St James School to hold graduation exercises today
St James Community School of Nursing conducts graduation at 2 30 in the Little Theatre Girls Central High School. Mary Ann Frankovich leads processional and recessional. Dr Robert Thomet to award diplomas with Sister Marilyn presenting honors Colleen Russell soloist. Reception at Lourdes Hall follows.
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St. James Community School of Nursing
Butte
Sharon Matson
Kathryn Olzach
Jane Potega
Jean Thompson
Diane Wallace
Suzanne Webbing
Mary Haffey
Helena
Joseph O’donnell
Little Theatre
Girls Central High School
J. G. Farrell
Mary Ann Frankovich
Mary Jerome
Robert Thomett
Marilyn
Colleen Russell
Mary Lou Quinn
Lourdes All
Birthday Stars reading for today
The column outlines daily guidance by zodiac sign with tips on perseverance independence and practical action. It notes Gemini should secure materials, Cancer should accept trusted aid, Leo stay independent, Virgo fight overwhelm with intelligence, Libra use past achievements, Scorpio engage youth, Sagittarius press for true success, Capricorn speak clearly, Aquarius refresh image, Pisces stay on main issue, Aries think thoroughly, Taurus win interest early.
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Kennedy campaign memorial book signing opens in Butte
The Robert Kennedy for President campaign headquarters at 74 W Broadway opens daily 11 30 to 5 30 except Sunday for visitors to sign a memorial book. Dan Harrington coordinating chairman says Kennedy Memorial Fund plans are under way.
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W. Broadway
Dan Harrington
Butte
False alarm prompts brief alert at 517 N Main
A false alarm was reported Friday at 5 55 p m at 517 N Main. The Chamber relations committee plans a Tuesday meeting at 11 in the Chamber office.
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N. Main
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Vigilante Scouts Headed to Junior Leadership Camp
Eighteen Boy Scouts from the Vigilante Council depart Sunday for a junior leadership training program June 16 27 at Philmont Scout Ranch Cim Meron NM. The group travels with Great Falls scouts by bus to New Mexico and tours the Air Force Academy Colorado Springs and Yellowstone National Park en route and back.
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Vigilante Council
Philmont
Cimmeron
N. W
Great Falls
New Mexico
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Boulder
John Powell
Dean Ovitt
Butte
Gary Bouldt
Bob Haggerty
Peter Michelotti
Stanley Strizic
Tom Gibson
Tim Campbell
Brandon Ahrens
Dick Hofacker
Andy Herndon
Richard Arnison
Jeff Arnison
Jim Moyle
Edwin Smart
Deer Lodge
Kit J. Smith
Galen
Jerry Mero
Tony Ternes
Driscoll Torrence couple wed in Three Forks church
Robert T. Driscoll and Theodora Davis Torrence joined in a double ring ceremony May 29 at First Baptist Church with Rev. Roger Hill officiating. Maid of honor Sharon Carlascio and best man Peter Levesque led a list of ushers. The bride's mother Lavon Flynn and relatives from Boulder and Bremerton attended. The bride is a 1968 TFHS graduate. the groom, a 1963 TFHS graduate, studied at Montana State. After a brief Montana wedding trip, he will report to National Guard Camp and then work in the Three Forks area.
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Three Forks
Robert T. Driscoll
Theodora Davis Torrence
First Baptist Church
Roger Hill
Sharon Carlascio
Peter Levesque
Ron Jensen
John Ballard
Lavon Flynn
Earl Driscoll
Emma McLean
Boulder
Eva Driscoll
Bremerton
Wash
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column on Family and Clothing
A 14 year old seeks guidance on baggy pants and growing up, a letter discusses independence and letting a mother join social events, and a family dispute over accommodating Aunt Liz on a sofa with a proposed army cot solution. The column advises the son to assert independence, invite his mother to his home for bridge as a fourth, and urges the father to provide proper sleeping arrangements for Aunt Liz while preserving family harmony.
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Garden City
Gard
Dear Ann Landers
Liz
Aunt Liz
Fam
ICC Clears Road to Merge Two Midwestern Rails
The Interstate Commerce Commission reaffirmed the Chicago Great Western and Chicago North Western railroad merger for a second time. The consolidation may take effect in five days after prior approvals on April 20, 1967 and reaffirmation on September 27, 1967.
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ICC
Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & North Western Railroads
Visitors Arrive for Local Graduations and Reunions
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Kirkpatrick of New York City stay at the Finlen Hotel for their son William M. Kirkpatrick Jr.’s University of Montana Law School graduation. Santa Barbara visitors Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Waite attend their granddaughter Susan’s Girls Central High School graduation and grandson L. S. Waite III’s history BA at the University of Montana. Also in town are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Good for their daughter Carlin’s Seattle University BA in history, Stewart W. Hurlbut of Anaconda Co. in town for his daughter Ann’s Butte High School graduation, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Howard of Iron Mountain. Mrs. Dennis Welton of Minneapolis visits her parents, while Robert Hiam, returning from Hawaii, stays with his parents for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ostemberg return from a Washington, D C vacation.
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William M. Kirkpatrick
New York City
Finlen Hotel
Kirkpatrick
Anaconda Co
Mrs. Kirkpatrick
William M. Kirkpatrick Jr
University of Montana
Law School
L. S. Waite
Santa Barbara
Calif
L.S. Waite Jr
W. Gold
Waites
Susan
Girls Central High School
L. S. Waite Iti
John H. Good
S. Excelsior
Carlin
Seattle University
Stewart W. Hurlbut
Butte
The
Salt Lake City
Ann
Butte High School
Claude Howard
Iron Mountain, Mich
Robert Hiam
University of Hawaii
Peter Hiam
Gold
Joseph Semmens
Aberdeen
Dillon
Western Montana College
Thomas
Robert Semmens
Michael Howe
Charles Button
Matt Ferkovich
William Longbella
Norabeth
Irene Lovewell
Pomona
Mildred McDermott
Pasadena
Comings And Goings Highlight Spanning Family Graduations and Travel
The item notes visits by the Ostenbergs and ties to Seaford Long Island and Spokane. It covers Margie Francisco earning a Gonzaga medical technology degree and interning at Sacred Heart Hospital, with Toni Francisco visiting. It mentions Mrs. Terry Lonner heading to Ansbach Germany, and Thomas Semmens’ B S in secondary education at Western Montana College with related attendees. Dr Layne Gentry visits Butte and Billings for family and graduation events.
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A. W. Francisco
Tammany, Anaconda
Spokane
Margie
Gonzaga University
Miss Francisco
Sacred Heart Hospital
Toni
Gonzaga
Beta Sigma Phi Club Lunch Today in Holiday Inn
A monthly no host luncheon for Preceptor Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is set for today at 1 30 p m at the Holiday Inn. After lunch officers will be installed at Mrs Leonard Kellys home 3030 Moulton. The years final meeting was at Mrs James Duggan 828 W Broadway with Mrs Judy sided and Mrs Ralph Tidd presenting the treasurer's pin. Order of the Rose honors went to Mrs P W Mullins and Mrs Bronco Manovich.
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Holiday Inn
Preceptor Beta
Beta Sigma Phi
Leonard Kelly
Moulton
James Duggan
W. Broadway
Duggan
Judy Sided
Ralph Tidd
William Pickel Jr
Optimist Club hears talk on alcoholism by Father O'Donnell
The Rev. Joseph O'Donnell chaplain of St James Community Hospital and Alpha Center director spoke to the Optimist Club about alcoholism. He called it a sickness and urged help for alcoholics noting Alpha Center works with Alcoholics Anonymous and local doctors to curb the illness.
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Joseph O'Donnell
St. James Community Hospital
Alpha Center
Optimist Club
Father O’donnell
Alcoholics Anonymous
Lions Elect Six District Governors at Great Falls Meeting
At the 42nd Lions International Dist. 37 convention in Great Falls six men were elected district governors. Included among them is Lewis M. Arnold of Bozeman.
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Great Falls
Dist
Lions International
Lewis M. Arnold
Bozeman
Ethics as the study of human conduct
A concise definition frames ethics as the systematic examination of humanity's core conduct questions. It highlights universal moral inquiry, guiding principles, and the pursuit of justified judgments about right and wrong.
Civic group lauds liquor conviction and criticizes red light policy
The Civic Action Committee lauds the conviction of Pat Shields for giving vodka to a minor and commends the city police and Judge Seton. It urges firmer action on the Butte red light district and calls for warrants and public disclosure of investigation results.
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Civic Committee
Red Light
Civic Action Committee
John Seton
Pat Shields
CAC
Thomas F. Powers
Johnsons keep up with Kennedys in baby news and politics
Grandpa Johnson faces another grandchild announced by Lynda Bird while Congress looms as trouble. The president is set for another term of baby-sitting not until October, signaling ongoing Johnson family pursuits and power by comparison to the Kennedys.
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Grandpa Johnson
Lynda
Congress
LBJ
Johnsons
Joneses
Butte robber pleads for writ after claim of forced guilty plea
Rolland C. Hanley 23 serving 10 years for armed robbery filed a handwritten petition for a writ of error claiming his Nov 20 guilty plea was forced by threats of bodily harm and further charges. He alleges beating, denied access to magistrate, prolonged detention, inadequate counsel, and that witnesses named with him were not allowed to testify. Hanley was sentenced by Judge James D. Freebourn after Judge John B. McClernan was disqualified.
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Rolland C. Hanley
Hanley
Daniel F. Driscoll
Butte
Paulla Hubber
Kay Fava
Linda Wendell
Mike Murphy
Norman Kelestien
James D. Freebourn
John B. McClernan
Groups Work to Beautify Intercity Area in Butte
Civic improvement efforts target the interstate corridor between Montana and Harrison Avenue. The Butte Lions Club donated trees, while a Chamber of Commerce subcommittee led by Sam Reynolds coordinates residents and tourism-friendly changes. Other listed local organizers include Mike Maichel and Joe Roberts with PACE, and initial contacts Dr. Lee Mueske, Robert Oakes, Robert O’Neill, George Parker, Everett Reed, William Richter, and Don Ulrich.
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Montana
Harrison Avenue
Butte Lions Club
Civic Improvement Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Reynolds
Reynolds
Butte
Mike Maichel
Junk Car
Joe Robert
PACE
Chamber
Lee Mueske
Robert Oakes
Robert O'Neill
George Parker
Everett Reed
William Richter
Don Ulrich
Vets' Leader Romolo Narducci Dies in Cut Bank
Romolo Narducci aged 55 former state commander of Amvets died in Cut Bank on Thursday. He led state Amvets and was known for veterans advocacy and community service.
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CUT Bank
Romolo Narducci
The
Amvets
Wayne King Orchestra to headline Rotary Spring Dance
Wayne King with his orchestra plays Sunday night at the Finlen Hotel ballroom for Butte Rotary Club’s Spring Dinner Dance. Dinner is at 7 30 p m with dancing starting at nine. King rose to fame in Chicago performing at the Aragon and Tril Lampe’s Chicago venues. He popularized the waltz with The Waltz You Saved for Me and tunes like Josephine Goofus and I Love You Truly.
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Wayne King
Finlen Hotel
Butte Rotary Club
Butte Service Club
Waltz King
del Lampe
Trianon Ballroom
Chicago
Aragon
The
Goofus
Charges Pending After Butte Party Delinquency Case
Police said Friday that charges are pending against several Butte residents for contributing to the delinquency of minors after eight juveniles were picked up from a Thursday night house party where liquor was allegedly served. The youths, two girls among them, were released to their parents. the mother of one boy is expected to sign a complaint.
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Butte
Births Outpace Deaths in Silver Bow County May Totals
May births in Silver Bow County more than doubled deaths with 78 births and 28 deaths. City births totaled 36 with 19 male and 17 female. county births 10 male and 14 female. out of county 6 male and 12 female. Deaths included 19 male and 7 female in the city, 6 male and 1 female in the county, and 2 male and 2 female from outside. Nine birth registrations added and 10 burials recorded.
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Silver Bow
Traffic Court Penalties From Unpaid Fines
Drivers faced fines for traffic infractions as listed. An R. Yates forfeited 25 dollars for speeding after missing court. Tony Saltee paid 15 dollars for careless driving. Minor violations totaled 9 dollars in bonds.
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R. Yates
Tony Saltee
Hawaiian artifacts bought for Bishop Museum after Scotland sale
The Bishop Museum in Honolulu raised funds to purchase a rare Hawaiian feather cloak and helmet from Scotland. The items had been in the earls of Elgin collection since 1792. A Museum Association campaign sought 30 000 dollars to buy them and return them to Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Bishop Museum of
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