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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1960

Page

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Eisenhower names two defecting clerks traitors at NSA

Pentagon says Mitchell and Martin, who defected at Moscow, are mentally ill and confused tools of Soviet propaganda. House Un-American Activities Committee plans hearings starting Sept. 16, potentially broadening actions. Defense says FBI found no derogatory NSA info. letter seized under court order and read in Moscow.

Ike Pentagon Washington Eisenhower Defense Department Francis E. Walter D-Pa House Committee On Un-American Activities FBI National Security Agency Bernon F. Mitchell William H. Martin Martin Mitchell Moscow U.S State Bank Laurel United States Russia

Congo clashes sever communication as Lumumba foes protest

Gunfire lasted about an hour in Leopoldville as police broke up Lumumba opponents marching toward his residence. Seven injured including two police. tires slashed and bicycles smashed as Red Cross treated wounded. UN troops tried to intervene amid street battles between UN forces and Congolese troops.

Leopoldviilf Congo Patrice Lumumba Joseph Kasavubu United Nations Leopoldville Lumumba Avenue Walke Red Cross Jean Bolikango Puna Abako Albert Kalonji National Congolese Movement Ghana U.N

Public Schools Welcome Nearly 7,000 Students Today

Nearly seven thousand public school students will start the 1960 61 term on Wednesday. Enrollment last spring stood at six thousand five hundred fifty five and is expected to be matched. High school and junior high start at 9 00 for first day. elementary at 9 00. normal 8 30 other days.

Butte

Parochial Schools Open With 3904 Students in Butte

Butte parochial schools report 3904 students in classes on opening day up 152 from last spring. St. Ann leads with 670, an 88 rise, while Boys Central and Girls Central show declines. St. Patrick, St. John, and others post various increases as St. John and Immaculate Conception resume Sept 1 classes.

Boys Central High School Girls Central High School Immaculate Conception Holy Savior School St. Ann School St. Ann St. Patrick St. John St. Mary St. Joseph St. Lawrence Sacred Heart St. John and Immaculate Conception

Montana Weather Summary for East and West Regions

Montana east region sees mostly fair skies with scattered clouds and cool nights, possible freezing temperatures in higher valleys. West region stays fair with little change, highs around 60 to 75, lows near 30 to 40, and a slight warmup Thursday.

Montana

Cyprus faces Arab pressure on recognizing Israel

Informed sources report Arab pressure is being exerted to stop the newly independent Cypriot government from recognizing Israel.

Nicosia. Cyprus Cyprus Israel

Funeral set Thursday for Walter R. Oleson

Walter R. Oleson 62 civic leader and New York Life production assistant died Tuesday of a heart attack at his home 2115 Argyle. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Thursday at the Masonic Temple with Rev. Bert Iddins officiating. burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery. Oleson long served as Montana branch cashier and training chief for the company. Coroner attributed death to a heart seizure. He was born February 21 1898 in Butte and chaired the Butana Rehabilitation Center.

Walter R. Oleson The New York Life Insurance Co Argyle Richards Funeral Home Masonic Temple Bert Iddins Mount Moriah Insurance Company Montana Andy Aleksich Oleson Butte Butana Rehabilitation Center

Romance Booms And Advertisers Target Newlyweds

The U S marriage rate rises sparking interest in home buying and furnishings. Household equipment manufacturers boosted national newspaper advertising to about 29.7 million dollars last year. For ads call 5451. Galvanized corrugated iron 65 sheets 8x26 at 1.35 dollars.

U.S Standard-Post

Turncoats say U.S spies on allies in Moscow

Two former National Security Agency code clerks Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin appeared at a Moscow news conference asserting that the United States spies on its allies. They said they defected more than a year ago amid discontent with U.S. reconnaissance flights and U.S. atheism policies.

Moscow U. S United States Bernon F. Mitchell William H. Martin Francis Gary Powers Nikita Khrushchev United Nations U. N Soviet Union America National Security Agency Turkey Mitchell Martin Red China

Dog Rescuer Revives Pet With Mouth-To-Mouth

In Omaha, Harry Redman Jr. saves his Manchester terrier after it bit an electrical extension cord and appeared shocked. He performs mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. A veterinarian three days later says the dog has a better than average chance to live.

Omaha, Neb Harry Redman Jr Omaha

Roads Claim 415 Lives Over Holiday

The three day Labor Day observance produced 415 traffic fatalities, the lowest toll since 1954. Final counts show fewer deaths on streets and highways than the prior Labor Day weekend, and well below predictions of 460 and the 461 record in 1951. AP tallies add 28 boating, 83 drowning, and 90 misc deaths, totaling 616.

National Safety Council Associated Press

At Least 102 Dead In Puerto Rico Storm

Raging flood waters and high tides from hurricane Donna left at least 102 dead in Puerto Rico. Some 4,000 people were affected by floods in the Carolina area. 86 bodies were recovered near Humacao. Typhoid outbreak fears and widespread damage followed as authorities evacuated residents and sought aid.

Puerto Rico San Juan Office of Civil Defense U.S Bahamas United States Humacao Palos Matos Carolina Matos U5 Weather Bureau Turks Island Miami Port Au Prince Haiti Leeward Islands Anguilla Antigua Island Civil Defense Red Cross Barbuda Leewards Jamaica Augustin Caban

Plane crashes on college field near football practice

A single engine plane crashed on a college football field in Chester near Pennsylvania Military College, narrowly missing 16 players. Two burned bodies, a man and a young woman, were recovered from the four seater craft after nose down impact as players had paused for a break.

Chester al Filareto Pennsylvania Military College

Bullet narrowly misses woman in rifle accident

A .30 caliber bullet fired accidentally by 12 year old Sam Carter from his father C. E. Carter’s rifle passed through four walls and two casings before landing on a front room floor near Mrs Dina Milignoni. Police reported the incident and noted the boy would have to cover damages.

Dina Milignoni West Drive C. E. Carter Ottawa Sam Carter

State's Ranch Farm Price Returns at Low

Montana farmers and ranchers face the lowest prices since February 1957, with the mid August index 8 percent below a year earlier and 16 percent under the 1947-49 average. Wheat and calf prices show notable drops while hay rallies on harvests. Lamb and sheep prices also retreat. national index stands 2 percent below last year.

Helena Montana Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Parsons Withdraws From Walmer Town Council Race

Port Elizabeth AP Parsons, one of ten candidates for nine Walmer Town Council seats, withdrew stating the suburb cannot afford to hold an election. The move reduces the number of contenders and leaves the council race unsettled.

Port Elizabeth South Africa S. E. Parsons Walmer

Purse snatcher led police to three stranglings and planned fourth

Henry Adolph Busch, 29, told officers of an urge to kill after a purse snatching. He directed police to three bodies found in California and planned a fourth victim. Victims include his aunt and a neighbor. One woman escaped as Busch was arrested after the assault.

Hollywood Calif Henry Adolph Busch Busch Shirley Payne Polk Thad Brown Payne Margaret Briggs Elmyra Miller Elynor Riley Magdalena A. Barra Barra Brown May Busch

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