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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1964

Page

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Civil Rights Bill Faces Moment of Truth Today

Senate debates the civil rights bill as 29 senators finish speeches on the measure. Senator Barry Goldwater announces he will vote against the bill due to public accommodation and employment discrimination provisions, claiming they violate the Constitution.

Senate Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona Kenneth B. Keating Jacob K. Javits Goldwater Keating National Allen J. Ellender Dla Johnson South

Republicans Set Montana Delegation For Goldwater Nomination

A Montana GOP convention eyes 14 delegates and 14 alternates to the national nominating convention with all signs pointing to Goldwater. Jerome Anderson says Montana strength is strong though delegates may stay uncommitted. Governor Babcock urges a positive program as workshop opens for the convention and its debate.

Helena Stassen Pennsylvania Associated Press Johnson Chicago Washington D. C Len Barry Goldwater Montana San Francisco Legisla Jerome Anderson Billings Yellowstone County Great Falls Goldwater Tim Babcock

Close Vote Requires Runoff In Anaconda Union Election

Mine Mill and United Steel Workers finished in a near tie in the Anaconda bargaining election triggering a runoff in about two weeks. Dan Boyd of the NLRB reported 416 votes for Mine Mill, 415 for Steel, and 206 for Northwest Metals among 1 048 ballots cast from 1 381 eligible voters. The vote to determine the smeltermen's bargaining agent opened at seven sites Wednesday and closed Thursday afternoon.

United Steel Dan Boyd National Labor Relations Board Seattle Steel Northwest Metals NLRB Anaconda Co

Goldwater to Vote Nay on Civil Rights Bill

Senator Barry Goldwater said he will vote against the civil rights bill citing two sections as unconstitutional. He warned the public accommodations and equal employment titles threaten individual freedoms while noting he would have preferred a yes vote if not for the oath of office.

William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Goldwater Filenes Boston Seattle Bon Marche Michigan Robert Emmet Jacobson Shops Detroit Jordan

Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Region

Cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thundershowers today. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Highs around 57 with lows near 40. East of Divide expect mainly cloudy with showers or thunder-showers Friday afternoon and night. Cooler Friday and east Saturday, warmer west Saturday.

Butte-Anaconda Divide

Wilderness system bill advances from House Interior panel

House Interior Committee approved a measure to create a national wilderness preservation system. It would add about nine million acres of federal forest lands now designated as wilderness and canoe areas and allow up to about fifty million more after a ten year federal study. The plan awaits action by the House Rules Committee.

Washington House Interior Committee House Rules Committee

Anaconda Levy Request Defeated by Smelter City Voters

A special levy proposal to fund Anaconda public services was decisively rejected by Smelter City taxpayers. The measure failed 1,395 to 630 with 2,025 of 5,077 eligible voters casting ballots, which would have raised about 39,013 dollars for expenses through July 1, 1965.

Anaconda Public Sae Fen

Rainstorm Floods Miles City and Eastern Montana

An eastbound storm dumped record rainfall on eastern Montana with Miles City accumulating 2.78 inches in 24 hours, most in 10 hours, flooding basements and the Main Street underpass. Nearby towns also reported heavy rains. Glasgow recorded 1.49 inches and Billings 0.90. The storm, while intense, spared the Dakotas and Minnesota from strongest winds.

Montana Thurs- Miles City Dakotas Minnesota Valley City N. D Wolsey S. D Miles City Tongue Yellowstone Glasgow Billings Broadus

Republicans Fill Two National Posts

In Helena Montana Republicans re elected Kalispell lawyer James E Murphy to a second term as a national committeeman and elevated vice chairwoman Mrs Waldo Y Moberly of Sweet Grass to national committeewoman The 112 member State Central Committee approved the moves as expected while Dr Richard G Noll won a nomination Mrs Moberly succeeds Gladys E Saal wife of the state cee See committee page nine for full details

Improvements Planned at Civic Center Front

The Butte Kiwanis Club will beautify the Civic Center area as volunteers. Bids for curbing and sidewalks are due July 2 with work to be finished by August 1. Future plans include sidewalks along both sides of the Civic Center building.

Butte Kiwanis Club the County Civic Center O'Connell

Nudist Swimwear Sparks Mixed Views Across Nation

Fashion writer notes sharply divided opinions on Rudi Gernreich’s topless swimsuit. Buyers react pro and con. some stock it to ride tan trends, others deem it indecent or unlawful. Officials and stores vary from banning to cautious display while public beaches and law talk set the mood.

Jean Sprain Wilson New York Rudi Gernreich Associated Press Lord & Taylor’s

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