Damage Estimate Rises From Bowing Alley Fire
Damage from Wednesday night fire that destroyed Winter Garden Maple Lanes is estimated at least 155000 exclusive of real estate. About 15000 in equipment and merchandise plus 50000 loss at H O Parts Supply Co. caused by water damage. Fire started in pre conditioning room near alleys on second floor. Investigation expected today or Saturday with insurance coverage noted by owners.
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Winter Garden Maple Lanes
Joe Profozich
John
Winter Garden
H-O Parts Supply Co
Twig) Brogan
Fred T. Dunstan
Bob Schulte
Prn Re
Dunstan
H-O
Montana
Profozich and Brogan
Burglars Target Winter Garden Fire Scene In Butte
Burglars committed three break ins by glass smashings during the Winter Garden blaze in Butte. A sneak thief at Leggat Hotel stole money while two men entered the lobby and a clerk showed one to a room. Cigarettes and cash were taken from Brennan's Buffet and at the Main Public Market. A safe attempt was made at Crystal Creamery with glass broken but no access gained. Leggat Hotel cash drawer was opened and about $66 missing.
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Butte
Winter Garden
Leggat
Brennan
Wyoming
S. Main
Crystal Creamery
24th Amendment bans poll tax written into Constitution
The 24th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution bans poll taxes as a requirement for voting in federal elections. South Dakota became the 38th state to ratify, giving the measure the three fourths support needed. The move ends a long legislative fight led by Senator Spessard Holland.
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Washington
South Dakota
Johnson
John Engel
Senate
General Services Administration
Congress
Virginia
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Holland
Anaconda Job Interviews Planned for Unemployed
The Department of Labor along with Montana State Employment Service staff will interview unemployed workers in Anaconda starting Thursday. Those to be interviewed will be notified of time and place. registrations are encouraged for those not yet registered. Philipsburg and Deer Lodge workers will be scheduled separately. The interviews aim to assess employment potential, relocation willingness, and feasibility of training for area shortage occupations. Each person may state preferences, but plans depend on the overall survey results.
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Department of Labor
Washington, D.C
Montana State Employment Service
Anaconda
Vern Vatland
Watland
Senate May Hit Tax Cut Target
Senate Finance Committee gave final approval to an $11.5 billion tax cut measure, aiming for Senate passage by Feb. 11. The bill would lower withholding to 14 percent, cut excise taxes, and potentially boost the 1964 Gross National Product by about $30 billion.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Finance Committee
Anderson Seeks Third Term As Montana Attorney General
Montana Attorney General Forrest H. Anderson filed for the Democratic nomination for a third term. He cited love of the job and a strong staff as reasons, noting the office pays $15,000 annually next year. He paid a $150 filing fee and indicated he could better serve if renominated.
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Helena
Forrest H. Anderson
Anderson
Secretary of State
Montana
Marshall H. Murray
Kalispell
Flathead County
Dillon Pioneer Anna Bond Dies at 90
Dillon mourns as Anna Bond a Beaverhead County native and long time community member dies at Barrett Hospital after two weeks illness. Born March 29 1873 she helped found Dillon attended Poindexter School and St James Episcopal Church later married Carl Bond founder of Bond Grocery Company. She leaves son Eugene and grandson Phillip Bond. Funeral Saturday 2 30 p m at Brundage Chapel with Rev John Hay officiating. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery.
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Wilson
Bannack
Blacktail Creek
Dillon
Chaffin Ranch
Anna
Poindexter
Vice Carrigan Ranch
Carl Bond
Bond Grocery Company
Harry Bond
Barrett Hospital
Red Cross
Eugene W. Bond
Phillip P. Bond
Differences Narrowed Between U S and Panama
United States and Panama reportedly narrowed their differences at a seven hour Inter-American Peace Committee meeting at the Organization of American States headquarters. Delegates received a draft accord to end the 15 day dispute while a 3:30 pm (EST) restart was set to allow government consultation. President Johnson’s remarks were cited as aiding progress toward talks without preconditions.
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Washington
United States
Panama
Inter-American Peace Committee
U.S
Enaique Tejera Paris
Johnson
Panama Canal
White House
Two Storm Fueled Deaths Increase Montana Toll
United Press International reports two eastern Montana highway deaths blamed on a Thursday snowstorm. Gerald F. Williams 30 of Miles City and Lloyd Charles Sandholm 47 of Sidney died in crashes on U S 212 and Montana 23 amid eight inches of snowfall.
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United Press International
Montana
Gerald F. Williams
Miles City
Lloyd Charles Sandholm
Sidney
Williams
Highway Department
U. S
Sandholm
Great Northern Railway
Kennedy completes Malaysia peace mission gains cease fire
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy leaves Asia after securing a cease fire in Borneo and a summit among Malayasia Indonesia and Philippines leaders. Sukarno warns his confrontation policy persists while preparations for a late month summit proceed at a neutral site.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
The
Orient
Malaysia
Borneo
Sukarno
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
United States
Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Philppines
Kennedy
Butte and Divide Weather Outlook Shifts to Snow
Partly cloudy today with scattered snow Saturday. Highs 25, lows near 0. West Divide sees warmer Friday then colder Saturday with scattered snow turning to unsettled conditions across western mountains. Winds 20-25 mph on east slopes. highs Friday 20-35 west, 10-20 east. Friday night lows 10-25.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Divide
Castro Secretly Returns to Cuba From Soviet Trip
Premier Fidel Castro landed at Havana International Airport at 8 40 a.m. EST after an 11 hour 40 minute flight from Kiev via Murmansk aboard a TU I L I4 jetliner. First word of his return was broadcast over Moscow and Havana radio. He said he would speak on television Friday night and cited imperialist enemies as the reason for travel secrecy.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Havana International
Kiev
Ukraine
Murmansk
Castro
Moscow
United States
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Pep
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Cuba
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