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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1961

Page

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200 Boys and Girls Parade In Butte Highlights Pets and Dolls

A Butte parade drew 200 children with prizes including two bicycles awarded after a pet and doll showcase. Winners were James Moran and Debra Wilcox with the Moran family sharing the prize for the police dog Rinnie. The event kicked off merchant fall promotions and dollar days amid light rain.

Frank Quinn Florida Snowball Wedneston Leonard Kelly Frank Heston Retail Merchants Promotional Plans Committee R of Commerce James Moran Leo J. Moran W. Broadway Rinnie Debra Wilcox Stanley Wilcox Moran Michael Panisko Frank Panisko N. Crystal James Michael Montana Wyoming Granite Main Broadway Court

Sleeping Child fire roars in Bitterroot near Deer Lodge

A massive blaze in the Bitterroot National Forest near Missoula, Montana, the Sleeping Child fire, threatens the Deer Lodge forest as 200 firefighters battle high winds. The 16,000 acre wildfire scorched lodgepole stands and forest floor while observers described a mushroom cloud and intense heat as volunteers and the Forest Service work to contain it.

Bitterroot National Missoula Montana Philipsburg Deer Lodge Forest Georgetown Lake Associated Press Bitterroot Forest Service

Gen. W. B. Smith Dies at 65 in Washington

General Walter Bedell Smith, Ike’s World War I chief of staff, died at Walter Reed Hospital at 11:30 p.m. EDT. The 65-year-old former diplomat and soldier had served as under secretary of state and as ambassador to Russia, retiring Oct. 1 1954 after 48 years in government service.

Washington Walter Bedell Smith Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Walter Reed Hospital Smith Harry S. Truman Russia Eisenhower

Hijacked Jetliner Flown to Havana

A hijacked passenger jet was diverted to Havana Cuba carrying a crew and passengers. Officials report a ransom or valuables totaling eighty one dollars aboard though details remain scarce. Investigators scrutinize flight origin and motives as authorities coordinate with Cuban officials.

Cubans Release Pan Am Jet After Hijack

A hijacker forced a Pan Am DC8 to Havana with 81 aboard after a Mexico City takeoff. Cuban authorities freed the plane and passengers, which returned to Miami as American fighters failed to intercept. Fidel Castro greeted Colmbia's foreign minister before departure.

Miami, Fla Pan American World Airways Mexico Havana Miami Colombia Fidel Castro Mexico City W. L. Morrison Pan American

Five Montana highway projects to be bid August 30

Montana announces five more highway contracts valued in the 63 million dollar program. The awards cover 22 miles of interstate work in Butte and surrounding routes, including concrete surfacing and fencing, plus primary and secondary projects in McCone, Silver Bow, Broadwater and Hill counties.

van Norman Fort Peck Silver Bow Montana Street Butte Hill Sage Creek U.S. 2 Gildford McCone Fort Peck- van Norman Montana 24 Montana 20 Broadwater Townsend Canyon Ferry

Okay Given to City Budget in Butte 1961-62

Butte City Council adopted a 1 931669 budget for 1961 62 with no protests at a two hour special session. Police and firemen sought wage increases in a 20 minute huddle but no raises were approved. Garbage fee hikes to 12 dollars per dwelling from 7 50 faced anticipated protests. Alderman Pete Sodia voted against the budget, offering no explanation.

Butte Vern Griffith Pete Sodia

Food Coupon Program Grows in Silver Bow County

The federal food coupon pilot in Silver Bow County shows July gains over June with 157 eligible households and 1,550 participants by Aug 4. June and July totals reflect $20,759 and $30,838 in coupons issued with $11,600 and $21,098 in cash and vouchers received, while July bonuses reach $9,740 as participation ebbs and eligibility shifts.

Silver Bow County Josephine McArthur State Welfare Dept Miss McArthur

Khrushchev Warns West Of A Superbomb At Kremlin

Premier Khrushchev warned that Soviet scientists could build a weapon equal to 100 million tons of TNT if peace prospects fail, telling U.S. disarmament negotiator John McCloy and Italian Premier Fanfani. He tempered the message with a claim of wanting peace while signaling readiness to counter any attack, amid Berlin tensions. Titov praised the Soviet capability from atop the Lenin-Stalin tomb, declaring the USSR could easily defeat the West.

Moscow Soviet Union Soiet Khrushchev Kremlin Maj. Gherman Titov John McCloy U.S Red Square East Germany Berlin Lenin Germany

Youth Confesses Butte Burglary At Corner Bar

Clayton Marquardt a 21 year old two time loser confessed burglary of Corner Bar at 501 S Montana Butte. He signed a statement in the presence of Police Chief Jim Clark Night Chief John Gardner Lt Elmer Powell and Asst City Atty Maurice Hennessey. He admitted entering a bar window early Aug 2 stealing liquor cigarettes and about $60 from a juke box and a gun machine.

Clayton Marquardt Montana Butte Jim Clark John Gardner Elmer Powell Maurice Hennessey Marquardt

Man Charged With Hit-Run Driving in Butte

Harry Ernest 47 of 59 West Broadway faces a district court charge of hit and run after an incident Monday night injuring 8 year old Larry Pericich who was riding a bicycle near his home. Deputy County Attorney Mark Sullivan filed the charge. Ernest was held on $2000 bond after arrest by sheriff’s deputies. The boy was treated at Silver Bow General Hospital where doctors described his condition as apparently good with a probable shoulder injury.

Harry Ernest W. Broadway Ernest Larry Pericich Walter Pericich Walnut Sheriff's Deputies Mark P. Sullivan T. E. Downey Perkich Silver Bow General Hospital

Refugees flood West Berlin as East shortages rise

More than 2,000 East German refugees fled to West Berlin on Wednesday as supply shortages worsen in the East. Special flights carried evacuees toward West Germany, bringing the yearly total to about 150,000. The exodus persists despite border guards and rationing of potatoes and scarce consumer goods.

West Germany Gherman Titov Hannover Berlin East Germany

Montana Weather Forecast Briefs

The Montana forecast shows cloudy and cooler conditions in the east with widely scattered thundershowers Thursday and warmer Friday. The west region expects partly cloudy skies Thursday with scattered thundershowers, clearing by late Thursday night and Friday. highs range from 75 to 90 degrees across zones.

Montana

Occupation Costs in Japan Exceed 181 Million

The U S Army reports spending 181 039 659 dollars on supplies and services in Japan during fiscal 1061.

Tokyo U.S. Army Japan

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