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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

2

Macmillan Battles to Survive Profumo Scandal Fallout

London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan rushing aides to address a widening Profumo sex and security scandal. Stock markets plunged as fears of a Labor-led nationalization push mount, while Ward remains jailed without bail amid an expanding probe and questions over high level involvement.

Richard H. Growalp London UPI Harold Macmillan Macmillan Scotland Lord Dilhorne Mac John Profumo Stephen Ward Christine Keeler Protumo F Eugene Ivanov Ward Brixton

Butte News in Brief includes events around town

Clean-up day at Camp Castle Rock begins at 9:30 am with volunteers urged to bring sack lunches. Other items note visits by Shattuck School's admissions director, military personnel shipping to Okinawa, and multiple club meetings and memorial services. Local thefts and a false fire alarm are also listed.

Camp Castle Rock Girl Scouts

Ravalli County Formed From Missoula in 1893

Ravalli County was created by separating from Missoula County on April 1 1893 and spans an area of 2391 square miles.

Ravalli County Missoula County

Birch Society Plans Informative Open Meetings in Montana

The John Birch Society in Montana will hold a series of informative public meetings starting June 25 to educate residents about the conservative group and its principles. A Cut Bank newspaper ad is expected to run Tuesday announcing the open sessions.

CUT Bank UPI John Birch Society Montana Publc Birch Society

Adventurers Resume Kayak Journey Toward New Orleans

Norwegian duo Kaate Anderson and Bjorn Braaten left Spokane en route to Great Falls to resume a Missouri and Mississippi River voyage to New Orleans. They began paddling May 6 up the Columbia from Portland, with sponsorship from the International Junior Chamber of Commerce.

Spokane Wash UPI Great Falls Mont New Orleans Kaate Anderson Bjorn Braaten Clarkston Missouri River Mississippi Braaten Anderson Columbia River Portland International Junior Chamber of Commerce

Subscriptions Rates Listed for Montana and Other States

The Montana Standard shows monthly and yearly subscription prices with advance payment. Montana rates include 1 month for 4.50, 3 months for 8.50, 1 year for 16.00, with five other entries and states listed. Other states show 18.00 per year.

Obituaries and Local Notices from St James Area

Deaths include Arubius M. Hill 57 of Harrison and Louis V. Bakckwell 64 of Lowell. New arrivals list births at St James Hospital with Weber Larsen Wallis families. Licenses to wed James Fenton and Ethel Cox, Albert Pitman and Beverly Jones. Harry K. Leonard granted uncontested divorce from Dorothy A. Leonard.

St. James Community Hospital Michael J. Weber Jr N. Henry Charles E. Larsen Colorado Robert L. Wallis Mile Vue James L. Fenton Ethel D. Cox Butte Albert Pitman Beverly Jones

Empty houses plagued by thefts across city

Police report Monday night documented four separate thefts from vacant homes and business sites. Russell Stopher reported plumbing fixtures stolen from 642 Nevada, while 2200 Carolina lost light switches and play wood panels. Harrison Avenue Realty logged Brass from 414 E. Platinum and Gerald Theidt’s 1008 Delaware milk and mail were taken.

Russell Stopher S. Ne Nevada Carolina Harrison Avenue

Injured Philipsburg Woman Taken From Critical List

Mrs Ollie M Gwynn 52 Philipsburg Mont was removed from the critical list after a two car crash near Connell Washington Union Pacific incident The other driver Theodore J Leon Jr 33 died in the crash and two passengers in his car were hospitalized with less serious injuries

Spokane Wash UPI Ollie M. Gwynn Philipsburg Mont Connell Deaconess Hospital Theodore J. Leon, Jr Leon

Butte Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed

Butte area hospitals report admitted and discharged patients with names and addresses. At SILVER BOW GENERAL and ST JAMES COMMUNITY numerous individuals are listed, including Hulda Pearson, Thorson, Lacry, Romero, Keller, and many others, with first and last names and street addresses. Dismissals followed for several patients, including George Vogel, Wilma Thurman, and others, at both facilities.

Silver Bow Hulda Pearson Birch Anaconda Trandrup Thorson Amherst Brian Lacry Cardwell Pearl Romero S. Gaylord Fred Keller W. Broadway Steve Yother E. Park Thomas Stevens Bertha Lundgren S. Jackson James Johnson Cedar Emil Obote Helena George Vogel Edwards Wilma Thurman W. Granite William Kent Hornet Josephine Herdman W. Park Charles Umland

Angler Rescued After Week Adrift In Box Vessel

Russell C. Swift, 45, of West Springfield, Pa., survived six days at sea in a four by three by four foot bait box after his 27 foot boat flooded. Spotted by a Coast Guard plane near Fort Myers Beach, he was rescued by a fishing boat and flown to Fort Myers in fair condition. He stated he stayed calm and trusted rescue efforts.

Fort Myers Fla UPI Russell C. Swift Swift Fort Myers Beach Coast Guard West Springfield Howard Greer

Peru election outcome signals pro Western coalition pledge

Fernando Belaunde Terry, a moderate leftist, led in unofficial returns from Peru’s Sunday vote and pledged a pro Western, broad based government. With 72 percent of votes counted he held a strong lead over Raul Haya de la Torre and Manuel A. Odria amid fraud charges in Cajamarca and Ancash, potential new balloting, and APRA protests.

Lima Peru UPI Fernando Belaunde Terry Belaunde Raul Victor Haya de la Torre Apra Party Manuel A. Odria Mario Samame Boggio APRA _ party Cajamarca Ancash National Electoral Board Con

No New Leads On Missing Airplane Near Red Lodge

Carbon County search parties returned to base without sighting the light plane missing since June 2 from Helena to Denver. Sheriff Ford said six men found no new leads and no trace of the aircraft after reports of a flashing red light on a distant mountainside. Pilot was Truman Engelhardt, 29, with passenger Linda Sturgis, 24.

Red Lodge UPL Carbon County Helena Denver Otho S. Ford Truman Engelhardt Linda Sturgis

Butte Population Boom From 1870 to 1880

In 1870 the town of Butte had an estimated population of 350. By 1880 the population rose to nearly 5,000, reflecting rapid growth during that decade.

Butte

Space Satellite and Computer Team Relays Printed Message

A NASA Relay I satellite and RCA 301 computer in Camden jointly enabled automatic, near instantaneous transmission of a Rio de Janeiro sourced UPI dispatch to newspapers nationwide. The system converted telegram text into properly formatted uppercase letters and then lowercase as needed, producing perforated tape for teletypesetters.

Space Satellite and Chicago UPS New Jersey NASA Rio de Janeiro United Press International Rio United States Relay I Central Atlantic UPI Radional International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Nutley N.J RCA 301 Camden 301 Dispatch

Police Use Fire Hoses and Clubs To Disperse Negroes in Virginia

About 40 Negro youths part of anti segregaiton protests in Danville were dispersed by fire hoses and nightstick wielding police after trying to march on the city jail. Police arrested 63 people during Monday demonstrations. In Savannah a Black student entered Armstrong Junior College. elsewhere about 100 demonstrators were arrested at white only restaurants.

Virginia Danville UPI Julian Stinson Savannah Otis Samuel Johnson Beaufort S.C Armstrong Junior College

India opens first carbon black plant at Durgapur

NEW DELHI India's first carbon black manufacturing plant has begun production at Durgapur West Bengal with a capacity of 30 million pounds per year. In full operation it could meet the nation's entire carbon black demand and save about 4.2 million dollars in foreign exchange annually.

New Delhi India Durgapur West Bengal

Hoffa Mutes Plea At Arraignment On Jury Tampering

Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and 10 co-defendants stood mute at arraignment in Nashville on jury tampering charges tied to Hoffa's $1 million conspiracy trial. Attorneys claim government witnesses were pressured, with pre-trial motions planned.

Nashville, Tenn UPI Teamsters James R. Hoffa Hoffa Frank Gray Jr Jacques Schiffer New York Thomas Ewing Parks Nashville Chicago Allen Dorfman James C. Haggerty Schiffer Parks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Scotland Yard Profumo Kennedy Labor Party Butte News Kenneth S. Agerter Shattuck School Faribault, Minn Terry F. Davis Frank J. Davis Elm Ronald M. Bolton Ivy M. Bolton Princeton Camp Pendleton Calif Okinawa Third Marine Division Eagles Women's Missionary League of WBA IOOF Olga Spear Helen Poshak Mara Stanisich Mara Franeta China Sorich Raymonds Navy Mothers Club Naval Armory Clark Park Jessie Rader Thomas E. Martin Thomas F. Martin Missoula George R. Murray G. H. Murray LaPlatta San Iego Naval Training Center Lawrence FE. Rooney California Uss Hancock Rooney Harry D. Anderson Lewisohn F. C. Bouler Janney Lowell Majors Bob Wehrle W. Galena Carter Truckers Mechanics Contractors Arctic Grand Avenue Atlanta Bismarck Boston Cleveland Des Moines Detroit Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Orem Pittsburgh St. Louis San Dergo San Francisco Seattle Washington Aoe Fairbanks Juneau Honolulu Winnipeg Butte Daily Post Dial Circulation Dept Arubius M. Hill Harrison Louis V. Bakckwell Harry K. Leonard Dorothy A. Leonard Michigan Bank Butte Hospital ST. James Clyde G. White Ottawa Freeman D. Blake Clark Hotel John T. Sullivan Caroline Katherine B. Hennessy S. Warren Martyn Johnson Lawrence E. Brow Dillon Billie Groff S. Drive Vivian A. Dugdale Bettie S. Moran Juan A. Archuleta FE. Park Yvonne I. Ferko N. Wyoming Charles Martinez Walter L. Norris Maxville Ray C. Como Gaylord Audrey E. Sykes W. Daly Walkerville Bobbie Rae Herron W. Center Erna E. Matear W. Aluminum June Parke E. First Marguerite G. Davies William J. Odgers Floral J. Eldon Ginn Hall George L. Stanger Adams John J. Gilmore Mac Darragh E. LaPlatte Ella M. Renfro Jesse J. Ortez W. Quartz Rodney K. Thueson Linda M. Hayden Thomas E. Henderson Beatrice M. Evans Joann Carle N. Excelsior Helen P. Trenary Hilda King Apparent Lawn Advisory Service Scotts Butte Teamsters Teamsters Hall ED Angus Joe Rossman Sec Treas Lee Silver Bow Trades Tax Committee Walker Walkers Mram Walker & Sons Inc Peorma
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