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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1968

Page

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Butte Chefs Warm Up For Future Years Magic Land Recipe Contest

Entries for The Montana Standard's 6th annual contest close at midnight Sunday July 14. Hundreds of recipes from this area and across the state have been received. Young helpers at East Side Neighborhood Center join in kitchen fun as Ricky McDougall 12 and Darrell Parke 10 experiment with French toast. Prize money totals 290 dollars with a grand prize of 120 and multiple smaller awards.

Montana Standard East Side Ricky McDougall Darrell Parke

Regents cut budget asked by university presidents

Montana University System units face higher student to teacher ratios as the Board of Regents directs presidents to adopt 26 13 and 7 to 1 figures for lower upper and graduate level classes. The action aims to trim more than 2 million dollars from the 1967 69 budget estimates.

Helena Montana University System Board of Regents University of Montana Montana State University Montana Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology Butte

Beeman pleads guilty in 1966 trainboard death case

Judith Ann Beeman 25 of Broadview pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the 1966 death of 22 month old Michael Scott Hatten aboard a Northern Pacific train. She receives a one year deferred sentence ending an 18 month legal saga. The case involved the Hatten family visiting Montana from South Dakota.

Miles City Judith Ann Beeman Broadview South Dakota Nat Allen Miss Beeman Michael Scott Hatten Robert Hatten McLaughlin S.D Northern Pacific Montana Oregon Hattens Mrs. Hatten Forsyth

Butte Voted Site for State Vocational Center

Montana Board of Education named Butte as the site of the state s third vocational technical education center in a 5 4 vote by two committees. A A Arras Jr Cut Bank challenged the decision saying his committee favored designations for Butte Great Falls Billings and Miles City along with Helena and Missoula.

Helena Montana Board of Education Butte A. A. Arras Jr

Butte Designation Debate Falls to Paiges Tie Vote

Arras and the school services committee moved to delay new center designations for a month. John E. O Neill urged designating Mining City as a voting center, winning quick support from Forrest H. Anderson and others. The tie required Paige to cast the deciding aye for Butte amid opposition from Marjorie W. King and Arras.

Arras School Services Committee John E. O’neill Butte Forrest H. Anderson Boynton G. Paige Philipsburg Tim Babcock O'Neill Anderson Public Instruction Harriet Miller John D. French Ronan M. E. Richard Miles City Gordon Mullendere Glendive Marjorie W. King Winnett Paige

Lynda Bird's Vietnam questioning spurred LBJ withdrawal

New York AP reports that Lynda Bird asked why her husband Chuck Robb went to Vietnam, a moment that columnist Drew Pearson says helped seal President Johnson's decision to retire. Johnson and wife met her at the White House after her West Coast trip.

New York Lynda Bird Vietnam Johnson Drew Pearson Look Pearson Secret Service White House West Coast Marine Corps Chuck Robb Chuck

Mechanical failure hides Gallatin dairy milk contamination

State veteran inarian Dr. John S. Safford said a GC-4 gas chromatograph breakdown prevented pinpointing the dairy or dairies responsible for a reappearance of pesticide contaminated milk in the Gallatin Valley.

Helena Gallatin Valley John S. Safford

Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Through Wednesday

Mostly fair and warm with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Thunderstorm chance 30 percent. High near 86 today, low around 50 tonight. One year ago values were 74 and 51. Weather table Page 2.

Butte - Anaconda

Marines Turn Back Reds Twice Near Khe Sanh

U S Marines repelled two North Vietnamese attacks near Khe Sanh in a two day running battle. Total enemy dead 89 with 13 Marines killed and 68 wounded. Since Friday, U S forces claim 290 enemy killed along the DMZ as Saigon reports possible two front fighting.

Saigon Khe Sanh U.S Demilitarized Zone Dmz Vietnam 1St Regiment

Butte Plumbers Idle Amid Ongoing Labor Talks

Butte Master Plumbers Association and Local 41 members, about 30 men, did not report for work on July 1 as their contract expired June 30. Negotiations continue with proposals and counter proposals after a period of fire exchanges and delays. No strike declared though work on new construction in Butte is halted and Marines report casualties in Vietnam near Gio Linh.

Butte Butte Master Plumbers Local 41 Floyd Stewart Master Plumbers’ Organiza Tion Jerry F. Sullivan Plumbers’ Local Steward

Butte Farm and Ranch Picnic Set for Thursday

The agriculture committee of the Butte Chamber of Commerce plans the annual farm and ranch picnic at Columbia Gardens for about 1,200 guests from the Magicland area. Earl Britton and Richard Kunkel cochair. Britton and H F Babe Schumacher to chef the Montana baron of beef dinner at 5 pm in the pavilion. Rotary Club members will run concession rides for children. Jim McMahan was sentenced to 30 days in jail for petit larceny after pleading guilty to stealing a clock from Skaggs.

Agriculture Committee The Chamber of Commerce Butte Magicland Columbia Gardens Earl Britton Richard Kunkel Britton H. F Babe” Schumacher Montana Gardens Butte Rotary Club Jim McMahan J. J. Winston McMahan Skaggs

Butte to honor 29 Western Airlines stewardesses with diplomas

Twenty nine stewardesses from thirteen states will receive graduation diplomas at noon in the Finlen Hotel Butte. Robert Schottle of Great Falls Western Montana district sales manager says the ceremonies highlight the cities importance to Westerns route system. The graduates arrived from Los Angeles at 1 18 pm.

Butte Western Airlines Finlen Robert Schottle Great Falls Western Roger Gardemann Los Angeles Victor W. Heinitz Schottle Gardemann

Anderson cool toward end of tax proposal

Montana gubernatorial nominee Atty. Gen. Forrest H. Anderson questioned Initiative 66 to abolish taxes on merchants inventories and related items. He argued tax reform should be considered as a whole and warned the measure favors chain stores. He challenged the claimed revenue crisis and its sales tax remedy.

Jerry Holloron Standard State Bureau Helena Montana Forrest H. Anderson Tim Babcock Anderson Montana Retail Association Babcock Billings

Dillon rites set Wednesday for man killed in car wreck

Funeral services for Andrew Leake 85 will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in Brun dage Chapel Dillon. He died Sunday in a one car crash near Arco Idaho with Arch Brothers of Dillon uninjured. Rev Donald Simmonds to officiate Masonic rites at Mountain View Cemetery Leake born December 8 1882 Perry Missouri moved to Beaverhead County in 1907 married Maude Bean May 14 1912 member of Evergreen Lodge AF and AM Lima and Royal Arch Masons Dillon survived by two sons a brother a sister and two grandchildren plus one great grandchild

Dillon Brundage Chapel Andrew Leake Arco Idaho Arch Brothers Donald Simmonds Mountain View Perry Leake Beaverhead County Maude Bean Evergreen Lodge Af&am Lima Royal Arch Masons Leonard A Bountiful Utah Stephen B Tacoma Roy al Fort Jones Calif Stephen Bessie Selleck

Montana teen chosen for Girls Nation in Washington DC

Washington born Vickie Christie 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Christie will attend Girls Nation in Washington DC beginning July 28 as Montana representative. She was named a representative at Girls State at Montana State University Bozeman after losing the Girls State governorship to Lynn Roberts of Great Falls. The two will represent Montana at the eight day national event sponsored by the Silver Bow Kiwanis Club.

Vickie Christie Thomas E. Christie W. Park Girls Nation Washington, D.C Girls State Montana State University Bozeman Vickie Lynn Roberts Great Falls Montana Silver Bow Kiwanis Club

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