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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1968

Page

1

Butte Fugitive Caught After Mon tana Prison Escape

AP reports one of twelve Montana State Prison escapees, Patrick Lee Herman, 25, was recaptured near Gold Creek about 20 miles north of Deer Lodge after allegedly slipping from a rear dormitory window and scaling a fence. Ground and air searches continue for 11 others. roadblocks set toward Warm Springs. Names of other escapees and crimes listed. guards suspect all are dangerous. Two additional inmates fled after a Warm Springs concert. still at large.

Deer Lodge Montana State Prison E. C. Ellsworth Jr Montana National Guard Ellsworth Patrick Lee Herman Silver Bow County Gold Creek Warm Springs Paul Parrett Great Falls Larry Roath Lewis and Clark County Jerry Desmond Valley County David Finch Walier Rothe Hall

Plane hunt near Helena over missing Washington plane

MISSOULA AP The Montana Aeronautics Commission led Monday searches along the route of a missing Washington plane believed down with five aboard including two children. Idaho and Washington authorities conducted similar searches along the flight path.

Missoula Montana Aeronautics Commission Washington Idaho Seattle Barrion Springs Mich Helena Jack Wilson Robert Reynolds Reynolds Wilson Joe Behrens Cedar Rapids Iowa Martin Karrer Wash Mullan Pass Montana- Idaho Montana

Butte school contracts are okayed

Butte district trustees approved vacation time improvement projects totaling 4875 dollars for three schools. Toljan Electric Co. will install electrical work at McKinley for 995 dollars. Knuckey Construction handles two jobs at Hawthorne 1685 dollars and Blaine 2195 dollars for gym flooring work.

Butte Toljan Electric Co McKinley Knuckey Construction Hawthorne Blaine Butte High School Brown’s Gulch Education Committee F&s Contracting Co Baline Greeley Whittier Kevin Shannon Martha

Prison rehab urged over costly fortress upgrade

Montana report by University of Utah sociologist Robert E. Ashpole urges emphasis on rehabilitation over costly prison fortification. He calls for sound research before major facility expansions and supports maintaining security while reducing confinement by enabling better programs, education, and assessments for inmates under 21.

Daniel J. Foley Standard State Bureau Helena Montana State Prison State Board of Institutions University of Utah Robert E. Ashpole Ashpole Western Interstate Commission For Higher Education E. C. Ellsworth Jr Deer Lodge

Saigon Faces Shifting Front as Viet Cong Withdraws

A senior U.S. military source says regimental and larger enemy units have pulled back from Saigon toward the west. The move eases the immediate threat, but officials warn it does not cancel attack plans and describe a likely main thrust from the west in late July or early August.

Edwin Q. White Saigon U.S Souce U. S Vinh Binh Central Highlands

Rain Monday Rain Monday A Distant Legend Promises Forty Days of Rain

The Associated Press notes that if Monday brought showers in Montana, forecasts warned of forty more days of rain. The piece recounts the St Swithin legend, stating Saint Swithin’s tomb reburial ceremonies coincided with a rainy period, giving rise to the belief in long wet spells after his day.

Associated Press Montana St. Swithin Winchester England

Weather outlook for Butte-Anaconda today through Wednesday

Mostly sunny with afternoon cloudiness today and Wednesday. 20 percent chance of thunderstorms today and tonight. High 82 and a low of 50. One year ago highs and lows were 88 and 47. Weather table appears on Page 2.

Butte - Anaconda

Treasury to dispose of three million dollars in rare coins

Washington AP The Joint Commission on the Coinage proposes options to dispose of 2.9 million silver dollars hidden in a basement vault. A test auction of about 150000 coins is planned. The panel, including officials from Treasury Mint GSA US Treasurer Smithsonian, will report by November 12.

Treasury Washington Joint Commission On the Coinage Treasury Department Carson City Nev Treasty Mint General Services Administration U.S Smithsonian Institution Commission Congress The Department Robert A. Wallace Wallace U.S. Court of Claims

France detonates second medium nuke in eight days

Paris reports France has exploded an experimental nuclear device of medium strength over Mururoa Lagoon in Tahiti. It is the second test in eight days and the 14th overall by France, compared with 162 US and 141 Soviet atmospheric tests. Since the partial test ban France did not sign, the US and USSR have mostly underground tests, nearing 200.

Paris Defense Ministry France Mururoa Lagoon Tahiti United States Soviet Union

Moscow New York air service opens with first planes late

The direct Moscow to New York air link began amid delays as Aeroflot and Pan Am operated inaugural flights. A Soviet IL 62 from Moscow reached Kennedy at 5 27 p m after holding above the airport. VIPs rode the first Pan Am flight while the regular service started later.

Moscow New York Copenhagen Kennedy Airport Montreal Aeroflot

Bus converts tension in Fort Lauderdale slums

A bright orange police station on wheels tours Fort Lauderdale slums to hear complaints from youths and residents. Five officers man the bus as part of the Community Relations unit, aiming to humanize police and curb crime by addressing sanitation housing and junk cars concerns. The program, linked to Operation Store Front, has improved trust and led to tips about crimes such as arson at a nearby Nigerian community school case.

Fort Lauderdale Fila Robert Lutes Lutes

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