Powell County primary results show high interest and sheriff race
Voter turnout in Powell County estimated at 71 percent with strong interest in the sheriff contest. Among Democrats Burt trails Turner and Gut at three precincts, while Collings leads Fanning in the Republican sheriff race. Unofficial results include multiple county offices and judicial votes from 3 of 13 precincts.
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Powell County
U.S
Lawlord
Mansfield
McDonald
Olsen
Rr&psc
Cannon
Smith
Kearney
Keenan
Branch
Reierson
Bauman
Wyckoff
Jones
Smets
Collings
Fanning
Warm Tuesday Tops Year’s Heat Record At Local Airport
The city basked in the warmest weather of the spring as polls opened on Tuesday. Temperatures reached 83 degrees, the year’s high so far, according to the airport Flight Service Station.
Butte Weather Outlook Through Thursday
Fair and warmer conditions prevail in Butte with today's high around 88 degrees and a low near 48. The forecast calls for a high near 90 tomorrow as the map on Page 9 shows.
Butte Census Forms Uncollected Now to Be Counted
Senator Mansfield says uncollected census forms from Butte will be counted after the Census Bureau collects or forwards them to the Seattle regional office. He notes forms should be sent to John Thurldson, Bureau of the Census Seattle, for processing against the address register.
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Butte
Mike Mansfield
Census Bureau
Washington
Sen
Mansfield
Bureau of the Census
John Thurldson
First
Marion Streets
Seattle
Neights
Races Yield Surprises In Local Elections
In 41 of 45 precincts unofficial results favor the city county zoning plan by about 700 votes with absentee ballots to count. State Sen Shugrue appears headed for defeat in the Democratic nominating race for the state senate. Incumbents Leo Jacobsen Alice Gosse lin Lawrence Stimatz and J J Winston win county and local posts. Alkerville Mayor Shea and Dr Vai nio lead for two state senate seats.
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Liver Bow County
Stephen J. Shugrue
Lawrence G. Stimatz
Alice G. Gosselin
Leo L. Jacobsen
Georgia Moran
J. J. Winston
Silver Bow
Alkerville
James R. Shea
Leonard E. Vainio
Butte
Senate
Walt Richter
Rocker
Shugrue
Jack Healy
Robert E. Lee
Jerry V. Lombardi
Harold McGrath
J. D. Lynch
Joe
Mansfield sweeps to quick renomination in Montana
Montana voters push Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield toward a swift renomination in the Democratic primary. With partial returns from about half the precincts, Mansfield leads Tom McDonald 29 569 to 5 264, and John W. Lallo r 4 714, while Republican Bud Wallace trails. Formal renominations also secure for Congressmen Arnold Olsen and John Melcher.
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Helena
Mont
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Tom McDonald
Flathead
Tom S. Winsor
Tom Mongar
Jack Rehberg
Billings
Ee All
Rehberg
Ben Stein leads Park County GOP bid in early returns
Livingston area results show Ben Stein with 111 votes and Robert Zander 55 for the Republican Senate nomination as 50.4 percent of Park County voters turnout reported. Other races include sheriff where Albert Palmer leads Norris Lean and Don Guintoni unopposed for Republican nomination.
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Livingston
Park County
Ben Stein
Robert Zander
GOP
Stein
Zander
Hookham
Willard Passara
Albert Palmer
Norris Lean
Norris
Close Anaconda primary stirs county race tensions
In an early morning count Anaconda voters backed John Radonich over Edward Yelsa for county attorney while Democrat Val Gallo led incumbent Fred Vanisko for county commissioner and other races showed mixed results. Turnout reached roughly two thirds with precincts reporting across Deer Lodge County.
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Edward Yelsa
John Radonich
Deer
Anaconda
Radonich
Yelsa
Val Gallo
Fred Vanisko
John Mehrens
al Kosena
Frank Juricich
William Menahan
Deer Lodge County
Paul Cannon
Richard Shoup
U.S
Lawlor
Mansfield
McDonald
Olsen
Cannon
Smith
Kearney
Morrison Leads Granite County Clerk Nomination Race
In Philipsburg Granite County voters backed Marie Morrison over Maude S. Echols 2-1 for the Republican clerk and recorder nomination. With three of four precincts reporting turnout slightly under 50 percent, Morrison led 165 to 87 in that race, and other unofficial results show close contests including a state senate Democratic nomination.
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Philipsburg
Marie Morrison
Maude S. Echols
Weemane County
Drummond
Granite County
Senate
U.S
Lawler
Mansfield
McDonald
Olsen
Rr&psc
Cannon
Smith
IBM chief urges withdrawal from Vietnam
Watson urges immediate military withdrawal from Southeast Asia to avoid irreparable damage to the nation’s economy and society. He warns continued involvement will worsen inflation, deepen youth demoralization, and fracture national unity, calling for a swift shift to wage and price guidelines as a transitional step.
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Washington
Thomas J. Watson Jr
International Business Machines Corp
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
Watson
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
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