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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1960

Page

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Butte Parade Draws 15000 In Fourth Of July Pageantry

Nearly 15,000 residents and visitors lined Butte streets to watch a long colorful parade from downtown to South Side. Police Chief James Clark gave the crowd estimate as patriotic displays and old days scenes unfolded along the route. Weather was ideal with bright sun and a 58 degree start. Meeting the crowd’s enthusiasm were floats and entries from religious to humorous themes, with Anaconda cooperation noted as Mayor Carl Anderson led a delegation with the Anaconda High School band.

Butte Harrison Avenue James Clark Wny Park and Main Anaconda Carl Anderson

Butte Man Admits Shooting Stepson Over Crying Children

Alfred Haugen 45 admitted shooting Randolph Wixson 19 during a family dispute at 19 E Plattnum in Butte. Wixson was struck in the chest by a .38 revolver bullet and treated at St James Community Memorial Hospital. Haugen says Randolph threatened him with a .22 rifle and caused the younger children to cry.

Butte E. Platinum Alfred Haugen Randolph Wixtsen Wixtsen St. James Community Memorial Hospital Randolph Marvin Wixston Mary Haugen Elvin Van Marvin

Montana Weather: East Fair Then Thunder Showers

Montana east will stay fair through Wednesday with scattered thundershowers in the afternoons or evenings. Temperatures rise from 80 to 90 Tuesday and Wednesday with nightly lows 50 to 60. Montana west remains fair with Tuesday and Wednesday highs 80 to 90 and overnight lows 50 to 60.

Montana

Wreck at Bridge Injures Mrs Wills in Hill Street Incident

Mr and Mrs W C Wills were not seriously hurt when their car went off a Hill Street bridge into a shallow creek Monday. Mrs Wills suffered a shoulder injury and was kept under observation at St James Community Hospital. both were treated for shock. Police and rescue crews removed Mrs Wills from the vehicle.

W. C. Wills Sampson Hill Street St. James Community Hospital

Transit Beaten to Death in Montana Rail Yard

Shelby Montana AP report states William Scott a transient from Detroit Michigan was found beaten in railroad yards at 2 30 a m Monday and died around 3 p m Monday in Great Falls Three suspects are held in Toole County jail County Attorney Rae Kalbfleisch said no charges have been filed yet.

Shelby William Scott Detroit Mich Great Falls Toole Rae Kalbfleisch

Floods in Kathiawar Cause 30 Deaths in Gujarat

In Bombay from AP floods on the Kathiawar peninsula in Gujarat have killed 30 people. The government reports 500 houses destroyed and 2,000 head of cattle lost or damaged.

Bombay India Kathiawar Gujarat

Clues in Butte Slaying Probe Mailed to FBI

Possible evidence in the murder of 16 year old Shari Thomasine McEwen was mailed to FBI laboratories in Washington. A 21 year old Butte suspect remains jailed after another lie detector test while investigators pursue missing clothing and a reported .22 caliber weapon.

Shari Thomasine McEwen FBI Laboratories Washington Butte Maurice Hennessey FBI Jim Kello William Dalling Flathead Richard Walsh John Gardner

Khrushchev Spends Night in Linz Hotel Built With Aid

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev stayed in a luxury Linz hotel funded by the Marshall Plan and marked by a plaque stating European recovery program ties. All guests were asked to depart Sunday to clear the 80-room property for Khrushchev and his entourage.

Linz Austria Nikita Khrushchev U.S Khrushchev

Buttes Parade Winners At a Glance

Butte Fourth of July parade awards are listed with top prizes in Grand, commercial, organization, decorated car, and special awards. Entries include Meaderville Fire Dept. 1960 Edition, Bob and Joe's Aircraft Carrier, and city groups such as South Side Athletic Club and Butte High School Class of 1961, with prize amounts ranging from 10 to 150 dollars. Special judging honors cover clubs, veterans, and local businesses, plus vintage cars from the Butte Retail Automobile Dealers Association.

Butte Meaderville Volunteer Fire Dept Bob and Joe's Wholesale Prudential Federal Savings God Bless America Met Tavern South Side Athletic Club Swans City of Butte Recreation Butte Youth Council Guns Central Butte High School City of Anaconda Kiwanis Sunshine Camp Anaconda Elks Butte Chamber of Commerce Missoula Nursery Treasure State Silver Bow County Sheriffs Posse Veterans of Foreign Wars YMCA Anaconda High Band Butte Retail Automobile Dealers’ Assn Bob Joe Stan Dugdal Pioneer Lawn’s Republic

Gruesome Death Probed in Alabama Lake Cabin

Barbara King 9 died at a lakefront cabin near Lake Martin during a Fourth of July outing. Authorities paused judgment as autopsy and scene investigation proceed. Father John L. King 41 sat nearby. family members from Hunt ingdon West Virginia and a cousin were present.

Kowaliga Ala Barbara King Birmingham Lester Holley Carl J. Rehling Barbara Tommy Richard King Holley John L. King Lake Martin Montgomery Edward A. King Huntingdon W. Va Paula

Two Die In State Road Wreck Near Homestead

A head on collision on State Highway 16 two miles east of Homestead killed pickup driver Daniel Hanson, 65, and a bus passenger Mrs. John Wolters. Five bus occupants were hospitalized with fair condition. Floyd Gustafson, the bus driver, also injured. Patrolmen cited Hanson for failing to stop at the intersection. The Montana holiday toll rose to four. 1960 highway fatalities reached 86, down 28 from last year.

Homestead Daniel Hanson Homesteady John Wolters Havre Hanson Wolters Floyd Gustafson Plentywood Plentywood Hospital Montana

Kennedy Refuses to Step Aside in Presidential Bid Denials

Senator John F Kennedy rejects former President Truman's plea to quit the Democratic race and denies hints the convention is rigged in his favor. He says he is prepared for the presidency and notes he was the only candidate to risk in all primaries.

New York John F. Kennedy Harry S. Truman Truman Kennedy Massachusetts

Truman Attacks Kennedy On Open Convention Claim

Truman told a news conference in Independence Missouri he resigned as a Democratic convention delegate to oppose what he calls a prearranged affair. He urged Kennedy to drop personal ambitions and questioned his readiness to lead. Kennedy defended his candidacy and pledged an open convention despite a first ballot winner.

Cape Cod Truman Independence Los Angeles Kennedy

Blood Bath Spoils 4th

The death toll on highways during the July Fourth weekend surged past early estimates and neared a three day record, with officials noting highway fatalities averaging about five per hour as travelers jammed the roads. Boating incidents and drownings without boats added to the toll, while no fireworks deaths were reported.

Ty Council Council

Woman accuses theft at hotel. purse recovered

Mrs May Memnaugh, a Butte visitor, reported $1,400 missing after registering at the Edison Hotel Monday afternoon. Police jailed suspect Quan Krutrujillo and recovered the purse about $530, plus Memnaugh's diamond engagement ring, wedding ring, and several rare coins from his room. $870 remaining missing.

May Memnaugh Butte Edison Hotel Asst Bob Russell Ed Huhtanen Quan Krutrujillo Meinaugh Krutrujillo Russell

Meeting Set for Wednesday In Phone Dispute

A mediation meeting will be held here Wednesday between Butte telephone operators of Local 65 IBEW and Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co management. Bob McClelland of the FMCS will attend. The strike began Friday night with 74 IBEW members joining in sympathy over the status of five supervisors.

Butte Telephone Bob McClelland Great Falls Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Butte Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co IBEW Donald L. Mahoney

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