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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1965

Page

2

Klansmen Parade In Atlanta Amid Slaying Accusations

In Atlanta on Sunday a procession of Klansmen marched down Peachtree Street in silent formation with several carrying infants and Confederate flags. Among them were Collie Leroy Wilkins and William Eaton, two of three Klansmen accused in the 1965 slaying of civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo near Hayneville Alabama.

Atlanta Collie Leroy Wilkins William Eaton Anti-Defamation League ADL Ku Klux Klan

German Teen Sets Fire After Father Lags Behind

An 18 year old girl in Minden Germany told police she set fire to her family home and barn because her father would not keep up with the times. She said she was tired of the hard work to keep the 120 year old buildings clean.

Minden Germany Times

Dirksen seeks 100 million for Nationalist China forces

Sen. Everett Dirksen says he will push for a 100 million add on the foreign aid bill to strengthen Chiang Kai-shek s armed forces in Formosa. He argues the aid could deter Red China from intervening in Vietnam and has discussed the plan with Senator Fulbright and military advisers.

Washington Everett M. Dirksen R-Ill Senate Chiang Kai-shek Formosa Dirksen Viet Nam Fulbright Organization of American States U.S OAS Johnson Southeast Asia Foreign Relations Committee Bourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa Senate Republican Policy Committee

Widow of Slain Negro Deputy Faces Uncertain Future

The widow of Oneal Moore, a Negro deputy sheriff killed with partner Creed Rogers, faces an unsure future as state and local officials weigh death benefits and insurance. Governor McKeithen seeks to remove restrictions on a $25,000 state death payout while a $25,000 reward is offered for information.

ED McCusker Bogalusa Washington Parish Dorman Crowe Oneal Moore Moore John J. McKeithen Baton Rouge McKeithen Creed Rogers Rogers New Orleans Ernest R. McElveen McElveen

Surviving Spanish American War Veterans Count Cited

The Veterans Administration notes 17,000 Spanish American War veterans were alive on January 1, 1965. The average age of these veterans is 86.6 years.

Veterans Administration

Road Builders Detour for Hen Pheasant Near Conrad

Morrison Knudson widened a county road near Conrad Montana to allow heavy earth moving equipment for a 50 Minuteman missile complex. A hen pheasant nested by the road and, after workers fed and protected the nest, hatched her brood as the project completed with eggshells remaining.

Great Falls Montana Morrison-Knudson Conrad

Glass Breakage Problems Plague Soviet Glass Shipments

Pravda reports about 25 percent of the USSR's annual glass production breaks in shipments with losses around $33 million. Breakage sometimes reaches 40 percent in large consignments and new building windows are replaced two or three times due to careless workers.

Moscow Pravda Communist Party Soviet Union

Beatle Haircut Fades From Trend Across U S

An Associated Press survey finds long, stringy hair declining among teens as heat and changing tastes push Beatle style from schools to homes. Florida and Southern California show pockets still favoring the look, while barbers report steady business with updated trends. Outdoor grills should be covered with a heavy duty vinyl cover to protect them from dust and rain.

New York Associated Press Phoenix Ariz Dallas Tex Bill Evans Westport High School Kansas City Florida Mike Chase Miami-Dade Bill Alherm Chase Miami- Dade California Norman Moss Atlanta Georgia Professional Barbers’ Association

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