Mining City Hospital Admits and Dismisses List Names
A dated hospital notice lists admitted and dismissed patients with names and addresses across Butte Anaconda and nearby towns. The record names James Miller Rochelle Mikesell Kevin Kent John Janosko Darlene Nelson Verna Sherill Peter Curran Joseph Garvey Verna Brown Florence Quilty Crowley and others as admitted or dismissed, with multiple addresses in Montana locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
N. Montana
Rochele Mikesell
Silver Bow Blvd
Kevin R. Kent
Maryland
John J. Janosko
Anaconda
Dorsey D. Burckhartt
Whitman
Darlene Nelson
Hannibal
Lewis A. Sherrill
E. Mercury
Peter J. Curran
Empire
Joseph M. Garvey
W. Gold
Verna Brown
Deer Lodge
Florence Quilty
Kenwood
John J. Crowley
Neveda
C. H. Tallman
W. Copper
JoAnne Barney
Noreen Leary
N. Mont
Linda C. Brown
N. Idaho
Katie Stewart
S. Idaho
Larry D. Oldhorn
Dwight D. Buskeness
W. Boardman
Doris J
Thornton
Mary Longest
S. Metz
W. Galena
Diamond
Stephen McCarthy
Rochelle Mikesell
Donna Navarro
East Mullin
Nick Orlich
Spruce
Patricia Petrino
Nellie Visser
Bozeman
U.N. push for cease fire amid Arab states’ noncompliance
U.N. Security Council considered a cease-fire resolution as Eban urged Arab states Algeria and Kuwait to acknowledge a halt. Fedorenko’s goal to curb Israel’s Gulf advance failed as news arrived of Sharm el Sheikh’s height capture. The measure, lacking enforcement steps, passed near the deadline but yielded no immediate action from Israel or its opponents. Canadian Ambassador Ignatieff proposed authorizing Council heads to act, but the vote was postponed after Soviet objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Eban
Algeria
Kuwait
Israel
Fedorenko
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Ignatief
Grand jury results across Montana divisions
A U S grand jury in several Montana federal districts handed up two true bills in Missoula, two in Billings, and one in Helena, Great Falls, Glasgow Havre and Havre regions. Judge W D Murray excused jurors until further notice. Serving jurors listed include Howard E Babcock Floyd Branham Loretta Daly Stella Hackett Connie Freebourn Jack Hihnala James Henrich La Vera Kalsher John Regan Willard Miller Richard Rule Duane Sorenson Patricia Tyson Andrew Kriskovich Onalee McNaughton Bessie Lackey Wanda Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Federal Court
Billings
Helena
Great Falls
Glasgow
Havre
W. D. Murray
Howard E. Babcock
Floyd Branham
Loretta Daly
Stella M. Hackett
Connie Freebourn
Jack E. Hihnala
James L. Henrich
la Vera Kalsher
John P. Regan
Willard Miller
Richard B. Rule
Duane Sorenson
Patricia Tyson
Butte
Andrew Kriskovich
Onalee McNaughton
Anaconda
Bessie E. Lackey
Jefferson City
Wanda E. Perkins
Race Track
Weather Summary East of Divide and West
East of Divide experiences scattered showers Wednesday night and Thursday with occasional thunderstorms south central and southeast. Considerable cloudiness and a bit warmer Thursday. Lows Wednesday night 45 to 55. Highs Thursday 65 to 75. West of Divide shows considerable cloudiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
Belgrade
Billings
Broadus Oe
Butte
Cut Bank
Dillon
Drummond
Glasgow
Great Falls
Havre
Helena Ee
Conda Co
Barney Rask
Cochairman
Kalispell
Lewistown
United States
Livingston
Beise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
Montreal
New Orleans
New York
Walkerville Council weighs court action over dirty dump
Walkerville council seeks help from Butte and Silver Bow County to clean up the dump grounds north and west of Big Butte. The area near the west side reservoir is a health hazard and public nuisance. If dumping continues a court injunction may be sought to stop dumping. Mayor James Shea notes possible arrests under dumping laws and reports 18 truckloads of debris cleared west of Dewey Point. The council also sent a letter to the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Butte
Silver Bow County
Big Butte
James Shea
Dewey Point
State Board of Health
GOP in Mortana Leaders Divided by Poll
A Mortana questionnaire shows 109 of 202 respondents favor Nixon as 1968 GOP nominee while Reagan places second and Romney trails. It also indicates 116 back Babcock if he runs, 62 prefer another GOP candidate, 48 back James and 43 Lucas for governor if Babcock sits out, and Battin for House re‑election is urged by 43 with fifteen other Republicans receiving votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Michigan
George Romney
Tim Babcock
Babcock
James
Lucas
James Battin
House of Representatives
Mine-Mill plans broad strike vote among 70 locals
Mine-Mill groups aim for a nationwide strike authorization vote in about 70 locals across the United States as talks stall. The committee notes no company has made a serious offer for a new contract and says strike authorization is evident. The two unions merge on July 1 and the vote’s fate rests with the USWA executive board. Participants include locals tied to Kennecott, American Smelting and Refining Co., Phelps Dodge, Anaconda, and others. Glase, Western representative for Mine-Mill locals west of the Mississippi, says members will vote June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glase
Uswa International Executive Board
Kennecott
The
American Smelting and Refining Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Anaconda Co
Mississippi
Ana
Bob Rowling Receives 1966 Teaching Degree at Western Montana
Bob Rowling earned an elementary teaching degree with a physical education major from Western Montana College in 1966. He previously coached football at McKinley, is a Montana Officials Association member focusing on basketball, has worked grade school contests, and was a onetime baseball player here. He was an assistant swimming instructor at the YMCA, holds a water safety certificate, and last summer worked in the city's parks and playgrounds operation under Peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana College
McKinley
Montana Officials Association
YMCA
Peoples
Spelling Bee Ends With Near Miss For Montana Champ
Sherry, a finalist among 73 nationwide contestants, missed a letter in the entre pren eur word during the third round. She won a Washington trip sponsored by The Montana Standard and accompanying papers, with finals set for Thursday and a Washington visit including the White House and archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Montreal
Canada
Sherry
Montana Standard
Washington
Congress
Washington Monument
National Archives
White House
Smithsonian Institution
Lee
Montana
Butte Speculator Mine Fire Ended with 164 Dead
Fifty years after the disaster in 1917, Butte marks the worst metal mine tragedy as 164 miners were recovered and buried. On June 8, 415 men reported for the night shift at the Speculator Mine, a North Butte Copper Mining Co. property. The blaze began from a carbide lamp igniting cambric insulation as a lead cable was lowered. Ernest Sullan took blame for the fire and died in the mine. By June 12, 140 bodies had been recovered, and rescue efforts continued as the town coped with funerals and shifting news priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Speculator
North Butte Copper Mining Co
Granite Mountain
Butte Post
Ernest Sullan
Sullan
Undertakers
Manus Duggan
Pennsylvania
Duggan
Nipper
U.S
New York
International Workers of the World
New Arrival and Marital Notices
New arrival Mr and Mrs James Silver Thorne at 945 Prospect welcome a son born at Silver Bow General Hospital Wednesday Separate maintenance asked Daisy from Claude Eett Licenses to wed Alfred Luebeck 28 and Clara A Gannon 25 Ted R Childs 20 and Anita M Callaghan 20 Marriage application Daniel J Kelly and Donna M Darragh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Silverthorne
Prospect
Silver Bow General Hospital
Alfred
Luebeck
Clara A. Gannon
Ted R. Childs
Anita M. Callaghan
Columbia Falls
New York Chestnuts Dominate U S Nut Imports
New York Chestnuts accounted for 96 percent of 12.1 million pounds of nuts imported by the United States in fiscal 1966. Practically all chestnuts were from Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mining City Hospital
ST. James Community
Winifred Harrington
Country Club Manor
Elizabeth Fordmeir
Placer
Audra Steele
Alaska
Brentwood Barker
Floral
Lillian Skates
Kossuth
Julia Navarro
Casey
George Deriana
Warm Springs
Michael Jonathan
Christine Hall
Joan Carr
Hancock
Mary Norbeck
W. Woolman
Patrick McGreevey
Cody Moralban
Steve Wyard
Hazel Rouse
Opportunity
Naomi Robertson
S. Montana
Charlotte Apostel
Silver Bow Homes
Thomas Stevens
E. Park
Goldie Payne
Irvine
Janice Olson
Grand
Lorrie Freeman
W. Center
Gary Woodards
Oxford
Grand Jury
Walkerville Council
Gop
Mortana
Bob Rowling
Call
Granite St
Yalde
Dial Circulation Dept
Entremeneur
Ladies Missionary League of
Daisy
Claude Emett
Daniel J. Kelly and
Donna M. Darragh
Columbia
Harrison
Flumbia
South Excelsior
Western Shore
Campbells
Swift
Scott Towels
Nestle’s
Ibs
Bane
Wilson’s
Usda Choice
U. S. No
Utah
Star Kist
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