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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

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Eight Babcock Appointees Get Senate Approval

Senator John L. McKeon urged opposition to James J. Flaherty’s UCC appointment while eight Babcock picks won Senate consent. E C Ellsworth Jr was approved as Montana State Prison warden 49 to 1 and Joseph M Nass named to the Montana Highway Commission 49 to 0. Other confirmations included J Morley Copper, John J McLaughlin, Mrs Dan Williams, H A Tibball, and John D French.

John L. McKeon D-Deer Lodge James J. Flaherty Great Falls

Court Rules Pay for Veterans Secretaries Unconstitutional

The Montana Supreme Court ruled unanimously that a $6,000 annual allowance for veterans organization secretaries at Fort Harrison was unconstitutional. Justice Wesley Castles wrote the decision, citing clear grounds that the appropriation violated state law, with ongoing political clashes surrounding DAV offices and prior line-item funding.

Wesley Castles Veterans of Pay Fort Harrison Helena Commission DAV Supreme Court

Doomed Sunday Closing Law Hit Senate Subcommittee

Patricia Scott reports in Helena that a three man Senate subcommittee was named to study a Sunday closing bill that would ban retailers other than family stores from opening on consecutive Sundays. The measure faces long odds after a large hearing. the House had earlier defeated a similar bill 75 to 18, and transmission rules complicate its fate.

Senate Helena UPI Frank Reardon Silver Bow Senate Commerce and Labor Committee Henry B. Hilling R-Yellowstone William F. Hafferman D Lincoln Arthur N. Jensen Dmineral House

Stolen Auto Replaced by Second Stolen Car Swap

Police searched for a blue two door Mercury reported stolen on Tuesday from the Car Market lot at 300 S. Main after a man in his 30s test drove a 1957 Chevrolet and disappeared. The returned Chevrolet was later found to be stolen in Helena. The Mercury fled with plates 30-7654.

S. Main Helena Mercury

Poor Fund Measure Faces Senate Study in Montana

The Montana Senate Finance and Claims Committee will study HB66 before deciding its path in the Senate. Chair Sen. Ed Carney says the bill may remain in House form or be amended. The measure would raise counties to a 20 mill poor fund levy to draw state welfare aid, up from 14 mills. The House passed it 65-25, with six basic mills plus a 14 mill permissive levy. Public hearing drew supporters and opponents as Silver Bow Cascade and Mineral counties have strained welfare funds. Representative William R. McNamer advocated the bill.

Helena Senate Committee On Finance and Claims Senate Ed Carney D-Daniels Carney Finance and Claims Committee Silver Bow Cascade Mineral County William R. McNamer Yellowstone

Cuba Missile Buildup Denied by McNamara and McCone

In a national briefing Defense Secretary McNamara and CIA Director McCone presented aerial photos and intelligence indicating Cuba has no offensive Soviet weapons and that none have been reintroduced. They cited 400 reconnaissance flights over Cuba since the October crisis with no sign of missiles. Senator Keating challenged the claim, threatening to eat his hat if wrong, and offered no counter evidence.

Washington UPI Cuba Defense Robert S McNamara Central Intelligence Agency John A. McCone Defense Department A Na U.S McCone Wall Sen Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y Senate Keating

Derailment of Empire Builder injures two. rails damaged

The Great Northern Empire Builder derailed near Coram Montana after striking a boulder in thawing weather. Eleven cars were off the tracks. two passengers suffered minor injuries. About 1,000 feet of track damaged. repairs underway with buses taking passengers to Whitefish and Spokane.

CORAM UPI Great Northern Railroad Empire Builder Flathead River Kalispell Division Henry Shap‘eich Spokane Wash West Glacier Montana Whitefish Shapleigh

State Cleans Up Flood Mess After Ice Jam Breaks

Flood recovery continues in Montana with crews clearing debris and rerouting traffic as the Clark Fork ice jam weakens. An ice break on the Gallatin River near Logan ends danger to the nearby community. rail damage on the Milwaukee line near Clinton prompts repairs.

See Geers Clark Fork Missoula Milwaukee Railroad Clinton Nger Missouri River Gallatin Logan

Million suit filed in Butte against MST and T

A $1 million district court suit in Butte targets George and Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. Carmen B. Kurilich and her four children claim false malicious attacks ruined the family life. Kurilich, a 38 year old former tavern operator, was convicted of second degree assault in a 1962 Yellowstone Bar shooting.

On George The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Carmen B. Kurilich Kurilich George Kenneth Patrick Yellowstone Kuhlich Patrick

William Walters Dies After Long Illness in Butte

William H Walters died in a local hospital following an extended illness. A Butte resident for 85 years he was born July 4 1874 and lived at 531 Shields. A carpenter by trade he retired 15 years ago and enjoyed hunting fishing and baseball. He was a charter member of the Butte Carpenters Union and a Methodist. Surviving are a sister Mrs Roy Peaberthy of Denver and a nephew George Tippett of Butte. Funeral services are set for Saturday at White's Funeral Home.

William H. Walters Butte Shields Butte Carpenters Union Methodist Church Roy Peaberthy Denver George Tippett White

Weather outlook for Butte and divide regions

Butte today and Friday. partly cloudy, mild with highs around 52 and 50 to 65 east of divide. West of divide: Thursday into Friday partly to mostly cloudy with a small chance of afternoon showers and cooler highs 38 to 48. Temperatures tonight and Thursday night range 20 to 40.

Butte Divide

Pirates raid ship near Rhio Islands injuries and losses feared

Indonesian pirates killed one crewmember of a Singapore fishing vessel and wounded another in the Rhio Islands. Five crewmen were missing and feared dead, according to reports reaching here. The table shows maximums for 12 hours and precipitation forecasts to 24 hours ending at 5 p.m.

Singapore UPI Rhio Islands

Stolen Mail Found Near Berkeley Pit Garage

Sheriff deputies found mail stolen from the Bozeman area scattered over a large area near the Berkeley Pit garage. Postmaster Wilkinson said most mail from the Helena bound sack was recovered or returned, with checks ripped out and several bundles left untouched for IRS and other agencies. Postal workers washed mud from letters and prepared to return or forward the parcels to their destinations.

John McEnaney George E. Thomas Berkeley Pit A. H. Wilkinson B. J. Sparks Bozeman Helena Missoula Wilkinson Internal Revenue Service Walter Sullivan Henry Ryan Gilbert Noel

Recreation director kept by Butte City Council

Donald R. Peoples, city recreation director since April last year, was rehired for 2 years and 11 months on a unanimous council vote. His $6,000 annual salary remains the same. Peoples is the first director hired under a Feb. 1 ordinance, with terms overlapping mayors for two-year limits.

Donald R. Peoples Butte Peoples

Butte Cemetery Stones Toppled

Sheriff's officers probed vandalism at Mount Moriah Cemetery where 18 headstones were toppled. Footprints indicated three people entered by a north side fence and exited toward Montana Street, with clues being checked Wednesday.

Butte Mount Moriah Montana Street

Aldermen Oppose City County Consolidation In Butte

Butte city officials opposed consolidation with the county saying cost to rural areas would be prohibitive. Alderman Tom Powers cited Silver Bow and Mel as major rural communities affected and warned urban taxpayers would bear added burdens. Alderman Leonard Vainio noted those communities would be drawn into the city limits.

Butte Tom Powers Powers Silver Bow Mel Leonard Vainio

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