Pollution curb ordered for Clark Fork as council seeks action
Montana Water Pollution Control Council directs the State Board of Health to issue an order against Anaconda Co. to relieve pollution and add facilities at settling ponds. The panel notes legal limits but pushes for immediate steps to curb copper salts and prevent future damage to the Clark Fork River.
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Neil Bibler
Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Water Pollution Control Council
Clark Fork
State Board of Health
Anaconda Co
Pollution Council
Gene Picotte
Picotte
Health Board
John
Dunkle
Anderson
Montana Water Pollution Control Council
Dunkle stalls Clark Fork court action
Union and Anaconda Co representatives delayed court action aimed at stopping Clark Fork River pollution. They agreed to meet in Butte at 1 30 PM Thursday to iron out a solution after state Fish and Game director Frank H Dunkle warned he would stop bargaining.
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Helena
Clark Fork
Anaconda Co
Frank H. Dunkle
Fish and Game
Tim Babcock
Butte
Dean Andrews to defend self in conspiracy case
In New Orleans the defense indicates Dean Andrews will plead his own defense in a conspiracy case after a district attorney was not appointed. The remarks suggest Andrews believes his plea should be fully considered and not dismissed.
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Dean Andrews
New Orleans
Tak
Andrews
Talks on copper strike open with hope of avoiding river pollution
In Helena Governor Babcock convened a session with Anaconda Co and 17 striking unions to seek a path to avert pollution of the Clark Fork River and to set dates for continued negotiations. Federal mediator and union leaders called talks in Salt Lake City productive yet unresolved.
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Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
East Helena
Anaconda Co. Ion
Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
Montana
Capitol
Babcock
Bill Kirkpatrick
District of Columbia home rule plan okayed
The House approved Johnsons District of Columbia reorganization plan, paving the way for an elected city government structure. A new nine member council, a mayor and assistant mayor will replace the three commissioner system with council seats and staff partly filled by African Americans. The Senate must act for the plan to become law, but the House defeated a measure to kill the reform.
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NEW York Times
Washington
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Johnson
White House
House Committee On
District of Columbia Board of Commissioners
Congress
Protestors vocal at county budget hearing
A handful of protestors voiced concerns at the county budget hearing while the commission reviewed a prelim budget of about 3.7 million dollars. Officials were pressed on funds for a part time dog catcher and an unused parks program, with brief debate over a county attorney investigator at 5600 dollars annually. County Atty P. Sullivan and Sheriff William L. Dalling clashed on Dalling’s interpretation.
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P. Sullivan
William L. Dalling
Dalling
City-County Health Board becomes a reality in Butte
The City-County Board of Health gains formal status in Butte and Silver Bay County after an agreement signed by Mayor Thomas F. Powers and Robert J. Schule. The initial budget totals 54,250 with $12,750 for the city and $41,500 for the county, subject to later adjustment. the county will provide office space. Continued Page 2.
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Board of Health
Butte
Frank Quinn
Silver Bay County
Thomas F. Powers
Robert J. Schule
Seid Ehates Comat
Lor. Holman
Butte Anaconda Weather Averages Stay Mostly Warm
Brief weather forecast notes partly cloudy mornings and warm afternoons with a few afternoon thundershowers possible over the mountains. Highs around 85 and nights near 45. One year ago temperatures were 86 and 43. Page 2 weather table.
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Butte - Anaconda
City Budget Passes Without Public Objections
The July 25 preliminary budget faced no protest at a Wednesday meeting. City Council and Mayor Tom Powers attended only to adjourn as no residents objected. A final budget vote and mill levies will occur at next Monday’s meeting.
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Tom Powers
Girls dominate fat stock awards at Silver Bow Youth Fair
Two Madison County girls led fat stock wins at the Silver Bow Youth Fair with grand championships in fat beef and fat sheep. Sally Milesnick and Barbara Woodward also claimed reserve marks, while Jefferson and Gallatin County entrants earned titles and blue ribbons across fat beef and sheep divisions.
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Madison County
Silver Bow
Betty Goggins
Sally Milesnick
Gallatin County
Barbara Woodward
Ethel Capp
Jefferson County
Bob Palacini
Gary Wold
Silver Bow County
Gary Brandenburg
Barbara Morris
Chris Penrod
Susan Spring
Gallatin
Juliana Stratton
Ginger Capp
Jefferson
Joyce Craddock
Shelly Jackson
Madison
Billie Jean Peterson
Laurie Peterson
Bill Greene
Sheila Connell
Katharine Smith
Beaverhead
Kay Britton
Bill Morris
Karen Davidson
Gayle Wold
Bob Goggins Jr
Janet Goggins
Jack Goldenstein
Ted Milesnick
Mike Montgomery
Sharon Dusenberry
Linda Goldenstein
Barbara Wortman
Connie Blackwood
Hanson
Denny Larson
Lonnie Larson
Cad Oe Ping
Bill Laughter
Lewis
Notable Page Readings Highlight Midwest Nigeria and Steelers
Page 5 previews a feature on Midwest Nigeria in rebel hands. Page 8 covers The Butte and Chris tened. Page 10 reports Steelers are rebuilding with renewed strategy and player changes.
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Midwest
Nigeria
Steelers
China teeters as fighting looms in Mao Lin clash
Special correspondent notes rising alarm in press over China s struggle between Mao Tse tung Lin Piao faction and Liu Shao chi forces. Observers see possible climactic action as factions vie for control amid state media propaganda and foreign confusion.
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William L. Ryan
China
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Liu Shao-chi
Khrushchev
Ee Re
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