Eminent Butte Jurist Judge J J Lynch Dies at 90
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch a Irish immigrant who rose from deck hand and miner to Montana district judge died at his home in Butte. Funeral services set for Monday at Daly-Shea Mortuary and St Patrick Church with a 9am mass and 9:30 interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. He served as district judge from 1906 until 1932 and again from 1937 onward after stints in Helena.
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Bally Crovane
County Cork
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Johanna Lynch
United States
America
Fall River
New York City
New York
Butte
Anaconda
Chicago
Kent School of Law
Peter Breen
Margaret Kelly
Walkerville
Helena
Ford Strike Deadline Set Tuesday
United Auto Workers President Walter P Reuther set a 10 am Tuesday strike deadline against Ford Motor Co to break a contract deadlock. A strike would idle more than 120 000 hourly workers and halt 1962 model production as talks focus on pensions insurance and unemployment benefits.
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U N appeals to back Kennedy test ban at U N
The United States and Britain urged the United Nations General Assembly to endorse Kennedy's push for talks with the Soviet Union on a nuclear test ban treaty. The draft resolution calls for a treaty with effective controls to end nuclear tests and curb the arms race while avoiding veto by a three-headed supervisory system. The measure aims to mobilize U.N. support amid East West disarmament maneuvers as Dag Hammarskjold's funeral preparations proceed.
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Britain
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J. O. Krag
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City Set to Strictly Enforce Youth Curfew
Mayor Vern Griffith and Police Chief James A. Clark announced strict enforcement of the curfew for youths under 18. The rule requires minors to be off streets by 10 30 weeknights and by midnight on weekends with 30 minutes extra on Fridays and Saturdays.
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Butte
Vern Griffith
James A. Clark
Two Killed in East Chicago Smelter Blast
An explosion at the U S Reduction Co aluminum plant in East Chicago killed two workers and injured 42 others. George Gattle, 43, died at St Catherine Hospital from severe burns. Abraham Smith of Gary was pulled from rubble near furnace No 5 as it was being fired with coke, with damages estimated at one bullion.
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East Chicago
Ind
U.S. Reduction Co
George Gattle
St. Catherine Hospital
Abraham Smith
Gary
Highway Traffic Toll Climbs to 195
GROVER HENSEN, 47, OF CLINTON, DIED IN A BILLINGS HOSPITAL AFTER A WEDNESDAY TRUCK ACCIDENT NORTH OF LEWISTOWN. THE VAN DRIVER SUFFERED A MINOR HEAD INJURY AT THE SCENE, WAS TREATED IN LEWISTOWN, THEN MOVED TO BILLINGS. IF COUNTED, THE 1961 MONTANA ROAD TOLL WOULD REACH 195, UP FROM 164 LAST YEAR.
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Billings
Grover Hensen
Clinton
Lewistown
Hensen
Montana
Weather Outlook For Montana And Butte Regions
Butte mainly cloudy with light rain turning to snow this morning bringing a high near 42 and a night low around 25. East Montana turns colder with snow and strong northerly winds Friday and scattered snow Friday night. Friday highs 35 to 45, Friday night 25 to 35. West Montana colder with snow at times Friday and scattered snow through Saturday. Friday highs 45 to 50, Friday night 25 to 30, Saturday 40 to 45. Maximums reflect 12 hours, minimums 18 hours ending 5 pm Thursday.
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Butte
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New Zealand Names Militant Representative to SEATO
Wellington New Zealand Rear Adm Peter Phipps chief of staff named the nation's new military representative to the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization SEATO in a government announcement Phipps will assume duties shortly reflecting NZ defense policy.
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Syrian Rebels Challenge Nasser Front in Damascus and Aleppo
Rebels in Damascus and Aleppo declared a unified command against President Nasser as curfews were imposed. Nasser backed a crackdown, firing six Syrian officers and warning loyal troops to defend union, while border closures and airwaves reflected escalating tensions within the UAR.
Butte Artist Laura Crowley Dies at 87
Laura W. Crowley, 87, a renowned Butte ceramist and textile painter known as the citys Grandma Moses, died Thursday in a local hospital after an illness. A Nebraska City native born December 31, 1873, she had lived in Butte more than 65 years and contributed high quality ceramic works along with copper and textile art.
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N. Jackson
Butte
Grandma Moses
Morgan to Become License Inspector
Helena reports Montana Liquor Control Board transfers Morgan to liquor license inspector duties under Edward Lowney at the Butte store as he succeeds the former vendor. Morgan, Butte mayor 1949 to 1953, also served as alderman and bus driver.
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Montana Liquor Control Board
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Philipsburg
Great Falls
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Rodeo
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Shamrock
Ralph Walker
Highwood
Fern Bramlette
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Dodson
W. W. Hamilton
Laura Jean Mitchell
Manhattan
East Germans Call Refugee Airlift An Act of Kidnaping
East Germany denounces the seven refugee airlift from Steinstuecken as an organized kidnapping violating sovereignty. U S Army helicopters flew the escapees on Wednesday despite overflight objections, with West Berlin’s border quirks highlighting ongoing escapes amid tightened East German security.
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Robberies Net Bandits More Than $200
Missoula police report two youths robbed a Food Center clerk at South Higgins Avenue, taking about $100 as a pistol was shown. In Kalispell, Shamrock Motel owner Mac McGarvey said a man ripped his money sack containing between $100 and $150 after a night shift.
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Kanspell
South Higgins Ave
Kalispell
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Navy activates second torpedo boat squadron in Indonesia
Jakarta reports the navy has activated its second torpedo boat squadron with eight boats recently delivered by the Soviet Union. The government announced the formation as part of expanding maritime defense capabilities.
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Indonesia
Soviet Union
Richard Newlin Named New Director of Anaconda Co
NEW YORK The Anaconda Co board accepted the resignation of Robert E. Dwyer as director and elected Richard Newlin, vice president in charge of operations, to replace him. Clyde E. Weed noted Dwyer began with the company 58 years ago and served as president for four years before retiring in 1956. Dwyer served 28 years as a director.
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New York
Anaconda Co
Robert E. Dwyer
Richard
Newlin
Clyde E. Weed
Dwyer
Anaconda
Katanga Town Hit by Tribal Fighting. Toll Rising
Fierce clashes in Kipushi Katanga left at least 20 dead, with Belgians estimating 100 or more. Interior Minister Munongo urged a cease fire as Baluba flee, police report, and violence spread from a road block to the town's streets. Five police killed and hundreds injured. Women mourn outside a Roman Catholic hospital compound.
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Kipushi
Katanga
Godefroid Munongo
Elisabethville
Dr Westwell resigns as Boulder superintendent at diocese talk
Dr Arthur E Westwell newly resigned as superintendent of the Montana State Training School at Boulder speaks to more than 200 parochial teachers at the Helena Diocesan Teachers Institute in Butte. He retires January 3 after 45 years serving mentally retarded individuals and discusses terminology and Montana facilities.
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Boulder
Butte
Arthur E. Westwell
Montana
Helena
St. John the Evangelist School
Paratroop Unit Reported Wiped Out Near Latakia
Damascus radio said a unit of Egyptian parachute troops dropped near Latakia in northern Syria was wiped out by Syrian forces. The broadcaster claimed the Egyptians fired on civilians before engagement with rebels backing the uprising against President Nasser.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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United Arab Republic
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Aleppo
Nasser
Jerusalem
Latakia
Syria
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