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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1967

Page

1

Montana Democrats snub Babcock finance summit proposal

State Democratic leaders refused Gov. Tim Babcock’s plan for a bipartisan summit on Montana finances. A letter from Democratic Chairman Fred Barrett and legislative leaders frames the governor’s meeting request as overstepping the legislature’s prerogative, noting elected representatives must inform the people through formal channels.

Helena Tim Babcock Standard State Bureau Babcock Fred Barrett Chester Barrett Senate Eugene H. Mahoney D-Thompson Falls William A. Groff D-Victor Senate Finance and Claims Committee House of Representatives James P. Lucas City House Montana

Marines Report Increased Viet Nam War Activity

Allied commands said both sides stepped up activity from the demilitarized zone to the Mekong Delta. A U.S. Marine reconnaissance post at Con Thien called in artillery barrages on Communist positions. Seven Marines were involved in the engagement.

Saigon Demilitarized Zone Mekong Delta U.S. Marine Reconnais Con Thien

Butte OKs City Penalty Collection for Drivers

District court allowed the city to collect supplementary penalties on motor vehicle cases after conviction or bond forfeiture. Judge John B. McClernan signed a stay of execution in the Robert Sanders versus City of Butte case, requested by the attorney general’s office while appealing to the Montana Supreme Court.

City of Butte John B. McClernan Robert Chick) Sanders Attorney General’s Office Montana Supreme Court

Anaconda priest named Maryknoll development chief

The Rev. Bernard P. Byrne MM of Anaconda has been named director of development for Maryknoll in the St Louis area. At 38 he previously served in Peru from 1962 and succeeds Rev. William P. O Connor MM now directing Maryknoll's New York development house.

Maryknoll N.Y Bernard P. Byrne Anaconda Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America St. Louis, Mo Father Byrne Peru William P. O'Connor M.M New York City St. Rose of Lima Rose M. Byrne Commercial Avenue James E. Byrne Chile Exploration Co Santiago Chile Thomas D. Byrne Wenatchee Wash Mary Roisin Dominican Sisters Reedsburg Wis

Slim-down camps lure fat youths with fashion and goals

In a feature on Camp Tahoe and Camp Stanley, Pak Mason runs weight loss programs for 8 to 18 year old campers from London, Puerto Rico, and California. Costs run about 830 for eight weeks with meals at 1200 calories daily. Activities include swimming archery and tennis.

United States Camp Tahoe Camp Stanley Puerto Rico California

Detroit in Flames Shocks City Amid Riots

The Associated Press reports widespread fires across Detroit with officials estimating about 150 million dollars in damage in a 100 block area. Officials say more than 600 fires surged through the city as violence intensified, injuring around 1,000 people. Pontiac, 22 miles north, reported buildings ablaze as riot chaos spread.

Associated Press Detroit Pontiac William Hanger

Ready to kill speech theme sparks civil rights march

In Franklinton Louisiana Lincoln Lynch and A Z Young lead a 25 mile civil rights march with 50 police present. Lynch warns of direct action if demands for equality are not met and recalls Watts Newark deaths to urge readiness to die for rights. A white bystander hurled a racial insult at state police as demonstrators arrived at the Washington Parish courthouse.

New York Times Franklinton Lincoln Lynch Equality Lynch A. Z. Young Bogalusa Louisiana Washington Parish Lynch Watts Newark SS Seill

Rioting Flares in Harlem Again as Looting Sees Death

A mob of nearly 2000 Puerto Ricans roams an 18 block stretch of Spanish Harlem on Monday night looting and burning for the third straight night. One man is killed and two wounded by gunfire. Police clash with rioters as firebombs fly and a TV news car is overturned. Gunfire is reported near a police car.

New York American Broadcasting Co

Romania quits Kremlin group pursues independent course

Nicolae Ceausescu outlined Romania's doctrine of national communism in a foreign policy speech to the National Assembly. He defended differences with Moscow on Marxist Leninist tenets, Warsaw Pact policy, and Middle East stance. He recognized Israel's right to exist and urged withdrawal of foreign troops alongside calls to abolish NATO and the Warsaw Pact.

Bucharest Romania Kremlin Nicolae Ceausescu Communist Party National Assembly Ceausescu Israel Hungary East Germany

Lake draining to aid Neary search near Gregson Hot Springs

A privately owned spring fed lake on the Spangler ranch near Gregson Hot Springs is being drained to improve a search for Danette Neary who vanished March 25 after being let out of a car near her Walkerville home. Sheriff Dalling said divers found the bottom muddy and plan to assist as water recedes.

Spangler Ranch Gregson Hot Springs Danette Neary Walkerville William Neary W. Daly Bill Dalling iNeary Dalling

Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Through Wednesday

Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers likely through Wednesday. Cooler temperatures prevail with today’s high near 79 and overnight low around 46. Rain chances about 40 percent. A year ago highs reached 85 and lows near 48. Weather table Page 2.

Butte-Anaconda

Delinquency Can Be Stopped: Publicity Won’t Destroy Juveniles

Helena judge Judge Lester H. Loble and Max Wylie argue that publishing a juvenile’s name does not ruin him. In court, publicity from offenses has not harmed youths or families and has, in fact, aided reform. The article is part of a six part series on battling juvenile crime.

Loble Lester H. Loble Max Wylie Helena

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