Rockefeller backs Scranton in push for moderate GOP support
Rockefeller urges progress and unity among anti-Goldwater moderates ahead of Texas Republican convention and delegates. He says the hour is late but moderate leaders should unite for Scranton to win all 56 Texas delegates, as Goldwater runs in Dallas and Montana finalizes choices. Keating and Javits flag hopeful momentum for a sober Republican path. Scranton travels to Iowa to contest Goldwater’s national lead.
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Rainbow Assembly Leaders Gather in Butte Banquet
Leaders of the Grand Assembly of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls convened in Butte. Front row from left include Trubijean Capp Whitehall grand worthy adviser and Kathie Mahler Lewistown grand worthy associate adviser. Back row lists LaDon Wiedenmeyer Ennis grand faith Judy Yunck Conrad grand hope.
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Historic Ruling Extends Fifth Amendment Protections Statewide
In a 5 4 decision Justice Brennan upholds a bookmaker's right to plead self incrimination when held in contempt for refusing to answer questions. The ruling signals broader Fifth Amendment reach across state lines as Malloy of Connecticut faced prison for bet accepting and contempt charges.
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State Official Disputes Closing Flathead Lake
Kalispell AP The state health officer intervened in a Flathead Lake dispute over closures. Dr John Anderson ordered a halt to lake use while county sanitarian Mike Behrens initially closed the lake then recommended against recreation due to pollution. Officials warned resort owners to observe the ban to prevent an epidemic.
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Young Woman Dies in Wreck Near Browning Montana
Frances Kennedy aged 21, a dental technician and assistant at Blackfeet Indian Hospital Browning, was killed in a single car crash on U S 2 four miles east of Browning. Driver Peter Des Rosier a Browning teacher, lost control at about 3 am and the car overturned several times.
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Shea defeats Renouard to lead Silver Bow Democrats
Joseph T. Shea, of 110 Mullen, won Monday night to become chairman of the Silver Bow Democratic Central Committee in Judge T. E. Downey's courtroom. He defeated W. B. Renouard, longtime chairman and Anaconda Copper employee, ending a six month drive that triggered a complete committee reorganization. Also elected were Mrs. W. J. Burke as first vice chairman and Leonard Vainio as second vice chairman. Burke succeeds Mrs Viela Beaudry and Vainio succeeds Joe.
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Murray Elected Silver Bow County GOP Chairman
Roy E. Murray Jr. won the chair of the Silver Bow County Republican Central Committee at a Monday night meeting in the 4 B's Cafe with near capacity attendance. Other officers include Mrs. L. S. Stadler as chairman and C. A. as vice chairman. delegates to the state GOP meeting named along with alternate delegates from Butte and Melrose.
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Northern Japan Hit by Quake
A powerful earthquake near Niigata disrupts northern Japan. Water mains burst, bridges cracked, and all rail traffic halted. Casualties reported from Tsuruoka where a kindergarten collapsed and 17 children were buried, three died. Tidal wave warning issued then withdrawn.
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Butte Shooting Raises Questions In Slaying Of Teen
Police investigate a Sunday shooting in Butte that killed 17 year old Ronald Challeen. Simon Comer 36 claimed self defense after firing a .45 pistol while a hatchet was found near the victim. Witnesses say Challeen threatened Comer during a card game. County officials weigh whether charges will be filed as inquest considerations continue.
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Appeals Court Upholds Murray in Tomich Case
The Ninth Circuit upheld Judge Murray’s grant of a writ of habeas corpus for John J. Tomich who was convict ed of burglarizing a Great Falls drug store. The decision found the seized evidence obtained via an unlawful search and seizure, though it did not rule on claims of ineffective counsel.
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Runaway Stagecoach Case Opens Jury Term in Virginia City
A Phoenix woman’s death after a historic Virginia City stagecoach runaway becomes the basis of a federal lawsuit seeking 152 408 43 in damages. The suit names Virginia City Trading Co and driver Lester Eblen Stiles among defendants with Judge W D Murray presiding.
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Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Area Through Wednesday
Mostly cloudy with a few showers or thundershowers today through Wednesday. High around 66, low near 46. East of Divide, clouds with occasional rain and scattered thundershowers possible Tuesday into Wednesday, local heavy rain possible Tuesday night. West of Divide, showers and little temperature change with highs 62 to 72 and lows 42 to 52. Table notes maxima for 12 hours, minima for 18 hours, precipitation for 24 hours ending Monday 5 p.m.
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