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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1964

Page

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Panama Demands End to U S Control of Canal

Panamas ambassador to the United Nations Aquilino Boyd urged the U N to help end permanent U S oversight of the canal and to erase the 1903 treaty clause. He said Panama would seek a fixed date for full control or jointly operate the waterway until then. Sen Morse criticized U S policy and proposed a hemispheric sea level canal possibly using atomic excavation.

Washington UPI Panama United Nations United States Canal Zone Aquilino Boyd U.N. Security Council U.s.-Panama U.S Canal Boyd Organization of American States OAS U.N Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse Panama Canal

Panama Reacts To Canal Zone Crisis With Three Diplomatic Options

Panama's government weighs path to end the deadlock with the United States. options include United Nations mediation, OAS intervention, or an emergency hemisphere ministers meeting as U.S.-Panama relations remain severed. A Canal Zone youth, James Jenkins, leaves for the United States after the Balboa High incident sparked riots.

Matthew T. Kenny Panama City UPI Robert Chiari Panama Canal Zone United States Pute United Nations Organization of American States OAS U.S. - Panama American Canal Zone James Jenkins Canal Zone Isthmus Cristobal Cambridge Ohio Young Jenkins Panama Balboa High School Robert J. Fleming Miguel J. Moreno Washington

Massive Search for Missing Woman Balloon Racer

A wide search for Barbara Keith of Hartford, Connecticut, vanished Saturday during an eight balloon race from Catalina Island to the mainland. Planes coast guard ships and helicopters scoured a 50 mile arc from San Clemente to San Diego with no trace found. Barbara Keith, a veteran balloonist and mother of ten, was the race’s sole woman contestant alongside eight others including actor Cliff Robertson.

San Diego Calif Santa Catalina Island Barbara Keith Hartford San Clemente Coast Guard Catalina Channel Newport Beach Cliff Robertson

Explosion Injures Detroit Mafia Figure Perrone

In Detroit a car blast critically injured 69 year old Santo Perrone a reputed Mafia member as he sat in his car near a car wash on Gratiot Avenue. Police said a bomb was placed to explode when he started the ignition and investigators searched for clues. Perrone survived and muttered who did it while hospital doctors treated him.

Detroit Santo Sam) Perrone Mafia Cosa Nostra Saratoga General Hospital Perrone Police Scientific Laboratory Reed James Phillip

Man’s Car Strikes Wall Near 404 Fe Park

Melvin J. Coates, 36, of Walkerville, was treated for automobile accident injuries after his car hit a brick wall Saturday night at 404 FE Park near a Butte tire salvage depot. He was in fair condition at St James Hospital Sunday night, bleeding profusely on admission. Police assisted transport to the hospital.

Melvin J. Coates Walkerville St. James Hospital FE. Park Butte Tire Coates

Spotlight on Johnson’s Economy Plan in Congress

Washington AP reports Congress will review the Johnson administration economic proposals. The president seeks a 97.9 billion dollar federal budget for the year starting July 1 and tax cuts of 11 billion. GNP is projected at 600 billion in late 1963, with aims to reduce deficits and cut defense spending. Civil rights bills face continued House hearings as Senate tax debate nears.

Washington Congressional Johnson Congress Senate Finance Committee National Aeronautics and Space Administration Peace Corps Committees of Congress Senate House Rules Committee House

Garrison Driver Killed in Weekend Montana Wreck

Larry J Marker 22, recently discharged from the Army, died from a skull fracture after a high speed two car pass and head on collision on U.S. 10, 11 miles west of Butte. Four others injured include Gilbert Duran 23 Kenneth Cunningham 37 Roland Wyatt 207 Curtis and Frank Gray 411 W Granite.

Garrison Larry J Marker Butte U.S. 10 Gilbert Duran Kenneth Cunningham Roland Wyatt Curtis Frank Gray W. Granite Marker Duran St. James Community Hospital Cunningham Gray Wyatt Montana Silver Bow Don Peterson Peterson Robert R. Roberts Anaconda Roberts Washoe Park

Whitefish Man Killed in 3-Car Smash-up

A three car crash south of Whitefish killed Gerald Stevens 25. Orley Taylor 47 Kalispell hit Stevens pickup after McCarthy 24 Kalispell pulled his car from a ditch. McCarthy and Taylor were hospitalized in serious condition. An inquest will be called.

Associated Press Montana Butte Whitefish Larry J. Marker Garrison Gerald Stevens Stevens Sol Catron Charles McCarthy McCarthy Taylor

Northwest Storm Hits with Heavy Snow and High Winds

Weather across the Pacific Northwest brings winds over 70 mph, heavy rain, and multiple inches of snow in Washington and Oregon. Omak and Spokane report several inches of fresh snow, while Cascades passes close due to snow. Forecasters warn of continuing gusts and rain along the northern Pacific coast and snow in mountain regions.

United Press International Pacific Northwest Omak Wash Spokane Washington Puget Sound Cascades Weather Bureau Tatoosh Island Astoria Ore Eugene Roseburg Portland Nevada Idaho Utah Gooding West Yellowstone Millan Pacific Coast California Missouri Illinois Arkansas Kentucky New England Gulf of Mexico Maine New Orleans Canada Michigan Wisconsin Texas

Anaconda Worker Dies After Conveyor Injury

Ralph LeRoy Clawson 50 of Anaconda died at St. James Community Hospital after an injury at the Butte concentrator of the Anaconda Co. He was a cleanup crew member who reportedly entangled in a moving conveyor belt. Autopsy planned. coroner reported possible rib injury. Clawson, born in Philipsburg, lived at 609 E Eighth, Anaconda, married to Ruby Adsit, with two sons and two daughters. Funeral services pending.

Peterson Thomas Joseph Anaconda Opportunity Dale Evans Butte Ralph LeRoy Clawson St. James Community Hospital E. Eighth Clawson Anaconda Co W. D. Williams Andy Aleksich Fischer Funeral Home Philipsburg Northern Pacific Railroad Phil Ipsburg Concentrator United Steelworkers Assembly of God Church Ruby Adsit Guy Billings Jimmie Walter Softich Priscilla Clawson Carl Redwood City Calif Steve Frankovich George Bessette Stanley Charles Softich

Infant dies in sleep accident at home

Harry Fisher Jr., two months old, died about 7 a.m. Sunday at 39 W Woolman. Coroner Andy Aleksich said death likely resulted from aspiration of saliva. Parents Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher Sr., visited the infant an hour earlier. Post mortem planned. Baby born Nov 23. Body at White's Funeral Home.

Cheryl Moody Andy Aleksich Marker White Ross Deer Lodge Harry Fisher W. Woolman Harry Fisher Sr

Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda and Surrounding Areas

Mostly cloudy with scattered snow today and Tuesday in Butte and west of Ovide. Highs near 33 today, lows tonight around 10. East of Divide expect considerable cloudiness with scattered snow showers Monday into Tuesday and partly colder conditions in the north. Westerly winds 20 to 40 mph Monday.

Butte-Anaconda Butte Divide Ovide

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