Woman Dies In Wreck On Hi-Line
An elderly woman died and three people were injured in a three vehicle collision on State Highway 16 about 16 miles north of Glendive. The crash involved two cars and a Hauck Transport Co. truck.
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Glendive
UPI
Hauck Transport Co
E. V. Hurst
Culbertson
Lydia Teitz
Sam Teitz Jr
Gerald E. Saget Glendive
Highway Patrol
Peter Lehman
Duane Hayward
Hayward
Hurst
Teitz
Regents to Study Acting President For State College
The Board of Regents will consider replacing acting president Dr. P C Gaines of Montana State College due to health reasons. Dr Leon H Johnson, MSC graduate dean, is suggested as Gaines successor while MSC president Dr R R Renne is on leave. Also on the agenda is a Newburn investigation report into MSU History Chair Dr Morton Borden and Borden’s request for a Fulbright leave to lecture in Spain.
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Leon H. Johnson
Gaines
Johnson
MSC Graduate School
Harry K. Newburn
Montana State University
Morton Borden
MSU
Newburn
Borden
St. Paul
Minn
Spain
Young Mother Flees From Fire With 2 Small Children
A Mining City mother escaped with two young children from a fast spreading Columbia Gardens fire that destroyed most of the single story home. Royce Deplazes, 4 week old Janette and 2 year old Jerome, were unharmed as crews battled interior flames and smoke. The family sought refuge with the Roy Johnsons as fire crews limited further damage. The home was insured, but exact losses were not estimated.
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Columbia Gardens
Royce Deplazes
Joseph Deplazes
Jerome
Janette
Deplazes
Victor Chemical
40 Per Cent of Taxpayers Must Vote on Bond Issue
Butte School District voters face a Saturday election with a required 40 percent turnout to pass the $220,000 Longfellow school bond and extra mill levies totaling 10.25. Superintendent Charles Davis warns passage hinges on turnout, citing crowded classrooms and rising pupil counts as the district plans for up to 7,800 students. Voters will also choose three trustees among Independent and United Party candidates.
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Butte
Charles Davis
Davis
Longfellow
Independent Party
Kevin Shannon
Frank J. McHugh
James Lochrie
United Party
Douglas H. Harnish Jr
Robert Vivian
Cort Peacock
Margaret Leary
Butte High School
Gold Street
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Train Crash Near Missoula
Eldon Lynn 59 engineer of the Northern Pacific passenger train faces a manslaughter charge in the June 10 crash on Evaro Hill near Missoula that killed Teresa Ann Dooms and injured 270. Lynn arraigned, released on bail, with plea due Monday. Gerald Haines not charged.
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Missoula
UPI
Eldon Lynn
Northern Pacific
Evaro Hill
Teresa Ann Dooms
Ekalaka
Lynn
Missoula County
Harold J. Pinsoneault
Justice of the Peace
Joe Young
McNamara says U S far ahead of Soviet power
Defense Secretary McNamara told the Senate Armed Services Committee that Moscow believes the United States could destroy Russia if attacked from any domain. He cited testimony by Gen. Lemay and Dr. Brown as evidence of U S superiority and noted plans to develop space weapons, while deeming nuclear war improbable but war-ready if needed.
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John A. Goldsmith
Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Moscow
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Curtis Lemay
Air
Harold Brown
Defense Department Research and Development
United
States
Senate
Khrushchev
Argentine Navy, Loyal Forces Stand Firm Amid Deadlock
Truce talks stalled as rebel navy and loyal army and air force clash. navy concentrates at Puerto Belgrano while loyalist forces move on Bahia Blanca. Mar Del Plata base surrenders and Bariloche engineers defect. Casualties exceed 25 dead and 530 wounded after two days of fighting.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Argentina
Eladio Vazquez
Puerto Belgrano
Bahia Blanca
Navy
Mar del Plata
Vazquez
Senate approves Kennedy mass transit bill for commuters
The Senate passed a mass transit bill by 52 to 41 authorizing 375 million in federal grants over three years to help cities build rapid transit. A labor backed amendment caps federal funding to protect private firms except in bankruptcy cases. The measure heads to the House for action after Easter recess.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Kennedy
House
Rules Committee
Harrison
Wayne Morse
Morse
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Ili
Weather outlook for Jha and surrounding areas
Partly cloudy across Jha Butte East of divide and West of divide through Saturday with mild temperatures. Jha area highs near 55 while East of divide sees 50 to 65 with southwest winds and Friday's highs 50 to 65. West of divide expects 30 to 60 with similar mild nights. Table notes 12 hour maximums 18 hour minima and 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Butte
Divide
Unemployment Falls Sharply in March Across Nation
The unemployment rate dropped from 6.1 percent to 5.6 percent in March as 800,000 more people held jobs, with gains led by adult men and women seeking full-time work. Nonfarm payrolls hit 62.8 million, farm jobs rose to 4.3 million, and the decline reverses January February losses.
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Jack Vandenberg
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Harold Goldstein
Wirtz
Goldstein
Esther Miller Dies In Butte After Long Residency
Mrs Esther Miller wife of Guy Miller of 505 S Washington died Thursday in a Butte hospital on her 77th birthday. Born April 4 1886 in Kinkardin Ontario she came to Butte at age four and taught in local schools before marriage. Survived by husband two sons a daughter eight grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending at Richards Funeral Home.
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Esther Miller
Guy Miller
S. Washington
Butte
Kinkardin
Ont
Miller
Angus MacLeod
Western Montana College of Education
Ruth
Order of Eastern Star
Rainbow Girls
Assembly
Butte Pioneers Club
Butte Sunset Club
Guy
John Miller
San Anselmo
Calif
Richard
Shay) Miller
C. F. Neacy
Palos Verdes Estates
O. M. Harris
Missoula
George Hammond
Alice Upnegraf
Salem
Ore
Katherine Neacy
Palos Verdes
Janette
Bruce
David Miller
Ellen
Emily
Christopher
Douglas Miller
Richards Funeral Home
Three Boys Caught for Vandalism in Butte Area
Three boys about 10 years old were taken into custody by county authorities for vandalism at the Butte main post office and St. Mary Church. Postmaster A. H. Wilkinson said the post office lobby walls were defaced with scrawls, washed off later, and candles were missing at St. Mary Church.
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Butte Main
St. Mary Church
A. H. Wilkinson
Driscoll Defends Qualifications for Vocational Post
Maurice Driscoll says his credentials meet requirements for the vocational coordinator job in School Dist. No. 1 Butte. He claims a Helena interview with Harriet Miller confirmed his standing and notes his degrees from Montana State University, valid life teaching cert, and an administrative certificate.
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Harriet Miller
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Maurice Driscoll
Driscoll
Miss Miller
Montana School of Mines
Montana State Board of Education
Butte
Montana State University
Montana
Soviet Moon Probe Lunik IV Near Moon Surface
Tass reports Lunik IV edging toward the moon with the 3,128 pound rocket expected to pass close to the lunar surface. No official plan for a soft landing has been issued as observers await further data on mission progress and trajectory. The probe launched Tuesday and was said to be past the halfway point Thursday, about 238,857 miles from Earth.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Lunar
Moon
Soviet Union
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Roy Johnsons
Pinsoneault
Gerald Haines
Pinsone
Ault
ICC
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William L. F. Horsey
Bariloche
Andes
Ure
House of Congress
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
Jha
Billings
Belgrade
Broadus Butte
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Glasgow
Great Falls
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Lewistown
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