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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1965

Page

1

Route to Museum Opens Today in Butte

Dr. E A Bartoletti announces limited opening of the Butte World Museum of Mining with 2 30 p m ceremonies. Traffic will be directed from Park and Granite streets to the old Orphan Girl Mine site west of Montana Tech with deputies and police guiding visitors. Gov. Tim J Babcock will deliver the ribbon cutting address as officials from Butte Celebrations Inc and local government assist in the opening plans. The exhibit focus remains on mining in Butte and nearby areas with future plans for a 2 to 4 million dollar main building and mining hall of fame.

E. A. Bartoletti Butte World Museum of Mining Bartoletti Old Orphan Girl Mine Montana Tech Bill Dalling Butte Celebrations Inc Thomas F. Powers Jim Clark Hubert Johnson Gary Garrett Dan O'Connell Johnson Tim J. Babcock Barto Butte

Work Stoppage Ends as Pickets Withdrawn at Anaconda Smelter

About 2,100 Butte and Anaconda employees idle until a three hour meeting at Marcus Daly Hotel produced a joint statement that pickets at the Anaconda smelter were withdrawn and operations would resume as soon as practicable. The shut down affected Badger Mine Berkeley Pit Berkeley Garage and Anselmo Mine. A later note said four copper casting department workers were reprimanded for refusing to work and told to go home.

United Steelworkers of America Anaconda Co Butte and Anaconda Company Anaconda Marcus Daly Steelworkers Martin K. Hannifan Montana Butte Badger Berkeley Pit Berkeley Garage Anselmo Weed Hannifan Delbert Shepard Ernie Post Shepard George Haycock Salt Lake City

U.S. Faces Escalating Ground War in Viet Nam

AP reports rising U.S. risk of a major ground war as South Viet Nam struggles to control Viet Cong activity. Johnson signals intent to mobilize reserves and McNamara’s mission may boost troop levels, with estimates suggesting up to 300,000 American fighters could be needed to halt Communist advances.

Washington South Viet Nam United States U.S Viet Nam Johnson Robert S. McNamara

Kosygin Warns U S Back North Viet Nam In Fallout

Premier Alexei Kosygin warned that the Communist world will respond to every U S action in Vietnam. He said new aggressive moves by the United States will meet a corresponding rebuff from national liberation and socialist forces. The remarks followed a brief lull in anti American rhetoric by top Soviet leaders.

Moscow Alexei N. Kosygin U.S Viet Nam United States Riga National Liberation Kosygin Washington W. Averell Harriman Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev Volgograd Leningrad Harriman Southeast Asia He Sa North Kremlin Communist Party Presidium Mikhail Suslov Vilnius Lithuania Anastas I. Mikoyan Tallin

Gunman Fired At Locomotive Near Helena Arail

An engineer said a gunman fired at his toe near Winston east of Helena while an earlier rail car bound for a Girl Scout convention in Idaho was shot at. A .32 caliber slug was found in a scout car. no derailment occurred and investigators surveyed the scene.

Helena Ralph Moe Northern Pacific Moe Lewis and Clark County Sheriff’s Winston Idaho

Missoula Youth Killed in Homebuilt Race Car Crash

James Hudson an 18 year old Deer Park Washington youth died in a Missoula hospital after injuries from a homemade miniature race car crash. The vehicle built and driven by James Sontag 20 Missoula overturned in Orchard Homes after failing a 90 degree turn. Sontag was unhurt. Hudson died of internal injuries after more than 12 hours. The incident raised Montana 1965 traffic toll to 135 versus 137 last year.

Associated Press James Hudson Deer Park Wash Missoula Hudson James Sontag Orchard Homes Sontag Montana

Miles City Paper Criticizes Lynda Bird Visit Coverage

The Miles City Star says it was snubbed by Lynda Bird Johnson and escorts during her eastern Montana stop. Reporters Kron and Friedt describe a hurried exit from a Forsyth cafe and a police escorted drive past a flagman amid security concerns and local sympathy.

Miles City Miles City Star Johnson Lynda Bird Montana Troubles Star Mark Kron Mike Friedt Lynda Forsyth Kins Miles Citians Perkins the Star Johnsons

Boy Leaves Home After Altercation Over Theft

A 9 year old Butte youngster, after a dispute with his father about stealing money, chose to leave. A passing man at a local hospital picked him up and the sheriff returned him to his home.

Butte Sheriff's Office

Weather Summary for Butte and Surrounding Areas

Partly cloudy today through Monday with afternoon thundershowers. Highs near 84 and 80s east of Divide with variable cloudiness and scattered storms Sunday into Monday. West of Divide shows variable conditions with showers and thunderstorms. 5 p.m. Saturday records note 60s and 70s temperatures and precipitation.

Butte-Anaconda Butte Divide

B52 Bombers Use Long-Range Strikes in Vietnam Operation

US Strategic Air Command B 52 bombers pounded suspected Viet Cong positions at Mang Yang Pass to aid Vietnamese units clearing Route 19. First use of eight engine B 52s in support of a ground operation. Up to 5000 Vietnamese troops converged on the pass as part of the central highlands push. The raid followed three prior B 52 strikes in the month from Guam base.

Saigon South Viet Nam Strategic Ar Command Mang Yang Pass Highlands Qui Nhon Pleiku Guam

Mars Photographs Reveal Moonlike Mars Formations

Detailed Mariner4 images show a 12 mile wide crater like pockmark and a V shaped feature on Mars. A haze seen in earlier closeups may be a thin bank of clouds 530 miles high. Scientists urge time and study before explanations.

Pasadena Calif UPI America Mariner4 Mars Sion William H. Pickering Jet Propulsion United States Amazonis Murray

Soviet Space Station Praise Shines From Press

Moscow reports Sputnik 13.4 ton satellite circling Earth amid acclaim from Tass and foreign press. Proton 1 launches accompany five smaller satellites in a day highlighting manned science work and radiation belt studies for future manned flights.

Moscow UPT Russia Sputnik Manned Scientific Station Tsar Sergeiey Elektron Proton Tass L’humanite

Illinois bids Adlai Stevenson farewell in Springfield

In the Illinois Capitol Rotunda Gov Otto Kerner led 3000 mourners at a memorial service for Adlai E Stevenson. The processional bier drew 23000 past the casket since Friday. Governors and officials from several states attended with international representatives last Saturday.

Springfield Fil UPI Adlai Stevenson Illinois Illiinois Otto Kerner Ilinois Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois Capitol Kerner United States United Nations Stevenson Capitol Dome Capitol Thunerstorms Wilness London Ecuador Uruguay Belgium Iceland France Canada Ireland Netherlands Greece Potent Sweden Mexico China Austria United Arab Republic Germany Great Britain Dlippines Denmark Brazil Yugoslavia Caan Haiti Argentina Kentucky Edward Breatht Indiana Henry F. Schricker Paul Findley J Edward Day

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