Looking Ahead on Treason and Revolution Rhetoric
The column cites CORE’s Robert Carson calling for a separate Black Republic from Maryland to Florida and Fidel Castro ties, noting revolutions abroad and black liberation links. It condemns riots in Baltimore and Washington and urges leaders to enforce laws against arson rioting looting sedition and treason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dispatch
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Robert Carson
Brooklyn
Maryland
Florida
Mississippi
Atlantic Ocean
Baltimore
Archibald A. Sproul
Maryland National Guard
Washington
Forman
H. Rap Brown
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichael
Cuba
Viet Nam
Algeria
Syria
Egypt
Guinea
Tanzania
Scandinavia
France
Ho Chi Minh
Sekou Toure
Kwame Nkruma
Julius Hyerere
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Moscow
Peking
North Vietnam
Viet-Nam
Tance
Corette Plant Dedication Highlights Montana Power Growth
Montana Power announces a dedication ceremony for the J. E. Corette steam electric plant with speeches by George W. O Connor and Joseph Sample. The plant will add coal fired generation and 23 percent of the company’s capacity, with air quality controls including a 96 percent ash removal precipitator and a tall stack for wide emissions dispersal.
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Montana
Montana Power Company
George W. O’connor
Corette
Montana Power
O’conner
J. E. Tenge
Midland National Bank of Billings
Huntley
O’connor
Joseph Sample
Billings Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Corette
New York
Chicago
Montana Power System
Colstrip
Bi partisan Montana council forms to study education funding
Hustad heads a new Executive Committee with George Anderson Dean Chaffin Charles Bovey and others including Paul O Hara Mel Ruder Harold Stearns William Tait and Red Welsh. Edwin Wismeyer named Treasurer Huntley Child Jr as Executive Director the panel aims to present findings clearly and remain nonpartisan through the election period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Page One
Hustad
Helena
George Anderson
Bozeman
Dean Chaffin
Great Falls
Charles A. Bovey
George Lund
Reserve
State Board of Education
Paul O’hara
Billings
Mel Ruder
Hungry Horse
Harold G. Stearns
Harlowton
Dillon
William R. Tait
F. B
Red” Welsh
G. T. Westin
Edwin M. Wismeyer
Billings C.P.A
Huntley Child, Jr
Husted
Montana
Divorce Granted in Billings Gazatte Notice
Arlean Berneice Hauge was granted a divorce from Ronald Lee Hauge in Billings on September 17. Al Sawyer's Harry Angersma filled in at Sawyer's store in Bozeman during Al Mehus's family vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Wink Johnson visited Roundup to celebrate grandmother Mrs. Margaret Rusher's 93rd birthday. Depart Eva Langworthy and Mamie Young head to Tucson for winter. A rear end accident on Main Street involved Mrs. Paul Van Cleve Jr. driving and Tom Lomeland's pickup. minor damage occurred to other vehicles including Mrs. Ray Becken's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Gazette
Arlean Berneice Hauge
Ronald Lee Hauge
Billings
al Sawyer
Harry Angersma
Bozeman
Sawyer
al Mehus
Wink Johnson
Margaret Rusher
Eva Langworthy
Mamie Young
Tucson
Arizona
Main Street
Paul van Cleve, Jr
Dr. Standish
Tom Lomeland
Citizens Bank
Ray Becken
Lomeland
B Squad Jamboree At SGHS Herder Field
Sweet Grass High School hosted a B football jamboree Monday at Herder field. Four teams Columbus Livingston Harlowton and SGHS competed in quarter play for freshman and sophomore experience. Final results included Livingston victories over Columbus Big Timber and SGHS with 14 to 0 10 to 0 and 7 to 0 respectively. Another jamboree is set for Monday Sept 23 at 4 pm.
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Sweet Grass High School
Herder
Big Timber
Livingston
Columbus
Harlowton
SGHS
Mrs McCleerey Here Missoula Visitor and Local Notes
Mounts of local social items recount Mrs Owen McCleerey of Missoula visiting with friends and relatives. Details cover visits from Miss Kathleen Harper of Hereford Texas, Selmer Solberg hosting Reed and Fowler couples, and local schooling observer Ronald Riter at Big Timber schools.
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McCleerey
Owen McCleery
Missoula
Pioneer
Texas
Kathleen Harper
Mabel Harper
Neil McCaslin
Hereford
Hoskinson’s
William J. Cremer
Selmer Solberg
Edgar
Stella) Reed
Kelso, Wash
F. F
Helen) Fowler
Community Concert invites workers to Thursday meeting
Mrs. Vernon Standish and other workers for the Community Concert are invited to a coffee gathering from 2 30 to 5 p m Thursday at the Montana Power building in Livingston. The event marks the first workers meeting for the civic group ahead of its upcoming week long membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Standish
Montana Power
Livingston
Hospital Admissions and Discharges this Week
Mrs. Katie Davis admitted Sept 11 for medical care and discharged Sept 18. Elizabeth Haskins admitted Sept 12 and discharged Sept 14. Mr. Tom Olson admitted Sept 12 and discharged Sept 16. Ralph Faw admitted Sept 14 for medical care. Mrs. Stella Claiborn admitted Sept 16 for medical care.
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Katie Davis
Elizabeth Haskins
Tom Olson
Ralph Faw
Stella Claiborn
Home Safety: Timers, Lights and Gas Shutoff Usage
Homeowners should install timers to automate lighting and turn off faucets and gas appliances when away. Turn on lights automatically in evening hours for security and act as a safety measure. Notify local police department as a precaution.
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Farmers Service
Ealer Twine
Eastman Plastic Twine
Coleman Fuel
Legion Hall
James F. Battin
Eastern Dist
Sweet Grass Co
Battin
Congress Club
Ronald Riter
Paul Nelson
Ron
Montana University
E. A. Bieber
Brockway
Jacob Bieber
McCone County Hospital
Ruth E. Wilson
San Francisco
Logan
Iowa
Robert J. Ruhl
Montana Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Veterans Administration
Ruhl
Federal
Vanderbilt
Diana Refsland
Agnes Refsland
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Miss Refsland
University
Gary Refsland
MSU
Navy
Jim Cain
Jerry Lukenbill
San Diego
United States Navy
Reveille
Bob Ferguson
Miles City
Greg Cook
Big Timberites
Indiana
Clive Haas
Kokomo
Mae Downey
Neva Sexton
Haas
Yellowstone Park
Sheriff’s Office
Tyler Ranch
Story’s
Liss Nescertel
VOUN
Glamour
Seventeen
Family Weekly
Chevrolet
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