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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
1
In Jackson Mississippi UPI reports a march by about 1000 Negro youths is halted by a helmeted police barricade after two blocks. They are loaded into garbage and city trucks to await processing at a stockade with about 100 others already jailed.
Negro workers gain a breakthrough after a clash at a site where two public schools are built. NAACP officials announce an agreement to hire Negroes for skilled jobs, ending mass picketing that drew police from the scene. Police reported injuries among demonstrators and officers, with no serious harm.
Anaconda Co with the Bureau of Safety and safety engineers will run a traffic safety program in Butte during June to August. Renouard notes national and state tolls rise and urges safer driving. The effort, in cooperation with the National Safety Council, adds to the firm’s safety plan with talks on defensive driving and common hazards.
District court on Friday appointed M H Galasso as administrator with the will annexed of John F Carlson estate to sell personal property likely to lose value if kept. The order lists a 1936 Plymouth four door sedan as the estate item.
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, 81, regained consciousness after a six hour coma caused by a stomach tumor. He recognized relatives, blessed them, spoke with doctors and took a sip of coffee, but doctors warned the rally is not a real improvement and his condition remains grave.
National Safety Council warns holiday highway deaths may top 462 as UPI counts 229 fatalities by early Saturday. California leads with 28 deaths, followed by New York with 25 and Texas with 12 amid multiple crashes including a car train collision in Springfield Ohio. A drowning and boating deaths boost the toll as families lose members in Alabama and New York Adirondack wrecks.
The Butte Board of Commissioners invites applications for the manager of Silver Bow Homes to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Joseph H. Sullivan. Submissions must be to the Silver Bow Homes office in Butte no later than June 7. Sullivan served as manager for 10 years.
Four people died in two crashes on Montana roads during the Memorial Day weekend. Victims include Lucille Selois of Great Falls and Arnie Fotlund and his eight year old daughter Ingred of Wallace Idaho. Vanderbrink family member killed in Lodge Grass crash. Several others injured and hospitalized.
The Thresher is pictured resting on the Atlantic seabed at about 8500 feet. Capt. Frank A. Andrews and Dr. J. Lamar Worzel describe a hull rent but the sub appears intact, with 300 photos from the Conrad showing debris trails and a wide sand groove indicating current wash.
Tom Yue Lai of Butte has been officially recognized Friday as a native of Butte and a citizen of the United States and Montana. Born January 11, 1891, to Chinese parents, he was long unrecorded and has lived across several states and in China. Judge T E Downey determined his birth date and citizenship following his petition for judicial determination.
UPI reports Representative Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania died in Washington at 6 p.m. EDT after a day in a coma. A veteran since 1933, he ranked seventh in Democratic seniority and chaired key committees including Immigration and Un-American Activities.
Considerable cloudiness today through Sunday with afternoon showers. Cooler trend with a high near 72 today and a low around 40 tonight. One year ago the highs and lows were 61 and 43.
Cloudy, cooler weekend with scattered showers or thundershowers mainly afternoons and evenings. East of Divide expects highs 65 to 88, lows 40 to 50 Saturday, 60 to 75 Sunday. West of Divide similar, highs 60 to 70, lows 35 to 45. The table notes 12 hour maximums, 18 hour minima, and 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p.m. yesterday.
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