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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1963

Page

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Youth Dies Falling From Mt Pollock Peak in Glacier Park

Jerome Thomas Delaney, 19, of St Paul, Minn, fell to his death while climbing 9211 foot Mt Pollock near Logan Pass in Glacier National Park. Two companions, 18 year olds Charles Brady and Joseph Commers, escaped unharmed. They were guests with no authorization or trail permit. A passing visitor alerted rangers who found Delaney unresponsive. a tooth embedded in rock marked the fall.

West Glacier Jerome Thomas Delaney St. Paul, Minn Glacier National Park St. Paul Charles Brady Joseph C. Commers Delaney

Yellowstone worker found dead in Gardiner River near Mt Everts

Joseph P. Speitel a 20 year old Georgetown University student and Mammoth Hotel summer employee in Yellowstone was found Tuesday lodged in driftwood in the Gardiner River at the base of Mt Everts. He disappeared after climbing the peak Sunday with Jeff Jenemann. An inquest will be held and preliminary findings suggest death may be due to drowning rather than a fall.

Yellowstone National Park Joseph P. Speitel Georgetown Universit Gardiner River Speitel Mammoth Jenemann Park Rangers Jenersonn St. Joseph's College Philadelphia James Godbolt Lemuel A. Garrison

Two Montanans Drowned In Separate Accidents

Two young Montana men died Tuesday in separate water incidents raising the 1963 drowning toll to 15. Joe Barry, 21, of Three Forks, was thrown from a boat that capsized during a water ski run on a gravel pit lake east of Three Forks. Ronald Whitney, 19, a Hysham area farm youth, drowned two miles west of Hysham with his brother-in-law Jack Welsh. divers failed to locateBarry’s body in about 17 feet of water.

Montana Joe Barry Three Forks Ronald Whitney Hysham Barry Tony Lutkie Tom Kanta Ronald Lane Bozeman Young Whitney Jack Welsh

Weather outlook for Butte and West of Divide region

Partly cloudy today through Thursday with occasional showers or thundershowers. Highs near 84 today, mid 70s to mid 80s elsewhere, cooler west of Divide. Wednesday to Thursday shows scattered showers and thunderstorms, cooler west. West of Divide expects 72 to 82 highs with similar shower chances.

Butte Divide

New Extension Agent Named for Silver Bow County

William R. Richter named county extension agent for Silver Bow County starting July 1. He holds an MSC in animal science earned earlier this month and succeeds Thaddeus Wojciechowski who moves to Missoula County. Richter has horticulture experience in Lincoln and Garfield counties and is a Fort Shaw native and former 4-H member.

William R. Richter Silver Bow County Torlief S. Ansheim Cooperative Extension Service Montana State College Bozeman Richter Thaddeus Wojciechowski Missoula County Lincoln Garfield Fort Shaw Future Farmers of America Lincoln County Garfield County MSC Montana Air National Guard

Nixon Meets Franco in Private in Barcelona

Former U S Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Barcelona and held a 35 minute private audience with Spanish head of state Gen Francisco Franco. The meeting was described as very cordial by an American source. Nixon was on a private visit with his family staying in Madrid.

Barcelona Spain U.S Richard M. Nixon Francisco Franco Nixon Madrid Franco

Kennedy to unveil civil rights bills and wide education program

President Kennedy will submit civil rights legislation to expedite racial equality and push a large vocational education and training program. Governors at White House luncheon backed federal action while debate over private business desegregation intensified between Republicans and Democrats.

Washington Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Senate White House William W. Scranton Pennsylvania J. Millard Tawes Maryland Albertis S. Harrison Virginia Mark O. Hatfield Oregon Jack Campbell New Mexico Bert T. Combs Kentucky Republi Humphrey Congress Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Dirksen Barry Goldwater R-Aziz Goldwater House John W. McCormack Massachusetts

Cosmic Couple Carry Soviets to New Highs

The Soviet space duo led by Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky and Valentina Tereshkova set daily space records during their multi day mission. Bykovsky surpassed prior time and distance marks with 71 orbits, while Tereshkova logged 40 orbits as US records lagged behind. French observers later questioned Kandian timing, but Moscow dismissed the report.

Preston Grover Moscow Soviet Union Cosmic Valery Bykovsky Valentina Tereshkova Bykovsky Andrian Nikolayev Valentina U.S Gordon Cooper French Observatory Tass

Mining City businessmen launch Hi Neighbor tour

Twenty four Butte merchants toured the Magicland area in a 13 hour chartered bus visit to Whitehall Three Forks Ennis Virginia City Nevada City Sheridan Twin Bridges and Ennis. The Trade Area Development Committee of the Butte Chamber of Commerce sponsored the trip led by William Gunnell. The group promoted Butte July 4 events and Vigilante Days Rodeo July 5 6 and 7 and offered cooperation for similar celebrations in visited communities including Madison County where its 100th anniversary is celebrated.

Frank Quinn Standard Post Butte Magicland Whitehall Three Forks Ennis Virginia City Nevada City Sheridan Twin Bridges Butte Chamber of Commerce William Gunnell Madison County

Eighty Cardinals Begin Papal Election Conclave

Eighty cardinals enter a sealed Apostolic Palace section to elect the 262nd pope, the largest conclave turnout. The group includes Negro, Filipino, and Japanese cardinals, with Mindszenty and De La Torre absent due to exile and illness.

Vatican City UPI Apostolic Palace John XXIII Jozsef Cardinal Mindszenty Hungary U.S Legation Budapest Carlos Maria Cardinal de la Torre Quito Ecuador

Intensive probe into sex slaying of Debra Demarias at Glendive

Authorities pressed a wide interview of more than a dozen men using a lie detector in the case of five year old Debra Demarias found beaten to death near her family camp in Glendive. Police say the weapon was a board found near the site and describe the child as crushed on the right side of the head with a fractured neck and skull. The mother Ramona 32 and companion James McKnight 28 were taken into custody but not charged as the investigation continues.

Glendive Vurr Cady Northern Pacific Missoula Cady Ramona James McKnight Plentywood Punninchy Saskatchewan McKnight Jersey City N.J

Polio Drive Launches September 8 in Silver Bow County

Silver Bow County Medical Society leads a polio vaccination campaign with three Sabin oral vaccine feedings starting Sunday September 8. Dr. Roger Clapp chairs the drive with support from unions, clubs, and multiple local organizations.

Silver Bow County Rod Cooney Silver Bow County Medical Society National Foundation Butte Citizens Project Silver Bow County Pharmaceutical Society Junior League Junior Woman's Club Roger Clapp Cooney Beaverhead County Silver Bow

State Highway Violence Attacked From All Angles at Helena Safety Workshop

Helena Montana hosted a safety conference called by the Highway Commission at Gov. Tim Babcock's request to tackle rising highway fatalities. Speakers urged seat belts enforcement and speed limits as candidates to cut deaths, noting 256 highway fatalities in 1962 and 106 so far this year, with seat belts possibly saving 89 lives last year.

Helena David C. Beeder Montana The Highway Commission Tim Babcock Babcock Alex Stephenson Stephenson Canne Young

Power Company Meeting Today

The Montana Power Co. annual stockholders meeting is in the Bow Theater at 11 o clock daylight time 10 a.m. MST. The utility with 11,875 holders across Montana will discuss the state economy and its operations with explanatory color slides.

Montana Power Co Bow Theater Montana Power Montana

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