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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1964

Page

1

Mansfield and Corry recall Montanas pioneer ambassador

Montana's Sen Mike Mansfield and Andrew Corry of Butte discuss shared roots in Butte after Corry’s Senate approval as Montana's first ambassador to Sierra Leone. Mansfield and Corry, longtime friends, taught at Montana State University and have family ties through Corry's wife Maureen Hayes.

Mike Mansfield Senate Andrew Corry Butte U.S Sierra Leone Corry Senate Foreign Relations Committee Maureen Hayes Ambassador Corry Ser Mrs. Mansfield Corrys Ambassador Senator Montana State University Montana Granville Stuart Paraguay W. W. Mac Dowell Ireland

Fatal crashes claim highway official's wife and Hardin man

The Montana Highway Department wife of administrator Albert W. Greiner, 53, and Henry Lackman, 43, of Hardin died in separate crashes. Mrs Greiner perished in a two car wreck on U S Highway 91 near Wolf Creek while Mrs Mildred Ross of Helena survived a separate icy collision. Sheriff Middleman noted slick conditions and observed near misses as traffic was slowed by ice.

Montana Highway Department Hardin Elizabeth Griffith Greinr Helena Henry Lackman Greiner Albert W. Greiner Wolf Creek Dave Middleman Mildred Ross Greiners Ross Middleman Acci

Missionary Slain by Congo Guerrillas Under Mulele Reign

In Kwilu province guerrillas led by ex-education minister Pierre Mulele killed Baptist missionary Irene Farrell with an arrow and wounded Ruth Hege, both associated with Baptist Mid Mission at Mangangu. Rev. Peter Buller, who survived a narrow escape, reported the attack and confirmed recent killings of priests at Kilembe as Mulele’s bands operated with Chinese backing. He described rescue flights and the mission’s air access limitations.

Robin Mannock Leopoldville The Congo Kwilu Peter Buller Irene Farrell Pierre Mulele Mulele Ruth Hege Miss Hege Buller Miss Farrell Baptist Mid Mission Mangangu Kikwit Mukedi Jeanette Charles Mangungu Mountain Lake Minn Bertha Miller Glendale Calif Leo

Bewildered Africans in Newly Independent Nations Face Unrest

The report notes Africa-wide tension as Uganda Kenya and Tanganyika remain quiet with British troops guarding mutinous African soldiers. Meanwhile Congo Kwilu Province sees violence with rebels seizing Idiosa and a Baptist missionary killed amid broader regional turmoil.

Jack Enson Nairobi Kenya UPI Uganda Tanganyika Moscow Soviet Union Britain Zanzibar Africa Kampala Dar-es-Salaam East Africa

LBJ Remembered as Friendly Yet Willing to Use Power

In Cotulla Texas former teacher Lyndon B Johnson is recalled by pupils and locals who remember his time at Welhausen School in 1928 29. They describe a fast moving patient leader who patched his clothes and valued the teaching experience becoming a future president. Eight of seventeen former students attended the reunion in the classroom where Johnson taught.

Cotulla Tex Lyndon B. Johnson Welhausen School Johnson S. M. Turner Welhausen San Antonio Laredo Southwest Texas State College San Marcos Cotul Sam Houston High School Houston Washington Dan Garcia Garcia White House Juanita G. Hernandez Manuel Sanchez Sr

Weather notes for Jha region and Divide area

Jha region mostly cloudy through Tuesday with a few snow showers tonight. Highs near 28 today, lows around 12. East of Divide partly cloudy with little change in temperature, highs 30 to 45, lows 10 to 25. West of Divide mostly cloudy with scattered snow tonight and Tuesday, highs 25 to 35, lows 5 to 20. Ends 5 p.m. Sunday. unrelated historical note mentions Johnson era school and a former pupil.

Butte-Anaconda Divide

RFK Sees Path to Peace in Indonesian-Malaysian Crisis

Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy told British leaders there is a chance the newly declared ceasefire between Indonesia and Malaysia could lead to a peaceful settlement at the conference table. London officials had doubted Sukarno’s reliability and whether any agreement would be implemented.

London Robert F. Kennedy Sukarno Kennedy Alec Douglas-Home R. A. B. Butler Asia Borneo Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Chequers Foreign Office Southeast Asia Sia Commonwealth Federation of Malaysia Singapore Sarawak South China Sea United States Bangkok Thailand Philippine Diosdado Macapagal Sabah Singa

Segregation clash erupts at Leb's in Atlanta violence

Sunday night violence broke out after about 70 arrests at Leb's Restaurant in Atlanta amid seg regation protests. SNCC members say they and others were attacked by white patrons, with injuries reported including a gashed head and a twisted leg, while police were accused of inaction.

Atlanta H. A. Wagner Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee Leb’s Debbie Amis SNCC Annie Pearl Avery Barbara Simon Agnes James Phyllis Martin New York Grover Harrison Tuscaloosa Ala Simon Leb's Atlanta Restaurant Association the Atlan

Indonesian Leaflets Call Cease Fire Along Borneo Border

Indonesia drops thousands of leaflets ordering a cease fire along the jungle border with Malaysia amid signs crisis may ease. Sukarno adopts a moderated tone and promises to observe the cease fire if Malaysia stops firing while talks with Kennedy and others continue toward regional talks.

Indonesia John Wheeler Jakarta Malaysia Borneo Robert F. Kennedy Sukarno Kuala Lumpur Tunku Abdul Rahman

Anaconda Awards Honor Veterans at Butte Dinner

Edward O. Bonner, manager of mines for Anaconda Co, spoke at the Silver Bow Room Finlen Hotel dinner naming 1964 as key for Butte with a new concentrator and partial deep-level program completion. He praised miners and company plans while stressing mineral industry progress and public understanding.

Butte Edward O. Bonner Anaconda Co Silver Bow Finlen Hotel Bonner Anaconda

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