Ninth annual 4 H and FFA Livestock Show winners named
Fourteen youths won purple ribbons at the Butte event covering beef sheep and swine. Winners include Bobby Monforton Mary Pegler Milton Hanson Jackie Monforton Jim Armstrong Beverly Hunt Ed Skillman and many others from Gallatin Madison Park Beaverhead and Lewis and Clark regions. A total of 163 participants earned awards as judging used the Danish system with semifinals and finals planned through Sunday.
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FFA
Butte
Bobby Monforton
Gallatin County
Mary Pegler
Park
Boyd Iverson
Broadwater
Frances Schlindler
Beaverhead
Milton Hanson
Jefferson
Zetha Scheytt
Gallatin
DeEtta Monforton
Meta Mae Scheytt
Jackie Monforton
Jim Armstrong
Beverly Hunt
Sandra Hunt
Bill Powell
Madison
Ed Skillman
Robert Corette
Roy Turner
Twin Bridges
Jim Nichols
Deer Lodge
James McReynolds
Garry Andrews
Ronald Faw
Wanda Hinton
Mary Garrison
Ferry Kepler
James Ross
Jim Hanson
Mary D’ewart
Mary Howard
Larry Olson
Russell Pepper
Jambs
Roberta Moore
Linda Croonquist
Pam Peterson
Kenneth Manson
Harold Lee Smith
Rita Bennetts
Fathogs
Doug Shaw
Robert Powell
William Powell
Coral Powell
Ethel Mae _ Oliver
Mary Robinson
Elizabeth Pilling
Mary Lou Lindlief
Mildred Hanson
Karen Lee Olson
Kenneth Hanson
Margy Horton
Students Hunted in Arctic Circle
Search planes patrolled the Arctic Circle region seeking six Dartmouth College students overdue on a 900 mile canoe trip. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police joined the effort after Dartmouth officials voiced concern for the crew’s safety in Hanover New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert, Sask
U.P
Arctic Circle
Dartmouth College
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Hanover
N. H
Brothers Freed in Till Murder
In Sumner Mississippi a delta jury acquitted Roy Bryant and John W Milam of the killing of 14 year old Emmett Till after one hour seven minutes of deliberation. The trial drew heavy racial tension and a packed courtroom amid contrasting defenses.
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Sumner
Mississippi Delta
Chicago
Deep South
Roy Bryant
Money
John W. Milam
Emmett
Bobo) Till
South Side
Tallahatchie
Montana Weather: Cool Weekend With Fair Spells
Eastern Montana sees partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures with highs near 45 to 58. Western Montana ranges from fair north to partly cloudy south with highs of 55 to 65. Tables show maximums for 12 hours and minimums for 18 hours ending 5 30 p m Friday.
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Montana
Helena Valley Action Push Signals Conference Call
Sen. James E. Murray urged Interior Department and Reclamation Bureau officials to attend a Washington conference to resolve the Helena Valley Irrigation Unit repayment contract impasse. The Montana lawmakers urged swift replies and may have Sen. O Mahoney preside if Murray cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Murray
Interior Department and Reclamation Bureau
Washington
Helena Valley
Sen
Murray
Butte
Chicago
New York
Interior McKay
Congress
Dexheimer
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Lee Metcalf
Mansfield
Reclamation
Bureau
McKay
Montana
State Water Conservation Board
Department of the Interior
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Senate Interior Committee
Way Cleared for Bonn Moscow to Exchange Envoys
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer won unanimous approval of a plan to establish diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. The decision paves the way for Bonn and Moscow to exchange ambassadors before the Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva next month. Both governments want embassies ready for the pivotal talks shaping Germany’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Moscow
Geneva
House of Harmony Partners Break-Up Sale Promises Bargains
Sacramento appliance store House of Harmony advertised sensational bargains for a partner break-up sale on Friday. The notice highlights discounted merchandise and the event as a limited-time promotion in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
U.P
House of Harmony
Hurricane Janet Strikes Grenada and Barbados With Heavy Death Toll
Hurricane Janet pelted Grenada and Barbados killing about 100 people on Barbados and eight in a Grenada town near St. George. The storm left thousands homeless as docks warehouses and the Grenadian airport area suffered extensive damage.
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Miami
Fla
Janet
Grenada
Barbados
Caribbean
West Indian Islands
St. George
Montana Dairy Group Elects Officers At Two Day Convention
The Montana Dairy Industries Assn opens a two day meeting at the Finlen Hotel with over 100 members present. Officers will be elected Saturday morning and a banquet and dance follow at 7 30 p m with music by the Columbians. Dr Herrell DeGraff and Dr Thomas Douglas spoke Friday praising a brighter dairy market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Dairy Industries Assn
Finlen Hotel
Columbians
Herrell DeGraff
Babcock
School of Nutrition
Cornell University
Ithaca
N.Y
Thomas Douglas
The
Milk Industry Foundation
Washington, DC
Stanley N. Halvorson
Kalispell
Joe Larson
Laurel
Ralph Anderson
Havre
Grover Black
Great Falls
Roy Carlson
Miles City
Howard G. Dissly
Lewistown
Ted Jensen
Sidney
John King
Ronan
San Jose hunted for Marcus Tot in diaper case
San Jose police and hundreds of searchers comb two square miles after a woman seen with a baby in a blanket near 98 North Eleventh Street. Ray Blackmore said the infant Robert Marcus likely is in San Jose with the kidnapper from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Marcus
San Jose
Calif
Ray Blackmore
San Francisco Bay
Robert Marcus
Sanford Marcus
Hanna Marcus
Mt. Zion Hospital
North Eleventh St
Lois Freeman
Lonardi Installed as Argentina’s Provisional President
Major General Eduardo Lonardi was named Argentina’s provisional president after toppling Juan Peron. He pledged democracy, rights for supporters and opponents, and suggested negotiating a concordat with the Vatican. Crowds greeted Lonardi at the airport and cheered as he took the oath in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonardi
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Lonardi
Peron
Vatican
Palermo
Cordoba
Plaza de Mayo
Anaconda Plans Alumina Plant Near Spokane
Anaconda Copper officials disclosed long range plans to build an alumina plant in the Spokane area to use domestic clays. The project aims to reduce clays to alumina near the source, needing 25 to 40 million cubic feet of gas daily, with a pilot plant to be built first and commercial construction about two years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anaconda Co
Spokane
Wash
Perimeter
C. Jay Parkinson
Salt Lake City
Anaconda
Anaconda Aluminum Co
Parkinson
Power Commission
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp
Oregon-Washington- Idaho
Anaconda Research Department
Pacific Northwest
Pacific
State Firemen School Considered by Montana Union
A committee of Don Swisher Whitefish Jim Egan Billings and George Smith Glendive will study establishing a state training school for firemen at units of Greater Montana University. They were named as the Montana Association of Volunteer Firemen held its second annual convention Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Montana University
Don Swisher
Whitefish
Jim Egan
Billings
George Smith
Glendive
Montana Association of Volunteer Firemen
Claude Simon
Sandpoint
Idaho
Spokane
Washington
William Leaphart
Montana
Arnold Olsen
Molotov calls for end to arms race at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov urged a ban on nuclear weapons and a reduction of armed camps at the United Nations Assembly. He proposed disarmament plans and warned that resources are being diverted from welfare to war preparations while Dulles listened but offered no reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
U. N. Assembly
Geneva
Moscow
Eisenhower
Dulles
U. S
U. N
Assembly
League of Nations
Decapitated Body Found in Missouri River Near Fort Benton
A decapitated and dismembered male body was found on a Missouri River sand bar about ten miles downstream from Fort Benton. The body shows years of exposure with missing head and several limbs, no identification, and a coroner notes the person was a large man. Investigators plan to return to search for missing parts and clues to identity.
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Great Falls
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Jess Hawkins
Foot County
D. L. McGinnis
McGinnis
General Assembly Rejects Cyprus Debate Demand
The United Nations General Assembly rejected a Greek call to debate Cyprus. The 28 22 vote upheld the Steering Committee decision not to place the Cyprus question on the agenda with ten abstentions. Britain and the United States led the opposition to Cyprus action at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Cyprus
Stephanos Stephanopoulos
Britain
United States
U. N
Greece
Russian Stand Not Regarded as Outright Rejection
Soviet Premier Bulganin in a message to President Eisenhower said the arms swap plan would matter only if disarmament is agreed and atomic weapon bans are enforced. He questioned mutual aerial inspections as a path to progress and noted substantial areas where positions are close. The Denver post quoted the 2000 word letter as not an outright rejection, with a possible early White House reply pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Geneva
Denver White House
Russia
Great Britain
France
Reds May Force Extension of Air Force Goal
Washington reports Gen. Thomas White cautioned the 137 war wing target may be exceeded if Soviet progress in air power continues. He noted the United States with about 124 wings faces a large gap in combat planes, while Russia fields roughly 20 000 aircraft. The warning came at the Defense Orientation Conference Association briefing at the Pentagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Thomas White
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
U. S
U. S. Air Force
White
Red Air Force
Defense Orientation Conference Assn
Pentagon
Defense
Officers Recover Stolen Articles From Firestone Stores Break-In
Sheriff and deputies report late Friday the recovery of much of the loot from the Friday morning Firestone Stores break in at 55 E. Galena. Items found include two outboard motors, appliances, a drill, tires and a rifle hidden in a Elk Park culvert. Missing items total about $800 in value remaining under investigation with no suspects identified.
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Firestone Stores, Inc
E. Galena
William L. Dalling
James Lester
Carl J. Hastie
Elk Park
Frank B. Dunbar
Dunbar
Butte
Firestone
First Tulips From Turkey History Hint
Turkey, not Holland, is cited by some authorities as the first tulip-growing country. The ad section promotes Want Ads to sell farm products or other items with dialing 5451 for an ad writer. An advertiser notes a profitable Chevrolet 2 door sedan listing for 50 dollars with phone number 0000.
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Turkey
Holland
Dynamite Trucks Crash into Train Killing 65 in Mexico
Two dynamite laden trucks crashed into a train at a Gomez Palacio crossing. At least 65 were killed and about 100 injured as the drivers, racing and intent on beating each other, failed to notice the approaching train. No bodies found for the drivers. Continued on page 2.
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Gomez Palacio
Mexico
Tractor Crushes Native of Dillon
Dillon man John Sweeney, 37, died when his tractor toppled while pulling logs seven miles east of the Sweeney ranch near Dell. The coroner said no inquest. Survived by wife Viola, two daughters, and numerous relatives. Body at Brun Funeral Home. Rosary Sunday evening, funeral Monday at St Rose Church. Burial planned.
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Sweeny
Raymond Schwartz
Sweeney
Dillon
Beaverhead County High School
Viola Cantrell
Nancy
Sandra Sweeney
William Sweeney
Peter Sweeney
Butte
Roger Sweeney
Dave Hagenbarth
L. C. Ford
Spokane
May Melton
Hovey Cantrell
Idaho Falls
Idaho
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Jack Young
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