Four state groups to meet in Butte in June events
Butte hosts four state gatherings in June: Veterans of Foreign Wars June 8–10, PEO June 12–14, Montana Federation of Garden Clubs June 20–24, and Order of Eastern Star June 23–25. A medical dental cancer detection clinic June 18–19 and the Montana High Power Rifle and Pistol Shoot June 25–26 accompany the conventions. Tours include Badger underground mine visits, World Museum of Mining, Montana Tech Museum, and Anaconda Co. smelter tours organized by chamber committees.
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Butte
Big Sky
Veterans of Foreign Wars
PEO
Montana Federation of Garden Clubs
Order of Eastern Star
Montana
Public Health Service
Montana State Board of Health
Silver Bow County Medical Society
Montana Dental Society
William Frender
Chamber of Commerce Convertions Committee
Robert Henry
Campaigning Looms for Montana as Parties Move HQs
Montana gears up for campaigns with Gov. Tim Babcock aiming for a U S Senate bid using a GN depot site for headquarters. GOP and Democratic offices shift locations in Helena, while Arnold Olsen promotes small-donor funding amid a disallowed mailing to federal workers.
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Olsen
Cuban Students Attack US Embassy in Warsaw
A crowd of 30 to 100 Cuban students attacked the U S Embassy in Warsaw, throwing ink and smashing nine windows. Police arrived quickly and dispersed the demonstrators after a 15 minute clash, while signs denounced Johnson and U S Cuba policy.
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UPI
Fernando Florez Tharra
Cuba
United States
U.S
Florez Ibarra
Fidel Castro
Asl
Civil actions dismissed after out of court settlements
Judge John B. McClernan signed a district court order dismissing Douglas Sutherland v Northwest Conoco Super Service. Judge James D. Freebourn dismissed Fannie Lester v First Presbyterian Church of Anaconda. Both cases ended after settlements out of court.
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John B. McClernan
District Court
Douglas Sutherland
Northwest
Conoco Super Service
James D. Freebourn
Fannie Lester
First Presbyterian Church of
Apprenticeship Council to meet in Helena
The Montana Apprenticeship Council will meet in Helena Friday to plan on the job training projects across the state. Six members will meet with D. L. Fredine, regional director of the Labor Department’s Bureau of Apprenticeship Training in Denver, to learn contract requirements. The council marks 25 years of service as Apprenticeship Month is proclaimed by Gov. Tim Babcock.
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Helena
Montana Apprenticeship Council
Montana
D. L. Frodine
Department of Labor
Bureau of Apprenticeship Training
Denver
Fredine
Labor Department
Tim Babcock
Four Juveniles Nabbed in Walkerville Liquor Theft
Four juvenile boys from the Butte area were taken into custody for the burglary of the state liquor store in Walkerville last Thursday. One 14 year old with prior delinquency was sent to Miles City’s Industrial School by Judge John B. McClernan. Three others face delinquency charges as state liquor inspector Pete Vucurovich and Undersheriff Ken Cunningham recovered much of the liquor and noted four bottles broken. The loot included 15 fifths of bourbons and blends, three fifths of brandy, six fifths of Scotch, three quarts of Canadian whisky, five fifths of gin, five fifths of vodka and one bottle of wine. Damage included three broken windows.
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Butte
Walkerville
Mark P. Sullivan
Miles City
John B. McClernan
John T. Sheehan
Pete Vucurovich
Silver Bow
Vucurovich
Ken Cunningham
Butte Man Dr Murphy To Receive Medical Degree
The son of Mr and Mrs John J Murphy of 707 Indiana will receive his medicine degree from Marquette University Medical School on Sunday. A Butte High School and Carroll College graduate married to Jackie Egedahl of Butte he plans a two week visit before starting an internship at San Diego County Hospital.
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James P. Murphy
John J. Murphy
Indiana
Marquette University
Murphy
Butte High School
Carroll College
Helena
Jackie Egedahl
Butte
Seven miners killed in Rhodesia mine collapse
Seven African miners were killed and one injured when a tunnel collapsed at the Trojan nickel mine near Bindura, about 50 miles north of Salisbury, Rhodesia, on Tuesday.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Last year there were 155 mur ders in England and Wales
A report notes that last year 155 murders occurred in England and Wales. The figure reflects recorded homicide cases across the two nations, highlighting ongoing concerns over violent crime levels and trends for policy review.
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England and
Wales
Navy orders tightened security after top secret breach
The Navy issued a worldwide notice ordering base security reviews after an unidentified serviceman with secret clearance accessed top secret areas and collected sensitive data to offer to the Soviet Union. Rear Adm. Rufus L. Taylor said the case exposed weaknesses and that investigations continue.
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Navy
Soviet Union
Chief of Naval Intelligence
Rufus L. Taylor
Chief of Naval Operations
Taylor
Murder suspect asks to see his mother
An 18 year old, Thomas L. Penn, charged with six murders, asked to see his mother at a Henrico County Court preliminary hearing. Penn, who appeared self assured in court, surrendered Sunday and has no attorney. His older brother William also faces murder charges.
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UPI
Penn
Maurice
William Penn
Thomas
William
Young Penn
Meat price rises strain family budgets in 1965 66
An Associated Press budget brigade of 12 city housewives found meat and meat substitutes drove most food-cost increases over the year. Meat items jumped about 21.5 percent while substitutes rose 12.5 percent, with overall shopping bills up from 19.15 to 20.46. Cities varied widely in prices, with San Francisco and Boston among the costliest, and shoppers urged smart shopping though noting it is time consuming.
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Associated Press Checker
Chicago
National Association of Food Chains
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AP Brigade
Boston
Baltimore
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Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Washington
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AP Checker
Cleveland
San Francisco
AP Housewives Brigade
Johnson
Two Montana towns to be sold in 1967
Two north central Montana towns with a combined population of 275 will be offered for sale in summer 1967 after the Bureau of Land Management charts surface rights. Zortman and Sandusky, near the Rocky Boy Indian Reservation, lack titles and have improvised, irregular lots from former gold mining activity. Residents favor deeds and basic appraisal prices to secure loans and clear ownership, though the survey may not satisfy all parties.
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Billings
Montana
Bureau of Land Management
Zortman
Sandusky
Rocky Boy Indian Reservation
Federal Bureau
Washington
Arthur Gregory
BLM
Forest Service
Gregory
Lewis and Clark Trail discussion set for Helena meeting
The Montana Natural Resources Council will host a June 20 Helena meeting with state and federal agencies to discuss Lewis and Clark Trail development. An interpretive field trip to the Gates of the Mountains is planned during the event with morning presentations by participating agencies.
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Helena
UPI
Montana Natural Resources Council
Orvin Filare
Flare
Gates of the Mountains
Council
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