Meeting Sheds Light On Butte Mine Strike Dispute
Company and Teamsters plan a Wednesday afternoon session in Butte to resolve the ongoing conflict stemming from a July 16 strike. Nearly 2,000 workers are idled as picketing continues at the Anselmo and other mines, with disruptions spreading to the Anaconda smelter and Great Falls refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Hill
Company, Teamsters
Frank Quinn
Butte
Butte Teamsters Local No
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Great Falls
Bob McClelland
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Company
Teamster
Teamsters Union
E. I. Renouard
Great Fails
Teamsters
Renouard
Kelley, Leonard
Mountain Con
Steward
Badger
Downs
Whites Confess To Burning Negro Church
Terrell County officials said four men were being held by the FBI in Albany after a beer drinking bout. DA Joe Ray indicated the FBI reported confessions and that Deputy M. E. Matthews would question the suspects as investigators pursue charges. The FBI offered full support for prosecution.
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Dawson
UPI
Terrell County
Joe Ray
FBI
Albany
Age
M. E. Matthews
Ray
Matthews
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
FBI Laboratory
Georgia
Distant quake detected near Ecuador by Caltech instruments
A distant, intense earthquake was detected Monday on Caltech seismological equipment, but it did not strike a populated area. Preliminary analysis suggests the quake originated far west of Ecuador, likely near ocean waters hundreds of miles offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Caltech
Ocean
Ecuador
Space Corps Names Nine New Astronauts
The Space Corps announced nine new astronauts five men from the Navy and three from the Air Force plus two civilians, led by Neil Armstrong. They will observe the Mercury mission of Walter Schirra and begin duties in Houston on October 1. The group averages 32.4 years of age and includes Frank Borman Charles Conrad Lovell and others from Ohio Indiana and California.
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Alvin B. Webb JR
Houston, Tex
UPI
Navy
Cers
University of Houston
Manned
Spacecraft Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mercury
Walter M. Schirra
Houston
Neil Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Littlerock
Calif
Air Force
Frank Borman
Gary
Ind
Edwards Afb
Charles Conrad Jr
Cleveland
Rancho Santa Fe
Cmdr
James A. Lovell
Philadel
Babcock to Discuss Boulder Shortage at News Conference
Gov Tim Babcock scheduled a news conference in the Governors Reception Room at the Montana state capitol to address reports of a serious fund shortage at the State Training School and Hospital in Boulder. Superintendent James W Sanddal and State Budget Director Edward Nelson will attend.
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Babcock
Boulder
James W. Sanddal
Edward Nelson
United Press International
Sanddal
Babcock Toole
Morgenthau Gains Momentum in New York Demo Race
Morgenthau, son of the New Deal treasurer, strengthened his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in New York as Rep. Charles A. Buckley pledged Bronx support from 106 of 110 delegates. He needs 570 votes to win on the first ballot at the state convention opposing Gov. Nelson Rockefeller.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Robert M. Morgenthau
New Deal
Treasury
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Morgenthau
Charles A. Buckley
Kennedy
Bronx
Buckley
Weather Outlook For Butte West Of Divide
Fair today and tonight with a high near 74 and a low around 34. Tuesday sees highs of 72 to 85 and Tuesday night lows of 35 to 50. West of Divide, fair Tuesday and Tuesday night, then a Wednesday change with highs 72 to 80 and Tuesday night lows 30 to 40. Maximums refer to 12 hour highs and minimums to 18 hour figures ending at p.m. Monday.
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Butte
Divide
Ted Kennedy Favored in Massachusetts Senate Primary
Ted Kennedy, a slim favorite over Edward J. McCormack, faces a tight margin as Massachusetts voters head to Tuesday’s Democratic Senate primary. A record 1.1 million ballots are expected, with the Kennedy campaign touring the state and Republicans also choosing a candidate between George Cabot Lodge and Laurence Curtis.
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Boston
UPI
Teddy Ken
United States Senate
Edward J. McCormack
John McCormack
Teddy-Eddie
Massachusetts
George Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Teddy
Washington
Butte Annexes Two Nearby School Districts
Rural School Districts 7 and 11 along with Brown's Gulch and Fish Creek were formally annexed to Butte School District No 1 Monday night. The action follows compulsory law after rural district abandonment, with Butte now transporting students and earning state credit through ANB for the joined pupils. Douglas Harnish presided, and most directors attended despite a late start due to prior meetings.
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Brown’s Gulch
Fish Creek
Butte
Brown's Gulch
ANB
Douglas Harnish
Charles R. Robins
Nursing Coords
Minerals Conference to Go On As Scheduled in Butte
The Rocky Mountain Minerals Conference of the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers will be held in Butte this week despite Anaconda Co shutdown due to teamster picketing. About 400 attendees are expected with leaders including James K Archibald and L A Co chairmen. The event features tours of Butte landmarks and a social program starting with a cordiality hour and a Glittering Hill 80 Years Later convention theme.
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Butte
Rocky Mountain Minerals’ Conference
The
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Anaconda Co
James K. Archibald
Asssistant
G. Zeihen
E. G Koch
K. S. Stout
F. W. Antonioli
R. G. MacFarland
F. G. Strandberg
R. P. Corbett
E. P. Shea
Women's Auxiliary
AIME
Jimmy Dorsey
Lee Castle
Building collapses trap man during Brussels incident
In Brussels an office worker named Julien Doms watched as a building floor tiles moved first, then a floor fell. About eighteen people were injured in the incident and fifty persons were inside the structure at the time.
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Brussels
UPI
Julien Doms
Air Force Launches Secret Satellite Into Polar Orbit
The Air Force at Vandenberg AFB fired a secret satellite into polar orbit on Monday but provided no details about the spacecraft or mission.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
UPS
Air Force
Polar
West Allies Shift Troops in Berlin
Western forces from Britain France and the United States conducted a mobility test in Berlin hours after Tass claimed four power status for West Berlin ended. The exercise, designed to evaluate reaction, involved most Allied troops in the divided city with numbers undisclosed. US officials said no deployment near East Berlin or the Soviet border occurred as Communists reinforced border defenses to curb refugee flight.
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Berlin
UPI
Tass
Moscow
West Berlin
United States
East Berlin
Berlin Wall
State panel blocks loan of famous Russell painting to Texas
Helena UPI reports the Montana based Texas request to borrow Charles M. Russell’s Lewis and Clark meeting with the Flatheads at Ross Hole was denied by the State Board of Examiners. The painting currently hangs in the Capitol House Chamber, raising questions about official authority over the artwork.
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Atty
Forrest Anderson
Frank Murray
Texas
Montana
House of Representa
Butte Jail Escapee Johnson to be Sentenced Today
Lewis Fred Johnson Jr., one of five escapees from the Silver Bow County Jail, is to be sentenced at 10 a.m. in U.S. District Court in Butte. He pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle and unlawful escape, waived indictment, and chose Butte over Missoula. Other matters continued include Edwin Wellbrink’s trial for falsely made securities and a removal hearing for Gary L Cotten.
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Tom Flaherty
Lewis Fred Johnson Jr
Silver Bow
U.S. District Court
Butte
Johnson
Kansas City
W. D. Murray
Edwin Wellbrink
Gary Leland Cotten
Cotten
Texas
Polson
French Officer Admits Plot to Kill De Gaulle
Paris police said Lt. Col. Jean Marie Bastien Thiry of the French air force confessed to leading the ring that arranged flights for President Charles de Gaulle and presided over meetings where the Aug. 22 assassination attempt was planned at Villacoublay Airfield near Paris.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Jean-Marie Bastien Thiry
Villacoublay
de Gaulle
Thiry
Leftist Is Selected As Brazil Premier
President Joao Goulart selects Hermes Lima, a leftist attorney, as Brazil’s premier amid political shifts in Rio de Janeiro. The move signals a reformist cabinet aiming to stabilize governance and push coalition priorities.
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Leftist
Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Joao Goulart
Hermes Lima
Ex-Convict Kills Kerr Associate in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City an ex-convict identified as Clifford LeGate, 44, shot and killed R. D. Cravens, a political associate of Sen. Robert S. Kerr. Cravens' son-in-law J. W. Quillian Jr. was wounded in the stomach as he attempted to intervene. LeGate then died in a bungled ransom plot targeting Cravens' daughter.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
R. D. Cravens
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Cravens
Clifford LeGate
J. W. Quillian Jr
LeGate
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Butte Teamsters
McClelland
Space Corps
By Paul M. Quinn
Billings
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
West Yellowstone
Ted Kennedy
Laoe
Archi ‘Orbald Co
Joseph B. Fleming
State
Missoula
John E. Corette II
Henry G. Edwards
Federal Housing Administration
Walter L. Mecklenburg
Mecklenburg
Sen. Kerr
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