Forman claims Black Power linked to World Communism
Seidton report notes James Forman of SNCC asserts revolutionary Black Power ties to World Communism and aims to destroy the U.S. capitalism system. He portrays the movement as part of a global liberation struggle and calls government forces “the enemy.” Continued on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Forman
Vietnam
United States
Tricontinental
Havana
Forman
SNCC
14Th Street
7Th Street
Washington, D.C
Ralph Lovelace Services Held
Funeral services for Ralph Harmon Lovelace 65 were held Friday at 2 p.m. at Bear's Mortuary Forsyth with Rev. Norman Austin officiating. Masonic graveside rites followed at Forsyth cemetery. Lovelace born February 11 1903 in Finley Kansas grew up in Oswatomie moved to Big Timber in 1912 married Katherine Kerns in 1926 and later settled in the Col strip area Survivors include his widow two daughters a brother and seven grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear’s Mortuary
Forsyth
Ralph Harmon Lovelace
Norman Austin
The
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Lovelace
Finley
Kan
Oswatomie
Big Timber
Katherine Kerns
Wyoming
Colstrip
Lora Kortum
Seattle
Margaret Dunbar
Glasgow
Raymond
Deer Lodge
Sanitation Talk Highlights County Water Pollution Efforts
Livingston Lions Club heard Ray Hedrick the state sanitarian discuss Sweet Grass County sanitation issues and Boulder River water pollution. He cited hotel and trailer court inspections, overall cooperation, and shown slides from a neighboring community. R L Denesen, Northern Pacific Railway auditor, was guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hedrick
Livingston
Lions Club
Frye’s
Sweet Grass County
Hedrick
Meagher
Park
Sweet Grass
Boulder River
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula
Junior Rifle Program Seeks Ammunition at School Range
The Junior Rifle Program at the high school basement Rifle Range needs ammunition this year as the National Rifle Association will not provide it. Interested organizations or individuals should contact George Domasco or Glen Westervelt to help defray costs and begin instruction once ammo is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Westervelt
National Rifle Association
George Domasco
Plant Dedication In Billings Sunday
The Montana Power Company will dedicate its new 180000 kilowatt steam electric plant in Billings on Sunday September 22 honoring J E Corette chairman and CEO. NBC commentator Chet Huntley will be principal speaker as the largest on the system and first coal fueled unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
J. E. Corette
Chet Huntley
NBC
Montana
Colstrip
Western Energy Company
Cheir
James F Battin to Visit Big Timber Next Week
Congressman James F Battin will visit Big Timber Wednesday September 25 to meet residents in Sweet Grass County and speak on current issues. A 6 30 p.m. potluck supper at the Legion hall precedes the talk with invitations extended to interested persons to bring a dish. Battin seeks reelection in the Eastern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Battin
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Legion Hall
Battin
Montana Action Program formed to study state finances
A Miles City editor announced the creation of the nonpartisan Montana Action Program MAP to study Montana's finances and propose practical revenue solutions. The initial 30 members come from education business and civic groups with plans to expand to a MAP group in every county to enlist broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Council
Montana
Miles City
Council
Paul Husted
Council For Financial Responsibility
Husted
Montana Action Program
M.ap
Billings Wool Leader Frank Mackey Dies at 80
Frank Mackey 80 of 504 Clark Ave Billings prominent northwest wool grower and livestock buyer died Friday in a Billings hospital after a lingering illness. He led Mackey Sheep Co owned farms and ranch lands in Eastern Montana and served as Midland National Bank director 1945 to 1962. Survivors include his widow Frances York a Spokane stepdaughter and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mackey
Billings
Frank T. Mackey
Clark Ave
Mackey Sheep Company
Chicago
Yellowstone County
Frances York
Greeley
Colo
Mackey
Midland National Bank
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
J. A. Rucdi
Spokane
Wash
Services Held For Thomas J. Olson
Funeral services for 81 year old Thomas J. Olson were held at Lowry Funeral Home with Rev. Eugene W. Nilsen officiating. Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery. Olson, born May 25 1887 in Hammersmark Norway, lived in Big Timber after moving from Chicago in 1906. He worked as a pool hall operator, ran restaurants, and later built apartments before retiring to Livingston. Survivors include his wife Olga and two daughters Marian Johnson of Seattle and Betty Blair of Washington DC, plus three brothers and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Thomas J. Olson
Pioneer Nursing Home
Eugene W. Nilsen
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Hammersmark
Norway
Jonas Olson
Chicago
Tinois
Big Timber
A.M. Grasfield
Dead Man’s Canyon
Grey Cliff
Livingston
Mr. Olson
Olga Heiden
Thomas
Marian) Johnson
Seattle
Wash
Jack
Betty) Blair
Washington, D.C
Arthur Olson
New York City
Louis Olson
Springdale
Ark
Oscar Olson
Sullivan, Tl
Wood Cutting Bee Prepares Snowmobile Trips Near Independence
Dr. Don Henke and Wink Long spent the weekend on the Boulder just below Independence cutting wood for planned snowmobile trips this fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Henke
Wink Long
Boulder
Independence
Pfc Ronald Martin Killed In Vietnam
Army Private Ronald Martin son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Martin of McLeod has been killed in the Vietnam fighting according to a Defense Department report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Ronald 8S. Martin
Clifford Martin
McLeod
Vietnam
Defense Department
CowBelle Fall Meet a Successful Montana Gathering
The Montana CowBelles Fall Council met on September 11 at the Lutheran Parish Hall in Big Timber with over 170 attendees from across Montana. Leaders and guests spoke on beef promotion, advertising, and state programs, followed by a smorgasbord and exhibitions, with awards and prize winners announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Big Timber
Julian Terrett, Jr
Art W. Bickle Sr
Ismay
National Beef Council
Orvin -Flare
State
Flare
Texas
CowBelles Assembly
Dean Switzer
Richey
Montana Beef Council
Ralph Miracle
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Don Walker
Chicago
National Beef Industry Council
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Bill Fraser
Wayne Reed
Don Blair
James Hanson
Melville
Vernal Abbott
Lewis
Town
Donor
Montana Hereford Association
Paul Holmgren
Reed Point
Melville Shorthorn Ranch
Bob Cooney
Harlowton
Angus
Ben Brownfield
Glendive
Gallaway Ranch
Willitgro Gardens Club
E. O. Overland
Stillwater
Carbon County
Carbon
Hunter Safety Course Offered This Fall
The Hunter Safety Course will run September 24 to 27 at 7 p.m. in the High School Rifle Range basement. Open to all interested persons age 12 or older, instructor George Damosco notes the program teaches essential safety rules for hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Damasco
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Butterflies Event
Mrs. Bertha Webb traveled from Livingston to attend a Melville church function and stays with the Martin Longstad home. John Goosey Jr. spoke on butterflies to Big Timber’s second graders, showcasing his collection. Philo Maier and wife returned from five weeks in Alaska meeting friends in Seattle and visiting Katmai, Victoria, and Vancouver before heading home via Casper, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Bertha Webb
Melville
Martin Longstad
John Goosey Jr
Rapstad
Eldred Brown
Big Timber
Alaska
Philo Maier
Florida
O. C. Wheeler
Seattle
Katmai
Victoria
Vancouver
Maiers
Casper
Wyo
Red Devils Edge Herders 13 12 in Hard-Hitting Tilt
Huntley Project and Sweet Grass County played a bruising football game with Big Timber winning 13 to 12. Key plays included Jim Kautz 26 yard TD run and Loren Ellison to Jack Fuller passes. Coach Bob Hauch praised the team’s effort and noted an upcoming game at Harlowton next Friday at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley Project
Sweet Grass County
Red Devils
Huntley
Jim Kautz
Pig Timber
Rught
Loren Ellison
Jack Fuller
Don Shepard
Mike Roberts
Bill Smith
Ellison
Fuller
Herders
Scorinemmediately
Big Timber
Kim Nelson
Larson
Bob Hauch
Mark Hanson
Rick Henthorn
Bill Buster
Ken Wajek
Harlowton
Weather Bureau records and local birth notice
Official Weather Bureau recordings at Norman's Conoco station. A son born September 15 at Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Floyd Thomas weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces. Mrs Alvina Malley returned home from Reno after a month’s vacation with her son Robert Cases and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Official Weather Bureau
Norman’s
Conoco Station
Floyd Thomas
Reno
Alvina Malley
Robert Cases
Nevada
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Dolan
Luther
Platte
Mystic Lake
Barney Warp
Citizen’‘s Council
Pfc
Ronald Martin
Red Devils Edge Herders
John Nitey
Charles Surface
John
Fifth and
Hart
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