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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1964

Page

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Goldwater flexes grip on GOP as extremism clash flares

Barry Goldwater tightened control of Republican machinery during a party flareup over extremism. He pressed Rockefeller to define extremism in writing and defended actions by presidents defending freedoms. Goldwater also questioned Rockefeller's stance and teased a possible Cheney-like slate, while other leaders urged clarity on his remarks.

San Francisco Barry Goldwater GOP National Committee Dean Burch Arizona Goldwater New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Viet Nam People of America George Washington Abraham Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Phoenix Ariz Washington Johnson Smart Atty Robert F. Kennedy Charles H. Percy Illinois Republican Party America William E. Miller Percy Jackson Hole Wyo Sen GOP National Committee Miller Sherman Adams White House Dwight D. Eisenhower Adams

Soviet Vessel Fires Across Bow of American Grain Ship

A Soviet naval vessel fired three shots across the bow of the American grain ship Sister Katinga as it left Novorossisk after a wage dispute. The ship was boarded, a 50 ruble fine imposed, and the United States protested excessive Soviet conduct while noting possible legal rights under international law.

Endre Marton Washington State Department Black Sea United States New York Novorossisk Istanbul Artur H. Fertig Wading River Long Island N.Y Katinga Fertig Soviet Union Odessa

Inquest Ordered in Yellowstone Death

Yellowstone Park officials ordered an inquest after Glen C. Reaser a 59 year old park caretaker was found hanging in the utility section of a Fishing Bridge comfort station Reaser is from Southwick South Dakota and had worked six summers at the park.

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Butte-Anaconda Weekend Weather Outlook

Partly cloudy with afternoon thundershowers today and Sunday. Highs near 90, lows around 50. West of Divide remains warm with Saturday highs 85-92, Sunday 78-85, and scattered showers both days. East of Divide expects warmer conditions with isolated thundershowers Saturday and Sunday.

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Vandals Break Windows in Schools Here

Undersheriff Frank Harper counts summer vandalism in public schools with Whittier 139 broken panes, Greeley 65, Blaine 52, Harrison 48, Hawthorne 27 and Kennedy 4. School staff have boarded up damaged windows and the board will estimate total losses later.

Frank V. Harper Whittier District 1 Greeley Blaine Harrison Hawthorne Kennedy Charles Davis

Butte Krazy Daze Repeats Amid Busy Shopping Day

Busy crowds filled Butte streets for Krazy Daze as merchants offered rock bottom bargains across all lines of merchandise. Clerks and managers dressed in colorful outfits joined in the carnival atmosphere, with many shoppers in Territorial Centennial era costumes and a peppery street band adding to the gaiety.

Butte Mining

Butte Miner 42 Pleads Guilty To Tax Charge

Sam Schlichenmayer Jr., a 42 year old Butte miner, pleaded guilty in Federal Court to filing a false income tax return. He listed four dependents in 1961 though not entitled, owing $1,865 to the IRS. Sentencing postponed to next week. max penalty $5,000 fine or three years in prison or both.

Sam Schlichenmayer Jr Butte U.S. Atty Moody Brickett Schlichenmayer Brickett Internal Revenue Service N. A. Rotering W. D. Murray

Laotian Forces Rout Four Red Battalions

Laotian forces repelled a Pathet Lao assault on Muong Soui in northern Laos aided by Lao fighter-bombers and artillery. Four Lao infantry battalions withdrew after heavy bombardment, with ground contact minimal and casualties few. One U.S.-supplied T28 fighter-bomber was shot down and two pilots are missing.

Vientiane Laos Muong Soui Defense Ministry Plaine Des Jarres Luang Prabang Pathet Lao Nam Ngum Khang Khay Phou Khouth Radio Peking

Six Arraigned In Idaho Murder Case

Six suspects accused of killing Marshal Dee Woodland Downey in Downey Idaho were arraigned on first degree murder charges. The group included Edward King Susan Hayes Eugene Roddy Pauline Roberts Harvey Pulver and Carletas Fill all from Chicago and San Francisco. A large manhunt spanning Idaho Wyoming and Utah involved over 100 law officers.

Pocatello Idaho UPI Dee Woodland Downey Bannock County Henry Parker Parker Woodland Cache National Forest Downey Edward Albert King Susan Ann Hayes Eugene Delber Roddy Pauline Roberts Harvey William Pulver Chicago Carletas Lee Fill San Francisco Wyoming Utah

Four Butte Residents Injured in Three Car Crash

Four people from Butte were injured when three vehicles collided two miles west of the city at the Skyline detour. Elsie Ginsberg and her family escaped injury. Frank Heston and his son Dave suffered multiple fractures and injuries. Sandy Kennis also sustained back injuries. The wreck left a 1964 convertible badly damaged with only 160 miles on its odometer.

Butte St. James Community Hospital Elsie Ginsberg Hamburg Anaconda Betty Lavelle S. Jackson Frank Heston W. Galena Dave Sandy Kennis Edison Don Peterson Lavelle Main Drug Dave Heston Miss Kennis Young Heston Peterson

Montana Supreme Court weighs gambling reform in state

The Montana Supreme Court hears arguments on a November gambling ballot question backed by the Montana Independent Development Party. Proponents led by Charles R. Lee seek legalized gambling to boost tourism and tax relief, while opponents led by the Methodist Church and Governor Tim Babcock challenge the measure as unconstitutional.

Helena Montana Methodist Church Butte Great Falls Reno Las Vegas Montana Supreme Court Methodists State Supreme Court Forrest /derson Secretary of State Tim Babcock Montana Independent Development Party Charles R. Lee Anaconda Lee Montana Association For Legalized Gambling Babcock Roland R. Renne Montana State College Kennedy Internal Revenue Service

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