaconda Co
Buckley
W. F. Conroy
National Railroad
Kennedy Urges Neighborly Effort for World Peace Visit to Canada
President Kennedy arrived in Ottawa for a goodwill visit with Prime Minister Diefenbaker. They pledged hemispheric unity and an Atlantic alliance while planning talks on aid to underdeveloped nations and regional peace. The two leaders emphasized freedom and the containment of Latin American unrest amid the Cuban influence.
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Ottawa
Kennedy
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Atlantic
United States
Diefenbaker
Anaconda Company Stockholders to Hear Top Officials
Anaconda Company stockholders will hold their annual meeting Wednesday at 11 A.M. in the Anaconda Employes. Board chairman Clyde E. Weed will preside. Charles M. Brinckerhoff, president, and Albert J. Fitch, New Mexico operations manager, will speak. Three directors are to be elected, with terms expiring for Robert E. Dwyer E Roland Harriman and C Jay Parkinson.
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Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Clyde E. Weed
New York City
Weed
Charles M. Brinckerhoff
Albert J. Fitch
New Mexico
Robert E. Dwyer
E. Roland Harriman
C. Jay Parkinson
Dwyer
Parkinson
Harriman
Brown Ne Ell
Communism Threat to Total Society Cited by FBI Agent in Butte
FBI Special Agent Fern C. Stukenbroeker warned a capacity Butte audience at Butte High School auditorium that Communism is a danger here and now threatening to destroy total society. He spoke Tuesday evening on the threat to national security and the American way.
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FBI
Butte
Butte High School
Fern C. Stukenbroeker
Head
Weather and political notes from Montana and Washington
Montana forecasts show east region mostly cloudy with scattered showers and frost risk tonight and Thursday warm up. west area sees minor temps shifts and frost risk. In Washington, a discussion on Communism contrasts ideological heritage with Bolshevik expansion, citing symbols of church, library, and capitol as anchors of American values.
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Montana
Rask Leads In Union Voting As Counts Continue
In Montana and Canada, union elections see Barney Rask top Butte Miners Union with 561 votes to 16 for Ray Grasm. Reginald Beavis defeats Blaine Beakey for president 690 to 306. Ballots still counting for Mine Mill International vice presidency between Ernest Salvas and Albert Skinner. Officials chosen include John Gallette, Jim Scown, John Glase, Maurice Powers, Bill Gately, and trustees Bennett and Martin.
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Ray Grasm
Great Falls
International Mine
Caryre
Barney Rask
Butte Miners Union
Reginald Beavis
Blaine Beakey
United States
Canada
Mine- Mill International
Ernest Salvas
Butte
Albert Skinner
Salt Lake City
John Gallette
Jim Scown
John Glase
Maurice Powers
Bill Gately
Jim Ryan
Don Wright
David Bennett
Dan Martin
Cari Mii
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Royal Artillery
George Vanier
Deifenbaker
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Anaconda Company
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