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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1969

Page

1

Moon Adventurers Lift Off From Earth For Historic Moonwalk

Three astronauts Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins launched toward the moon aboard Apollo activity from Space Center Houston. Their televised transmission showed Earth from space and traced a view of the Pacific and western Americas as mission control guided them.

Earth Pacific Ocean Neil A. Armstrong Air Force Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Michael Collins Houston Buzz Aldrin Roger Mission Control Armstrong Goldstone California Hawaiian North America United States San Joaquin Valley High Sierras Baja California Mexico Acapulco Yucatan Peninsula Central America South America Venezu

Apollo 11 Day Two Aboard Captivates With Precision

Apollo 11 astronauts wake at 6 02 a m after a nine hour rest period and drift toward the moon. A mid course correction at 10 22 a m is followed by routine checks and meals. They praise the Saturn V ride calling it beautiful and report flawless maneuvers with mission control approving sleep two hours early.

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Galen Hospital Workers Select AFL-CIO Union in Vote

In a Tuesday election at Galen State Hospital 70 of 112 eligible non professional workers chose the AFL-CIO affiliated American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes to represent them. An independent union won 41 votes and one ballot favored no union. turnout exceeded 92 percent of eligible voters.

Helena Galen State Hospital Afl-Cio Galen Employes American Federation of State Tony Softich Softich Independent Union Warm Springs State Hospital Warm Springs Warren Hall Galen State Board of Institutions

White House rejects wage and price controls plan

The White House ruled out wage and price controls as an inflation tool saying the administration aims to cool the economy. President Nixon and advisers opposed such controls, with Kennedy stressing the need for income surtax extension before summer recess. The Senate panel urged tax reform before extending the surtax.

Washington White House Senate Nixon Ronald L. Ziegler Kennedy Congressional Congress Democratic Policy Committee

58 year old South African woman gives birth

Johanna du Plessis, 58, believed to be the oldest woman to give birth, delivered a five pound girl after sudden pains at home with help from a friend. She has five children, three adopted, and 12 grandchildren. the previous record holder was Ruth Alice Kistler who bore a child at 7.

Johannesburg South Africa Johanna du Plessis Records Ruth Alice Kistler Tor Girl

Weather outlook with thundershowers and fair conditions

Chance of thundershowers this afternoon. Fair Friday. Outlook 78 and 40. Weather map Page 2.

Federal grant funds Montana coal research program

Gov. Forrest H. Anderson announced nearly 100000 for fiscal 1969 70 and about 200000 for years two through four for a Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology study of eastern Montana low sulfur coal. Dr Sid Groff will direct the project with field work led by Robert Matson and analysis by Joseph Murray.

Associated Press Helena Montana Forrest H. Anderson Bureau of Mines and Geology Air Pollution Control Division Department of Health, Education and Welfare Sid Groff Butte Anderson Groff Robert Matson Bureau Joseph Murray Montana Tech

Montana Declares Moon Landing Day of Participation

Gov. Forrest H. Anderson issued a proclamation recognizing the Apollo 11 launch and declaring the coming Monday a day of state participation. State offices remain open, federal workers may be excused, and civic leaders are urged to commemorative actions. A Friday news conference will discuss traffic safety manpower and aircraft deployment.

Helena Forrest H. Anderson Nixon Anderson Ronald P. Richards Holter Lake Governor’s Office

City driver permit question postponed to November

City council meeting reveals budget difficulties and delays repeal of driver permit ordinance. Bids for one loader and four trucks were issued for Model Cities demolition projects as reports were not prepared for agenda. Mayor Micone said the proposal was tabled in a closed session.

Alec Hansen Ing Council Committee Re Mike Micone The Montana Standard

Franco to name his heir in Cortes session

Gen Francisco Franco urged an extraordinary Cortes session for July 22 to nominate his successor as chief of state. He is expected to propose Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon, 31, as future king, under article 6 of the organic law of succession.

Madrid Francisco Franco Cortes Franco Juan Carlos de Borbon Spain Alfonso XIII

Cities seek higher bond rate limit in Montana

Montana city officials may ask Governor Anderson to call a special session to raise the 6 percent ceiling on municipal bonds. Cities including Billings Great Falls and Bozeman plan bond sales this month to fund fire sewer and airport projects. If bonds cannot be sold the legislature may be needed to raise the limit.

Helena Montana Forrest H. Anderson State Bureau Billings Great Falls Bozeman Mizner Lion

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