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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1970

Page

1

Helena Teen Crowned Miss Montana 1970 in Billings

Katherine M. Huppe, 18, of Helena won Miss Montana 1970 in Billings. She performs gymnastic routines on uneven bars for talent. Her family includes her mother Marjorie Huppe and late father Charles V. Huppe, former Montana assistant attorney general.

Katherine M. Huppe Helena Montana Katherine Billings Mont Atlantic City N.J High Scheda Miss Montana Activite Ene Marjorie Huppe Charles V. Huppe

Three Sailors Held After Naval Destroyer Sabotage

In San Diego three sailors are held as investigators probe saboteur action on the Vietnam bound destroyer Richard B. Anderson. One engine disabled by tampering, the ship limped to Long Beach for repairs with 300 aboard. costs estimated at $200,000 and eight weeks.

San Diego Calif Sabo Richard B. Anderson Vietnam Navy Long Beach

Nixon critics weigh 250 State Department staff dossier

A Knight Newspapers report says Mollenhoff, the White House special counsel, plans to turn over findings on 250 State Department employees who criticized Nixon. State Department declined comment as Mollenhoff leaves to return to journalism. publication rights noted.

Washington State Department Nixon Geechella Ts Castaklenhoff White House Comanet Mollenhoff Knight Newspapers, Inc Vera Glaser Malvina Stephenson

Hickel's future darkens amid White House doubts

President Nixon weighs Hickel resignation as Interior Secretary amid letters criticizing administration rhetoric and cabinet dynamics. White House says no immediate move. observers note perceived impact on Hickel's effectiveness and leaks over his absence from a briefing on oil lease policy.

Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon Walter J. Hickel Sunda Hickel Speen Ronald L. Ziegler White House Spiro T. Agnew Washington Star Ziegler Sallie Herbert Klein Klein Seas Sama Indica Hickel Ven

Isla Vista unrest splits supporters over police actions

In Isla Vista California youths claim police overreacted during six nights of disturbances after rioting and a February bank fire. witnesses include Deputy District Attorney Patrick McKinley and Sheriff James B Webster, while Gov Reagan called National Guard standby as 650 plus were arrested and 375 youths sat in.

Santa Barbara Calif Isla Vista Bank of America Ronald Reagan National Guard Dents Los Angeles Howard Parke Santa Barbara County Bar Association R. L. King Patrick McKinley McKinley Verne Johnson Law and Order

Diabetes drug tolbutamide linked to higher death rate

A study reported that tolbutamide used by thousands of diabetics may raise death risk. Conducted at 12 universities with 823 mildly diabetic patients, results showed 14.7 percent mortality versus 9.5 percent for placebo over eight months. Drs. Thaddeus E. Prout and Martin Goldner led the research.

ST. Louis, Mo American Diabetes Association Association St. Louis Thaddeus E. Prout Baltimore Martin Goldner Brooklyn

Miss Iowa Crown Honors First Black Contestant

Cheryl Adrienne Browne, 19, of New York City and Luther College in Decorah, won the Miss Iowa title beating 19 white contestants. She will compete as the first Black entrant in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City, saying the crown carries significance for Black Power movement awareness and personal achievement.

Davenport Iowa Atlantic , NJ Cheryl Adrienne Miss Browne New York City Luther College Decorah

Arab guerrilla leaders announce executions for rape in Jordan war

In Amman Arab guerrilla chiefs say two Arabs are executed for raping American women during last week's civil conflict. Arafat accuses the United States of stoking the fight and warns of Vietnam scale intervention while asserting guerrilla unity and stronger resolve. He cites a separate case and evacuation of victims as a signal of ongoing reprisals risk.

Amman Jordan United States U.S Middle East Vienna Yasir Arafat al Fatah Arafat Palestine Liberation Organization 82Nd Airborne 82Nd Vietnam 82Nd Airborne Division Amercan William P. Rogers Associated Press Mao Tse-tung America Britain France

Butte Weather Outlook and Scattered Showers

Mostly cloudy conditions with widely scattered showers in Butte. Outlook today shows 64 high and 40 low. Weather Map Page 2.

Chief testifies again in Warwick murder trial in Bozeman

Police Chief Ron Cutting testified again in the first degree murder trial of O Archie Warwick. Cutting described finding Roberta Bobby Clark's body on Cottonwood Road on December 23, 1964, noting it was mutilated and left in mud. The testimony marks the 21st of 33 expected witnesses as proceedings pause for the weekend.

Bozeman Ron Cutting O. Archie Warwick Roberta Bobbi” Clark Warwick Miss Clark Kalispell Lonely Cottonwood Road Cutting Gallatin County Atty McKi Anderson

Einstein right again in radio test of relativity

Astronomers using radio telescopes in Pasadena California report a successful test of Einstein’s general relativity. They measured light deflection by the sun with antennas up to 210 feet, finding results near the predicted 1.75 arc seconds.

Pasadena Calif Albert Einstein California Institute of Tec Ejinstein

Hollywood murder case moves into third act in courtroom drama

Los Angeles prepares for the trial phase of the Sharon Tate murder case and related killings. Four of six hippie-group defendants face murder conspiracy charges as the spectacle expands with anticipated immunity deals, extradition issues, and a cast of lawyers, prosecutors, and witnesses.

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