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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1965

Page

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Administration Defeat in House Over Anti-Nasser Amendment

The House voted 204 to 177 to add an anti-Nasser amendment to an emergency farm appropriation bill. Rep. Michel said funds aid the UAR but would not be cut by the measure. House leadership warned it would hinder foreign policy. The bill moves to the Senate for potential modification.

Washington Johnson Congress House United Arab Republic Gamal Abdel Nasser John W. McCormack Massachusetts Lyndon Johnson Robert H. Michel R-Iii Nasser U.S Michel UAR Commodity Credit Corporation Senate

Legislature Renames Montana University Units

The 1965 Montana Legislature voted to rename several university units. Montana Mines at Butte becomes College of Mineral Science and Technology. The overall system will be called the Montana University System.

Superintendent of Public Instruction Tim Babcock University of Montana Montana Mines At Butte College of Mineral Science and Technology Mines Montana Tech Babcock Montana State College Bozeman Montana State University Missoula Education Eastern Montana College Billings Western Montana College Dillon Northern Montana College Havre Montana University System

Cold Compounds Ice Problems in Illinois

A cold wave hits northern Illinois as a major ice storm dumps up to eight inches of snow. More than 10,000 homes lose power, with Commonwealth Edison crews from multiple states racing to restore service. Public shelters open as airports close and schools cancel amid severe weather.

Associated Press Illinois U.S. Weather Bureau Chicago Commonwealth Edison Co Denver Minneapolis St. Louis Ohio Philadelphia Illinois Health Department American Red Cross Salvation Army Civil Defense

Viet Coup Elevates Khanh to Power in Saigon

In Saigon the armed forces council deposed Premier Tran Van Huong, returning government control to Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh. The regime cited Huong's inability to handle Buddhist-led riots and demonstrations, with Khanh to form a 20 member military civilian council including religious reps and local notables.

Michael T. Malloy Saigon UPI Armed Forces Council Group Tran van Huong Nguyen Khanh van Huong Khanh Nha Trang Viet Nam Press Phan Khac Suu Tran van Hugon Hugon United States

Johnsons Leave Hospital for Churchill Funeral Trip

President Johnson returned to the White House fit and resting after a hospital stay and planned to attend Sir Winston Churchill's funeral in London. He left Bethesda Naval Hospital with Lady Bird a day early, under medicated precaution, and doctors gave mixed verdicts on abroad travel.

Johnson First Lady Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland White House Washington UPI Sir Winston Churchill London Lady Bird J. W. Gould New York City George E. Reedy

Senate approves juror age bill as parking meter ban faces foes

In Helena the Senate backs a bill to permit citizens over 70 to serve on juries while four measures are killed. The parking meter abolition plan draws city official testimony with traffic gains cited but revenue loss raising property tax concerns. Other actions include changes to utility line costs, state lands preference, insurance minimums, and isolated schools designation after amendments.

Helena UPI Senate Ad Huntley D-Fallon Great Falls Butte Tom Powers George Stanich Butte Police Department Public Lands Committee

Babcock Criticizes Montana Legislature Performance

Montana Governor Tim Babcock, addressing the Farm Bureau Day luncheon in Helena, calls the current session disappointing and says few legislators show sufficient statesmanship. He notes opposition to his tax revenue plan and urges quicker action on his cigarette tax and income tax service fee proposals.

Helena Tim Babcock Montana Babcock Montana Farm Bureau House 39Th Legislative Assembly

Weather summary for Butte and Divide area

Cloudy conditions with occasional snow flurries through Thursday. Highs around 30 today, 10 to 40 in various zones with cooler west Thursday. windy east slopes Wednesday W to NW 20 30 mph, less windy Thursday. Lows near zero to mid 30s, regionwide near zero to 25.

Butte-Anaconda Butte Divide Rockies

Churchill's Body In Hall of Kings

Sir Winston Churchill's coffin was borne through London to Westminster Hall for a three day lying in state near the House of Commons. Crowds saluted as the hearse moved past Hyde Park and Parliament, with guardsman escorts and police lines guarding the processional route before the state funeral set for Saturday at St Paul’s.

London UPI Winston Churchill Westminster Hall of Kings House of Commons Britain Lady i Hyde Park Gate Churchill Parliament Yard Westminster Hall Catafalque Scotland Yard Abeedy Cathedral of St. Paul Parliament Trafalgar Square St. Paul's

Young Iranian Premier Dies of Bullet Wounds

Premier Mansur, 41, dies after five days of wounds from a shooting outside Tehran's Majlis. Investigated as the work of a 21 year old student Mohammed Bokharai and two associates, authorities say the attack was prompted by political extremists. The shah promised to appoint a reform minded successor if Mansur died.

Iran UPI Pre- Hassan Alier United States Britain Mansur Majlis Parliament Tehran Mohammed Bokharai Bokharai Levi Shah

Manslaughter Charge Dropped in Mining City Case

A Butte woman Nora Joan Mickelberry 41 had manslaughter charges dropped after her 10 year old son Paul Joseph Mickelberry was identified as a potential eyewitness The dismissal followed defense demands to call the boy as a prosecution witness and was granted by Dist Judge John B McClernan on the Kentucky state line continuing the case details at press time

Bert Gaskill Standard Post Butte Nora Joan Mickelberry Dist John B. McClernan Robert J. Holland Holland W. B. Freebourn Paul Joseph Mickelberry Freebourn Montana Louise

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