Speck Sentenced to Death in Nurses Slaying
Richard Speck was sentenced to death in Peoria for eight nurse killings in Chicago. Judge Paschen ordered execution for Sept 1 with a stay pending appeals, likely reaching the U.S. Supreme Court. Speck was moved to Stateville Penitentiary as legal battles unfold.
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Peoria, Ill
UPI
Richard Franklin Speck
Circuit Court
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
Chicago
Illinois Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Paschen
Peoria County
Stateville Penitentiary
Joliet
Ill
Stateville Diagnostic Center
Warfare transforms (Continued From Page 1)
The narrative describes day one of the conflict around Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Israeli forces are mobile and singing as civilians flee along one lane roads toward Tel Aviv while the Hilton is dark and shelters form. The piece notes mixed ages among troops, civilian resilience, and cautious hope that aerial bombardment has not yet targeted civilians. The larger war apparatus, censorship, and public reaction are highlighted along with Tel Aviv being shelled from the Jordanian side as a symbol of Israel’s defensive challenge.
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Jerusalem
U.N
Tel Aviv
Hilton
Times Square
Israel
Regents Seek Progress On Humanities At Tech. Alumni Call For Koch Exit
Edward W. Nelson says no action by the Regents likely before the July 10 meeting. A 1964 accreditation urged humanities and social sciences bolstering at Tech and Dr. Koch reported progress. Alumni and students have pressed for Koch's ouster as Tech president. Regents rejected Montana student government dorm hours changes, sending them to university administration. University of Montana joins drug research at Montana State Prison with Hoffman-LaRoche cooperation. Dawson County College seeks a 1968 summer institute program. Glendive teacher training request mirrors Eastern Montana College on campus at Miles City. Flathead Valley chambers seek earlier spring and later fall start for the University System, per Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Nelson
Regents
Tech
Dr. Koch
Koch
Dawson County College
Nelson
Glendive School
Eastern Montana College
Custer County College
Miles City
Chambers of Commerce
Flathead Valley
Chambers
University
U.S. Protests After Hostilities Break Out Worldwide
U.S. officials express regret over renewed hostilities and report fragmentary anti American demonstrations in over six Middle East nations. Embassies and consulates damaged in some cases while no action orders are sent to the 6th Fleet. A 2000 strong Marines battalion sails the Mediterranean as three destroyers move toward the Red Sea. Washington says the facts remain unclear but warns of tragic consequences if fighting continues. The United States produced 1.75 million trucks last year.
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U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
U.S
Red Sea
Washington
White House
Weather outlook across the Divide with showers and cooler temps
Cloudy conditions with showers and possible thunderstorms along east slopes of the Rockies. Showers taper Tuesday night into Wednesday, with gradual clearing by Wednesday afternoon. Cooler in the west Tuesday. highs 60s to 70s, southeastern areas in the 70s. City readings include Anaconda 64/46 and Missoula around 46, Kalispell 75/93, and Great Falls 69/49 with lighter winds and missing data in spots.
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Divide
Rockies
City
Anaconda
Belgrade
Glasgow
Great Falls
Kalispell
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Missoula Ce
W. Yellowstone
Whitehall
Wolf Point man dies in wreck near Havre
Havre Montana AP reports Charles W. War Club 47 of Wolf Point was killed in a one car crash about ten miles west of Havre on U S Highway 2 0 R The death marked Montana’s 83rd of 1967 compared with 98 on the same date last year.
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Wolf Point
Havre
Charles W. War Club
U.S. Highway
Montana
Armed revolt shocks Tierra Amarilla New Mexico
About 150 Spanish American activists led by Reies Lopez Tijerina seized the Tierra Amarilla courthouse, took 20 hostages including a judge and sheriff, wounded a state police officer, and barricaded in a Canjilon home as National Guard mobilizes with 250 troops to restore order.
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Tierra Amarilla
N.M
UPI
New Mexico
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Tijerina
Canjilon
E. Lee Francis
National Guard
Butte to Run Head Start and City Jobs Summer Program
The city will hire youths west of South Montana Street for Head Start, city offices, and recreation tasks. Girls join Head Start, training this week. others will update old records at city hall and help with recreation. Don Peoples directs, Harry Manning oversees boys, with supervisors Ross Richardson Bob Petrino Larry Palagi Harry Freebourn and Bob Dickinson. Participants work 30 hours weekly, 10 for counseling supervised by teachers. The $69,000 grant is 80 percent federal. city funds the rest. The program, through the Butte-Silver Bow Anti Poverty Council, seeks funds for 50 more youths. anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Don Peoples
Harry Manning
Ross Richardson
Bob Petrino
Larry Palagi
Harry Freebourn
Bob Dickinson
Peoples
Butte-Silver Bow
Nyc
Butte
Thompson Park
Dr Kane dies in Montana ski soldiers unit chief of staff
Dr. Kane, longtime St James Community and Silver Bow General hospital chief of staff and county health director, dies. He served on numerous medical and civic bodies including the Silver Bow County Medical Society. Survivors include his wife, children, siblings, and extended family. Services set at Dolan's Mortuary with Requiem Mass at St Patrick Church and Holy Cross Cemetery interment. Rosary Wednesday at 7. Friends may visit Dolan's tonight.
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St. James Community
Silver Bow General Hospitals
Silver Bow County
Silver Bow General
Kane
St. Patrick Parish
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Exchange Club
Butte Elks Lodge No. 240
Butte Country Club
American Academy of General Practitioners
Silver Bow
Mountain States Faces Montana Rate Hikes and Investment
Mountain States reports Montana telephone rates near 5.5 percent after seven years with rate reductions since 1960 for long distance and main residence local service. George S. Redhair, Montana vice president and GM, cites inadequate earnings to support health, service, and expansion as investments rise. Construction in Montana totals $95 million over seven years with $32 million planned for 1967 68. Average investment per telephone rose to 600 in 1955 from 400 in 1959 while telephones increased to 258 000 from 208 000. Montana salaries topped 15 million last year, up over 3 million since 1959. Taxes reached 10.5 million in 1966 versus 5 million in 1959.
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Mountain States
George S. Redhair
Montana
Redhair
Israel strikes Sinai with armor and air power
An Israeli broadcast reports decisive clashes with Egyptian forces in the Sinai at Abu Ageila Al Arish and Kunteila as Eshkol says armor and air force penetrated into the Sinai. He cites security reasons for limited details while Haifa and Cairo Amman Damascus air raids are noted and Cairo reports night incursions.
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Sinai
Abu Ageila
al Arish
Kunteila
Eshkol
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Haifa
Cairo
Amman
Damascus
Mass for D I Evans Held in Billings
Requiem Mass for David Irwin Evans native of Butte will be celebrated Thursday at 9 30 am at St Joseph Church in Billings. The Rosary is set for Wednesday at 8 pm in Dolan's Mortuary. Burial follows at Holy Cross Cemetery. Evans born April 4 1929 attended St Joseph and Boys Central schools. He worked as a mechanic for Black and White Cab Co and lived in Billings nine years. He served in the Army 1951 1953. Survivors include wife FlorNor Hennelly Evans Billings stepsons Geary Hennelly Viet Nam Ronald Hennelly Butte stepdaughter Mrs Robert Smith Billings mother Mrs Jennie Evans Butte sister Mrs Raymond Labranch Butte and three grandchildren. Body to arrive in Butte Wednesday afternoon then taken to Dolan's Mortuary.
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St. Joseph Church
David Irwin Evans
Billings
Dolan
Holy Cross
Butte
Mr. Evans
St. Joseph and
Boys Central
Black and White Cab Co
Evans
Flo Nor Hennelly Evans
Ronald Hennelly
Geary Hennelly
Vietnam
Robert Smith
Jennie Evans
Raymond Labranch
Mrs. Clashey Dies at 58 in Helena
Effie Rae Clashey 58 of Helena died Monday at St. Peter Hospital. Born February 10, 1909 in Illinois, she worked at Roger's Jewelry in Lewistown and Anna Bowles dress shop, married Orville C. Clashey on December 17, 1944 in Billings, later operated the Montana Junior Shop in Polson, then moved to Helena last year. Presbyterian. Survived by husband, sisters Helen Pierce Lewistown and Jane Larson Minneapolis, one niece and two nephews. Arrangements by Ritz Funeral Home.
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Helena
Effie Rae Clashey
St. Peter Hospital
Illinois
Helen Pierce
Lewistown
Jane Larson
Minneapolis
Hospital census lists numerous admissions and dismissals
SILVER BOW GENERAL and ST JAMES COMMUNITY report multiple admissions and dismissals. Names and addresses are given for patients in Dillon Anaconda Wise River Bozeman and other Montana locales. The notes show patients admitted for by hospital and discharged to various residences or facilities.
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Silver Bow
Frank Miller
Dillon
Thomas Ranch
Carolina
Sam Mason
Dundee
Henry Engbrecht
Warm Springs
Bert Grosso
Judith Quick
Colorado
Janice Olson
Grand
Victor Nelson
Ann Harding
Philia Word
Gary Woodards
Emma Lee
Wren
John Rivela
E. Broadway
Edward Kellington
Fox Hotel
Timothy Napier
Walnut
Mayme Pancic
Joseph Massie
W. Mercury
Alice Sepulveda
S. Warren
Cecil Robbins
Silver Bow Homes
Jane Okrusch
Yew
Linda Jersey
E. Platinum
John Campbell
S. Montana
Michael Shisker
Paxson
ST. James
Diane Link
S. Dakota
Thomas Parizeau
W. Park
Anaconda
Douglas Medici
W. Silver
Sandra Jaksha
Montana Carelli
Mabel
Lydia Hariu
Wise River
Hazel Kimm
Whitman
Amy Stephens
Wisdom
Glen Richardson
Pittler
Mildred Gollick
Mary Longest
S. Main
Kandier Carpita
Patricia Pomroy
Princeton
Elvera Tierney
Nellie Visser
Bozeman
Theresa Maudlin
Placer
Matilda Marchesseau
Palmer Boyd
Livingston
Jeri McLennan
Virginia City
Paula Vargas
John Langer
Lost Creek
Helen Reardon
Thomas Truscott
Tripp & Dragstedt Apts
Julia Navarro
Casey
Donna Anderson
Wynne
Michael Massett
Birch
Biance Hofbaur
Sanders
Belva Menicucci
Maple
Linda Lee
Ellard Johnson
Altoona
Robert Wickham
Jean Wilson
Cornelius van Dyke
Ancient Rome Had Thirty Eight Public Parks and Gardens
A historical note records that ancient Rome featured thirty eight public parks and gardens. This count highlights urban green spaces as a notable aspect of Roman civic planning and leisure.
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Ancient
Rome
Local honors and club notices from Butte area
Marjorie J. Finnegan is candidate for a bachelor of arts in education with honors at Eastern Washington College of Education in Cheney. Michelle Mack is elected recorder historian of Gonzaga University’s Kappa Delta Pi chapter. The Butte Petticoat Patrol meets tonight at 7 30 at the Butte Vigilante Rodeo and Saddle Club HQ. Byron Crocker Jr. returns from leave to Elmendorf Alaska. Butte Lodge No 1 meets Wednesday at 8. Atherton Home Garden Club meets Tuesday at 1 30 with a pot luck. Floral Park VFC meets tonight at 7 30. Bonnie Highlanders meet today after league at Municipal Golf Course.
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Marjorie J. Finnegan
Michelle Mack
John H. Mack
Atherton Lane
Gonzaga University
Kappa Delta Pi
National Education
Butte Petticoat Patrol
The
Butte Vigilante Rodeo and
Saddle Club
Byron Crocker Jr
Air Force
Elmendorf Air Base
Alaska
Milton Crocker
W. Park
Atherton Home Garden Club
Atherton Fire Hall
Spelling champ Sherry Higgins heads to National Bee
Montana pupil Sherry Higgins and her mother prepared for the National Spelling Bee in Washington D C after traveling from Miles City. They noted number 37 as her bee entry and planned study time during their uneventful trip. They visited the National Art Gallery and Wax Museum before the Mayflower Hotel hosted the competition.
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Sherry Higgins
Montana
Washington, D.C
Roy Higgins
Montana Standard State Bureau
Washington
Sherry
Mrs. Higgins
Death of David Evans 38 Billings. services in Butte
Obituary notice states David Irwin Evans, 38, of Billings died on Sunday. Funeral services will be held in Butte. Also listed are new births in St James Community Hospital, two birth announcements, and several marriage applications. Details include addresses for Quintana and Pahl families and license to wed for Mathews Jr. and Kratofil, along with other applicant pairs.
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David Irwin Evans
Billings
Butte
Electrical blackout cuts four eastern states
A massive power failure hit most of New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and parts of Delaware and Maryland. Philadelphia and Newark went dark, with Trenton without power and lights flickering as far west as Harrisburg. The White House said President Johnson was kept advised of the outage.
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Newark
UPI
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Philadelphia
Trenton
Harrisburg
Pensylvania
White House
Johnson
Grade School Track Meet and Local Events Notes
Recreation Director Pat Con nors announces Grade School Track Meet for Fifth and Sixth grade boys Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Mitchell Stadium. Anaconda High School holds its 75th Commencement Tuesday 8 p.m. in Memorial gym with awards and senior class by Principal M. F. O’Leary. Knights of Columbus to elect officers 8 p.m. Tuesday in club rooms. Homemaker club training meeting 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Elks club. Rotarians meet 12:15 p.m. Tuesday at Marcus Daly Hotel with Mel Stokke presiding. West Valley Community club to nominate and elect officers 7 p.m. Tuesday in its hall. Women of the Moose meet 8 p.m. Tuesday in Moose Hall. Federal Power Commission launches immediate investigation after power outage. Philadelphia Electric Co says trouble at three generating stations Muddy Run, Brunner Island, and Yards Creek caused the blackout. New Jersey Gov. Hughes says cause not known. Police report no casualties. 10:23 a.m. EDT power loss across four states.
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Anaconda High School
M.F. O'Leary
West Valley Community Club
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Electric Co
Muddy Run
Susquehanna River
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Brunner Island
Susquehanna
York County
Jersey Central Power & Light Company
Yards Creek
Delaware River
Kittatinny
N.J
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Mass for James Lunney Held at St John Evangelist
James Lunney, longtime resident of Butte, died Thursday in a local hospital. A Requiem Mass was conducted Monday at St. John Evangelist Church by Rev. Edward Moran. Interment followed at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were James Clark, Harry Brown, Ted Tracy, Vern Spackman, John Mogus and William Richards. The parish rosary was recited in church Sunday. Duggan Merrill Mortuary handled arrangements.
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James Lunney
St. John Evangelist Church
Edward Moran
Sunset Memorial Gardens
James Clark
Harry Brown
Ted Tracy
Vern Spackman
John Mogus
William Richards
Mr. Lunney
Butte
Duggan Merrill
Charles F. Sexton services held in Sayato vic-White's
The Rev. Marion Hixson of Butte Methodist Larger Parish officiated Monday at services for Charles F. Sexton in Sayato vic-White's Funeral Home. Committal prayers were read in Mount Moriah Cemetery with pallbearers Tim Shea, Henry Thomas, Harry Temby, Tony Molek, Hugo Kenck and Richard A. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hixson
Butte Methodist Larger
Charles F. Sexton
Sayatovic-White
Mount Moriah
Tim Shea
Henry Thomas
Harry Temby
Tony Molek
Hugo Kenck
Richard A. Brown
Infant Margaret Kruljac Dies in Butte Hospital
Margaret Catherine Kruljac infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Kruljac 717 Chestnut Anaconda died shortly after birth Sunday in a Butte hospital She is survived by a sister Michelle grandparents Mr and Mrs John J Casey Anaconda Mr and Mrs Bert Kruljac California great grandfather Adolph Kruljac Dillon and many uncles aunts and cousins Graveside services will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery Tuesday at 10 am Finnegan Company Funeral Home is in charge.
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Margaret Catherine Kruljac
William B. Kruljac
Chestnut
Anaconda
Butte
Michelle
John J. Casey
Bert Kruljac
California
Adolph Kruljac
Dillon
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Finnegan Company Funeral Home
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Joanne
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Denver
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Shelia Blinn
St. Patrick Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
D. I. Evans
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Floral Park Vfc
Bonnie Highlanders
St. James Community Hospital
Andy A. Quintana
Robert Pahl
Clifford J. Olds
Connie Lee Mantha
Edwin D. Carkeek
Karen
L. Graney
Daniel P. Thomas and
Carol A. Lemier
John C. Mathews Jr
Michelle M. Kratofil
Pat Connors
Mitchell Stadium
Anaconda Council
Knights of Columbus
Elks Club
Marcus Daly Hotel
Mel Stokke
Corinthiangq
Idaho Concrete
Idaho Falls
Yellowstone
Pocatello and
Burley
Margaret Kruljac
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