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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
3
Participants pictured include Joe Sullivan Commissioner Dan O Connell assistant police chief John Gardner and Bill McBride as the goodwill tour begins. The staff photo by Joe Holly captures the group poised for travel.
Two justice court cases were dismissed. One involved an alleged after hours sale of beer and the 2 am closing hour. The other stemmed from a March 11 shooting in which Maestas was wounded in the thigh. The incident led to statements that the shooting was accidental.
Gem Club staff outline tonight’s convention plans with exhibits and activities. Members include Kitty Dempsey coordinating decorations and door prizes. Ray Worring on demonstrations. Homer Hunt organizing a field trip.
Air Force Academy cadet Curtis D. Nelson of Santa Clara California is training as a parachutist at Ft Benning. He is one of 165 volunteers from a 700 cadet class taking part in five jumps as part of a summer schedule. Nelson expects a BS degree and a commission as an Air Force second lieutenant next June.
Butte will host the Montana Association of County Commissioners for their annual gathering. The report notes the tobacco industry uses millions of pounds of aluminum foil and billions of printed packs and car tons, illustrating the scale of tobacco production and packaging.
Silver Bow Post No. 1 meets in Legion Hall at 8 for officer elections in a joint session with the post auxiliary. Delegates for the Helena department convention are to be chosen, followed by a movie shown by Lt. Cmdr. A. L. Gauvin USNR.
South Butte Kiwanis Club heard a talk on ness areas classified by size usage and veness. Steele served as program chairman during the Tuesday night meeting.
The Berkeley garage northeast of Meaderville is noted as one of the Northwest’s largest industrial garages.
Delegation of Butte women travels by chartered bus to Helena for a Montana Federation meeting preceding the state Republican convention. Mrs Ball discusses club efforts to aid the Nov. 3 campaign and by law revisions as delegates to the Lexington Kentucky national convention are chosen.
West German courts have sentenced 5 445 persons for crimes committed under the Nazis. Justice Minister Ewald Bucher said 800 more cases are pending. Separately, about 3 000 000 cubic feet of fresh air per minute moves through Butte mines.
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