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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1965

Page

1

Indonesia Quits U.N. First Nation to Leave in 20 Years

Indonesia formally resigned from the United Nations claiming the move serves the UN's good. Ambassador Lambertus Palar delivered the letter from President Sukarno to Secretary General Thant. Indonesia will study which UN agencies to quit, keeps offices in Jakarta until March 1, and accuses Malaysia of British colonialism via its U.N. seat.

United Nations, N.Y UPI Indonesia United Nations Lambertus Palar Sukarno Thant Children’s Fund Unicef Food and Agricultural Organiza Subandrio U.N Jakarta Malaysia U.N. Securi- Council Russia General Assembly Dag Hammarskjold Nikolai T. Fedorenko United States Assembly

Longshoremen End Strike in New York

In New York the International Longshoremen’s Association won a decisive yes vote on a four year contract by 12 171 to 5649 ending the city’s dock walkout. The pact includes a guaranteed annual wage and fringe benefits with potential reductions in crew sizes, awaiting broader resumption of work as talks continue in New Orleans.

New York UPI Port of Atlantic Gulf Coast Thomas W. Gleason International Longshoremen’s Association ILA Gleason New Orleans U.S James Reynolds Yes Gulf TLA New York Harbor New York Shipping Association NYSA

Butte Chamber Dinner Highlights Foss Talk Make Butte Thrive

About 400 Butte residents attended the Butte Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Finlen Hotel where Joe Foss addressed benefits of sports and community involvement. Dr. John A. Newman outlined Chamber goals for the year including public relations, city beautification, tourism, conventions, and regional prominence.

Butte Butte Chamber of Commerce Finlen Hotel Joe Foss New York American Football League South Dakota Foss John A. Newman Chamber Robert A. Poore Newman

Iran Premier Ali Mansour Shot At Parliament Front Door

Iran's premier Ali Mansour was shot in the throat and body at the parliament entrance by a Muslim fanatic. An official communique said the gunman admired the shooting and left motive documents, but details remained unclear. The shah visited the hospital where Mansour lay unconscious after cutting short a ski trip.

Parvis Rabin Tehran Iran Ali Mansour Shah

Three Montanans Die In Chinook Crash Toll Rises

A two car crash in Chinook killed John E. Schutt 82 East Missoula Delmer Mitchell 29 rancher and Jack Benner 23 coal worker all Chinook. A separate collision involving a logging truck snow plow on Montana Highway 20 killed the men Thursday.

Associated Press Chinook Montana John E. Schutt East Missoula Delmer Mitchell Jack Benner Chi Schutt Missoula

Butte Opens New $360,000 Post Office Today

Butte launches a new $360,000 Harrison Avenue Post Office at 1 p.m. with all box service moving to the new building Friday. About 115 employees shift from North Main to the site near the Civic Center, while other federal offices remain at North Main. Dedication will follow as renovations continue in the Miners National Bank area.

Butte Harrison Avenue Butte Civic Center Alfred H. Wilkinson Miners National Bank N. Main P.O W. Park Burr Park and Dakota Harrison Ave Walkerville Wilkinson Office of the Civil Service North Main Street Post Office Simon Jorgenson Postal Equipment Regional Seattle Elwood Younberg Methods Dominick Guido Postal Services Bil- al Federal Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee U.S U.S. Attorney US. Marshal Court and Soil Conservation Service Internal Revenue Service Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training Department of Labor Marine Corps General Services Administration Post Office Sec

Anaconda Executive Urges Montana Improvements at Butte Club Talk

Charles M. Brinckerhoff, Anaconda Co. vice chairman and CEO, praised Montana operations at a Rotary Club luncheon in Butte. He cited a Chilean government agreement, outlined heavy local investments including Berkeley Pit and Butte concentrator, and urged meeting copper market needs with competitive pricing despite recent profitability challenges.

Frank Quinn Standard Post Montana Butte Charles M. Brinckerhoff Anaconda Co Brinckerhoff Butte Service Clubs Chile U.S Rotary Club Finlen Hotel L. R. Rogers Martin K. Hannifan Rotarians Anaconda Organization

Wayrynen Proposes State Shift of Welfare Costs

Montana House Speaker Ray J. Wayrynen proposes a 8.5 mill state property tax to replace county welfare levies with counties reimbursed for welfare costs, start 1969 for ten years if voters approve in 1966. Rep. John C. Sheehy joins as sponsor amid a flurry of salary bills. elected county officials face raises pending constitutional rules.

Wayrynen Sil Ver Bow John C. Sheehy Yellowstone House Sheehy Donald D. Netzger Dmccone

Weather outlook for Butte and Divide region

Partly cloudy today through Saturday with cooler conditions and variable highs. East of Divide expect Friday cloudiness and Friday night, with scattered snow in the east and colder temperatures. West shifts to partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday with warmer Saturday. Highs range from 15 to 35, lows from zero to 25. Maximums reflect a 12 hour figure.

Butte-Anaconda Butte Divide

County Makes Largest Warrant Call in Silver Bow History

Silver Bow County plans to pay about 1.5 million in warrants starting today in what officials call the largest warrant call ever. County Treasurer’s office notes banks hold most warrants and interest savings arise from prompt payment, with a 4 percent rate on registered warrants and roughly 12 thousand dollars in interest expected.

Silver Bow Dan J. O'Connell O'Connell

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