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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1966

Page

1

Fire in Hamilton kills two children and injures five

MISSOULA AP A pre dawn fire in Hamilton killed Janice Goss 13 and Sherry Goss 6 and seriously burned Mary Goss 51 and two other children Albert 10 and Anna 5. Ray Goss 21 and Don Goss 23 were hospitalized with injuries. Jim Weber 18 and Carl Ridenour 24 escaped. Fire started on the back porch fed by gasoline fumes from two chain saws ignited by a gas water heater pilot light. Damage to the one story frame house was about 5 000 dollars.

Janice Goss Sherry Albert Anna Ray Don Dennis Hammer Goss Janice Edmond Fort Harrison Fullerton

Billings Officer Wounded in Downtown Gunfight

Billings police officer Richard LaGaly was lightly wounded in a downtown gun battle while pursuing 30 year old L C Crockett who was shot and seriously wounded by another officer as Crockett fired a pistol from his rear pocket. Crockett faced two morals charges already upheld on appeal by the Montana Supreme Court.

Billings Richard LaGaly John Beven L. C. Crockett Yellowstone County District Court Montana Supreme Court Crockett Bevan LaGaly Trigg Moler Beven Moler Crocket

Butte Stores Brace for Final Christmas Rush

Butte merchants brace for the last rush of Christmas shopping. Stores expect ample stocks and plan normal hours with uptown shops closing at 5 30 and groceries at 6 to let staff enjoy Christmas Eve with families. Monday will be a legal holiday and many businesses close.

Butte

Christmas truce fails to halt Viet Cong fire near Saigon

Viet Cong snipers fired 10 rounds at the 1st U S Army Division headquarters in Di An near Saigon and at an American helicopter in Long An Province. The attack came 45 minutes after the cease fire began as Cardinal Spellman prepared to visit Long Binh for a Christmas service.

U.S. Army di An Saigon Long An Francis Cardinal Spellman Tan Son Nhut Long Binh U.S 1St Infantry Division

Wintry weather hits middle South

A major winter storm swept the middle South and the Appalachians causing heavy snow and drifts. Motorists were marooned with 10 foot drifts in Kansas and Oklahoma, 13 inches in Harrison Arkansas, and three foot drifts at Joplin Missouri airport.

Middle South United Press International Appalachians Oklahoma Atlantic Seaboard Central Plains Ozark Mountain Kansas Oklahoma Highway Patrol Miami Ohlo Leitchfield Harrison Arkansas Ozarks Forsyth Missouri Shepherd - of - the- Hills Bull Shoals Lake Joplin

Snow showers and mild temps forecast for Montana

Snow showers are expected mainly in western Montana as a Pacific frontal system crosses the state. Christmas Day will be mostly cloudy with light showers and little temperature change. Highs Friday ranged from 11 at Havre and Cut Bank to 38 at Lewistown and 4 at Great Falls. A trace of precipitation was reported at Havre.

United Press International Montana Havre Cut Bank Lewistown Great Falls

Santa Claus Christmas Eve flight gets FAA waiver

The FAA announced a certificate of waiver for a seasonal air transport on December 24 clearing Santa Claus from standard instrument and equipment rules. The waiver allows a nearly obsolete eight horsepower propulsion unit with a prancing sound, nighttime operations without position lights, a glowing red nose for navigation in low visibility, flying down to rooftop level, and dropping objects at selected targets.

Federal Aviation Agency FAA Santa Claus

Doctors rule out lie detector test for Jack Ruby

Parkland Hospital doctors said Ruby’s cancer makes polygraph results invalid and ruled out testing. Ruby seeks the test to clear his name over the Kennedy assassination case. Texas officials have shown varying support for a test.

Jack Ruby Dallas UPI Parkland Hospital Ruby Earl Detroit Jack John Kennedy Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Texas Atty Waggoner Carr Los Angeles Chris Gugas Chicago Sanford

State Department Says No Comment on Viet Cong Truce Reports

The U S State Department said it had no comment on reports from Saigon that Viet Cong forces violated the 48 hour Christmas truce in Vietnam. A spokesman noted the department would withhold remarks while the truce is in effect.

Saigon North Vietnam U.S Washington U.S. State Department Vietnam

Broadus baby makes Christmas milestone at 18 months

Anette Gali, an 18 month old in Broadus, weighs two pounds two ounces at birth and has just grown four front teeth. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gali, report the milestone as a special Christmas gift.

Broadus Anette Gali Fred Gali Anette

Weather outlook for Butte-Anaconda region turns cloudy

Increasing cloudiness today and Sunday with scattered snow showers. Chance of precipitation ten percent today and tonight. Highs near 36 and a low around 14. One year ago the high and low were 29 and 10. More weather on page 12.

Butte - Anaconda

Anaconda Co workers dispute half day Christmas Eve party

Union members vote to enforce a half day holiday by leaving work as arbitration ruled the Christmas Eve half holiday is a company custom. The 1966 decision by Prof. Charles S. LaCugna allowed the party to be held on or off company premises. Company plans to end the party sparks subsequent conflict and threats of suit.

David L. Holland Charles S. la Cugna Seattle University Butte Metal Trades Council Anaconda Co Charles S. LaCugna LaCugna la Cugna Metal Trades Council Butte Hill

Helena Soldier Aboard Ship Hit by Gunfire in Vietnam

The son of Helena residents Ed and Mrs Kemp serves aboard the destroyer USS O’Brien the first American vessel struck by Communist shore batteries in Vietnam. David Kemp 21 has been in the Navy 16 months and has returned to Vietnam waters for a second time. A letter from Commander George Ferris to the family included holiday wishes.

Helena O’brien Vietnam Ed Kemp George Ferris David Kemp

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