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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

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Natural Resources Council Meats In Butte Tour of Mines

The Montana Council on Natural Resources met in Butte and toured Anaconda Company underground workings at Steward Mine and Berkeley Pit. The visit included the new concentrator with officials Gareth Moon and others present.

Natural Resources Council Butte Montana Council On Natural Resources Anaconda Co Steward Berkeley Pit New Anaconda Co. Concentrator Kelley Are Gareth Moon Missoula Mons Teigen Helena Everett Darlinton

Pope John laid to rest in St Peter's grottoes

The body of Pope John XXIII was interred in the Vatican grottoes beneath St. Peter's Basilica after more than a million mourners filed past his bier. The 81 year old pontiff died Monday and will rest near Pope Pius XI until the Lateran basilica restoration is finished.

Pope John St. Peter’s William F. Sunderland Vatican City UPI John XXIII Vatican St. Peter’s Basilica St. John's Lateran St. Peter’s Square St. Peter's Square

Butte Council Praised as One of ACT’s Most Active

E Klein Graff of Sioux Falls praised Butte Council 106 of the Commercial Travelers as among the most active locally and in the tristate Montana Idaho Utah area. He spoke at the ACT tristate convention banquet attended by 450 with 235000 members nationwide, noting headquarters in Columbus Ohio and 47 states plus 10 Canadian provinces. Ray Reynolds of Butte was honored as past grand counselor.

Butte ACT Graff Butte Council United Commercial Travelers Tristate Montana Idaho Utah E. Klein Graff Sioux Falls M.D United States Canada Columbus Ohio Ray Reynolds Reynolds Harold Price Oscar Barfield Billings Sieman Bowman Ogden Jack Holt Benson Bail Bozeman Willard Spencer Missoula Elmer Heckeroth Henry B. Squires Guy Owens Pocatello Gerald Harrington

Weather and Chaperon Leadership Talk in Tri State Unit

Considerable cloudiness with afternoon showers today and Saturday. High 62, low 44. East of Divide and West of Divide forecast details show showers through Friday and Saturday with temperatures in the upper 50s to 70s and cool nights. Graff touts Tri-State Jurisdiction leadership and projected ACT growth to 240000 members and assets near 11 million as Reynolds prepares for supreme counselor role.

Butte Divide

Kennedy Watches Navy Maneuvers Aboard Kitty Hawk

President Kennedy visited San Diego and Pearl Harbor era exercises as 15,000 naval personnel staged amphibious and mine force operations near the North Island station. He boarded the Kitty Hawk for an overnight cruise and prepared for missile demonstrations at China Lake.

Kitty Hawk UPS Kennedy Navy First Fleet Irine San Diego Calif Point Mugu China Lake Naval Ordnance Center Los Angeles Silver Strand Beach North Island Naval Air Station California Congress Oriskany China Lake

Glasgow Sets 24 Hour Rain Record for Montana

United Press International reports Glasgow broke this year’s 24 hour rainfall record with 1.5 inches causing power outages and traffic snarls from Glasgow to Jordan. Water filled the Great Northern underpass on U S 2 and washouts disrupted routes east and north of Miles City.

Glasgow Miles City Jordan Great Northern Railway U.S. 2 Valley U.S. 10 Baker Montana Wibaux Jordan Road U.S. Weather Bureau Cut Bank

Army told Shoot to Kill in Iran Riots

Thousands of troops backed by tanks were deployed in Tehran and Shiraz as demonstrators protested the shah’s land reform and female suffrage programs. At least 86 people were killed and 150 injured nationwide, with clashes at Tehran University and renewed rioting after police and troops used force.

Tehran Iran UPI Nemtollah Nassiri United Press International Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Shiraz Tehran University

Relocating Tracks Because of Knowles Dam Costly

A Northern Pacific official estimated 116 million dollars to relocate a railroad in western Montana for the Knowles Dam project. The higher cost would shift tracks from the valley to slopes, slowing transcontinental service and increasing slide hazards. The witnesses testified amid hearings on the Columbia River Basin development and flood control.

Knowles Dam John H. Haw Montana

Playgirl War Minister Scandal Hits Macmillan

Christine Keeler 21 described as a call girl in court as John Profumo resigns over ties with her. Labor MPs raise security concerns amid links to a former Soviet official. press demand for government resignation grows. Aloysius Gordon, charged with beating Keeler, denies the claim.

Harry J. Stathol London UPI Britain Harold Macmillan Christine Keeler John Profumo Profumo House of Commons Miss Keeler Labor Party Macmillan Daily Mirror Aloysius Lincoln Lucky” Gordon

Butte Man to Face Trial for Impersonation of Pilot

John Francis Wallace, 38, accused of posing as the pilot of the jet City of Butte in a city park and claiming to have flown 43 missions in Korea. He will stand trial July 15 on three counts after a judge allows defense and denies one count.

City of Butte John Francis Wallace U.S Trict Wallace Standard Post Air Force Arizona Maj Charles Shaner W. D. Murray Murray

Phosphate Firm Appeals Closing of Butte Plant

Rocky Mountain Phosphates, Inc. filed appeal to the State Supreme Court from a May 27 order that closed the Butte phosphate plant as a public nuisance. Judge Victor H. Fall issued the injunction after Charles R. Lee alleged smoke fumes and dust irritated him and his family. The firm posted a $300 appeal bond as it considers moving to Garrison for a new plant.

State Supreme Court Butte Rocky Mountain Phosphates, Inc Charles R. Lee Victor H. Fall Helena Lee

Butte Firms Lead Hospital Bid Totals

Special to Standard-Post reports Lutey Construction Co of Butte with the apparent low general bid of 84 474 for the Ruby Valley Hospital. Reardon Plumbing of Butte bids 47 631 for mechanical work while Coast-to-Coast of Bozeman submits 11 556 for electrical. Bids under review and slated for letting.

Sheridan—Lutey Construction Co Butte Ruby Valley Hospital Reardon Plumbing Bozeman

Night Shift Duty At Pentagon Has Its Drawbacks

Pentagon information office night duty faced a chilling call from a woman claiming imminent attack and death, saying she could not reveal her name. the caller referenced a cemetery beneath the Pentagon and the line traced to a pay phone in San Jose California.

Pentagon Washington UPI Pentagon Information Office Defense Department San Jose Calif

Retired Anaconda Co. investigator Con J. Kelly dies at 73

Con J. Kelly, 73, a retired legal investigator for Anaconda Co., died Thursday in a local hospital. Born August 16, 1889 in Calumet Michigan, he moved to Butte in 1910 and later joined the Anaconda claim department in 1916. He was admitted to the Montana bar in 1921 and served in legal investigation until 1958. He was active in sports and veterans groups and leaves a widow Catherine and children including Rev. Con J. Kelly and John A. Kelly with several grandchildren.

Con J. Kelly The Anaconda Co Mr. Kelly W. Diamond Calumet, Mich Butte Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line Claim Department Kelly Montana Legal Investigation Department Sacred Heart School Calumet Centerville Athletic Club Central Round Table VFW Catherine Carroll Carroll College Helena John A. Kelly Collins Jack McDonald Belt Ronald Gay Rapid City S.D Deanna Kenneth Kelly McDonald David Mark Laurie Lynn

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