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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
2
The Israeli government faces pressure as Jordanian forces bypass the front and seize UN headquarters near Jerusalem. Israelis fear returning to old borders without strong international guarantees, while cabinet members debate territorial gains and the city of Jerusalem remains under threat.
The Montana Standard lists pricing figures for Anaconda, with multiple rate entries showing amounts of 2.00 11.00 5.75 2.00 19.00 10.00 5.25 and 1.85 across referenced standards. No additional context or dates are provided in the fragment.
Otto H Kirby of Cameron died Tuesday in Madison Valley Hospital at 77. Born December 10, 1889 in Jeffers, he farmed in the Hutchins Ranch from 1918 until retirement and earlier herded for West Fork Cattle Co. A World War I veteran and charter VFW member, he survived by wife Edith, son Jack K of Billings, brothers Fred and Clair, sister Neoam Bennett, and four grandchildren. Services at Ennis Presbyterian Church Thursday at 2 with Rev. E. J. Wilson. burial Valley Cemetery. K&L Mortuary of Ennis in charge.
Governor Babcock comments on sales tax reception and signals no 1968 ballot push via initiative. He admits uncertain 1968 plans, hints at potential reelection, and rules out a House bid. Describes himself as optimistic and pragmatic rather than rigid, embracing innovation in business and government.
James Heasley, 84, a former Butte resident, died in Montreal General Hospital after a heart attack. He was the son of the late Mrs. Robert Brimson and the late Mrs. John Helman of Walkerville. Burial was in Georgetown Cemetery, Howick, Quebec. Also noting US corn harvest of 4.1 million pounds in 1966.
A Cairo army communique credits large scale air intervention for Israel's coast advance toward the Suez Canal. Egypt later said Canberra bombers with British markings attacked Sinai positions. Western diplomats suggest Egypt may seek Soviet involvement by making the charges.
Sherry Higgins of Montana and her mother Mrs Floyd Higgins tour Washington before the National Spelling Bee opens. The pair rested after a day touring the capital prior to Sherry’s state and national competition, backed by The Montana Standard and other Lee Newspapers.
Hedley Northam Jones 63 will have funeral services Wednesday at 11 in Hagler Mortuary with Rev. Forrest Clark officiating. A former Butte resident, Jones died Sunday at St John Hospital after moving to Helena in 1934 with his wife Ellen Whitlacht Jones whom he married in 1926. He worked 34 years for Singer Sewing Machine Co before retiring and was a member of Helena Lodge 193 BPOE. Burial at Resurrection Cemetery with graveside rites by Helena Lodge 193 BPOE.
Requiem Mass for Bernard F. McGuinness was celebrated Tuesday by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel B. Harrington at St. Joseph Church. Pallbearers were Henry Richer, Dick Garlish, Fred Sirois, Charles Carver, John Bartlett, and Tom McGree. Burial followed in Holy Cross Cemetery with Wayrynen Funeral Home in charge.
Edward Dawes of Butte is among 59 Northern Montana College students awarded a $195 tuition exemption for next year based on academic excellence. Silver Bow Post of the American Legion meets tonight at 7:30 in Legion Hall on Harrison Avenue to elect officers. Rainbow Girls and others planning a June 13 Missoula bus trip for SuzAnne Goodman’s installation should call by June 10. Rocker VFD meets tonight at 7:30 in the firehall. NABA No. 3 meets Thursday at 8 p.m. IOOF hall 58 W Broadway. Circle of Serbian Sisters meets Thursday at 7:30.
A Requiem Mass for Tony V. Pogliano was celebrated Tuesday at Holy Saviour Church with Rev. Albert N. Kaparich officiating. Deacon Rev. Harry Butori and sub-deacon Rev. William P. Flemming assisted. pallbearers included Louis Pasini John Beltrami Louis Castiglioni Louis Guidoni Howard Whindom and Russell Whindom. Burial followed at St. Patrick Cemetery.
The Bureau of Outdoor Recreation granted $1,950 for Broadus park development. Senators Mike Mansfield and Lee Metcalf announced the approval. They also announced a $9,368 Office of Education grant for Libby School Dist. 4 for fiscal 1957.
Butte officials and residents review a health survey showing scattered blue blue patches of good housing amid green and red poor areas. Highlights include 55 percent of area restaurants lack proper food protection and 83 percent have improper garbage storage. Public officials discuss funding barriers for a city county health board and enforcement levies, with calls to focus on preserving good structures and public education on waste disposal.
Notable entries include Blanche Hofbauer age 70 and Ellard Johnson age 59 dying Tuesday. New arrivals record Neil Mitt and Diana Dimmit with a daughter, Gary Svejkovsky with a son. Divorces granted for William from Alvina Meyer and Marie from Gary Thompson. Separate maintenance sought by Norma from Manuel Salcido. Marriage license applications noted for Charles Stack and Dorothy Hamry amid housing concerns in an old mining town.
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