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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1968

Page

3

Poor People's Campaign Faces Leadership Strife in Washington

The Poor People Campaign shows renewed turmoil as Mexican American participants plan to withdraw unless leaders unite and act, while Rodolfo Gonzales voices demand for clearer objectives and cautions about Bayard Rustin's approach. Abernathy maintains resolve amid camp setbacks and extension talks. James Earl Ray arrest cited with cautious optimism.

Jack Miller Washington Rodolfo Corky” Gonzales Denver Gonzales New York Bayard Rustin Rustin Sterling Tucker Washington Urban League Austin Abernathy Congress Interior Department England Martin Luther King Jr Resurrection City King Memphis Tenn James Earl Ray Ray

Independent bid by Sanders after county primary loss

Thomas Chick Sanders, defeated in the Republican county commissioner primary by Lucille G. O Leary, announced he will run as an independent for the six year county board term in the general election. O Leary won the GOP nomination with 1 024 votes to 661 for Sanders.

Thomas Chick” Sanders Lucille G. O'Leary

Chelini Arraignment Delayed in Dillon Theft Case

John A Chelini 40 of Butte had his arraignment postponed to next Monday in district court Dillon. He is charged with receiving about 900 pounds of copper cable stolen May 3 from the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Anaconda Co subsidiary. No theft charge yet filed. Chelini posted 2000 bond and waived preliminary hearing May 21. The cable was taken from railroad right of way west of Butte.

Dillon — District John A. Chelini Butte Philip C. Duncan John W. Whelan Chelini Justice Court Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway Anaconda Co

UM Strikers Reach Tentative Accord. Work Resumes

Striking physical plant workers at the University of Montana in Missoula reached a tentative agreement Sunday night and returned to work Monday. The deal would recognize craft jobs on campus under the Missoula Trade and Labor Council, include a wage increase, grievance procedures, and job security for about 25 workers. Other union members honored the picket lines as construction on a new student center paused, but all work returned to normal Monday.

Missoula University of Montana Milton Datsopoulos

Warm Springs hospital staff finish nursing care inservice training

State hospital employes receive certificates from Supt. Stanley J. Rogers for completion of nursing care of the chronic psychotic patient and remotivation classes. Named are Gabriel Suarez Donald Hogue Edward Hoffman Patricia Kruk Betty Marker John Marker Robert Bethke Bernice Manning Lucille Siegle Anna McOmber Donald DeVore Fred McOmber Arthur Ivie Virginia Sovereign Delores Craft and Keith Craft. Dinner at the Copper Club in Anaconda honored the group. teachers Katherine Slezak and Mrs. Mary Corcoran attended Davis Strait notes with Greenland North America span of nearly 200 miles.

Warm Springs — State Hospital Stanley J. Rogers Gabriel Suarez Donald Hogue Edward Hoffman Patricia Kruk Betty Marker John Marker Robert Bethke Bernice Manning Lucille Siegle Anna McOmber Donald DeVore Fred McOmber Arthur Ivie Virginia Sovereign Delores Craft Keith Craft Betty Kezios Geraldine Perkins Arthur Kruk Copper Club Anaconda Katherine Slezak Mary Corcoran

Hospital Imagery Sparks Witty Social Commentary

In casual chatter and satire a speaker mocks social rituals and hospital attire. The piece links greetings to trivial exchanges and compares a hospital bath to a boy's first cigarette, then likens a gown to a reversed miniskirt, prompting humor from discomfort and exposure.

McCarthy to Address Montana Democrats in Helena

Eugene McCarthy will speak at the Montana Democratic Convention banquet in Helena as delegates prepare. William G. Cregg, Montana Democrats for McCarthy chair, notes 26 national votes at stake and expects the group to hold about 74 state votes to steer the convention. University of Montana students to welcome McCarthy. some worked Oregon primary campaign. County conventions will choose 54 delegates across Cascade, Yellowstone, Silver Bow, and Missoula counties.

Missoula Minnesota Eugene McCarthy Montana Helena William G. Cregg Montana Democrats McCarthy Idaho Idaho Falls Montana Democratic Central Committee Cregg University of Montana Oregon New York Chicago Cascade Yellowstone Silver Bow

American Indian clubs form in East German cities

West Berlin information agency reports that American Indian buffs in Dresden Leipzig Meissen and Magdeburg have formed clubs to practice archery and craft Indian style garments.

Berlin West Berlin Dresden Leipzig Meissen Magdeburg

Liquor cases go to court in police session

Jean Saltese and Dena Kelly sought time to obtain counsel in police court Monday. Saltese faces a minor liquor charge with a $300 bond. Kelly faces illegal possession with a $50 bond. McEwan forfeited $50 as a juvenile for illegal liquor possession. Carpenter postponed to Thursday. Miller paid $25 for disturbing the peace. Multiple defendants, including Richardson and Casagranda, each forfeited $25 for speeding. Foley paid $14 for improper license.

Jean Saltese Dena Kelly Miss Saltese Miss Kelly Buddy McEwan Carlton Carpenter Delbert Miller John Richardson Glen Casagranda Patricia Prescott Evert W Bond F. Huette Kenneth Robert Ardith Caffing Edward M. Stergar Denis Malsar Diana Mae Skar Craig Foley

Cars stolen in Mexico City total ten thousand yearly

Authorities say about 10,000 cars are stolen annually in Mexico with an estimated value of 12 million dollars. Of these, roughly 3,000 vehicles are recovered, most dismantled or stripped of removable parts.

Mexico City Mexico

Forest recreation permits required at Deer Lodge National Forest campgrounds

Recreation permits will be required this year at Deer Lodge National Forest campgrounds and grounds on the Philipsburg and Deer Lodge Districts. The $7 Golden Eagle or $1 one day permit is needed, available at multiple district offices and local shops. A $5 minimum picnic area fee applies for group use at listed areas and reservations are required through the respective district offices.

Land and Water Conservation Fund Deerlodge National Forest Southside Lodgepole Piney Philipsburg Bay Philipsburg Warm Springs Spring Hill Deer Lodge Deerlodge Forest Granite District Boulder Whitehall Butte Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Service Anaconda Civilian Conservation Center Johnson Sports Shop Harrison, and Thompson Sporting Goods Cable Mountain Shamrock Bison Basin Canyon Lowlands

Deer Lodge Native James W Crichton Fulfills MD Degree

Deer Lodge native James Wiley Crichton received his M D degree from the University of Colorado last Friday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Crichton of Deer Lodge and is a Powell County High School graduate from 1960. He studied at Montana Tech and Montana State University before pursuing medical studies at the University of North Dakota and Colorado. He will intern at King County Hospital in Seattle.

James Wiley Crichton Deer Lodge University of Colorado William Crichton

Bridger Bowl snowpack deeper than year ago says SCS

The Soil Conservation Service reports Bridger Bowl snowpack and Devils Slide snow are deeper with higher water content than last spring. SCS supervisor Phil Farnes notes delayed melt will keep streams high longer and raise flood risk where heavy rain coincides with rapid melt. Bridger Bowl shows 73 inches with 36 inches water. Devils Slide 72 inches with 33 inches water.

Bozeman Bridger Bowl Devils Slide Soil Conservation Service Phil Farnes SCS

Great Falls Woman Named 1968 Woman of the Year

Agnes Parker of Great Falls was named Woman of the Year 1968 by the Montana Federation of Colored Women's Clubs announced at the 47th annual convention in the Finlen Hotel. Lena Brown of Butte presided at the banquet.

Agnes Parker Great Falls Montana Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs Finlen Hotel Parker Lena Brown Pearl Club of Butte Billings Helena Elizabeth Hill Ad Banks W. B. Lacey Eugene Best Treas

Butte Native Paull Earns NIH Fellowship to USC

Willis K Paull Jr 23 a Butte native earns a National Institutes of Health fellowship to the University of Southern California Los Angeles He will pursue a PhD in anatomy after three years He holds a BS from Montana State 1966 and MSU physiology 1967 He taught at Hobson High School last year He is married to Joanne Detton of Lima and they have two children

Butte Willis K. Paull Jr University of Southern California Los Angeles National Institute of Health Paul Montana State University MSU Hobson High School Willis K. Paull Sheridan Jeanine Detton Lima L. M. Paull Arizona

Anaconda General Promoted To Vietnam Chief of Staff

Brig. Gen. Raymond F. Murphy of Anaconda was named chief of staff of the Second Field Force in Vietnam. The change of command occurred at Long Binh after he commanded ten field artillery battalions one automatic weapons battalion and one target acquisition battalion. He earned the Silver Star for gallantry. Murphy is a West Point graduate and son of Mrs. Bridget Murphy of Anaconda.

Raymond F. Murphy Anaconda Vietnam Long Binh Murphy Second Field Force Fred C. Weyand William Westmoreland Bridget Murphy Winthrop Apts Anaconda High School Military Academy West Point

Chiang Kai-shek Proves Health Climbing Lighthouse Steps

Nationalist Chinese press reports say Chiang Kai-shek aged 81 in four months showed good health by climbing the steps of a lighthouse as tall as a 15 story building.

Taipei Formosa Chiang Kai-shek

Also Mentioned on This Page

Department of Health Education and Welfare Ralph David Abernathy Lincoln Memorial Chick’ Sanders Hubert J. Johnson J. D. Flynn Sanders John Chelini Dillon Pixies By Wohl Davis Strait Greenland North America Harold Dos Area Council Montana Magicland Council Diamond Bar Inn Jackson Butte Chamber of Commerce Northwest Radio HarRison Demos Clyde P. Carpino Jr Howard James W. Crichton Toro Hardware South Side State Colored Women’s Group Urer, Helena Octavian Bridgewater Federation Jules Harrell Mary Alice Harrell Helena Catholic Central High School Claudia Vivings Tha Butte-Anaconda Dunbar Art and Study Club of Union Bethel Ame Board of Opportunities, Inc Cascade County Paull Willis Paull Chiang Butte Miners Union USWA
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