Sabotage Shatters Utah Nevada Relay Stations In Bomb Blasts
Three microwave and cable relay stations in western Utah and eastern Nevada were blown in suspected sabotage. About 140 Utah National Guardsmen were deployed to patrol remaining stations while FBI investigated. Officials described the blasts as sabotage and noted automatic rerouting kept national defense traffic moving.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Nevada
National Guard
National Defense Circuit
FBI
Wendover
Utah-Nevada
Cedar Mountain
Knolls
Great Salt Lake Desert
Howard Blood
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Blood
J. C. Harris
Elko County
Nev
Harris
Bob McAdam
Bell Telephone Co
Macmillan to Explain Alleged Theft of U S Navy Papers
London AP report says Richard Marsh will press Prime Minister Macmillan in Parliament over vanished U S Navy secret papers on underwater weapons loaned to the admiralty. Investigations by a special anti spy unit follow fears of theft or Soviet involvement amid prior espionage shocks.
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U.S. Navy
London
Admiralty
Richard Marsh
House of Commons
Marsh
Labor Party
Washington
On Marsh
Navy
United States
United States of America
Montana Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Thunderstorms
Montana east region shows partly cloudy skies with scattered storms Monday. Tuesday brings more showers and storms, warmer Monday night, cooler Tuesday. Highs 85 to 95 Monday, 30 to 60 Monday night, 75 to 90 Tuesday. Montana west remains partly cloudy with scattered showers Monday and Tuesday, warmer Monday, highs 75 to 85, lows 45 to 55, highs 70 to 75 Tuesday.
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Montana
Chilean Miners Return After 10 Day Strike
About 6,500 workers at Braden Copper Co.'s El Teniente mine in Santiago resumed work after a company agreement to study safety demands. The pact reportedly includes no penalties for 80 maintenance workers who joined a wildcat strike over scheduling changes.
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Santiago, Chile
Braden Copper Co
el Teniente
Kennecott
Top Republicans Target Harriet Miller At State GOP Meet
In Billings Montana, House Speaker Clyde Hawks and House Majority Leader Jerome Anderson criticized Public Instruction Superintendent Harriet Miller over school financing and the foundation program. Anderson urged new leadership in 1962 while Hawks questioned Miller’s GOP endorsement and her influence on the Board of Education. State GOP Chairman Mel Engles labeled Democrats as socialists and urged 1962 efforts to reclaim the White House in 1964. Engles accused the Farmers Union of using boycotts to hinder GOP candidates in Glendive.
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Billings
Clyde Hawks
House
Jerome Anderson
Harriet Miller
Anderson
Miss Miller
Senate
Yellowstone County
Board of Education
Hawks
Big Horn County
Metcalf
Olsen
Engles
GOP
White House
Kennedy
Farmers Union
Glendive
South Africa braces as nonwhite strike opens
Police and army mobilize for a three day strike over racial segregation and political rights. Verwoerd vows no peace breach as nonwhite leaders seek a multiracial convention. Church prayers call for tolerance during Republic Week amid rising tensions.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Republic
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Congress
South African Republic
Pretoria
Charles Robberts Swart
Verwoerd
Korean Junta Jails 25 Closes Papers in Sweep
The South Korean military junta jailed 25 prominent figures including 10 businessmen 10 politicians and 5 retired officers and ordered the suspension of 381 small newspapers and news agencies as graft and payola probes surge. Registrations of 305 news agencies and 76 newspapers were canceled, leaving 39 dailies.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chang
Shy Tek Od
Supreme Council
Texans Select GOP Senator Tower First Since 1877
College professor John G. Tower won the U S Senate seat in Texas by about 8 000 votes over Democrat William A Blakley becoming the first Republican elected to the Senate from Texas. Tower campaigned as a Goldwater type conservative pledging limited federal power and state sovereignty.
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Dallas
Tex
John G. Tower
U.S. Senate
Texas
Tower
Barry Goldwater
William A. Blakley
Texas Election Bureau
Blakley
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Robert Johnson
Election Bureau
Blakely
Thad Hutcheson
GOP
Don Ellinger
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bloody Holiday Looms on Nation's Roads
Nationwide holiday traffic threatens to top the 1957 Memorial Day record of 413 highway deaths as safety officials warn of escalating fatalities. Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council urges careful driving amid heavy traffic, with state patrols and special campaigns in Michigan and Illinois.
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National Safety Council
Michigan
National Guard
Illinois
NSC
Associated Press
Daylight Saving Time Begins In Butte Tonight
Butte starts daylight saving time tonight at midnight becoming 1 a.m. Tuesday Two mentions note clocks should be moved beforehand Anaconda joins Butte 24 hours later at Tuesday midnight Anaconda Co operations in Butte switch to daylight time at 7 a.m. Tuesday Mountain Standard Time becomes 7 a.m. daylight time for local operations
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Butte
Anaconda
Anaconda Co
Ronan Mechanic Killed In Car Jack Accident
Allen Rorvik a 63 year old mechanic died when a car he was working on slipped from a grease wet jack pinning his chest causing suffocation. He is survived by his wife Frances four sons and a daughter.
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Ronan
Allen Rorvik
Frances
GOP Leaders Urge Kennedy to Stand Firm With Khrushchev
Republican leaders urge President Kennedy to warn Khrushchev in Vienna that further Soviet stalling will end negotiations on key issues. Dirksen Halleck demand tangible Soviet good faith on testing and disarmament, with Mansfield endorsing full support for Kennedy. Morton calls the talks exploratory and not likely to disappoint.
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Kennedy
Washington
Khrushchev
United States
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Vienna
Soviet Union
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Dirksen
Halleck
Morton
Fire Kills Seven in Tokyo Dormitory Blaze
Seven men died and three were seriously injured in an early Sunday fire at a coal miners dormitory about 300 miles north of Tokyo. The blaze caused extensive damage and prompted investigations by local authorities.
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Tokyo
Here
Hair stylist pairs clients with dogs to match hair
In Sydney, hair stylist Andre Audard notes several gray haired women bring dogs for dye to match their own hair. He says the practice offers psychological comfort as the dogs reflect the clients’ appearance.
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Sydney
Australia
Andre Audard
Audard
Auto Crash Near Augusta Fatal To Falls Man
Richard Finley Dodge, 42, of Great Falls died in a one car crash on the Sun River Canyon road northwest of Augusta while on a fishing trip. His wife Mae Sadie Dodge, 49, was shaken but not hurt. The car slid on loose gravel, rolled over and Dodge was pinned under the left rear fender. Mrs Dodge walked three miles to seek help.
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Associated Press
Montana
Richard Finley Dodge
Great Falls
Augusta
Dodge
Mae Sadie
Sun River Canyon
J. A. Walsh
Walsh
Butte
Hauser Lake
Helena
Freedom Riders jailed in Mississippi desegregation incidents
Seven teen Freedom Riders were arrested and jailed in Jackson Mississippi in two separate incidents at a whites only bus station waiting room. Police charged them with breach of the peace. Eight more arrests followed in the afternoon with both Negro and white participants.
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Jackson, Miss
Montgomery
Ala
Jackson
J. L. Ray
Montanan Killed In Stolen Auto
James R. Whitaker a 19 year old from Miles City Montana died when a car that had been stolen Saturday night went off a curve and rolled over several times west of Cody on Wyoming Highway 14 near Ralston. The Cody Police Department and Wyoming Highway Patrol reported Whitaker was killed instantly.
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Powell, Wyo
James R. Whitaker
Miles City
Mont
Cody Police Department
Whitaker
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Ralston
Ballerina Falls to Death in Hamburg Rehearsal
Maria Fris, 29, prima ballerina at the Hamburg State Opera, plunged 58 feet from an overhanging gallery during Romeo and Juliet rehearsals. Police said she had recently been depressed by an inflamed tendon that caused a production break and she reportedly told friends my legs are finished I can't go on.
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Hamburg
Germany
Maria
Fris
Hamburg State Opera
Miss Fris
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