Russians and Americans Run Armed Convoys in Berlin Tense
Soviet and U S forces mounted armed convoys into West Berlin amid warnings of a Soviet East German peace treaty. Soviet armor moved into the British sector to relieve guards at the war memorial while a 63 vehicle U S convoy traveled from West Germany to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockdorf
West Berlin
U. S.S
West Germany
Berlin
A. Gondorov
Soviet War Veterans’ Committee
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Paul Verner
Communist Party
U. S
Yellowstone's 16 is Lowest
The report notes scores in a local Yellowstone contest with West Yellowstone 16, Whitehall 20, Drummond 21, and Butte 22 as part of a regional roundup. Weather says high pressure over the northern Rockies is breaking down and moving southeast, sustaining a warming trend through Monday before a Pacific system approaches from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Yellowstone
Whitehall
Drummond
Butte
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Ex Sheriff Angus McDonald Dies at 65 in Philipsburg
Angus Alexander McDonald 65, former Granite County sheriff for 14 years and county peace officer 25 years, died Sunday after a hospital stay. A World War I veteran, he served as sergeant in a machine gun unit and later trained as an officer. He was elected sheriff in 1928 and served until 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus McDonald
Philipsburg
Flint Creek
McDonald
Granite County
Weather Summary for Butte and West of Divide
Increasing cloudiness with showers later today or tonight. Cooler Tuesday. High near 67 today, low around 33. West of Divide shows considerable cloudiness with a few showers Monday afternoon and Tuesday. highs 62 to 72, lows 28 to 38. Table notes max temps for 12 hours, mins for 16, precip for 24 hours to 5 p.m.
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Butte
Divide
Centerville House Burns to Ground
A two story house owned by Earl Holman on North Main in Centerville burned to the ground Sunday morning after three prior fires. Centerville Volunteer Fire Chief Ray Rashleigh said the building is down to the ground. Fire crews from Centerville and Walkerville responded after being alerted at 5 18 a m. Earlier, Centerville teams fought a grass fire at 15 E LaPlatte at 3 20 a m.
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Earl Holman
North Main
Centerville
Ray Rashleigh
Walkerville
E. LaPlatte
Two Airmen Die In Jet Crash At Oklahoma City
An A B57 twin engine bomber crashed and burned in a residential area on the east side of Oklahoma City two minutes after takeoff from Tinker Air Force Base. Maj. Thomas J. Deegan 37 and Airman Robbie L. Rolland 25, both from Edwards Air Force Base California, were killed.
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Oklahoma City
APID
Tinker Air Force Base
Air Force
Thomas J. Deegan
SC Robbie L. Rolland
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Airman rescues two officers in simulated space cabin fire
At Brooks Air Force Base a sealed simulated spaceship cabin suffered a blaze as two officers neared the mission end. Airman J C Henry W Hall forced the seal and pulled Capt. Carl C Okla and Capt. Dean B Smith to safety. Both officers were not seriously injured.
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San Antonio
API
Air Force
Carl C. Okla
Dean B. Smith
Huntingdon Valley
J.C Henry W. Hall
Rusk
Tex
School of Space Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Fletcher
Smith
Hall
China says it shoots down U2 over east China
Peiping claims a U2 reconnaissance plane from the Nationalists was downed Sunday over eastern China. The Nationalists admit losing a high altitude jet. US-made aircraft were reportedly bought in 1960. The State Department in Washington says there are no known restrictions on surveying Communist military operations.
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Tokyo
China
East China
Far East
United States
Washington
State Department
Peiping
Keating Warns of Berlin Cuban Deal Link
Senator Kenneth B. Keating warned against linking the Berlin settlement to Cuba, urging the President to reject any deal and pursue free elections under international supervision. He voiced concern on a Buffalo television program and noted Senator Aiken’s views, with details continuing on Page 32.
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Washington
UPI
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
United States
Berlin
Keating
Kennedy
Cuba
Montana Savings and Loan League Opens 38th Convention
The Montana Building and Loan League convenes its 38th annual convention with sessions at 9 15 a m in the Finlen Hotel featuring Horace Russell of Chicago on Federal and State Taxation He is general counsel emeritus of the United States Savings and Loan League Mayor Vern Griffith greets delegates Robert W Richard son of Billings delivers the president s address Also on Monday Dr Leon A Johnson dean of Montana State College offers Collegiate Research and Its Impact on Montana s Economy and Dr Paul B Blomgren of Montana State University discusses A Computer Center.
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Montana Building and Loan League
Horace Russell
Chicago
Russell
United States Savings and Loan League
Finlen Hotel
Vern Griffith
Robert W. Richardson
Billings
Montana
Leon A. Johnson
Graduate School
Montana State College
Paul B. Blomgren
Montana State University School of Business Administration
Missoula Posse Wins Field Days Championship
The Missoula County Sheriff's Posse scored 290 points to win the Montana Sheriffs Posse Association Field Days. Silver Bow 250, Cascade 220, Gallatin 190, Chouteau 150. Traveling trophy awarded. belt buckles to individuals. Bill Meeks elected president, Al Anfinson vice president, Jim Stoos secretary treasurer. Fort Benton will host next year. Featured events include Spud race and Cloverleaf race.
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Missoula County
Jim Stoos
Chouteau County
Posse
Fort Benton
Missoula
Silver Bow
Cascade
Chouteau
Montana Crash Near Dupuyer Kills Two
Two men died when a 1949 car with Nebraska plates left U S 89 about 15 miles north of Dupuyer and landed upside down in Blacktail Creek. Jay D. Burris 41 Linneus Mo driver and Emmett M Berry 51 McGraw Neb died from head injuries. Toll hits 170 for 1962.
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Conrad
UPI
U.S. 89
Dupuyer
Blacktail Creek
Pondera County
Patrick F. Wyse
Jay D. Burris
Linneus
Emmett M. Berry
McGraw
Neb
Nebraska
Burris
Montana
Billings Woman Dies In Elko Car Crash
Mrs. Lydia Theno, 53, of Billings, was killed Saturday in a single car crash near Elko. She was alone in the vehicle returning to Billings. Funeral services will be held in Billings Thursday. Survivors include a son, a brother, and a sister.
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Elko, Nev
UPI
Lydia Theno
Billings
Here
Drowning Fatal in Dillon Infant
A 15 month old, Mikkal Eddin Rowe, drowned in an irrigation ditch near his Dillon home. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Rowe, was found in the ditch and rushed to a hospital where resuscitation failed.
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Dillon
UPI
Mikkal Eddin Rowe
Jerry Rowe
Rowes
Ben Bella Promises Reforms as Algerian Army Enters Algiers
Four thousand troops supporting Ahmed Ben Bella entered Algiers in a bloodless victory over rival army commanders. He addressed about 25,000 cheering Algerians, pledging land reform, full employment, and early elections with a new government. Thousands cheered as the army moved from Boghari, entering the suburbs of Algiers and signaling political victory.
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Alain Raymond Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algiers
Ben Bella
People’s National Army
Boghari
Kennedy Aims to Salvage Bill Scores in Congress
Democratic leaders seek to revive compromise versions of a dozen Kennedy bills as Congress adjourns. They hope for a farm bill adopting 1964 wheat control, a temporary unemployment benefit extension, and limited withholding tax expansion, while resisting Senate edits to the trade bill and securing $100 million UN loan authority. The house may approve reservist call up to 150,000 and hearings on defense topics begin.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Congress
Berlin
Senate Armed Services Committee
United Nations
International Organization
Sion
De Gaulle Returned Amid German Cheer After Threats
President Charles de Gaulle ended a six day state visit to Germany and flew to Paris amid a large security buildup. Police and republic security forces faced threats from the OAS who vowed to kill him, amplifying fears of a renewed Franco German alliance.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Germany
de Gaulle
Indies
Greek freighter Theoforos aground off Helsinki Gulf of Finland
The 10 865 ton Greek freighter Theoforos was reported aground Sunday in the Gulf of Finland off Helsinki. Rescue teams were dedicated to Geneeee.
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Stockholm
UPI
Theoforos
Gulf of Finland
Helsinki
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