Allies in Berlin Ban Soviet Armor Cars
Western allies barred Soviet armored cars from entering West Berlin without prior authorization from the Allied Berlin garrisons. The move, the third such clampdown in under two weeks, follows Soviet use of armored cars to transport guards to memorials and marks continued Allied insistence on prior approval for armored vehicle movements. The joint communiqué said the practice cannot be repeated and reaffirmed the sector commandants must seek authorization before sending armored vehicles into another sector.
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U.S
Sandkrug Bridge
Tiergarten Park
West Berlin
Rev Anthony Brown Named President of Carroll College
Rev Anthony M Brown named ninth president of Carroll College Helena by Bishop Raymond Hunthausen. Brown has served on Carroll faculty since 1953 and will lead after succeeding Hunthausen who led the college for five years and was consecrated bishop in 196? Lay out Brown’s education and prior posts at Notre Dame Catholic University of America St Edwards Seminary and Montana State University. He earned the doctor of education degree in 1958 and later became dean of studies and head of the Theology Philosophy and Education division.
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Helena
UPI
Anthony M. Brown
Carroll College
Raymond G. Hunthausen
Father Brown
Carroll
Bishop Hunthausen
Hunthausen
Notre Dame University
Catholic University of America
Evansville
Ind
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Edward’s Seminary
Kenmore
Wash
Butte
St. Peter’s Parish
Anaconda
Anaconda Ee
US Squeeze on Cuba Faces Tepid Latin and European Support
Kennedy administration sees little encouragement from Latin American and NATO allies as Soviet bloc arms aid to Cuba grows. Officials expect a Berlin crisis and plan heightened security around Cuba while awaiting Senate action on a reserve bill and hearings for Rusk and McNamara before a Senate vote.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U. S
Europe
Latin America
Castro
NATO
Addi
Cuba
Russia
U.S
Administration
United States
Hemisphere
Berlin
Senate
House
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Polio vaccine use for adults limited after Sabin III concerns
Federal health officials urged adults to avoid type III live polio vaccine except in emergencies citing 11 polio cases linked to the vaccine. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry allowed continued use for school age children and adults in high risk groups, leaving general decisions to state and local health authorities.
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Washington
UPI
Luther L. Terry
Terry
Er Canada
Vacant Chair Alderman to Name Shelley Successor
Butte's City Council has one vacancy after Alderman Peter J. Skelley died. The council may fill the seat by election among the 15 remaining aldermen, with Mayor Griffith not involved. Third Ward residents may apply. no candidates had emerged as of now.
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Butte
Peter J
Griffith
Third Ward
Shelley
Simi
Montana Mines Freshmen Register Orientations in September
Freshmen at Montana School of Mines report to the Library-Museum Building at 9 a.m. Wednesday September 19 for placement tests and an aptitude test at 10. Activities include forms, a freshman theme, and lectures beginning 2 45 p m in room 104, Engineering Building.
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Montana School of Mines
Library-Museum
W. C. Laity
Engineering
Toll climbs as Montana highway death toll reaches 173
United Press International reports Montana's 1962 highway toll rose to 173 after Pearl Jensen of Havre died in a Friday Hi-Line one car crash. The accident occurred on U.S. 2 between Havre and Chinook. a second passenger, Frank Brian, escaped serious injury while the driver Russell J. Chinadie and another passenger survived.
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Montana
Pearl Jensen
Havre
Russell J. Chinadie
U.S. 2
Chinook
Miss Jensen
Frank Brian
Chinadie
Khrushchev Aims For Summit Before Berlin Showdown
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev may seek a summit with President Kennedy before a Berlin crisis. Diplomatic dispatches from Moscow say Khrushchev wants a year end meeting to explore any negotiated East West settlement. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko leads the Soviet delegation to the United Nations with plans to sound out a Kennedy contact after the UN debate.
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London
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
U.N. Assembly
United States
Butte Marine Reservists Return From Pendleton Training
A large Marine Corps transport plane brought 61 reservists home from Camp Pendleton California. The 57 enlisted men and four officers trained in tank operations with the First Tank Co fleet Marine Force from Sept. 1 to Sept. 14. Names listed include Herb Tate Missoula John Ceserani Butte George Hamilton Missoula W masko Helena Holt Corette Butte and Robert Hauck Butte.
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Marine Corps
Butte and Missoula
Herb Tate
Missoula
John E. Ceserani
Butte
George Hamilton
W. J. Romasko
Helena
Holt Corette
Robert Hauck
Butte's First Woman Peace Corpsman Going to Thailand
Butte medical technologist Mary Lou Lane, 25, will become the city's first female Peace Corps Volunteer. She will serve two years in Thailand as a laboratory technician and joins six other trainees in a Washington to Seattle to Thailand transfer. Lane is the daughter of Mrs. Frances Lane and the late Herbert Lane.
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Sawaddi Kha
Thai
Mary Lou Lane
Butte
Thailand
Peace Corps
Miss Lane
Frances Lane
Wall
Herbert Lane
John
The
University Washington
Emerson School
Girls Central High School
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Mary Lou
Burma
Laos
Cambodia
Malaya
Krung Thep
Bangkok
Seattle
Montana
Robert A. Davidson
Billings
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
University of Michigan
Pcvs
Ap“T
Montana Legislative Council Reports Duplication and Funds
The Montana Legislative Council released three reports after seven months of study noting duplication in state fiscal procedures an imbalance of power and the possibility to reduce 300 treasury funds to nine The panel also suggested eliminating the offices of state auditor and state treasurer and creating a legislative post auditor The findings stress stronger post audits and centralized warrant control to curb theft risks with a referenced Illinois study as precedent
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Helena
UPI
Montana Legislative Council
Legislative Post
Treasury
Legislative Study Group
Council
Babcock Highlights Montana Fiscal Policy Appeal
Gov Tim Babcock told a Glendive Governor's Day audience that Montana's fiscal policy has drawn national business interest. He cited projected investments exceeding 50 million dollars this year versus 20 million in prior decades and praised the 1961 legislature for fostering the climate.
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Glendive
UPI
Tim Babcock
Montana
Babcock
GOP Picnic Draws Nearly Two Thousand in Southwestern Montana
Nearly 2,000 Southwestern Montanans attended a Republican rally at Gregson Hot Springs on a no speech afternoon. Wayne Montgomery led hosts with Silver Bow County Republicans coordinating arrangements and leaders from five counties present. Beef served to attendees included generous beef donations to Soroptimist Children’s Home and The Paul Clark Home.
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Children's Home
Paul Clark
Weather Update for Butte and Surrounding Areas
Partly cloudy conditions prevail in Butte through Monday with cooler temperatures. Today’s high around 64 and low near 32, with east of Divide partly cloudy and west of Divide partly cloudy Sunday through Monday. Highs 65 to 75, lows around 30, and a 24 hour precipitation window ending Saturday evening.
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Butte
Divide
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