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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1969

Page

1

Teamsters Strike Halts Silver Bow County Work Over Tax Issue

Sixty percent of county employees are affected as 19 Teamsters Local 2 members walk off at noon over a tax withholding dispute. The board faces a possible retroactive tax to federal authorities while negotiations stall over a 48 cent per day wage proposal. Road crews report progress with five miles of blacktopping completed this season and further resurfacing planned.

Silver Bow County Teamsters Union Local 2 Teamster Holman Robert W. Sparks Lucille O'Leary Teamsters

Hurricane Camille Hammers Western Cuba Coast

Hurricane Camille struck western Cuba with 115 mph winds and heavy rains. Residents fled lowland areas in Pinar del Rio as floods triggered evacuations. Fidel Castro's government dispatched medical teams to Guane La Coloma and Alonso Rojas while the storm moved toward the eastern Gulf of Mexico.

Miami Camille Cuba Isle of Fines Gulf of Mexico Havana Radio Pinar del Rio Fidel Castro Guane la Coloma Alonso Rojas

British troops enter Belfast amid sectarian violence

British army units moved into Belfast at night to separate Roman Catholic and Protestant gangs amid two days of intense fighting that left six dead and more than 175 injured. Troops set up barriers on Falls Road and patrolled with helicopters overhead as fires raged and riots spread to multiple areas.

New York Times John M. Lee Belfast Northern Ireland Catholic Falls Road Londonderry Shankill Road Falls Road Shields Irish Republican Army Ireland Broadway

Mansfield begins Asia fact-finding swing from Manila

Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana arrived in Manila to begin a fact finding tour of Southeast Asia. He plans meetings with President Ferdinand Marcos and Foreign Secretary Carlos Romulo and will visit Indonesia Burma Cambodia and Laos spending two to three days in each country.

Manila Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Southeast Asia Philippine Ferdinand E. Marcos Carlos P. Romulo Mansfield Indonesia Burma Cambodia Laos

Boys State Opens With 530 Registrants At Dillon Montana

The Montana American Legion Boys State opens on the Western Montana College campus in Dillon with a record 530 young men registered. Director Ted Hazelbaker leads a nine day program featuring a sports schedule, general assembly and a highlight talk by C. L. Kay of Lubbock Christian College.

Dillon Montana Montana American Legion Boys State Western Montana College Ted Hazelbaker General Assembly Hazelbaker C. L. Kay Lubbock Christian College Lubbock Tex Gile Mitchell

Weather outlook and forecast notes

The forecast notes cloudy and cooler conditions. Day's outlook lists highs around 80 and lows near 45 with a brief note that weather tables appear on Page 2.

Montana expands job services for blind residents

Montana broadens its vocational rehabilitation program for the blind with 62 people rehabilitated in 1968 69 by the Division of Visual Services. The agency offers job placement, mobility training, and new district offices in Helena Billings Great Falls Missoula Miles City and Glasgow opening Sept 1.

State Division of Visual Services Helena Billings Great Falls Missoula Miles City Glasgow Montana Honka

Western Air cuts two Montana flights immediately

Western Airlines, rebounding from a four week mechanics strike, will discontinue two Montana trips 5 and 6 at once rather than wait for the September 6 date. Spokesmen in Great Falls and Butte said the flights are canceled now and will not resume when regular service begins within a week. The strike ended after negotiations and a new three year contract raises top wages from 4.21 to 5.60 dollars.

Associated Press Western Airlines Montana Great Falls Butte

Army keeps grip on Beret officer

In Saigon the US Army refused to release one of eight Green Berets charged with murdering a Vietnamese. The decision cited the seriousness of the alleged offense. The Green Beret’s civilian attorney Maj. Thomas C. Middleton Jr. of Jefferson South Carolina said officials in Vietnam and the CIA were involved.

Saigon Green Berets Green Beret Thomas C. Middleton Jr Jefferson S.C Vietnam U.S. Central Intelligence Agency

West Yellowstone climber rescued from Mount Jackson

A youthful climber identified as Robert Johnstone of Detroit was rescued late Thursday from Mount Jackson near West Yellowstone. Ranger Rick Anderson led a three man team to the scene and reported the climber was unharmed. The article also references a separate legal matter involving military personnel and a cover name used on an official charge sheet.

West Yellowstone Robert Johnstone Detroit Mich Mount Jackson Johnstone Rick Anderson

State newspaper prizes awarded

The Sidney Herald Liberty County Times and Western News won top prizes in the Montana Press Association contest announced at Billings during the 57th annual convention. The Sidney Herald earned first in typographical excellence. Liberty County Times led general excellence under 1,500 circulation and Western News topped over 1,500 circulation. A photography seminar opened the morning session. Strand Hilleboe presided at the banquet amid further photography discussions.

Billings Sidney Herald Liberty County Times of Chester Western News of Libby Montana Press Association MPA Northern Hotel Liberty County Times Western News Strand Hilleboe Billings Gazette

Ethics win as Montana press bans sponsor funded events

The Montana Press Association votes to end sponsor paid social hours and luncheons at conventions. The board approves a policy requiring the association to finance all future functions, though this year’s event remains funded by sponsors. Editor Paul Husted calls the move overdue and right for public trust.

Jerry Holloron Standard State Bureau Billings Montana Press Association Association Paul Husted The Miles City Star Transwestern Life Insurance Co Montana Power Co Northern Pacific Great Northern Milwaukee

Tri-County Fair Deer Lodge Weekend Schedule Highlights

The Tri County Fair closes Sunday in Deer Lodge with grandstand exhibits opening at 9 am and a full program including parades 4-H and FFA exhibits horse and livestock shows and Inland Empire Shows. Free barbecue at 12:30 pm, Flathead Indian Show at 1 pm, jackpot team roping and barrel racing through 3:30 pm, then 4-H dress revue at 7 and Cindy Bardine Revue at 8.

Tri-County Deer Lodge Anaconda Philipsburg Granite County Future Farmers of America Inland Empire Mammoth Street Fairgrounds Cindy Bardine

Billings Youth's Dog Survives Golden Gate Bridge Leap

Rip the 6 year old 80 pound Labrador retriever leaped from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco while playing with owner Tom Bonogofsky 19 of Billings Montana. The dog survived the fall landing on an anchorage balcony 70 feet below and remains paralyzed in hind legs and tail. Vets hold hope for some recovery with treatment as Bonogofsky and bridge attendants transported the dog to safety on a stretcher.

San Francisco Billings Mont Golden Gate Bridge Rip Tom Bonogofsky Anchorage Bonogorsky

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Earl J. Holman Teamsters Union Health and Welfare and Employes Sparks Mark P. Sullivan United Florida Gulf O Mos Ft. Griswold State Park Groton Conn Asia Charles Stauffer Dale Tash Frank Hazelbaker Frank Hull Dick Sietsema George Marinkovich Duke Gilbert Walter Delaney Jim Corr John Wilkerson Terry Hazelbaker Army Beret By Richard Pyle W. Yellowstone George W. Gregory Cheraw S.S Military Court of Appeals Washington Middleton Robert B. Rheault Vineyard Haven Mass Special Forces Long Binh Gregory Chu Yen Thai Khac Mountain Bell Telephone Co Husted
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