Czech diplomat accused of US spy offer at UN
United States and Czechoslovakia traded charges after Miroslav Nacvalac, a Czech diplomat at the UN, said two U.S. intelligence agents offered him wealth to spy for Washington. The State Department claimed he sought to defect, while Nacvalac insisted he was approached only to discuss intelligence. The dispute intensified as Prague protested to the UN Secretariat and called for action on U.S. conduct.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
Czechoslovakia
United States
U.N. Secretariat
Miroslav Nacvalac
U.S
US. State Department
Naevalac
U.N
Mack
Jack
New York
Gripsholm
E. 57Th Street
Washington
Frantisek Tisler
Naecvalae
Tisler
Nacvalac
United States Intelligence Service
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
M. Nacvalac
House Committee On UN- American
U. S
U. N
Czech diplomat accused of espionage linked to U S citizen
U S State Department says Miroslav Nacvalac, second in the Czech U N mission, engaged in espionage for about a year. He allegedly used a U S government employee and his fiancée as leverage to obtain data, with the couple now married after admission to the United States.
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State Department
Nacvalac
Lincoln White
Department
Czechoslovakia
Washington
United Nations
Miroslav Nacvalac
U.N
U.S
White
Butte Club Listings: Bridge Club and Archery Practice
Saturday event notes list Butte Bridge Club meeting at the Grand Hotel 7 30 p.m. Butte Silver Bowmen announce adult practice in the indoor range at 111 N. Arizona with details available from the Butte Citizens Project.
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Butte Bridge Club
Grand Hotel
Butte Silver Bowmen
N. Arizona
Admitted Killers Waive Hearing in Kansas Slaying
James Latham and George York waived preliminary hearing in the June 9 killing of Otto Ziegler 62 of Oakley Kansas. They were bound over to District Court for trial next term in mid September. Police moved them to a maximum security cell with 24 hour guards as crowds gathered at the Sharon Springs courthouse.
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Sharon Springs
Kan
James Latham
George York
Latham
F. H. Dobbs
York
Otto Ziegler
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Aurora
Colo
Utah
KBI
Jack Ford
Kansas Town
Woodward Named Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs
President Kennedy selected Robert F. Woodward, ambassador to Chile, to lead the State Department office covering inter-American affairs. A career diplomat from Minneapolis, Woodward has long served in Latin American posts and headed the Division of American Republics. He is 52.
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Washington
Kennedy Friday
Robert F. Woodward
Chile
Woodward
Latin America
Division of American Republics
State Department
Minneapolis
Infant Fliers Foam Packed for Surgery in Chicago
An infant boy from Little Rock Arkansas, packed in foam rubber, was flown to Chicago for surgery to treat osteogenesis imperfecta. Peter Lollar, age 18 months, has endured 32 fractures. doctors at Shriners Hospital will assess rodding to reinforce his bones. His mother Lani and father Oris accompanied him on the flight.
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Chicago
Little Rock
Ark
Peter Lollar
Lani Lollar
Peter
Shriners’ Hospital
U.S. Denies Plan To Recognize East Germany
The State Department and British officials deny a London Daily Telegraph report that Washington and London are weighing recognizing East Germany in exchange for permanent Berlin rights. Secretary Rusk and Foreign Office sources say no policy change or talks exist. The article suggested advisers favor a new approach to Berlin and the Oder Neisse frontier. Mansfield proposed a guaranteed free city of Berlin, a view not official.
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Washington
State Department
London
U. S
East Germany
Berlin
Lincoln White
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
Britain
London Daily Telegraph
Oder- Neisse
Poland
Soviet Union
Oder-Neisse Line
West Germany
West Berlin
West
The
Daily Telegraph
France
Germany
White
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Kennedy
Yellowstone Boating Regulations Hearing Set for July 17
Interior Department official Frank J. Barry will chair a public hearing in Salt Lake City on July 17 to discuss revised motorboating rules for Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park. Assistant Secretary John A. Carver Jr. says the public may state its case as sentiment split between banning boats and allowing nearly unrestricted access. Written notices to testify must be received by July 10.
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Washington
Frank J. Barry
Interior Department
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park
John A. Carver Jr
Barry
Quake Registered by BC Seismograph in Weston Mass
A very strong earthquake was recorded Friday by the Boston College seismograph station. It placed the epicenter about 2,700 miles south of Boston in north central Colombia, South America.
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Weston
Mass
Boston College
Boston
Colombia
South America
Butte Leaders Push Federal Aid For Redevelopment
Mayor Vern Griffith heads a party including County Atty. Robert J. Holland and Deputy Atty. John T. Prothero seeking redevelopment aid for Butte and Silver Bow County. They target a $1.387 million FHHA loan plus a $250,000 health service grant to launch a storm sewer project employing about 220 people and serving areas south of Butte. The delegation met FHHA officials in Washington and presented a two inch document detailing local labor, capital, resources, and redevelopment potential, praising unanimity among local officials and national champions for their coordinated effort.
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Vern Griffith
Butte
Robert J. Holland
John T. Prothero
Alex Zbitnoff
Maurice F. Hennessey
Silver Bow
Federal Housing and Home Agency
Gersh and
Daly
The
Public Health Service
FHHA
Seattle
Gersh
National Capital
Sidney Woolner
Mansfield
Metcalf
Olsen
Montana
Silver Bow County
Sukarno and Tito Open Formal Talks in Belgrade
Presidents Sukarno of Indonesia and Tito of Yugoslavia began formal discussions in Belgrade. Sukarno arrived from Moscow and Peking for a three day visit, signaling high level talks between the two nations.
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Sukarno
Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Peiping
Freedom Riders face arrests in Florida and Mississippi
The report details arrests as Freedom Riders clash with police in Ocala Florida and Jackson Mississippi while hundreds travel through Florida challenging segregation. Hunger strikers, ministers and rabbis protest at Tallahassee airport restaurant. Other incidents occur in Louisville Columbia and other sites as authorities enforce segregation laws.
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Tallahassee
Flairport
Ocala
Fla
Florida
Tampa
Gainesville
St. Petersburg
Stateapital
Prater Services Planned Today
Services for Mrs. Eliza Prater will be held at 2 Saturday in White's Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Vick officiating. She died Wednesday night from injuries in a one car wreck on Highway 10 near Ramsay, Montana, the state's first traffic fatality of 1961.
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Eliza Prater
White
Richard Vick
Mountain View Methodist Church
St. James Community Hospital
Prater
Mount Moriah
Neutron Bomb Debate Spurs Nuclear Test Restart Talk
Washington lawmakers and scientists discuss a potential neutron bomb that would cause minimal blast and radioactive contamination but destroy life in the target area. Sen. Thomas Dodd argues it could tilt strategic balance if the Soviets pursue it in secret. Two versions of the weapon are considered: a reactor-based design and a smaller bomb with lethal rays.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Soviet Union
United States
Dodd
Senate
MSC leader Renne forecasts enrollment growth amid budget cuts
Renne and Umber labor in Bozeman discuss cooperation with the college to adjust MSC budgets. He predicts enrollment doubling by 1971 and calls students an asset. He notes the unemployment compensation bill’s impact will hit next fall and praises Harriet Miller and Renne for staunch support of education and academic freedom.
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Bozeman
College
MSC
Umber
37Th Legislative Assembly
Renne
Harriet Miller
Miss Miller
Montana Committee On Political Education
AFL- Clo
Amber
James Leary
Butte
Region 20
Leary
Dillon Hawkins Receives Doctorate in Geochemistry
Daniel B. Hawkins son of Mr and Mrs W W Hawkins of Dillon earned a doctor of geochemistry degree at Pennsylvania State University in ceremonies on June 10 He previously earned BS and MS degrees at Montana State College and now works at the Atomic Energy Plant near Arco Idaho
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Dillon
Daniel B. Hawkins
W. W. Hawkins
Pennsylvania State University
Hawkins
Montana State College
Atomic Energy Plant
Arco
Idaho
Grace Crichfield Receives Five Year Service Pin
Grace E. Crichfield of Dillon, an employee of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co., received a five year service emblem on Monday. The award honors her five years of continuous service with the local firm.
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Dillon
Grace E. Crichfield
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
May placements total 175 at Dillon State Employment Office
Paul Stahl Jr. reports 175 area job placements in May, 117 on ranches and farms as irrigators and similar roles, 58 in non agricultural work including contract construction utilities wholesale retail trade and services.
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Dillon
Dillon Office
State Employment Service
Paul Stahl Jr
Mary Mansfield Graduates With Honors
Mary Beth Mansfield, daughter of Mrs. Luther Smith, graduates with high honors from the College of Great Falls. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing after attending Beaverhead High School and the Columbus School of Nursing at Great Falls.
Howard L Hughes Stationed in Rhode Island
Howard L Hughes, air control man airman apprentice USN, is stationed at the Naval Air Station Quonset Point Rhode Island. He is the son of Mrs Lloyd Hughes of Dillon. The Atlantic Coast station serves as base for Commander Fleet Air Quonset and supports 10 Atlantic Fleet aircraft squadrons. It is the home port of two anti submarine warfare support aircraft carriers.
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Dillon
Naval Air Station
Quonset Point
R.I
Howard L. Hughes
USN
Lloyd Hughes
Atlantic Coast
Fleet Air Quonset
Directors Reject Wool Pool Bids
Beaverhead Wool Pool bids were rejected by pool directors at a Thursday meeting in the county extension office. Boston firms Prouvost Lefebvre Co Draper & Co and Top Co were represented. The pool will be reoffered for sale once all growers clips are in the warehouse, secretary Merle Lyda said.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
County Extension Office
Prouvost Lefebvre Co
Draper & Co
The
Top Co
Boston
Merle Lyda
Beaverhead County Awards Rest Home Lease and Physician
At their June meeting the Beaverhead County Commissioners granted the Riverview Rest Home lease to FE. W. McNinch, who has run the home for three years. They also re named Dr. R. H. McLaren as county physician for a third consecutive year.
Cancer Crusade Quotas Hit $2,200 Goal in Beaverhead
Dillon report shows Cancer Crusade contributions totaling $1,800 in Beaverhead County. Treasurer Mrs. Mabel Piccone says the county quota remains $2,200 and all volunteer workers should submit final reports promptly.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Mabel Piccone
Airport Manager Swetish Named in Dillon
The Board of County Commissioners appointed Ed Swetish as Dillon Airport manager to replace resigning Clifford Owen.
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Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
Ed Swetish
Clifford Owen
Leading Russian Dancer Seeks Asylum in France
Rudolf Nureyev the 23 year old star of the Kirov Ballet fled the Soviet Union while the troupe prepared to depart for London. He sought protection from French police and was driven to Paris to arrange asylum at the Interior Ministry. Negotiations on his status were uncertain but expected to proceed.
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Paris
Kirov Opera Ballet
Leningrad
Soviet Union
France
Rudolf Nureyev
London
le Bourget
Nureyev
Ministry of Interior
Kirov Ballet
Paris Opera
Palace of Sports
Oil Industry Maintains Supplies Amid Maritime Strike
New York AP reports major oil firms such as Esso, ExxonMobil, Sun, Atlantic, and Standard Oil of California kept tankers running and full storage tanks as unions not involved in the strike continued deliveries. Gulf, Texaco, Cities Service, Shell, Sinclair, and American tanker operations were disrupted.
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New York
Esso
Socony Mobil
Sun
Atlantic
Standard Oi! Go
California
Gulf
Texaco
Cities Service
Shell
Sinclair
American
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Dag Hammarskjold
Aviation Ground School
Butte Aero
Housing Authority of
City of Anaconda
Victory Homes
City of
Anaconda
Main Street
Authority
Housing Authority OF the
City OF Anaconda, Mont
Phone
Chicago Hospital
New York City
Yellowstone
Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Nashville
Freedom Riders
Leslie Smith
Albany
Herbert A. Collender
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United Auto Workers
Mahwah
N J
James O'Conner
Barnard College
Freedom
Renne, Umber
Montana Standard Daily
Butte Daily Post
Ontana
Montana Standard, Daly & Sunday
Grace Crichfield
Mary Mansfield
Rhode Island
Cancer Crusade
Galan
South Side Hardware
Harrison
Free Park
Town Pumps
Pump Boys
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