Herter Warns Soviet Against Voicing False Accusations
In a two minute address at the Ninth Conference session U S Secretary of State Christian A Herter rebuked the Soviet Union for accusing the West of planning aggression The remarks followed Gromyko Bolz and others charges amid Germany talks The exchange emphasized tensions over German policy and NATO military postures.
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Herter
Geneva
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Germany
North Atlantic Alliance
Gromyko
Lothar Bolz
West Germany
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Chester H Steele Rites Attended By Many Friends
Hundreds of mourners from Butte and other Montana cities gathered for the Episcopal funeral of Chester H Steele 65 vice president in charge of Western operations of The Anaconda Company in Butte. Services at Richards Funeral Home included readings by Rev James C Holt with many company offices and mines honoring him. Pallbearers were longtime friends of Mr Steele.
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Butte
Montana
Chester H. Steele
Anaconda Company
Episcopal
Richards Funeral
James C. Holt
St. John Episcopal Church
Mount Moriah
Holt
Pearl Littlejohn
Mr. Steele
Mortuary
Garden Chapel
Aimee
David Nelson
Short Hills
N.J
Charles B. Steele
San Mateo
Calif
Edward I. Renouard
Edward P. Shea
Irving H. Bolitho
Edward S. McGlone
Leslie M. Sheridan
William M. Kirkpa
Great Falls
Steele
Butte Hill
Helen Mitchell dies. Spokane civic leader widow of W E Mitchell
Mrs Helen Mitchell wife of W E Mitchell retired Anaconda Reduction Works manager died at her Spokane home on Comstock Court. Funeral services set for Saturday at Smith Funeral Home. Survivors include husband two sons a sister a brother and four grandchildren. She was active in Anaconda civic groups and in Pi Beta Phi at Montana State College.
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Helen Mitchell
W. FE. Mitchell
Anaconda Reduction Works
Comstock Court
Spokane
Mitchell
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Anaconda
Helen Roudebush
Garfield
Wash
Washington State College
Pullman
Great Falls
Butte Students To Graduate at Carroll College
Thirteen students from Butte one from Ramsey and five from Anaconda will receive degrees Sunday during commencement exercises at Carroll College Helena. Fourteen seniors of the college Nursing Department from Butte will receive diplomas of nursing education. The exercises begin at 4 p.m. in the Helena Civic Center Auditorium. Arthur F Lamey of Billings will give the address. A pontifical high mass will be celebrated at noon in St Helena Cathedral with Most Rev Joseph Byrne as baccalaureate sermon. The Rt Rev Msgr Raymond Hunthausen college president noted the public is welcome. Degrees will be conferred by Rt Rev Denis P Meade. A reception follows in the Civic Center ballroom for graduates relatives and friends.
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Butte
Ramsey
Anaconda
Carroll College
Helena
Collee Nursing Department
Helena Civic Center
Arthur F. Lamey
Billings
St. Helena
Joseph Byrne
S.T.D
Boise
Raymond G. Hunthausen
Denis P. Meade
Missoula
Civic Center
Montana
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Hunthausen
St. Charles Chapel
Eugene Teresa
Carroll
D.S.E
Delta Sigma Epsilon
Rose Mary Albright
James Wilbur Carpenter
Ralph Lar
Galveston Winds Hit 87 MPH as Storm Rips Texas Coast
Hurricane force winds battered Galveston and Bolivar Peninsula with 87 mph gusts. Floods followed in Illinois Iowa and Florida as storms churned across the Midwest and Deep South. Tornado funnels spotted near Port Bolivar and Beaumont.
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Galveston
Tex
Illinois
Iowa
Florida
Midwest
Jacksonville
Fla
Kankakee
Ill
Forest City
Bolivar Peninsula
Carrizo Springs
Pleasure Pier
Port Bolivar
Beaumont
South Grand River
Clinton
St. Louis
Cattlemen Open 75th Convention in Miles City
The Montana Stockgrowers Association marked its 75th convention in Miles City with a unity call and a large beef barbecue. G F Jack Milburn conveyed greetings from Gov. Aronson, who was touring Sweden, and noted livestock industry importance to Montana as membership rose by 1000.
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Miles City
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Montana
G. F
Jack’ Milburn
Grassrange
American Cattlemen’s Association
J. Hugo Aronson
Sweden
Milburn
Aronson
Edward Woozley
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Land Management
Keith Anderson
Helena
Montana Taxpayers Association
Etchart
Grazing Dominates Montana Public Lands Says Official
Miles City AP reports Edward Woozley from Washington DC told Montana stockgrowers grazing remains the most general use of public lands. He said the land management program aims for better results in expanding grazing as a primary activity.
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Miles City
Montana
Edward Woozley
Washington, D. C
Body of Gonzaga Student Albert Monek Recovered
Spokane police report the body of Albert Monek of Moses Lake Washington has been identified after the Spokane River drowning incident. Dragging for the second victim, Jacob Thorkelson of Butte, continues as authorities search the river for the missing Gonzaga youths after their overturned rubber raft incident in April.
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Spokane
UPS
Gonzaga University
Albert Monek
Moses Lake
Wash
Jacob Thorkelson
Butte
Democrats Defeat GOP Push to Weaken Housing Bill in House
The House passed a 2.1 billion housing measure 261 to 160 after eroding Republican attempts to cut costs and remove public housing. The vote included 228 Democrats and 33 Republicans for, 45 Democrats and 115 Republicans against. The bill faces a veto risk from Eisenhower and potential Senate changes, with debate over a 2.69 billion package and continued housing provisions.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Government Indicts 27 Delegates to Underworld Parley
Twenty seven Apalachin delegates are indicted for conspiring to obstruct federal justice at the 1957 underworld conclave. Bonds up to 100000 and arrests coast to coast followed the raid. Defendants hail from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Texas Arizona Massachusetts Ohio and California with the meeting held November 14 1957 at Joseph Barbara Sr.s hilltop home in Apalachin New York.
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New York
Federal
Apalachin
Frank Costello
Lucky Luciano
Albert Anastasia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Texas
Arizona
Massachusetts
Ohio
California
N.Y
Cabot Named for Brazil Post in Senate Nomination
The White House sent the nomination of career diplomat John M. Cabot to the Senate for ambassador to Brazil. Cabot, 57, currently in Bogotá as ambassador to Colombia, previously served as assistant secretary of state for interamerican affairs and as ambassador to Sweden. The president also sent the nomination of former Rep. Brooks Hays to a TVA board seat.
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Washington
John M. Cabot
Brazil
Senate
White House
Cabot
Eisenhower
Clare Boothe Luce
Luce
Columbia
U. S
Sweden
Starkweather Plea Denied By U S District Judge
U S District Judge Robert Van Pelt denied killer Charles Starkweather a writ of habeas corpus and stay of execution. The appeal, filed by Starkweather and his parents, argued constitutional rights were violated and proper representation was denied. The judge ruled only on due process claims and found no grounds for relief.
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Lincoln, Neb
U. S S. Dist
Robert van Pelt
Charles Starkweather
Starkweather
Starweather
Aronson Receives Warm Welcome in Native Swedish Province
In Ulricehamn Sweden more than 1000 people welcomed Swedish-born Montana Governor J Hugo Aronson to his native province. Authorities staged a mass meeting and parade in his honor. Aronson recalled earning his nickname Galloping Swede and spoke of his long journey from Sweden to America 48 years ago. He and his family plan to meet King Gustav on June 1.
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Ulricehamn
Sweden
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Aronson
America
Gustav of
Reserve Officers Convene in Butte Saturday
Montana reserve officers from Army Navy Air Force and Marines will gather in Butte for the Montana department convention of ROA. Capt. E H Reeder will preside at the first session 11 am to noon with a 1 pm restart in the Finlen Hotel Rose Room. Rear Adm. Charles L LaBarge will speak at the evening banquet.
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E. H. Reeder
Butte
USNR
Finlen Hotel
Rose Room
Amd
Charles L. LaBarge
St. Louis
Reserve Officers Assn
Montana
Army
Navy
Air Force
Ad Marine Corps
Reeder
RCA
ROA
Finlen
Copper Bowl
Montana Department of Rca
LeRoy Anderson
Conrad
USAR
Denver
Anderson
95Th Re
Freshman Alderman Vainio Elected City Recreation Board Chair
City Recreation Board meeting at City Hall Thursday night elected Leonard Vainio as chairman, replacing acting chair Kevin Shannon. Board hired to add a woman assistant recreation director with pay tied to qualifications and authorized Robert Sparks to hire at least three playground supervisors. Sparks to seek bids for balls, bats, and other equipment. A tentative summer program was presented, with notes on Butte girls at Bozeman track meet.
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Leonard Vainio
City Hall
Kevin Shannon
Robert Sparks
Sparks
Butte
Bozeman
Fringe Benefit Meet 2,000 Men in Toronto Job Ad
An unusual Want Ad from the Plumbers and Steamfitters Union of Toronto offered a clerk typist position with no benefits but a chance to meet 2,000 men. A Want Ad-taker offered help to describe job openings to secure quick action, with phone contact 5451.
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Plumbers and Steamfitters Union of
Toronto
Senate May Vote On Wheat Program Today
The Senate plans quick debate on a new national wheat program with a final decision possible Friday. Proposals from the Agriculture Committee and Sen Homer Capehart contend with existing 55 million acre base and 75 percent parity, while surplus stocks pressure action.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Senate Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Benson
Capehart
Montana Weather Outlook for Weekend Showers and Frost
Partly tomostly cloudy with widely scattered showers and a few thunder showers mainly afternoons and evenings Friday through Saturday. No significant temperature change with highs 55 to 65 and lows Friday night 30 to 40. Frost possible in scattered areas on Friday and Saturday mornings.
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Montna
Osteopathic Pioneer Dr. Asa Willard of Missoula Dies at 82
Dr. Asa M. Willard 82 longtime Missoula osteopath and Montana public figure died at his home. He presided Montana Osteopathic Association several terms and led state medical boards and the legislature. Born in 1876 in Maryland he studied at Kirksville Missouri and became a national osteopathic leader. Surviving are a son a daughter a sister and four grandchildren.
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Missoula
Mont
Asa M. Willard
United States
Montana
Masonic Brotherhood Association
Willard
Dillon
Man commits suicide using plastic bag in Queens apartment
In Jackson Heights, Queens, 60 year old Theodore Evans was found dead in his apartment with a plastic bag tied around his neck. Police say he had been dead several days and the bag was a transparent type linked to previous child sniffing incidents.
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New York
Jackson Heights
Queens
Theodore Evans
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