Scranton Enters Race Challenging Goldwater Policy Vision
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton announced his bid for the Republican presidential nomination at the Maryland Republican State Convention. He attacked Goldwater’s conservatism as a “weird parody” of GOP principles and pledged progressive Republicanism with a united party behind traditional values.
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Montana GOP backs Goldwater despite Scranton bid
Gov Tim Sen Goldwater appears the likely Republican nominee as Montana GOP leaders state Scranton could not unseat him. Babcock and state chairman Mel Engles say Goldwater has Montana’s 14 convention votes and will win the nomination. Delegates meet in Helena June 19.
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Firemen Will Elect Officers In Anaconda Session
Montana Volunteers Firemen and Fire Chief associations conclude a four day gathering in Anaconda with officer elections and installation. The program includes sessions from 9:30 to noon, lunch, a joint meeting and site selection for 1965, then a 3 pm picnic at the National Guard Armory with Anaconda and fire departments.
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Respect and Obedience for Law Foundation of Civilization
Frank Quinn reports Edward K. Pritchard of Charleston urged Montana Bar Association members to uphold respect for law and law enforcement as the bedrock of civilization. He warned that legal obedience is essential though not all laws or rulings please everyone.
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Four Day Montana Flood Eases as Jefferson Crest Tightens
Jefferson Crest caused little damage as Montana faces a shortened flood crisis. Volunteers and heavy equipment reinforced two Shelby stockwater reservoirs while the Jefferson River crested near Three Forks and then declined. Townsend forecast a crest below flood stage, Canyon Ferry Dam increased releases to prevent reservoir overload, and Great Falls saw a 3 foot drop from 24 hours earlier. Approximately 300 Shelby homes evacuated briefly before shoring stopped further breaches.
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Edgar Reeder elected president of Reserve Officers Association
Rear Adm. Edgar H. Reeder USNR of Butte and Helena was selected national president of the Reserve Officers Association at the Portland convention. Reeder chairs Montana’s Unemployment Compensation Commission and has led RCA as Navy vice president. He has long served in military affairs and is married to Rhoda Harris.
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Butte Miners Union Day Celebrates 1878 Heritage
Thousands gather at Columbia Gardens in Butte for Miners Union Day events hosted by the Butte Miners Union. Highlights include the Anaconda Co first aid contest with 20 teams competing for 738 dollars in cash prizes, the big defense by Steward Mine, a free Saturday night dance with Arnold Olsen speaking at 10 15, and free treats for children throughout the day.
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Russia and East Germany sign 20 year friendship pact
The Soviet Union and Communist East Germany sign a 20 year pact in Moscow aimed at peaceful regulation of the German question. Khrushchev cautions against catastrophe and says Potsdam obligations to the West remain intact. Western powers judge it not a World War II peace treaty and not a crisis.
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Fire Destroys Dog Track Betting Booths. Rumors of Plane Crash
A fierce flash fire at an abandoned dog race track south of Butte destroyed betting booths and offices near Silver Bow County Airport, prompting rumors of an airplane crash. Deputies Bay and Stocker arrived as smoke billowed, unable to approach the blaze within 50 feet. Volunteers saved a nearby grandstand while the betting structures burned to ashes.
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Weather notes for Butte and Divide region forecast
Partly cloudy today through Sunday with afternoon showers or thundershowers. High around 66 today, low 42. East of Divide expects cloudy skies with scattered showers Saturday and Saturday night, then partly cloudy Sunday. West of Divide sees partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with light showers Saturday. Temperatures rise gradually with highs Saturday 65 to 75 and Sunday 72 to 81. lows Saturday night 40 to 55, Sunday 45 to 55.
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