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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1962

Page

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Butte Beer Dealers Face State Investigation

The Montana Liquor Control Board opened a probe into wholesale beer distributors in the Butte Anaconda area. The agency, led by J. E. Rafn, says delinquency rules trigger possible license revocation. Dell A. Lloyd is auditing books while the board reviews all facts and plans final action after January sessions and anticipated reports.

Frank Quinn Montana Liquor Control Standard-Post Aid Holesale utte-Anaconda J. E. Rafn Ewistown Dell A. Lloyd Lloyd Buttenaconda Ll Beer

Cold Through Saturday With Light Snow East of Divide

Butte area reports continued cold through Saturday with expected highs near 5 and lows around -30. Variable cloudiness and light snow east of the Divide. West of the Divide mixed clouds Friday to Saturday with a few snow flurries. Confined cold with highs from 5 below to 10 above and nightly lows from 10 below to 15 below in higher valleys.

Butte Divide

Dillon Banker W W Hawkins 71 Dies Conservationist

Dillon banker and conservationist W W Hap Hawkins died at Barrett Hospital at age 71 after a year of declining health. Born December 25 1890 in Cooke City he later served in WWI and built a banking career in Dillon. Funeral services set for 10:30 a m Saturday at Brundage Chapel with burial at Mountain View Cemetery.

Dillon W. W Hap) Hawkins Barrett Hospital Thes Brundage Chapel William Holland Mountain View Cemetery Hawkins Cooke City Custer High School Miles City Northwestern University Evanston Ill University of Washington At Seattle Everett Wash Washington National Guard France Coast Artillery First National Bank

Kennedy seeks funds for Billings courthouse project

President Kennedy asked Congress for 5.756 million dollars for a new federal courthouse and office building in Billings. The request was included in the General Services Administration construction budget for the coming fiscal year.

Washington UPI Kennedy Billings General Services Administration

Court suspends lawyer for deceiving client

The Montana Supreme Court suspended Great Falls attorney W. D. Hirst for 45 days for deceiving his client Dun and Bradstreet in a $500 collection case. He may seek reinstatement after 45 days with proof of good moral character. The court also ordered a $57.50 remittance to be deposited for the client.

Hirst Dun and Bradstreet, Inc Supreme Court Attorney General’s Office District Court Great Falls

Drivers Strike At Utah Pit

About 25 truck drivers employed by Western Contracting Corp. at the Bingham open pit copper mine walked off in a wildcat strike. The Teamsters Local 222 members protested trucks deemed inadequately weather conditioned for freezing temperatures, shutting Western's operations on the east side of the mine. The firm, under contract with Kennecott Corp., plans to remove 12 million tons of material from the upper edges of the mine.

Bingham Canyon Utah UPI Western Contracting Corp Bingham Open Pit Teamsters Union Local 222 Western Kennecott Corp Western Contracting

Air Force pulls Domingo coup as Balaguer quits

In Santo Domingo a counter coup frees four council of state members from imprisonment. The air force arrests Maj Gen Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria, releases the ousted officials, and the reassembled council resigns Balaguer, naming Rafael Bonnelly as president. Crowds cheer as tanks guard the palace amid a 6 pm curfew.

Domingo Balaguer Joaquin Balaguer Rafael F. Bonnelly Bonnelly Santo Domingo Air Force Council of State Takat San Isidro Air Force Base

Kennedy Lets $92.5 Billion Budget Boost Space and Defense

President Kennedy submitted a record peacetime budget of 92.5 billion dollars favoring space capacity and stronger military forces. He seeks repeal of the 10 percent tax on travel, modest income tax relief next year, and a 10 billion increase in the debt limit to 308 billion.

Robert Barkdoll Washington UPI Kennedy Congress U.S

Montana Dams Budgeted for Engineering and Design

Congress is urged to appropriate 2.6 million dollars for advance engineering and design of Libby Dam in Montana. The Army Corps of Engineers would handle design and construction, with 150 thousand dollars requested for a Missouri River flood control study at Fort Peck. Kennedy seeks 12.15 million to continue Yellowtail Dam work and 11.39 million for the Bureau of Reclamation Missouri River East Benches projects including Clark Canyon Dam Barrets Diversion Dam and canal works.

Washington API Press- Congress Libby Montana Army Corps of Engineers Missouri Fort Peck Congress Kennedy Yellowtail Dam Bureau of Reclamation Bureau East Bench Missouri River Basin Clark Canyon Barrets Diversion

Rancher Montgomery Seeks Congress Seat on GOP Ticket

Lima rancher Wayne Montgomery announced he would run for the U S House from Montana's 1st District as a conservative Republican. He set up campaign HQ in Helena after hinting last fall he would run, aiming to challenge Democrat Arnold Olsen’s 1960 seat.

Montgomery Congress GOP Missoula UPI Lima Wayne Montgomery U. S House of Representatives Helena Montana Sid Groff Montana School of Mines Butte Western District State Planning Board Thomas J. Collins Arnold H. Olsen

Jury returns 16 indictments from Montana grand jury

A federal grand jury in Butte returned 16 true bills out of 18 presentments after two and a half days of private sessions. Indictments span Butte Billings Missoula Havre Glasgow Helena Great Falls divisions with four arrests already made and others pending. Names include Barrie Craig Stuart John Irvine Mooney and Emil Richard Bailey in charges of auto theft interstate theft and mail fraud.

Frank Bartel District of Montana Butte U.S. District Court Billings Missoula Havre-Glasgow Helena Great Falls Barrie Craig Stuart Bethesda Miles City Stuart Eta St. Paul John Irvine Mooney

Man Arrested After Handing Bomb to Waitress at Colorado Airport

Pfc. Arthur Haas stationed at Fort Carson was arrested after delivering a bag containing a home made explosive to a waitress at Peterson Field airport restaurant. The device described as deadly was handed to Mrs. Anita Hummer who alerted staff and authorities. Haas was later detained at the base for questioning. The Hummers had prior violence history. Milton killed Jack Malcolm in 1960 and was convicted, while Anita had obtained a divorce last week.

Colorado Springs Colo UPI Peterson Field Pfc Arthur Haas Ft. Carson Here Haas Anita Hummer el Paso Hummer Canon City

Wildlife Meet Opens Today In Anaconda

The Montana Wildlife Federation holds a three day convention at the Hotel Marcus with 9 a.m. opening, bylaws revisions, and talks by Heber Smith of the National Wildlife Federation. G Rediske of Livingston and Lon Garrison discuss Yellowstone elk issues, with lectures by Dr. George F. Wiesel Jr. and Les Pengelly. A Friday banquet and Sunday resolutions cap the event.

Montana Wildlife Federation Marcus Robert Heber Smith National Wildlife Federation Federation G Rediske Livingston Ieee Lon Garrison Boyd Opheim Montana Fish and Game Department George F. Wiesel Jr Montana State University Missoula Les Pengelly Clark’s Fork

Webb Knapp says Britons won’t affect steel mill plans

Webb & Knapp executive vice president William Zeckendorf Jr. said British board members will not alter Gulf States Land & Industries Corp. plans to build a $36 million steel plant at Anaconda Montana. He cited no impact on operations and noted the board change related to forming the largest urban development firm in the United States.

New York UPI Webb & Knapp Inc Anaconda Mont William Zeckendorf Jr Webb & Knapp Zeckendorf Gulf States Land & Industries Corp United States

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