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06 Apr 1971
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1971
Page
1
Colombo's lawyer calls telephone tap bluff in arrest warning
Joseph Colombo Sr and the Brooklyn JDAOC director credit a Justice Department inquiry with no phone tap. Lefkowitz had said a tap warned of an impending arrest, a claim Magistrate Catoggio called an obvious bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Colombo Sr
Brooklyn
Justice Department
Sake Force Against Organized Crime
Colombo
Jacob Lefkowitz
U.S
Vincent A. Catoggio
Micone Wins Second Term as Butte Mayor in Walkover
In Butte voters elected Mario "Mike" Micone to a second term as mayor, defeating Republican Joseph F. Maloney 4922 to 2386. A 350 dwelling units senior citizen housing referendum passed 4010 to 1099. Turnout was 63 percent with 6736 ballots cast. Republicans failed to win any city council seats as Democrats swept all wards and maintained the governing majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario
Mike
Micone
Butte
Joseph F. Maloney
Maloney
John Lindquist
Earl McCarthy
Lynch wins Dillon mayoral race amid low turnout
Progressive Party candidate Ray Lynch edged N. C. Skeets Murray 382 to 350 to become Dillon's new mayor as turnout remained under 50 percent. Other Montana towns reported various mayoral results and local aldermen elected across wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Progressive Party
Ray Lynch
N. C
Two Anaconda Men Die In Route 10 A Crash
Thomas F. Flanagan 37 of 105 Maple Anaconda a plumber and Anthony Gregrich 62 a welder at the smelter were killed in a two vehicle collision near Crackerville junction Opportunity around 730 PM Monday. Gregrich drove a northbound Scout through a stop sign and struck Flanagan in a Cadillac. Coroner Arthur A. Longfellow identified the victims as authorities investigated with highway patrol sheriff city police and coroner staff. Both bodies were taken to Finnegan Co Funeral Home for funeral and burial services. This marked Deer Lodge County's first deaths of the year and increased Montana’s death toll to 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Flanagan
Anthony Gregrich
Crackerville
Opportunity
Gregrich
Flanagan
Arthur A. Longfellow
Anaconda
Salt Lake City
Finnegan Co
Deer Lodge
Allende Wins Big in Chile Municipal Elections
In Santiago the municipal elections yielded broad support for President Salvador Allende Gossens and his Popular Unity Coalition. Opponents gathered strong numbers, while 49.73 percent went to Allende aligned parties and 48.05 percent to opposition groups across 280 municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende Gossens
Revolutionary Socialist
Allende
Popular Unity Coalition
Anacondans Back 75 Senior Units. Reelect City Officials
Voters backed adding 75 senior housing units by 1,210 to 377 and chose city officials. Mayor Ben Goodman received 1,399 votes, City Treasurer Mary Mulvihill 1,411, Police Magistrate George Terkla 1,319. Aldermen results varied by ward with multiple candidates and write ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Goodman
Mary Mulvihill
George Terkla
Mario Ungaretti
Thomas Newell
Paul Beausoleil
Tony Joy
Lawrence Thomas
John Barclay
Francis Sullivan
Harold Hammond
Carl Anderson
Matt Beatty
Thomas McNellis
Pete Agostineli
Owen McNally
Conservationists Attack Forest Service Over Clear Cutting Policy
In a Senate Interior hearing chaired by Sen. Frank Church the Forest Service faced sharp criticism for allowing clear cutting in national forests. The crowded room heard attacks from conservationists and timber industry spokesmen as testimony began, with 92 witnesses slated and more critics to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
USS. Forest Service
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Interior Committee
Public Land Subcommittee
Depsite
Forest Service
The
Timber Company
National Forests Products Association
Boggs Calls for Hoover Resignation Over Wiretapping Claims
House Democratic leader Hale Boggs accuses FBI Director J Edgar Hoover of using tactics like those of the Soviet Union and Hitler and calls on Attorney General Mitchell to seek Hoover's resignation. He alleges wiretapping of Congress and campus spying, while the FBI denies the claims. Senator Montoya also cites Capitol Hill wiretapping rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Soviet Union
Boggs
Hoover
FBI
Congress
Mitchell
United States
Arena
Congressional
Capitol Hill
New Breed Baseball Star Spars With Radio Host
In a satirical exchange on Dugout Gasbaggery, W. J. Bryan IV, a young Cal Tech star, spars with host Bill Bellclapper over fame, book royalties, and his stance on baseball’s old guard while revealing no love for the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bill Bellclapper
W. J. Bryan IV
Cal Tech
W. J
America
Dodger
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Butte Weather
Anaconda Co
Ke Ide
Reed
New York Times
Terry Kelly
J. Phil Paull
Thomas S. Phillips
Montana Tech
Paull
Kelly
Phillips
Peter P. Mohan
Peter Oren
Bob Schulte
Mohan
Oren
Council
John Selon
Tale of
Evel Knievel
George Hamilton
Knievel
Fred Henningsen
R. H. Henningsen
Sheridan
Betty Button
Lynch
Belgrade
Dewey Cooper
Jack Swainson
Cooper
Swainson
J. P. McGuire
William Allen Jr
Forrest Adams
Lloyd Travis
Three Forks
Lawrence Laird
Julian DeGidio
Laird
DeGidio
Bill Fairhurst
Albert Peccia
Jack Heebner
William Murphy
Berry Peterson
Jerry Todd
West Yellowstone
Manhattan
W. Martin Smith
Leo Clinton
John Whitman
Mike Mattson
Phillip White
Calvin Dunbar
R. E. Bailey
Grant Ballentyne
Don Skelton
Bill Fellows
Marsh Hager
Whitehall
Keith Goodall
Jeff Laudevale
Bob Nevin
Ted Bisch
Lee Hoerauf
Ray Galik
Harold Hanson
Herb Anderson
David Anderson
Jim Fuller
Dan Brown
Twin Bridges
Jemima Cook
Cook
Burton Whiting
Ron Palau
Howard Lemm
Newcomber
Lawrence Judd
M. J. Lott
Marvin A. Clark
Harvey Romey
Virginia City
Alex Yenny
Gilbert Evans
Albert Stephens
Lucille M. Dixon
A. J. Katches
W. C. Rae
William C. Rae
Finlen Hotel
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Red Lodge
Bearcreek
Carbon County
Rae
Daly Bank and Trust Co
Eleanor Lennon
Isabelle Kane
W. Silver
Sheriff’s Officers
City Police
Coroner
Cimes
Jennings Randloph
West Virginia
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Forest Page 12
Rep. Boggs
Denver
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Newark Times
Russell Baker
Babe Ruth
Boob Ruth
Ty Cobb
Mickey Mantle
National Guard
Kidder
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