Widely Known Butte Man Arthur Drynan Dies
Butte resident Arthur Drynan a plumber and musician died Wednesday in a local hospital after illness. He lived at 635 W Park and had led church and civic groups in Butte including St Patrick Choir Montana School of Mines Glee Club and the Butte Plumbers Union. Surviving relatives include wife Elsie three sons James Thomas and David and other relatives in Chicago Florida Los Angeles Texas and Massachusetts. The body is in the Daly Shea Funeral Chapel.
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Arthur Drynan
Butte
W. Park
Massachusetts
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St. Patrick Church
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Orpheus Club
Butte Choral Society
Butte Elks Lodge No
Butte Serra Club
Butte Plumbers Union
Friendly Sons O St Patrick
St. Patricks Day
Elsie
James
Thomas
David
John Drynan
Chicago
Steve Drynan
Florida
Reds call for red hero fairy tales in Bulgaria
In Vienna the Literature Front organ of the Bulgarian Communist Writers Association criticizes current fairy tales for children as unsatisfactory and urges authors to invent more Red hero figures.
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Vienna
Austria
Literature Front
Bulgarian Communist Writers Association
Public Works Bill Advances Montana Projects in Congress
Montana gains in the public works appropriation bill with a proposed $40,000,000 steel mill in Anaconda, a Bonneville power line to Anaconda, and multimillion dollar dam and irrigation plans for Clark Canyon, Barrett, Jefferson, Whitehall and Whitehall units, West Bench, Libby Reservoir, and Fort Peck second power plant. The bill, expected to pass in Congress, includes line restrictions to deliver power to Webb and Knapp Co and supports Anaconda as the steel mill site.
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Montana
Congress
Arnold Olsen
West
Ern
Montana Standard
Butte Daily Post
Anaconda
Bonneville Administration
House Public Works Committee
Olsen
Clark Canyon
Barrett Irrigation Division
Beach
Dillon
Whitehall
Three Forks
Jefferson
Reichle
Webb and Knapp Co
Webb and Knapp Inc
New York City
Hot Springs
Yellowtail
Libby Reservoir
Fort Peck
Neves Considered Brazil's First Premier Under New System
President-designate Joao Goulart reportedly selected Bancredo Neves, veteran conservative and former Vargas justice minister, to lead Brazil's new parliamentary government. Neves has accepted, with swearing in set for Thursday at 3:30 p.m. before Congress on Independence Day.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Bancredo Neves
Doutel de Andrade
Goulart
Labor Party
Neves
Getulio Vargas
Juscelino Kubitschek
Social Democrat
Minas Gerais
Congress
Weather forecast for Butte region and Divide area
Partly cloudy today with showers tonight and Friday, cooler Friday. Highs near 75. East of Divide Fair through Thursday with slightly warmer conditions. West area mostly fair through Thursday with highs 70 to 80 and warmer Thursday.
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Butte
Divide
Actor Leo Carrillo Ill With Abdominal Cancer In Santa Monica
In Santa Monica California actor Leo Carrillo aged about 81 is gravely ill with abdominal cancer doctors say he is slipping rapidly. Earlier reports gave ages from 66 to 81 and no exact date is provided.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Leo Carrillo
Carrillo
Weather limits reach 12 hour maximums and 18 hour minimums
Maximums are set at 12 hours while minimums run 18 hours and ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Anaconda Opens One Way West Eastbound Streets
The Montana Highway Department announced Friday the Commercial Street in Anaconda becomes westbound only and Park Street becomes eastbound only. The new four lane highway from the city west end to Opportunity will open at 8 am with full traffic. Naranche Konda Construction Co. of Butte built the $800 519 87 road. Signage contract of $24 022 18 goes to Electric Products of Portland.
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Anaconda
Park Street
Montana Highway Dept
Butte
George Tippett
Opportunity
Naranche - Konda Construction Co
Electric Products of
Portland
Nehru appeals to Khrushchev for peace in Moscow
Premier Nehru tells Khrushchev war would be the ultimate folly and urges joint action by all nations toward a German peace treaty. Khrushchev calls for an international conference to end the German question as Nehru and Ghana’s Nkrumah deliver Belgrade conference appeal to Kennedy.
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Khrushchev
Belgrade
Kennedy
Nehru
India
Kremlin
Stowe
Soviet Union
Education Act Extension Passes in House
The House approved two year extensions of the National Defense Education Act and a program aiding federally congested schools by a 378 to 32 vote. The move ends Kennedy’s broader education push for this year and sets up a possible Senate stance for one year extensions and a final escalation in the school legislation saga.
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Kennedy
Senate
Three State Guard Units to Start Intensified Training
Three Montana National Guard units will begin intensified training to reach combat readiness. The 154th Field Artillery based in Missoula, the 190th Howitzer Battalion with Kalispell headquarters and units in Kalispell Whitefish and Shelby, and the Army Reserve 300 bed Station Hospital in Helena will train as top priority units. Training focuses on unit tactics and modern battle techniques.
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Helena
Montana
National Guard
Helena and Sons
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
154Th Field Artillery
Missoula
190Th Artillery
Kalispell
Whitefish
Shelby
Army Reserve
S. H. Mitchell
Butte Employees to Vote on City Insurance Plan
Butte salaried city employees will vote within four days on joining group medical and hospitalization insurance. If approved, the city would contribute five dollars per month per employee toward the cost. The council adopted the motion to record votes and report results Monday morning, with about 120 employees affected.
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Butte
Thomas F. Powers
First Ward
Powers
City Group Plans Montana Municipal League Meeting
Nine aldermen attended the session during vacation time. The council approved annual special assessments totaling about $110000 for ornamental lighting districts and sprinkling flushing and street maintenance. Assessments will be filed for public inspection with Sept 20 as the protest deadline. Pete Sodja dissented on the passage of the special assessments. The meeting also reviewed committee reports and considered communications from the Butte Naval Armory.
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Flushing
Pete Sodja
Butte Naval Armory
El Toro Is No More After Highway Collision
A report describes a collision on U S Highway 10 near Rocker between an unidentified Black Angus bull and a car driven by Lester Lehto 24 of 9412 W Granite Lehto. The bull was carried about 70 yards then the car slid 35 more yards before stopping and both vehicle and bull were destroyed.
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Sheriff's Office
Lester Lehto
Granite
Falling Log Kills Missoula Resident
Robert Lee Manning, 35, a logger and Missoula resident, was killed Wednesday when a top log on a loaded truck slipped and struck him as he prepared to unload at Pyramid Lumber Co. in Seeley Lake. Manning had moved to Missoula from Glasgow four years ago. Surviving are his widow, two daughters, his parents of Glasgow, a brother, and three sisters.
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Missoula
Robert Lee Manning
Manning
A. L. Nelson
Pyramid Lumber Co
Seeley Lake
Rossignol Lumber Co
Glasgow
Z. C. Manning
Titan Missile Ties Record on 6100-Mile Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Titan missile achieved a 6100 mile test flight into the south Atlantic tying the prior long distance record for the weapon. The successful flight advances the missile toward operational status as Air Force plans a Vandenberg launch to show combat readiness within weeks.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
South Atlantic
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Gavin Reports On Talks With De Gaulle
US ambassador to France James M. Gavin says France is increasing military manpower and cites De Gaulle's hard work amid Algeria Tunisia and domestic issues. Gavin spoke after meeting Kennedy and Rusk and said De Gaulle sent a verbal message via Gavin amid the nuclear test moratorium noted by observers.
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White House
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Tunisia
Dean Rusk
Paris
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Sahara
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Soviets Detonate Fourth Atmospheric Nuclear Burst
Washington reports the Soviet Union detonated another atmospheric nuclear device early Wednesday. The blast is described as low to intermediate yield, fourth detected since last Friday, with fallout observed in Alaska at 35 times August average but no immediate health danger per Surgeon General Luther L. Terry.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
AEC
Alaska
The
Welfare Department
Public Health Service
Anchorage
Luther L. Terry
Health Service
UAW and GM Reach Principle on National Contract
UAW President Walter Reuther announced an agreement in principle with General Motors on a national economic package seven hours before a strike deadline. Details remain sparse as talks shift to local issues while Ford and Chrysler prepare parallel extensions.
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A. F. Mahan
Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
Jerry Atkinson
Chrysler
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