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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1968

Page

1

Seattle dentist dies saving three children on Mount Rainier

A blizzard trapped David and Sharon Reddick with their father, a Seattle dentist, near Paradise high on Mount Rainier. He shielded them in a snow cave with a tarp and sleeping bag, but perished from exposure while the family waited for rescue. The children survived hungry and cold, later praising their father as selfless.

Reddick Seattle Paradise Camp Muir Anvil Rock Muir David Sharon Dad

Montana primary narrows wide field for many offices

Voters in 37 Montana counties face nominating battles for 12 congressional, state, and judicial posts plus 131 legislative seats and various county, district, and local offices. The race to the governor's chair pits Tim Babcock against Lt. Gov. Ted James in a high profile GOP contest, while Democrats seek a nominee including Forrest H. Anderson and Eugene Mahoney. Turnout could reach about 62 percent with 185000 participating across 1037 precincts.

J. D. Holmes Capitol Helena Frays Montana County Boards of Commissioners Justice of the Peace House of Senate Tim Babcock Ted James Babcock Babcock- James Atty Forrest H. Anderson Eugene H. Mahoney LeRoy H. Anderson Billings Willard E. Fraser M. K. Riddick Hanford K. Gallup J. Wellington Fauver Warren A. McMillan

Abby heads for Florida as Hurricane Abby regains strength

Hurricane Abby reemerged from the Gulf moving toward the Tampa Bay area with 75 mph winds. Forecasters warned of six foot tides and potential flooding across coastal Florida while residents from the Keys to Cedar Key prepared for high seas and gale winds. Coast Guard searched overdue fishing boats and jet fighters were evacuated from Homestead Air Force Base to Mississippi.

Tampa, Fla Abby Gulf of Mexico Tampa-St. Petersburg Gulf Coast Marco Island Naples Tarpon Springs Tampa Bay National Hurricane Center Miami U.S Hurricane Center Tampa Lon Gulf Fort Myers Robert H. Simpson Flori Florida Keys Melbourne Cedar Key The Keys Coast Guard Homestead Air Force Base Mississippi

Viet Cong Rockets Strafe Saigon Amid Major Bombardment

Saigon and suburbs endured the war's heaviest rocket attack with 40 Viet Cong rockets and sirens sounding for general alert. Ten civilians wounded reported. no U.S. casualties. In Phu Bai area, 83 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong surrendered amid aerial pressure.

Saigon U.S. 9Th Infantry Division U.S Phu Bai South Vietnam North Vietnam Vinh Demilitarized Zone

Kennedy McCarthy clash tests California primary

Senators Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy ramp up clashes ahead of California contest. Kennedy campaigns 13 hours with his wife and many children as polls tilt his way while McCarthy relies on TV and steadier pace. The feud centers on how to tackle rioting in Negro districts and redevelopment versus relocation.

Mary McCarthy Kennedy California Clemonty

Model Cities aide named Butte program moves forward

The Butte Model Cities Agency advanced its planned one year program funded by federal and city in kind matching totaling 109000 dollars. The 14 member agency chaired by John L. Peterson named Charles E. Rice 31 as social services i during Monday's meeting.

Frank Quinn Butte Department of Housing and Urban Development Butte Model Cities Agency John L. Peterson Charles E. Rice Social Services i

Joint graduation rites for Boys Central and Girls Central

Ninety six Girls Central and 74 Boys Central seniors graduate at a joint ceremony in the Civic Center at 8 p.m. Bishop Raymond G. Hunthausen will preside and Msgr. Edward P. Gilmore will deliver the address. Diplomas will be conferred by the bishop as the Boys Central Band and Girls Central Chorus perform selections.

Girls Central Boys Central Civic Center Raymond G. Hunthausen Helena Edward P. Gilmore St. Patrick Parish Butte Conference of Catholic Clergy Mary Kathleen L. J. Mooney Hunthausen Boys Central Band Edward Quinn Elgar

Vote early but one time only election guidance

The piece discusses voting times and crowd patterns, noting polls open at 10 and close at 8 with a mid afternoon lull and a possible after work rush. It highlights the Clerk and Recorder William T. Duckham as the office with complete precinct information and mentions sample ballots and listed polling places.

Longfellow School William T. Duckham

Weather Summary for Butte Anaconda Region

Variable cloudiness through Wednesday with a chance of showers. Showers probability 30 percent today and 20 percent tonight. High near 68 degrees today with a low around 38 tonight. One year ago temperatures were 58 and 43. Weather table on Page 2.

Butte - Anaconda

Joint CHS Commencement Leaders Named

Central High School selects four top students for tonight's joint commencement. BCHS valedictorian Michael Edward Shannon and salutatorian James Patrick McGonigle lead with GPA 3.74 and 3.64 respectively. Central High valedictorian Melissa Anne O'Brien holds 3.968, with salutatorian Jo Jam ette Antonioli at 3.958.

Central High Michael Edward Shannon John Shannon BCHS James Patrick McGonigle George

Supreme Court curbs automatic exclusion in death-penalty cases

The Supreme Court ruled that juries may not automatically exclude opponents of capital punishment from juries that can impose death. Justices split over the ruling with dissents, and the decision affects states’ methods of choosing juries in death-penalty cases.

Washington Supreme Court Potter Stewart Stewart Bar Hugo L. Black John M. Harlan Byron R. White William O. Douglas Chicago William C. Witherspoon Mitchell Stone High Court

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