Couple Brains Graduate Girls Central High Seniors
Readable captions show six senior girls receiving scholarships to Gonzaga Western Montana College of Education St Mary Col lege Xavier and Creighton as they prepare to receive diplomas at the Civic Center tonight. In Chile a volcanic eruption follows earthquakes and tsunamis killing over 1 000 and leaving about two million homeless as a new volcano erupts.
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Girls Central High School
Civic Center
Judith Moran
Western Montana College of Education
Mary Ann Shugure
Gonzaga
Patricia O’brien
Patricia Kane
Margaret Mohan
St. Mary College
Xavier
Kane
Dolores Balkovetz
Creighton
Hawaii Toll Mounts Amid Massive Quake and Tidal Disaster
Hawaii residents mourn 38 dead in Hilo with 23 missing as four tidal waves flood the port city. Damage nears 60 million dollars, officials warn of more flooding and evacuations. Across Chile volcanoes erupt, earthquakes hit Quinchao, Mehuin and Queulen areas as remote towns report devastation.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaii Island
Hawaii
Thomas K. Cook
Toll Rises From Pacific Tsunami Devastation
In Japan and Okinawa a series of 20 foot waves triggered by Chilean quakes killed or missing at least 180 people and left 850 injured. More than 150,000 homeless, thousands of homes damaged, and boats adrift as authorities assess the widespread coastal destruction from Honshu to Hokkaido and beyond.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Japan
New Zealand
Chile
Okinawa
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Honshu
Hokkaido
Kushiro
Shiogama
Formosa
Philippines
Anaconda Local Seeks Decoupling From International Union
Anaconda Local No. 117 head Bill Villeneuve said withdrawal from the International Mine-Mill Union must wait on the National Labor Relations Board action after the local filed for a bargaining agent election. The independents seek to replace the international as agent. The local with about 2,000 members endorsed the independents and will not pay a $5 per member June assessment or a $1.75 per capita tax until the dispute with the international is resolved.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Local No. 117
International Mine-Mill Union
National Labor Relations Board
Bill Villeneuve
NLRB
International Union
Villeneuve
International Mine-Mill
Anaconda Co
Joint Committee
Soviet seven-ship convoy sails to study Gulf Stream effect
London AP reports a seven-ship Soviet convoy has sailed toward the northwest Atlantic to study the Gulf Stream’s impact on weather and water temperatures.
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London
Moscow Radio Radio
Northwest Atlantic
Girls Central High to Hold 51st Commencement Tonight
The 51st annual commencement of Girls Central High School in Butte will take place at 8 p.m. at the Civic Center. The 134 graduates, largest class since coed days, will be honored by an 84 member junior guard and a Knights of Columbus guard for the benediction. Msgr. Mathias Weber will deliver the address. diplomas will be presented by Msgr. English. The ceremony features choristers, organist Janice Roberts, and selections by Franck Florence Vitry Elgar Williams.
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Girls Central High School
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Civic Center
West Quartz Street
Butte Assembly
Knights of Columbus
J. Sarsfield O'Sullivan
Janice Roberts
Panis Angelicus
Franck
Florence
Vitry
Williams
Miss Roberts
Elgar
Manion Urges Graduates to Embrace Personal Responsibility
Dr James J Manion head of Carroll College natural sciences at Helena urged Boys Central High School graduates to accept personal responsibility for community state and national betterment at commencement for 113 graduates in Columbia Gardens Pavilion He stressed education beyond academics including spiritual attributes and understanding current scientific disciplines highlighting the era of scientific research.
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James J. Manion
Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics
Carroll College
Helena
Boys Central High School
Christian Brothers School
Columbia Gardens
Manion
Boys Central
State's Traffic Toll Reaches 96 As Driver Dies In Slough
A car left the road south of Rowan and overturned in a slough, drowning the driver Calvin H. Elton 33 Missoula. He was pulled from the water by Highway Patrolman Joe Solovavalli and pronounced dead by Sheriff Coroner Bill Graham. Elton's death raises Montana's traffic toll to 56 for the period.
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Slough
Elton
Western Acceptance Corporation
Great Falls
Harold E. Widdison
Helena
Gene Daley
Highway Patrol
Charles E. Magner
Daly
Widdison
Harold A. Fresn
Cascade
Fresn
Storage Wheat Surplus Could Feed All Americans
Government experts say surplus wheat in storage could provide every person in the U.S. with more than 450 loaves if turned into bread. The ad promotes selling unused household items through Standard Post Want Ads with a sample bed and mattress listing.
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U.S
Dial
Tennessee Republicans pledge all convention votes for Nixon
Tennessee Republicans selected a 28 member delegation and instructed it to back Vice President Richard Nixon for the Republican nomination. Nixon already passed the majority threshold with 686 delegate counts, needing 667 to clinch, as he faced no opposition in the Florida primary.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Florida
Soviets Release U S C47 and Nine Americans
In Wiesbaden Germany the Soviet Union freed a U S Air Force C47 transport and its nine American occupants after a brief protest. An Army spokesman said the aircraft is airworthy and will fly to West Germany with the crew and passengers once weather clears. The group includes Barbara McCash of Atlanta and five Air Force servicemen led by Capt James Lundy of Findlay and Capt George Jordan of West Lafayette.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
East Germany
U.S. Army
West Germany
Barbara McCash
Atlanta
Air Force
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hamburg
James Palmer Lundy
Findlay
Ohio
George A. Jordan
West Lafayette
Ind
William Thomas Frewen
Galveston
Tex
Leon Porter
Russellville
Ala
Chester Kenneth Sleezer
Galway
N.Y
Webb & Knapp weighs Montana site for steel mill
Webb & Knapp official said a site decision on the proposed steel mill likely within 90 days, weighing Anaconda Montana against Clarkdale Arizona. Freight rates from a million tons annual movement will heavily influence the choice, with discussions planned involving railroad presidents. Fredell has toured Montana extensively for preliminary studies.
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Anaconda
Clarkdale, Ariz
W&k
Montana Planning Board
Montana
Fredell
Clarkdale
Ariz
Robert E. §. Thompson
William Zeckendorf
St. Paul
Webb & Knapp
Planning Board
Dillon Yellowtail Projects Due For House Voting
The U S House is set to vote on a public works appropriation bill allocating 2.2 million dollars to Yellowtail Dam and 2.8 million for the East Bench irrigation unit near Dillon. Rep LeRoy Anderson noted a Tuesday delay due to primaries in Florida and Kentucky.
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Helena
U. S
Yellowtail Dam
LeRoy Anderson
D-Mont
Florida
Kentucky
Anderson
East Bench
Dillon
Allies Back U S In U N Clash Over Spy Plane Issue
At the United Nations Britain and France supported the United States in denouncing the Soviet Union for bringing the spy plane dispute to the Security Council. U S Ambassador Lodge outlined the arrest of 11 Soviet spies since 1953, and a four-nation resolution urged the Big Four to resume East West talks with UN help.
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United Nations
N.Y
Britain
France
United States
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Stalin
Ecuador
Ceylon
Argentina
Tunisia
U S Launches Experimental Spy Satellite Midas
The United States launched the 2.2 ton Midas spy satellite from Cape Canaveral aboard an Atlas Agena rocket at 12 37 p m EST It aims to test orbiting space stations for rapid ballistic missile warning The craft reached orbit about two hours later but initial tracking data was hampered by a computer malfunction at Sunnyvale California
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Cape Canaveral, Fla
United States
United Nations
Air Force
Sunnyvale
Calif
Midas
Senate to Probe Spy Plane and Summit Fiasco
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted unanimously to begin Friday an objective inquiry into the spy plane incident and the events surrounding the summit breakdown. Chairman Fulbright said the closed-door review will start with Secretary of State Herter and aim to keep politics out of the probe.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D - Ark
Christian A. Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Donnybrook
Johnson
National Unity
Fulbright
Montana Weather Forecast Winds and Showers Shore Up Plains
Montana east expects variable cloudiness with scattered afternoon and evening showers or thundershowers. Highs 60 to 75, lows 30 to 45 Wednesday night. Montana west mostly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening showers or thundershowers. Highs 50 to 65, Wednesday night 30 to 40.
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