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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1962

Page

1

House clears Cuba resolution for quick floor action

The House Rules Committee overrode attempts to add Berlin provisions and adopted an eight to six vote to bar amendments and limit debate to three hours. The Senate passed resolution backs U S aims to block Cuban aggression with arms if needed, sending it to the floor for action next Wednesday amid Kennedy crisis reserves debate.

Washington UPI Cuba House House Rules Committee Berlin Kennedy Congress Senate Thomas E. Morgan D-Pa Foreign Affairs Committee White House U.S Morgan Red Star

Butte Man Seeks Closure of Phosphate Plant

Charles R. Lee of 506 Aluminum, logger, files complaint charging smoke from Rocky Mountain Phosphates plant at 1345 S. Montana is a public nuisance, especially to children at a nearby school. Defendant ordered to appear Sept. 28 to show cause why injunction should not issue. Hearing before Dist. Judge T. E. Downey. Plant moves to Garrison, expected to take months. Lee's son Charles, 7, attends local school.

Butte Charles R. Lee W. Aluminum Rocky Mountain Phosphates, Inc S. Montana T. E. Downey Ce Rhodes Dan Garrison Lee Charles R

Rail Settlement Possible Today

Negotiations in the 23 day old Chicago and North Western Railway strike were recessed Friday night without a return to work agreement. Mediators expressed hope for a resumption Saturday at 10 am as talks focus on terms to be submitted to arbitration.

Washington UPS Chicago & North Western Railway Cy Sp W. Willard Wirtz Arbitra

Teamsters Announce Two Year Contract With Anaconda Co

The Anaconda Co and Butte Teamsters Local No. 2 unveil a two year deal with a five cent per hour raise each year. The package values at under 16 cents per hour over the contract. Joe Rossman, head of the union negotiating team, issues a statement after ratification by 76 to 37 votes. About 200 Teamsters were involved in the strike as the company plans to reopen operations promptly. E I Renouard, company vice president, says both sides are glad to reach agreement and return workers to duty. Rossman cites major non economic contract improvements as a key factor.

Anaconda Co Butte Teamsters Local No. 2 Joe Rossman Teamster Teamsters E. I. Renouard Butte Anaconda Teamsters Union Rossman

Teamsters OK Settlement After 68 Day Strike Ends

Ore moves as Butte Teamsters Local 2 ratify a two year pact with Anaconda Co by 76 to 37. The 68 day strike closed Berkeley Pit and halted Butte mines and BA and P operations. Reopening began Friday as trains rolled and groups signed the agreement.

Butte Berkeley Butte Hill Ba&p Anaconda Teamsters Anaconda Co

Butte and Anaconda Celebrate Strike Settlement

Residents of the Mining and Smelter Cities rejoiced after teamsters and the Anaconda Co. reached a settlement. Negotiators worked into the night at the Anaconda Empl oyees Club as calls flooded the offices of the Montana Standard Butte Daily Post and the Anaconda Standard. Workers welcomed the return to work with relief and optimism for Friday morning.

Butte Anaconda Teamsters Anaconda Co Montana Standard - Butte Daily Post Anaconda Standard Anaconda Employes Club

State Ready to Aid Silver Bow Finances

Montana Governor Tim Babcock announced an emergency plan to help Silver Bow County bankrupt finances. The State Board of Lands and Investments will meet to authorize purchasing county salary warrants and consider long term bonds to reduce debt. PERS agreed to cooperate in buying outstanding warrants while county officials seek authority and support for needed legislation.

Helena UPI Montana Silver Bow Tim Babcock State Board of Lands and Investments Forrest H. Anderson Silver Bow County Babcock Robert Pers Board John F. Sasek United Press International Attorney General's

Educational leaders warn of looming engineer shortage at mining conference

Dean Curtis L. Wilson of the Missouri School of Mines urged attracting industry through education at the Rocky Mountain Minerals Conference closing luncheon. He warned Russia now graduates far more engineers and stressed need for math and science in high schools to maintain U.S. growth.

Curtis L. Wilson Missouri School of Mines Wilson Montana School of Mines Rocky Mountain Minerals Conference American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers Charles Schwab Kellogg Idaho Bunker Hill Mining United States Russia U.S

Schirra's 6 Orbit Flight Postponed

Cape Canaveral NASA announced a five day postponement of Walter M. Schirra Jr.’s planned six orbit mission in Sigma 7. The window shifts from Sept 28 to no earlier than Oct 3 as the Navy lieutenant commander prepares to reach six earth orbits, aiming to extend American spaceflight distance.

Cape Canaveral UPS Walter M. Schirra Jr National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Schirra Navy Earth

Fighting Erupts Between Indian and Chinese Troops on Border

Indian and Chinese Communist troops clashed on the disputed Northeast frontier near Tibet with gunfire and grenades. Each side reported casualties as the fighting extended from Thursday night, with an Indian spokesman citing three wounded and a Chinese officer killed and a soldier wounded. China warned the situation could flare into full war while India lodged a strong protest amid disputed claims of initiation.

Michael T. Malloy New Delhi UPI India Peiping Tibet Chola Chedong

Butte Delegation Reports Boulder Training School In Good Hands

A 14 member delegation from the Rocky Mountain Association for Retarded Children and United Commercial Travelers visited the Montana State Training School and Hospital in Boulder. They met with superintendent James Sanddal for over two hours and expressed satisfaction with explanations on finances health and future plans. They urged support for increased county funding as state law requires parental contributions to be collected.

Butte Boulder Rocky Mountain Association For United Commercial Travelers Butte Council 106 Montana State Training School James Sanddal Frank Kelly Montana Association For Retarded Children Sanddal Montana Kelly Sandhal James Weir Robert Lemm Sr Max Salazar Dan McCarthy Mildred Ie "Ledeen Harold Price John J. Rowe

Weather notes for Divide region and surroundings

Cloudy with showers in east of Divide and south portions Saturday. Partly cloudy at night and Sunday with a cooler trend in the southeast Saturday. Highs 60 to 75, lows 32 to 50, and slightly warmer Sunday. West of Divide shows similar patterns with cooler periods and warming in the south.

Butte Divide At & Pan

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