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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1962

Page

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Kennedy wraps western tour with dam project push

President Kennedy ends western swing in Los Angeles after visiting Pierre South Dakota Pueblo Colorado and the San Luis Dam site near Los Banos California He backs federal state conservation programs and brown for re election while aiming to win California house seats Kennedy plans to return to California in October and fly back to Washington Sunday night

Pierre S. C Pueblo Colo San Luis Los Banos Calif Democratic Party Kennedy California Richard M. Nixon Brown Los Angeles International Airport Beverly Hilton Santa Monica Pat Peter Lawford Lawfords Washington South Dakota Colorado Advanced Water Development

Teamsters and Company Remain Split on Contract Costs

Negotiators for Butte Teamsters Local No 2 and the Anaconda Co. remain apart on contract costs after a marathon bargaining session that extended into Saturday. The 35th day of the strike began July 16, with no immediate resumption planned for at least a week as mediators coordinate with other unions and contractors across Montana.

Butte Teamsters Local No. 2 Anaconda Co Bob McClelland Sherman Hodges Teamsters McClelland Hodges McClelland and Hodges United Steel Workers of America Anaconda Teamsters Union

Butte Flower Show Set to Open Next Week With Cavalcade Theme

Plans for a leading floral event call the 35th annual show one of the most dazzling on record. The Cavalcade of America theme will guide exhibits Tuesday and Wednesday at the Race Track Fire Department Hall. Hours run 6 to 9 30 p m Tuesday and 10 a m to 9 30 p m Wednesday. Entries accepted Tuesday 10 a m to 1 p m. Various chairmen manage horticulture, artistic divisions, junior and high school exhibits, and property supervision with multiple clubs and local names coordinating.

Cavalcade of America Race Track Grand and Farragut George Patrick R. G. Patrick I. A. Helmo Leo Bogatz Donald Rolando Earl Goldsworth

Glasgow Man Heads Kiwanis

Gordon E. Bollinger of Glasgow was elected Saturday to lead Montana Kiwanis, succeeding S. Clark Pifer of East Helena. Nearly 300 Kiwanians and wives attended a two day convention. Elected lieutenant governors were Earl C. Lory Missoula division 1 Norman Johns Great Falls division 2 Joseph Knuckey Sr Butte division 3 William King Billings division 4 Donald Kingery Sidney division 5 and Rex Dalley Helena division 6. Sam Gillaly Helena was re appointed secretary and Howard Schuyler Helena was elected district treasurer.

Helena Sam Gillaly Howard Schuyler

Moscow Welcomes Space Twins With Khrushchev Parade

Soviet leader Khrushchev led a hero's welcome for cosmonauts Maj. Andrian Nikolayev and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich in Moscow. crowds cheered as a Sputnik launch and Berlin demands framed the day, with a 40 minute motorcade to Red Square and speeches.

Khrushchev Berlin Moscow Andrian Nikolayev Pavel Popovich Earth Red Square Lenin

Colleges Tell Building Needs

State Board of Education reviews a prioritized six unit building program for the University of Montana with an unofficial $12 million maximum. The plan, not for immediate activation, serves as a guideline to identify needs and ordering of projects if funds ever become available.

Standard-Post State Bureau Helena State Board of Education University of Montana

River level road completes Lewis and Clark route milestone

Packer's Meadow Idaho ceremony marks the opening of a river level road that links Montana and Idaho via U.S. 12, honoring Sacajawea and the 1805 expedition. Governors Babcock and Smylie will participate as the highway system crosses the Bitterroot area for the first time in decades.

Packer’s Meadow Idaho Sacajawea Lewis and Clark Tim Babcock Montana Robert Smylie Lochia Senate Public Roads Albert Gore D-Tenn

Dedication of U S Highway 12 link draws 6000 at PACKERS MEADOW

Thousands from Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington converge at PACKERS MEADOW Idaho for a Sunday dedication of a link on U S Highway 12. Sen Albert Gore D Tenn delivers a major address with governors and highway officials among the speakers.

Packers Meadow Idaho UPI Montana Oregon Washington U.S. Highway 12 Albert Gore D-Tenn West Helena Missoula Lewiston Clarkston Spalding

Butte 4-H FFA Stock Show Set for Aug 28 30

Butte hosts the 16th annual 4 H and FFA Livestock Show and Sale August 28 30 at the Montana Livestock Auction Co. More than 200 4 H clubs from western Montana enter fat beef lambs hogs and breeding stock with grand and reserve champions sold. Committees include Division Superintendent roles and age verification for junior and senior entrants as of August 29 1962.

Butte Farmers of America Montana Livestock Auction Co Montana James B. Glover Yvonne Gonman Tom Glennie Art Ly‘man Victor Hoxsey Harold Strobel Thad Wojiechow M. A. Jacobsen

Butte Youth and Girl Escape Injury In Train Collision

A Butte youth and an unidentified girl escaped serious harm when their 1951 model car was struck by a Milwaukee freight train near Gregson Hot Springs about 11:15 p.m. Saturday. Driver William Arthur Savage 20 said he did not see the train light as he crossed. Both occupants were taken to Butte by a motorist and reportedly only slightly injured. The car was demolished.

Butte Gregson Hot Springs Don Peterson William Arthur Savage Lowell Peterson Milwaukee Savage

Champions Named at Madison County Fair Ends Today

At the Madison County Fair Jess Armitage swept the field to win the champion of champions cup after taking the grand champion 4-H showman award and the F. L. Niven showmanship trophy. He faced former Niven winners Joe Fouts and Ron Nye in the amateur youth event with Meadow 4-H Club noting the crowd at Twin Bridges High School. The fair closes tonight as Alder Nuggets 4-H won the skit contest for the fifth year, with Busy Bees 4-H in second place.

Kay Hardin Standard Post Sheridan Jess Armitage Madison County Fair Armitage Bill Armitage Cameron F. L. Niven Niven Joe Fouts Waterloo Boosters Ron Nye Twin Bridges High School Madison Me Fair Alder Nuggets Club of Alder The Busy Bees

Northwest Tribes Oppose Knowles Dam Plan

In Missoula, the Af filiated Indian Tribes of the Northwest backed a resolution opposing the Knowles Dam on the Flathead River. Sixteen tribes, meeting at their annual convention, unanimously urged letting the Flatheads decide dam options including Buffalo Rapids No 2 and 4, citing 19 905 acres of land to be flooded.

Missoula UPI Northwest Knowles Dam Flathead River Flathead Knowles Buffalo Rapids

Weather Outlook Across Divide With Warmer Temps

Partly cloudy through tonight and Monday with increasing clouds and warmer highs. East of Divide predicts 75 today and 45 low with 75 to 85 by Monday’s high. West of Divide shows 80 to 90 highs and 45 to 60 lows. North portion may get a few showers Sunday with clouds. No major temperature change anticipated.

Butte Divide

Florida Church Picnic Ends In Boat Tragedy

A 16 foot fishing boat carrying 19 people including 18 children from a Florida church picnic swamped off Lake Tarquin. Only 11 year old Jerome Maples survived after a fisherman reached him with a cane pole. The sole adult aboard was 25 year old Joseph Boyle who operated the boat.

Quincy Fla UPI Jerome Maples Joseph Boyle Jessie Lake Tarquin

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