State moves to shut down Rocky Mountain Phosphates plant
In Deer Lodge Montana federal state and county officials urged closing the Rocky Mountain Phosphates plant in Garrison until it proves it can stop fluoride pollution and meet air quality goals. The plan will be supervised by the State Board of Health as officials criticized the plant’s equipment and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Anderson
State Board of Health
Jerry Holloron Deer Lodge
Rocky Mountain Phosphates
Garrison
Federal Air Pollution Department
Powell County
Dahood
Farm family mass murder shocks Minnesota community
In LT. CLOUD Minnesota five members of the Hoskins family including wife 29 and children Julie 7 Darla 4 Linda 1 David 6 weeks are found dead in their farm home after intruders set a fire. The husband bound and wounded reports say four to five intruders carried out the attack. A 22 caliber rifle was found amid the ruins. Authorities describe it as a mass killing similar to a Shell Lake incident earlier in the week. The husband survived and aided investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloud
Minn
Minnesota
Point Hoskins
Hoskins
Stearns County
Peter Lahr
Clark Fork pollution case moves with venue battle ahead
A show cause hearing on Clark Fork River pollution continued as judges weigh change of venue between Missoula and Silver Bow Counties. Fish and Game and Anaconda Co. push downstream water as property. unions argue no recovery or real water. Judge Green will decide venue next week as conditions improve with the precipitator running.
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Missoula
Clark Fork
Silver Bow
Council For the
Montana Fish and Game Department
Council For Anaconda Co
Fish and Game Dept
Council For
Chadwick Smith
Presiding Distr
Jack L. Green
Frank Dunkle
Kiwanis Convention Closes With Banquet At Butte Club
Kiwanis convention in Montana wraps up with governor’s banquet at Butte Country Club tonight. Lorin Badskey of North Webster Indiana to deliver noon address at Finlen Hotel for members wives and guests. W G Rafter district governor presides. Friday speaker Dick Harp urged Christian leadership and active youth involvement.
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Lorin Badskey
North Webster
Ind
Montana
Butte Country Club
Badskey
Finlen Hotel
W. G. Rafter
Swistown
Kiwanians
Dick Harp
Fellowship of Christian Athlets
Harp
University of Kansas
T. J. MacKinnon
Vancouver
B.C
Eight new ball fields from park sale proceeds
Eight new baseball fields will be built in Father Sheehan Memorial Park using proceeds from a Monday sale of 5 percent acres. The sale at public auction starts at 221000 dollars, with half of the proceeds shared by the county park board and Anaconda Co. The board also discussed clearing land for playfields at other Forterton sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Sheehan
Furtherton
Vas Ibility of
Harrison
Anaconda Co
Sheehan
Forest fires widen etc Idaho guard called to Trapper Peak blaze
The war on forest fires in the Northwest expands with an alert to the Idaho National Guard for possible action on the Trapper Peak fire in the Kaniksu National Forest. About 3,200 acres burn with 600 firefighters on the line and 900 more expected in Glacier National Park by Saturday. multiple other fires across the region add to a season total of 1,162 reported fires.
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Northwest
Idaho National Guard
Don Samuelson
Trapper Peak
Kanikso National Forest
Selkirk Mountains
Priest Lake
Canadian
Idaho
Glacier National Park
Flathead
Columbia Falls
National Forest
Sky Lake
Libby
Kootenai National Forest
Cabinet Mountain
Eacave Y
Tourist Creek
Coeur d’Alene River
Coeur d’Alene National Forest
Cete Dam
Bass Creek
Robertson
Orofino
Clearwater National Forest
Crooked Creek
Lolo Pass
Glacier
National Park
Dan Nelson
Park Service
Flathead River
Bun‘ney
Forest Fire Danger Rises in Deerlodge National Forest
Fire danger in the Deerlodge National Forest is rated very high due to high temperatures and low humidity. Fires start easily from all causes as grass, weeds, and litter dry out. rain-caused fires have been traced to recreationists smoking or leaving embers unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerlodge National Forest
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda region
Continued fair and warm through Sunday with highs near 88 and lows around 44. No showers expected. A year ago highs reached 73 and lows around 46. Weather table page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte - Anaconda
Johnson challenges Congress over Vietnam policy
President Johnson told reporters Congress can oppose his Vietnam strategy but the option exists to void the 1964 joint resolution. He argued communists are being beaten and insisted U S actions stay within constitutional authority while stressing the need to deter aggression with minimal losses.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Congress
White House
China
United States
U.S
South Vietnam
Com
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Gulf of Tonkin
Prison laboratory to be built on state prison farm
Groundbreaking marks the start of work on a prison laboratory financed by Hoffmann La Roche. The facility, operated with the University of Montana Foundation, will study new drugs using volunteer prison labor and include safety measures for animal testing before human trials. Construction bids totaled 151 369 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Hoffmann-LaRoche
University of Montana Foundation
Board of Institutions
Board of Regents
Babcock
Robert Robinson
Robert Pantzer
University of Montana
Deer Lodge Valley
Construction Co. of
Butte
PACE Leaders Plan Strong Organization At Friday Luncheon
PACE leaders convene a Friday luncheon to form a stronger group. Don Ulrich, presiding, notes the kickoff phase and invites public letters to PO Box 833 Butte. The steering committee will review complaints and suggestions as part of two aims, reducing crime and improving the community’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ulrich
Butte
Neil
Viet Cong document hints at talks only after victory
A released Viet Cong document indicates leaders plan negotiations on a Vietnam settlement only after a victory. It cites a 60 page Central Office resolution adopted 16 months earlier, arguing the war will continue until American imperialists are crushed and goals are in sight for 10 or 20 years if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Central Office
South Vietnam
Tragic Beam Collapse at Weymouth Hangar Kills Two
At South Weymouth Naval Air Station an aircraft hangar under construction saw four precast concrete beams fall 70 feet after a crack. About 30 workers were on site when the 120 ton beams collapsed, killing two and injuring five. Seven men could not escape the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Mass
South Weymouth Naval Air Station
Three Bozeman youths elected at Boys State
Gov. Tim Babcock told Montana youths at Boys State that specialization boosts job chances and urged active political interest. Dennis Curran of Missoula also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Dillon
Tim Babcock
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John W. Gardner
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wade J. Dahood
Anaconda
Washington State
Red Magner
State Highway Department
Mt. Baker Lodge
Mt. Shuksan
THE
Associated Press
Kootnai National Forest
Hot Springs
LBJ
Mander
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