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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1969

Page

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Lodge urges immediate restoration of a DMZ in Vietnam talks

At the Paris session Henry Cabot Lodge as US delegate urged a genuine Demilitarized Zone as a first peace step. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong spokesmen offered cautious not outright rejection as plenary opened with 60 delegates around a 27 foot round table.

Paris Henry Cabot Lodge United States Vietnam South North Vietnam Lodge National Liberation Front Viet Cong Phan Dang Lam Pham Dang Lam Saigon Tran Buu Kiem Front Xuan Thuy Kiem William J. Jorden Jorden Thuy Demilitarized Zone

40 hour week proposed for Montana prison guards

Helena Montana lawmakers consider HB 210 to reduce custodial officers at Montana State Prison from 48 to 40 hours weekly. Sponsor Rep Joe Brand says other institutions use 40 hours and the change would require about 15 more guards. Warden Ed Ellsworth and union leaders back the bill to aid hires and professionalize staff.

State Bureau Helena Montana State Prison House State Administration Committee Joe Brand Brand Ed Ellsworth Michael T. Morris Deer Lodge Institution Fred Dawson Prison Employees Association Morris

Mud avalanches bury 12 in California deluge

The Southern California storm dumped up to 12 inches of rain in 24 hours, burying 12 people in mud and rock avalanches. Drownings were reported as floodwaters isolated communities along a 200 mile coast from Los Angeles to San Luis Obispo. Forecasters warned continued rain through Saturday night.

Los Angeles California San Luis Obispo

Roundworm named for UM professor Albert Canaris

University of Montana zoology professor Dr. Albert G. Canaris was honored by having a parasitic roundworm species named after him. Dr. F A Puylaert of the Royal Museum of Central Africa discovered the worm in a Serval cat from the Man Forest in Kenya where Canaris has spent three years researching.

Missoula University of Montana Albert G. Canaris F. A. Puylaert Royal Museum of Central Africa Man Forest Kenya Canaris

Wayrynen blasts union official on floor of House

In Helena Butte Democrat dissension over territorial integrity and labor endorsements surfaced on the Montana House floor. Rep Ray Wayrynen, senior Butte delegate, accused AFL-CIO executive secretary James W. Murry of misrepresenting his stance after Wayrynen voted against a territorial integrity bill. He rejected COPE endorsement claims and defended his labor record amid calls for further debate.

Wayrynen Jerry Holloron Standard State Bureau Helena Butte House of Representatives Ray J. Wayrynen House James W. Murry Montana Afl-Cio Montana Power Co Ganized Labor Labor COPE Committee On Political Education Murry Mickey Mouse

Weather summary for Butte Anaconda region

Continued cloudy conditions with periods of snow heavy at times through Monday. High near 10 today and low around minus 2 tonight. Snow chances 70 percent today and 50 percent tonight. Year ago highs reached 17 with lows of minus 9.

Butte - Anaconda

Vote for 19 year olds Survives Senate Debate

A constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 19 cleared the Senate debate stage and now heads to final legislative test Monday. HB43 previously passed the House 84 to 17, with two thirds required from both chambers. The Senate also approved six other bills and killed one on nontransferable beer and liquor licenses for golf clubs. Senator opposition included Jin, while Sen Dick Ozivi of Great Falls spoke for the measure.

Hugh van Swearingen Helena Senate House Fish and Game Department

Montana educators gather for MASA convention in Butte

About 300 high school principals and educational superintendents attend the Montana Association of School Administrators convention opening this afternoon at 2 in the Finlen Hotel Butte. MASA president Bill Greer of Glasgow presides with representatives from the Rocky Mountain and Northwest education laboratories the State Department of Public Instruction and six other Montana groups.

Montana Association of School Administrators Finlen Hotel Bill Greer Glasgow MASA Rocky Mountains and Northwest Education Laboratories State Dept of Public Instruction

Montana Hims Bill Would Set State Tax At 20 Percent Of Federal

Kalispell Republican Rep Matt Hims sponsor of HB 429 proposes Montana personal income tax be a flat 20 percent of the federal income tax. He says hitching to federal expertise simplifies returns and reduces administration costs, with potential rate adjustments. Opponents previously questioned constitutional compatibility.

Jerry Holloron Standard State Bureau Helena Montana Federal Income Tax Star Kalispell Matt Hims Hims Himsl

Montana state senator dies after crash injuries

Great Falls AP report says State Sen. Leonard W. Vainio 51 of Butte died in a Great Falls hospital from injuries suffered in a car truck collision near Boulder Monday. Fellow legislator Rep. Lawrence G. Stimatz 49 was injured. other victims Lynette Zuroff 20 and Donald Tinkham 29. Vainio operated a Butte service station and Mobil distributor, served six years as Seventh Ward alderman, and earlier challenged Thomas Powers for mayor in 1965.

Great Falls Leonard W. Vainio Dbutte Boulder Vainio Lawrence G. Stimatz D-Butte Columbus Hospital Stimatz Lynette Zuroff Glendive

I don’t belong here Michael Mallon refuses Army uniform

Michael Mallon 23 refuses to wear an Army uniform at Fort Ord California where he has been 35 days claiming legal civilian status. Authorities work to untangle a coast to coast mixup as his pregnant wife and parents in Phoenix Arizona are reported virtually destitute.

Michael Mallon Fort Ord Calif Mallon Phoenix Ariz

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DMZ The New York Times W. Averell Harriman Glendora Great Falls Tribune Dick Ozivi Legislative Council Sen. Jin IRS Thomas F. Powers Sen
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