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Collegiate cagers Grizzlies 80 Bobcats 76 Carroll 83 Rocky Mountain 82 Western 65 Northwest Nazarene 61 Weber 114 Idaho State 92 BYU 115 Utah State 81 Wyoming 70 Colorado State 55 St Joseph 79 Penn 69.
23 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1966
Page
1
Collegiate cagers Grizzlies 80 Bobcats 76 Carroll 83 Rocky Mountain 82 Western 65 Northwest Nazarene 61 Weber 114 Idaho State 92 BYU 115 Utah State 81 Wyoming 70 Colorado State 55 St Joseph 79 Penn 69.
In Saigon the Tet cease fire nears its end amid 7,000 new American troops in Viet Nam and Hanoi calls for stronger Communist strikes. U.S. forces report 66 truce violations by the Viet Cong including a bombing near Tan Son Nhut Airport that killed a U S sergeant and a Vietnamese woman, with injuries to others.
The 1870s era stagecoach used between Fort Custer Montana and Fort McKinney Wyoming joins a shipment of 1000 frontier relics owned by Don and Mrs. Foote of Billings. Leased by the Commerce Department for Wings by Bal lings and Eggenhofer of Cody, the display includes 4 cases of pioneers, outlaws, and gunfight era items. It will tour the Commerce lobby before traveling to Paris for American Week starting March 1.
Nels Peter Salmonsen Jr. 23 of 1959 Harrison was killed when the car driven by James L. Collins 24 of Walkerville crashed into a concrete railroad railing near Poindexter Slough on U S 91 south of Dillon. Collins was hospitalized with bruises and lacerations. Salmonsen was pronounced dead on arrival at Dillon hospital.
Downtown merchants and professionals in Butte will discuss a $380,000 five level parking structure on East Broadway near Main Street. The project aims for initial 160 spaces with two additional levels possible later. A Tuesday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Prudential Federal Savings and Loan Association auditorium will be presided by Harold Pitts.
One day special by C A Ozanne in the Standard Post classifieds. CHEVROLET PANEL TRUCK A SHAPE priced at 100 dollars. Located at 3113 Sanders. Call 792-8301 to reach an ad specialist. The copy promises many buyers at your door.
State Republicans say Montana Conservatives meeting aimed at seizing control. Journalists were barred after Foley announced closed sessions and the board of directors upheld the restriction despite pleas to open to the press. Attendees included Matt Dasinger Vic Overcash and Rep. Forrest H. Gram.
Deer Lodge County becomes the third Montana county authorized to participate joining Cascade and Silver Bow Anaconda as the county seat Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman approved the Deer Lodge application Senators Mansfield and Metcalf say nationwide expansion to about 1.3 million Americans in 40 states may be announced next week The program allows low income residents to buy food stamps with higher value and coupons function as cash in stores Purchases in Cascade and Silver Bow counties have risen by about 6.40 per month per person
Butte and Anaconda educators met in Butte to plan a Title I reading instruction project for 1965. A $64 667 82 grant funds the program for 282 teachers and staff across Butte Anaconda Rocker Ramsay Divide and Melrose with course work by the Continuing Education Department.
Senator Lee Metcalf says the upcoming presidential budget includes 1.2 million for Montana start projects. Funds cover Fort Keogh modernization near Miles City 521000, Forest Service center work near Missoula 895000, Great Falls flood control 2340000, Fort Belknap hospital planning 1246000, Butte Social Security office 286000, among others.
Moscow officials pledged an autopsy on American convict Newcomb Mott with an American official present. The U S embassy demanded a full inquiry after Mott died in transit to a labor camp, with officials saying the death was under unclear circumstances.
The Senate opens debate on a House passed measure to repeal the Taft Hartley 14b provision allowing states to ban union shop contracts. Leaders indicate lengthy discussions expected with no set cloture deadline as Mansfield and Dirksen signal firm positions.
Richard Christensen 20 of Great Falls wounded while rabbit hunting near Stanford. A slug pierced his right chest and lung, exited his back. He drove 60 miles to Montana Deaconess Hospital where doctors reported the lung partially collapsed. by Saturday he left the ICU in unsatisfactory condition.
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