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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1959

Page

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Butte To House 750 Ennis Refugees Amid Earthquake Relief

The Butte Red Cross urged residents to shelter refugees with 750 accommodations offered within hours. The Butte Chamber of Commerce coordinated calls from out of state relatives and local housing projects with Kenwood Realty Co providing 15 furnished units and more apartments for shelter. Doris Wood of Missoula aids Red Cross relief and evacuation with Civil Defense, as Anaconda’s Kenwood Realty Co. supplies housing in Butte projects.

Butte Red Cross Butte Butte Chamber of Commerce Harold McGrath Anaconda Company Amic Kenwood Realty Co Madison Valley Harold Frnished Civil Defense Red Cross Doris Wood Missoula Sheridan-Ennis Kenwood Anaconda

Red Cross Clears Information on Western Earthquake Tourists

Washington AP reports the American Red Cross and its Bozeman Montana chapter act as an information center for tourists and others affected by the Western earthquake. Spokesman says inquiries about individuals should go through local Red Cross chapters for relay to Bozeman.

Washington American Red Cross Bozeman Mont All Aires Red Cross

Mine Mill Strike Begins Today in Four Montana Cities

The Mine Mill strike starts today in Butte and four other Montana cities as The Anaconda Co and the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers fail to reach a new agreement. Pickets will line Anaconda mines and properties in Butte Anaconda Great Falls East Helena and Tooele Utah as shifts from 7 to 8 a.m. MDST go idle. About 5,600 SUMM&SW workers are on strike with roughly 1,400 more idle. Negotiations broke down after the company refused to sign a written assurance tying settlement terms to other metal producers. Barney Rask of Butte Miners Union No. 1 cited mediation contacts with Robert McCleland of the U S Department of Labor and said nothing could be done now.

Butte Anaconda Co International Union of Mine Anaconda Great Falls East Helena Tooele Utah Summ&sw Barney Rask Butte Miners Union No. 1 Robert McCleland Mediation and Conciliation Service U. S. Department of Labor Rask McCleland

Montana Weather Outlook East and West Districts

East Montana sees cloudiness Wednesday into Thursday with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. Highs 75 to 90 both days. West Montana forecasts Thursday storms to the south with little temperature change. highs 70 to 80, lows Wednesday night 45 to 55.

Montana

Fancy Vacations Forever? Post-Standard Want Ad Pitch

A Post-Standard want ad promises to help families raise cash by selling unused items and funding vacations. Prospects are urged to call 5451 to start the process and join others who turned their unused belongings into travel funds.

Butte Man Sees Large Slide Buried Camp Area

H A Frank of Frank Tire Co reported after a flight over the Madison Valley earthquake zone that many may be buried near Hebgen Lake. He and colleagues observed a massive land shift with a scoop like removal of a mountain portion, claiming at least a third moved and 5,000,000 yards of material displaced.

Hebgen Lake H. A. Frank Frank Tire Co Madison Valley Frank Les Sheridan F & S Construction Co Carl Daniels Joe Mogush Sheridan Hebgen Canyon Berkeley Pit

Red Troops Reenter Northern Laos Amid Queued Orders

Government reports that communist rebel units are moving back into Sam Neua and Phong Saly in northern Laos near the North Vietnamese frontier. Brig. Gen. Ouane Rathikoune says Laotian outposts indicate bands have penetrated up to fifty miles inside Laos awaiting orders.

Vientiane, Laos Laos Red Sam Neua Phong Saly Viet Nam China Ouane Rathikoune

Eisenhower Signs Defense Bill and Atomic Energy Appropriation

President Eisenhower signed the Defense Department appropriation bill totaling 39,228,200,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30 and also approved 2,651,614,000 for the Atomic Energy Commission for the same period.

Washington Eisenhower Defense Department Atomic Energy Commission

Butte Sees Quake Aftermath and Damaged Schools

A series of tremors rattled Butte with four minor shocks and a 30 second major quake at 12:38 a.m. Costs to repair Franklin School may reach 5 to 10 thousand dollars while Emerson Gate entrance block fell. Mrs Matthis in Missoula aided. rescues linked to Wade Lake camping.

Butte John McCaslin Montana School of Mines Madison Canyon McCaslin Ray Matthis Missoula Wade Lake Jack Voucher Ventura Calif Joan Ray Harrison Manhattan Franklin George Haney Emerson

Madison Canyon Earthquake Slows Rescue Amid Toll Rising

Rescue workers struggle to reach victims after a massive Madison Canyon quake near Hebgen Dam. At least 18 dead with 42 seriously injured, as helicopters evacuate the injured and fears of further slides persist.

Madison Canyon Hebgen Dam Ennis Madison Valley Madison River Butte Virginia City California Institute of Technology Rock Creek Hebgen Yellowstone Bozeman West Yellowstone

Terrifying Experiences Are Related by Youthful Tourists

Bowyer Resalte and two young tourists were injured in a Virginia City camping disaster after a cyclone struck. Shirley Ost, 6, and Ruth Ost were hospitalized, while several others endured cuts and eye injuries as rocks and water surged around the canyon campsite.

Virginia City Bowyer Madison Var Shirley Ruth Ost Ennis

Cannon Visits Hebgen Lake Disaster Area

Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon and his son Ross traveled to the Madison Canyon earthquake zone and planned to reach the Hebgen Dam late Tuesday night. He aimed to walk into the disaster area from the dam site as officials reported a seven mile stretch of lakefront devastated.

Butte Civil Defense Mobilizes for Earthquake Call

Butte Civil Defense issued a volunteer call for nurses and personnel to aid at an Ennis earthquake disaster scene. The effort drew more responses than anticipated, later retracted as not needed. Doctors Frank Peterson and L G Hammer were sent, with plasma, oxygen and supplies by plane, plus Salvation Army clothing shipment.

Butte Ennis William Talbott Cole Sullivan Butte CD Bozeman Frank Peterson L. G. Hammer Salvation Army

Emergency Food Ready if Needed in Madison Valley

Federal officials authorized Montana to distribute emergency federal food supplies to the Madison Valley if relief is requested. State Controller William F. Koch said no request had been made by Tuesday evening, though reports described a food shortage among quake survivors living in shelters on mountain tops. The state holds ample stocks of flour cornmeal rice dry milk eggs butter and cheese.

Helena Mont Madison Valley William F. Koch Koch

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