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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1961

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Debate over Montana poor fund levy advances in House

In Helena legislators debated funding for the state's poor. A House bill allowing up to 16 mills per $100 property was tentatively approved for a final vote, while HB16 in the Senate would permit a 12 mill levy. Supporters say a 10 mill addition could save the general fund $381,000 and end a subsidy burden on counties, amid Silver Bow’s rising welfare costs and layoffs at Anaconda copper mines.

Helena Montana House Representatives Senate Silver Bow County Silver Bow Henry F. Mernin John E. Healy Anaconda Co M. K. Daniel Deer Lodge William R. Beam Yellowstone Yellowstone County Senae Eee Ieee Congress State Childrens Home Twin Bridges Walter G. Sagunsky Madison Beaverhead

Montana House Debates Education and Power in Record Letter Session

Montana lawmakers held a record letter-writing session amid debate on federal aid to education and public versus private power. They tentatively approved 3 measures for Congress and cleared 13 more for final vote, including a 70 mph daytime speed limit and 60 mph night limit proposal.

Montana Helena Congress Libby Kootenai River Yellowtail Big Horn River

State PTA Meets in Billings Convention June 8 10

The state PTA convention is scheduled for June 8 to 10 in Billings. At the state meeting Butteron decided the event. National representation will include Mrs. C M Springer Babylon NY a regional vice president and Dr J C Moffett Provo Utah a former national PTA vice president.

PTA Billings Butteron C. M. Springer Babylon N. Y National Congress J. C. Moffett Provo Utah National Pta

Montana Weather Outlook Fair with Colds in East

Montana east region expects fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with colder Tuesday. Temperatures range from zero to 15 above in the northeast to 30-40 in the southwest. Tuesday night lows reach zero to 20 above, with 10 below in the extreme east. Wednesday highs run 15-25 east to 35-45 west. Montana west remains fair with fog possible in valleys and little change. highs 20-35 both days and Tuesday night lows 5-15.

Montana

Montana House OKs bill to cut marginal workers from benefits

The Montana House approved HB27 75 to 14 sending to the Senate. It would tighten unemployment eligibility by eliminating marginal workers, raise benefits from 10-32 to 15-34, and extend maximum payments to 24 weeks. The measure passed with bipartisan support despite limited debate.

Helena Montana Senate James M. Haughey Yellowstone House Miles City John J. MacDonald Dearfield

Russians Weigh Purchase of Sheraton Russell Hotel

The Soviet embassy has discussed buying the Sheraton Russell Hotel in New York City with Sheraton Corp. The 10 story, 200 room property would expand embassy accommodations, a Sheraton spokesman said Monday.

New York Sheraton Corp. of America Sheraton-Russell New York City Sheraton

Seven British sailors fined for leaving Loyalty crew in Brisbane

Seven British seamen aboard the Loyalty were fined in Brisbane after leaving their ship without permission last year. The incident prompted a naval authorities inquiry and disciplinary actions.

London Brisbane Australia Loyalty

Senate OKs Bill Aiding Divorced Parents' Children

The Montana Senate approved a measure to place more financial responsibility for children of divorced parents on the noncustodial wage earner. The bill passed 52 to 0 and heads to the House as a tax relief plan potentially removing mothers and kids from county welfare rolls.伴

Helena Senate House

Franklin School Net Afire

The Franklin School in Meaderville burned fiercely early Tuesday as a three story brick building appeared likely to be gutted. Firemen from Meaderville McQueen and East Butte battled the blaze with residents kept away from the west side. No injuries were reported. investigators suspect the attic as the origin.

Franklin Meaderville McQueen East Butte

Anglican priest enlists modern beat for Christmas carols

The Rev. Brian Bird urged in a quarterly journal that upbeat Christmas carols could attract youth to religion. He said modern rhythm could make carols popular hits and present the Christmas image effectively.

London Brian Bird

Unemployment Claims Rise After Anaconda Layoffs

In Butte Montana officials anticipate a heavy welfare and unemployment load after Anaconda Co. layoffs. About 315 claims were filed Friday and Monday, with 165 Friday and roughly 150 Monday. Officials expect first checks early next month and immediate food assistance for some families as claims are processed. A distribution center at 322 N Main provides white flour butter and other staples while cases are appraised.

Butte Anaconda Co Clayton Garner Montana State Employment Service Garner Desihing McArthur Board of County Commissioners Frank Gersh Gene Daly UCC N. Main

Meteor Satellite Burns Up Over Montana Sunday Night

The Air Force Space Surveillance Center said a US satellite burned up during Sunday night after its 524th or 525th orbit. The Associated Press is checking if the event matches a fireball seen over Butte and other Montana locations Sunday evening.

Bedford Mass Air Force Space Surveillance Control Center Associated Press Butte Montana

Pirates Seize Portuguese Cruise Ship Santa Maria

A band of about 70 armed men seized the 20,906 ton Santa Maria with 600 aboard off Martinique threatening to scuttle the vessel if interfered. U S and British warships hunted the ship under piracy laws as reports of casualties and wounded reached Castries and Port of Spain. The uprising, led by Captain Henrique Maria Galvo, drew in diverse nationalities and unclear crew or passenger involvement.

Ottawa Ont Santa Maria Caribbean U.S Martinque Port of Spain Trinidad Castries H.M.S. Rothesay TTT

Haney Objects to Montana School of Mines Closure

George Haney Montana school system leader and advisory chairman opposes Ex-Gov Aronson's plan to close the Montana School of Mines. He cites rising US and state school age populations and says Butte students need the Mines as a college prep start. He notes higher high school enrollments and argues the school has facilities to handle growth without new buildings.

George Haney Montana School of Mines Aronson School of Mines Haney United States Montana Butte Montana University System

Raymond Oliver Dies in One Car Wreck Near Ennis

Raymond Oliver 21 of McAllister died in a one car crash on U S 1 between Harrison and Norris near Norwegian Creek. Oliver was alone and died about 4 45 p m Sheriff Lloyd W Brook said the Montana highway toll rose to 11 for 1961 with 10 in 1960. He is survived by his parents and a brother.

Ennis Raymond Oliver McAllister U.S. 1 Harrison Norris Lloyd W. Brook Virginia City Oliver Norwegian Creek Phil Louck Larry Oliver

Saratoga Fire Kills Seven as 23 Are Hurt at Sea

The U S aircraft carrier Saratoga caught fire at 2 a.m. in the Ionian Sea off Greece. A broken fuel oil line triggered the blaze in a machinery compartment, killing seven crewmen and wounding 23, one seriously. Fire teams fought the blaze for two hours aboard the 3,800 personnel ship of the U S Sixth Fleet en route to Athens.

Athens Greece U. S Saratoga U.S. 6Th Fleet Ionian Sea

Montanan among seriously injured in casualty list

Montanan hurt Commander Joseph R. Rees husband of Ellen Rees of Huntington New York and son of Charlotte Louise Gabisch of Townsend Montana was listed among the seriously injured. The casualty list contained no other Montanans.

Joseph R. Rees Ellen Rees Huntington N. Y Charlotte Louise Gabisch Townsend, Mont

Navy Carrier Constellation Fire Damages Ship at Brooklyn Yard

The 76,000 ton carrier, commanded by Capt. R. W. Mehle, returned to Phaleron Bay near Athens after patrol in the eastern Mediterranean. Three enlisted men were lost or injured. names withheld pending family notification. Vice Admiral Anderson named Rear Admiral Gralia head of a court of inquiry. The Constellation’s sister ship Saratoga, a Forrestal class carrier, suffered a December 19 fire at the Brooklyn Navy Yard with 50 civilian deaths and about 48 million dollars in damage. The Constellation class ships are the largest and most expensive carriers, 1045 feet long with a 252 foot wide deck.

R. W. Mehle Cincinnati Ohio Phaleron Bay Athens George W. Anderson Jr Arthur R. Gralia Destroyer Flotilla 2 Constellation Brooklyn Navy Yard Navy

Rotating umbrella among 900 inventions at Brussels show

A rotating umbrella that hurls rain drops away is among 900 inventions from 18 nations to be exhibited at the 10th international Brussels inventors show, March 10 19.

Brussels Belgium

Butte Businessmen Protest Any Change in Road Route

East Butte and McQueen Addition business owners circulate a petition opposing any change to Highway 91 north from Butte to Boulder. They target routing via Columbia Gardens and Whitetail Park, claim it will hurt small investors, cause costly mountain moving, and jeopardize over 200000 dollars in East Butte investments. Petitions circulate through local service stations and businesses.

Butte Boulder East Butte McQueen Addition President Kennedy Montana Congressional D. G. Nutter Montana Highway Dept Bureau of Public Roads Chamber of Commerce Helena Columbia Gardens Whitetail Park Cactus Junction Woodville Hill Elk Park Basin and Boulter Weir Metal Shutey

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