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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1966

Page

1

Butte girl drowns in school swimming plunge

Jeannie St Pierre, 10, drowned in the Butte High School pool during a public swim event Tuesday night. Lifeguards Lynn Garvey and Dean Martin found her at the bottom. resuscitation attempts failed. The pool will be closed until further notice. Jeannie was a Monroe School fifth grader and Sacred Heart Church member. Survivors include her parents Clyde and Mrs St Pierre and siblings. Funeral plans pending.

Butte Jeannie St. Pierre Butte High School Lynn Garvey Dean Martin D. L. Gillespie George A. Takach J. Frank Johns Don Peoples City Recreation Clyde St. Pierre S. Wyoming Jeannie Monroe School Sacred Heart Church Jerry Jeannette Paulette Paul Schulz Livingston Tony St. Pierre

Riots In Cleveland Hough District Claim A Death

Smoke and gunfire mark a second night of rioting in Cleveland's Hough district as police and guardsmen confront attackers. A civilian Negro man was killed amid fires and looting. Gov Rhodes sent 1000 then 550 more National Guardsmen to support a battered police force.

Cleveland UPI Negro Hough James A. Rhodes Rhodes Ralph Locher Locher Hough District Pri

Dont Miss These Page 16 Job Corpsmen

Page 16 features a segment on Job Corpsmen described as a product of apathy. The brief examines morale and participation within the program and hints at corrective measures or critique from the editorial perspective.

Search for 8-year-old Dennis Johnson in Yellowstone Park

The missing boy Dennis Johnson of Inyokern California remains unaccounted for in Yellowstone National Park. Authorities intensified efforts in the Canyon Village area. Dennis, 8, is 4 feet 3 inches, 70 pounds, with light freckles and light brown hair. He was last seen wearing a red shirt with a faint black design, tan pants and tan hunting boots.

Dennis Johnson Inyokern Calif Canyon Village Yellowstone National Park

Anaconda Resident Dave Reese 79 Dies in Hospital

Dave Reese 79 of the Winthrop apartments in Anaconda died Thursday morning at St. Ann Hospital after four years of ill health. Born May 3 1887 in Llandeilo South Wales he immigrated to the United States as a youth. He lived in Pittsburgh and Portland before moving to Anaconda in 1914. Retired in 1957 after 43 years at the Anaconda Reduction works he was a Presbyterian, Acacia Lodge No 33 AF and AM member and former Bricklayers union member. Survived by wife Christina two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 11 am at Fischer Funeral Chapel with burial Sunset Memorial Gardens and Masonic graveside rites by Acacia Lodge.

David Arthur Reese Winthrop Apartments Anaconda Reduction Works St. Ann Hospital Reese Llandeillo South Wales United States Pittsburgh Portland Christina Larsen Anaconda Presbyterian Church Acacia Lodge No Bricklayers Union Arthur Spokane Bessie Rowan Llandeille Fischer Funeral Chapel John Goodenberger The Sunset Memorial Gardens Acacia Lodge

Union Breaks Off Talks for Membership Vote

Union negotiators announce a temporary pause in airline contract talks and plan a membership vote on the carrier offers. Observers expect rejection unless the package meets the union’s demands, with the next 24 hours deemed critical by officials.

Washington UPI Machinists’ Union James J. Reynolds Reynolds

Survivor confronts Speck in jail as alleged killer suffers heart attack

In Chicago Richard Speck, accused of killing eight student nurses, was confronted by survivor Corazon Amarao in his jail infirmary room. Amarao identified Speck to the press, saying four words This is the man. Doctors said Speck may have had a coronary thrombosis with an infarction possibility after a cardiogram. The encounter occurred during a court hearing while officials withheld confirmation of Amarao’s identification.

Chicago UPI Richard Speck William Norcross Speck Corazon Amarao Chicago Sun-Times Miss Amarao Norcross

Butte Endures Sixth Straight Day of 90 Degree Heat

Butte tied its record six straight days with 90 plus temperatures as Tuesday rose to 93 degrees. The heat spell matches prior six-day 90 degree runs in 1960 and 1961, with 100 degree readings reached in nearby Billings and Miles City reporting 101 and 100 degrees respectively.

Butte Billings Miles City

Gemini 10 photo session ends early due to eye irritation

Astronauts Michael Collins and John Young halted their 55 minute 'space stand' when fumes from the environmental control system caused eye watering and minor irritation. Collins reported lithium hydroxide odor as the cause and the crew briefly cut the outing short.

Cape Kennedy Fla Michael Collins John Young Collins Mission Control Young

Butte Anaconda Weather Mixes Clouds and Showers

Partly cloudy today with afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Cooler Thursday. High 84 today and a low of 44 tonight. One year ago in Butte the temperatures were 74 and 49. Weather chart on Page 2.

Butte-Anaconda Butte

Double burglary in Manhattan nets $235

Gallatin County sheriff's deputies investigate a Monday night double burglary in Manhattan that yielded 235 dollars. Thieves used a cutting torch on a safe at the Manhattan Creamery after taking the torch from the Auto Inn, with twenty five dollars in silver dollars found in a bag marked Manhattan State Bank.

Bozeman UPI Gallatin County Sheriff's Deputies Manhattan Ray Roe George Battleman Manhattan State Bank

North Viet Nam Says U S Pilots Will Be Tried as Criminals

North Viet Nam's ambassador in Peking declares captured U S pilots are not prisoners of war but criminals and will be tried under Vietnamese law. Tokyo reports quote Tran Tu Binh at a news conference amid U S protest. Tass omits the incident. Prisoners total 62 with 45 airmen. Hanoi claims more aircraft down and captures.

Saigon UPI North Viet Nam South Viet Nam National Liberation Front Viet Cong Geneva National Liberation Front South Viet Nam Tokyo Peking Red China U.S Prague Czechoslovakia Phan Vu Su United States Tran Tu Binh Kyodo Tass Pentagon Hanoi

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