Summit Meet Plans $40 Million Anaconda Mill
Webb and Knapp of New York shift plans from 20 to 40 million for a Butte Anaconda steel mill. Robert E. S. Thompson says production could reach 1000 tons daily with construction in 1962, as Anaconda officials cooperate to attract a new industry. Meetings with Montana Power Company and state planners proceed to resolve freight and water needs.
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Anaconda
Webb and Knapp
New York
Robert E. S. Thompson
William Zeckendorf Sr
Thompson
Clyde E. Weed
The
Anaconda Co
Charles M. Brinckerhoff
Butte-Anaconda
Sam Chase Sr
Colin Raff
Power Com
Webb
Knapp
Clarksdale
Ariz
Frank Day
Fredell
Richard Setterstrom
T the Power Company Industries Division
E. O. Sowerwine
Helena
Montana State Planning Board
Butte
Anaconda Co. Annual Meet Scheduled Today
Anaconda Co. holds its stockholders annual meeting at 11 a.m. in the Employer Club in Anaconda. Clyde E. Weed of New York City will chair and report. Charles M. Brinckerhoff, C. Jay Parkinson, Vincent D. Perry, and Ralph E. Schneider attend. Brinckerhoff and Perry will speak. Directors may be increased from nine to ten and ballots will elect directors.
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Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Clyde E. Weed
New York City
Charles M. Brinckerhoff
C. Jay Parkinson
Vincent D. Perry
Ralph E. Schneider
Brinckerhoff and
Perry
Young Sailor Makes Unplanned Solo Hop at Base
Metalsmith 3.C. David L. Shrode started taxiing a T28 trainer to test brakes at the Memphis Naval Air Base. An unintended takeoff occurred when he accelerated to regain control, and veteran pilot George T. Smith flew alongside to guide him to a flawless landing praised as the best in a T28 by Navy Cmdr. Jerry Novak.
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Memphis, Tenn
Metalsmith
3.C
David L. Shrode
Shrode
Memphis Naval Air Base
George T. Smith
Memphis
Navy
Jerry Novak
Fatal Accidents More Common Among Divorced
The U S Public Health Service reports fatal accidents occur more often among divorced people than married ones. If you are behind on bills consider selling unused household items via Standard-Post Want Ad. Dial 5451 to turn items into cash.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Army Bank Beds and Crocks Found at 0000 Phillips Ave
Items listed include two beds and two crocks along with 10 gal and 14 gal containers stored inside a door. Also found are two Jeep 5 gal gas cans at 0000 Phillips Avenue.
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Army Bank
Phillips Avenue
Judge Murray To Receive Borromeo Award At Carroll College
Federal Judge William D. Murray of Butte will become the first recipient of Carroll College's Borromeo Award for zeal in line with St Charles Borromeo's model. The presentation will take place in Helena Sunday afternoon.
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Helene
William D. Murray
Butte
Carroll College
Helena
St. Charles Borromeo
Carroll Colege
Kennedy Wins Maryland Primary in Landslide Victory
Senator John F Kennedy captured a sweeping Maryland presidential primary win with 200252 votes to Morse 49225 as 1356 polling places reported. The result gives Kennedy 24 convention votes and strengthens his national momentum ahead of Oregon and other contests.
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Kennedy
Maryland
Baltimore, Md
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Wayne Morse
Dore
Morse
Lar Daly
Chicago
Andrew J. Easter
Baltimore
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oregon
Los Angeles
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Indiana
Nebraska
West Virginia
Lane Berk
Montgomery County
Four African Women Due for May 27 Liquor and Dagga Trial
Port Elizabeth, South Africa AP reports Jane Ntuntwana aged about 100 joins three other African women scheduled for trial on May 27 on charges of possessing liquor and dagga Indian hemp used for narcotics.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Jane Ntuntwana
Car Crash Kills Montana Man in Conrad
Milan Dyrud age 34 of Conrad died in Conrad hospital after a wreck south of Conrad when his car left a curve and flipped onto its top. He was assistant secretary treasurer of the Conrad Production Credit Association and assistant manager of the Federal Land Bank of Conrad. He was unmarried. The 1960 Montana highway death toll reached 52, down from 63 a year earlier.
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Milan Dyrud
Conrad Hospital
Montana Highway Patrol
Dyrud
Highway Patrol
Conrad Production Credit Association
Federal Land Bank of
Montana
Butte City Council to Meet Tonight at 7:30
A regular Butte City Council session is set for City Hall Wednesday night at 7 30. On the agenda is the library fire damage status and its temporary operation until local schools close. Many residents expect to attend to hear updates.
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Butte
City Hall
Beatty confronts burglars at Chicheley Hall in Buckinghamshire
Earl Beatty aged 55 surprised burglars at his Buckinghamshire home Chicheley Hall. The intruders fled with loot worth about 8400 dollars including gold and silver plate and two swords belonging to his late father Admiral Earl Beatty hero of Jutland. The Beatty family motto is Not by force but by art.
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Newport Pagnell
England
Earl Beatty
Chicheley Hall
Buckinghamshire
Jutland
Beattys
Probe of Spy Plane Case Demanded by Mansfield
Senate moves to a congressional inquiry as Mansfield calls for investigation into the spy plane issue. Amid the collapsed four power talks with Khrushchev the crisis spurs warnings of intensified Cold War and calls to strengthen defense readiness. Senators Russell Humphrey Mansfield Aiken urge accountability and continued push for arms talks and peace efforts.
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Capitol Hill
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Summit Failure Pushes U N Security Council Action
Diplomatic sources said the failed summit may push the United States and the Soviet Union to seek emergency Security Council sessions. The United Nations could host a new arena for the U2 incident as Eisenhower's aerial inspection proposal and Soviet charges of aggression are reviewed. A veto by the Soviet Union on the Eisenhower plan is seen as likely.
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Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Paris
Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S. State Department
Washington
Eisenhower
U.N
United Ee
Khrushchev demands apology before summit talks end
The Paris summit closed with East and West blaming each other. Soviet Premier Khrushchev insisted on an Eisenhower apology for the U2 incident and punishment of those responsible, while Eisenhower offered no beyond stating flights over the Soviet Union ended. Western leaders issued a joint note saying discussions could not begin due to Soviet obstruction and reaffirmed commitment to peaceful negotiations in the future. Khrushchev issued a final statement away from the talks.
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East
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Khrushchev Rejects Summit For Rural Meeting in France
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev spurned the Paris summit, racing to a cowherd gathering with French peasants. He later planned a news conference, while echoing demands for an apology over the U2 spy plane incident before returning to De Gaulle and Eisenhower events.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Montana Population Estimated at 666 550 in 1960 Census
Montana’s unofficial 1960 census figures put the state population at 666 550 with a possible small revision after final reports from the Evergreen area in Flathead County. The west district leads with 270 111 people, followed by the northcentral and southeastern districts, and eight cities over 10 000 residents.
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Montana
Evergreen
Flathead
West
Silver Bow
Missoula
Gallatin
Deer Lodge
Lewis and Clark
Butte
Kalispell
Bozeman
Anaconda
Cascade
Hill, Valley
Fergus
Roosevelt
Glacier
Great Falls
Havre
Glasgow
Lewistown
Wolf Point
Bank
Yellowstone
Park
Custer
Dawson
Richland
Billings
Livingston
Miles City
Glendive
Sidney
Hleena
Dillon Milk Case Hearing Set for June 17
The State Supreme Court will hear the Dillon milk price fixing case on June 17 after a stay was granted to study legal aspects of the Milk Board emergency appeal. District Judge Philip C. Duncan had refused to dissolve a temporary restraining order stopping hearings in Beaverhead County. Attorneys Carl M. Davis and Frank M. Davis said the continuance allows further brief preparation in support of local consumers.
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State Supreme Court
High Tribunal
State Milk Control Board
Philip C. Duncan
Beaverhead
Carl M. Davis
Frank M. Davis
Dillon Milk
Milk Board
High Court
Montana weather outlook across regions
Montana east area sees partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon showers and light snow in the mountains. Wednesday cooler with local freezing temperatures at night. highs 50 to 60. West region remains partly cloudy with afternoon showers and some mountain snow. Wednesday cooler, highs 45 to 55, and 50 to 60 by Thursday.
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