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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1968

Page

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McCarthy Says He Could Back Rockefeller If Nomination Fails

Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy said it is possible he would back Republican Gov. Nelson Rockefeller if he fails to win the Democratic nomination and Humphrey does not change his Vietnam stance. He spoke in Chicago and Lansing, with Michigan leaders criticizing the remark as harmful to Humphrey.

Joseph E. Mohbat Chicago Eugene J. McCarthy Nelson A. Rockefeller Saeterie Minnesota Hubert H. Hamas Humphrey Vietnam McCarthy Rockefeller Michigan Lansing G. Mennen Williams Alabama George Wallace Johnson

FTC edge cited to ban cigarette ads on TV and radio

Newsweek reports the FTC favored banning all cigarette advertising on television and radio with a 3 to 2 majority. Key supporters were Elman Gardner Jones and Nicholson. opposed by Macintyre and Dixon who argued health warnings suffice.

Philip Elman Mary Gardner Jones James Nicholson Everette Macintyre FTC Paul Rand Dixon Newsweek Commission Washington Dixon

China allegedly develops intercontinental ballistic missile

Reports from Moscow cite Communist sources claiming China completed an ICBM in recent days and ready for trial use, marking a potential third nation with ICBM capability after the United States and Soviet Union. The claim, unconfirmed, aligns with long running Chinese nuclear progress and comes ahead of nonproliferation talks.

Moscow China Peking United States Soviet Union Jane’s

Burglary Strips Showplace Home of Sheridan Family

The Sheridan residence at 100 Ramparts Drive was burglarized between Friday and Sunday noon. Items valued at thousands were stolen including three mink fur items, silver serving pieces, antique dishes, a sterling silverware set, watches, jewelry, eight suits, two TVs, a stereo, and more. No money or safe existed in the home. Fingerprints were collected while deputies investigate and a neighbor reported a car nearby.

Les Sheridan F and S Construction Co Robert’s Rocky Mountain Equipment Co Ramparts Drive Sheridans Flathead Lake Silver Bow County Ken Cunningham Cunningham

Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Area

Variably cloudy and warm today and Tuesday with highs near 65 and a low around 40. A 10 percent chance of showers tonight and today. One year ago temperatures were 84 and 43.

Plane load of GIs forced down by Reds

A Seaboard World Airlines DC-8 jet carrying 214 U S soldiers from McChord Air Force Base Seattle to Yokota Japan strayed off course Sunday night and was escorted by Soviet planes to a landing in the Kuril Island chain in the northern Pacific.

Washington U. S U.S Japan Kuril Island Pacific Department of Defense Seaboard World Airlines McChord Air Force Base Seattle Wash Yokota Defense State Department

Police quell 1000 student riot in Berkeley

In Berkeley, police dispersed a 1000 strong crowd with tear gas after fires and barricades formed near the UC campus. Eleven officers were injured and 31 others sought hospital treatment as fires damaged property and a curfew was ordered by Acting City Manager William Hunrick Jr.

Berkeley Calif University of California William Hunrick Jr

Green Berets seize large weapons cache near Saigon

U S Green Berets and South Vietnamese irregulars ousted a Viet Cong defense unit after two days of fighting and seized a major cache five miles from the Cambodian border. The haul included 172 carbines 39 Browning rifles 95 machine guns 20 pistols 75 AK47s 20 tons of TNT and thousands of rounds and grenades.

Saigon U.S Green Beret

Gaullists win parliamentary landslide in France

Gaullists secured 344 seats based on 474 of 487 districts, defeating leftists who had threatened De Gaulle's 10 year regime. The Union for the Fifth Republic appeared set for at least 280 seats, amid post election violence and inflation concerns. Former Premier Mendes-France was among those swept from office.

David Mason Paris France Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle National Assembly Union For Defense of the Fifth Republic Pierre Mendes-France Grenoble

Traffic toll seen high over Independence four days

The National Safety Council estimates 700 to 800 Americans may die in traffic accidents during the four day Independence holiday period. A record toll for a summer period was 732 last year. Council president Howard Pyle urged highway and car improvements while noting drivers will total about 13.2 billion miles from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday.

Chicago The National Safety Council Howard Pyle

Montana Milk Prices Rise Under State Regulation

The Montana Milk Control Board announced increases in minimum prices effective Aug. 1 across 12 marketing areas. The board says half the rise goes to dairy farmers and half to processors, with higher costs prompting the hikes. Bozeman and Plentywood areas see lower adjustments while ten other regions set higher perquart, per-half gallon, and per-gallon rates.

Helena Montana Montana Milk Control Board Geoffrey L. Brazier Bozeman Plentywood

Two Butte Firemen Injured In Uptown Blaze

Two Butte firefighters were slightly injured at 2:19 a.m. Sunday when a vacant brick building at 217 W burst into flames. Assistant Chief John Cavanaugh suffered a foot injury and Fireman Pat Mulcahy a head cut from flying glass. Cause undetermined. flames under control shortly after arrival.

Butte John Cavanaugh Pat Mulcahy Uptown Butte

Attorney files 1.4 million libel suit in Helena

Miles City attorney Roland V. Cosgrove sues State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co and agent Wayne Calkins in district court, alleging a letter to Mary Meyer and others implied dishonesty. He seeks 200000 for damage to reputation and 500000 punitive damages in each of two counts.

Helena Miles City Roland V. Cosgrove State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Wayne Calkins Billings Colgrove Mary Meyer Co Mae Meyer

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