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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1964

Page

2

Pastor Ole Aarvold Leaves Butte for Burlington Colorado

Rev Ole Aarvold of Aldersgate Methodist Church will move to Burlington Colorado where he has been named pastor of Burlington Methodist Church near the Kansas border. He conducts his last service Sunday after eight years in Butte. During his tenure Unity and Grace churches merged with Aldersgate and a $260000 building program started, adding a new fellowship hall and Sunday school rooms.

Ole Aarvold Aldersgate

Missile Land Office in Falls to Close

The Missile Land Office in Great Falls will close as of June 30 after recruiting field staff for launcher sites and 15 control centers across Montana. The agency built 1,800 miles of cable right of way and handled about 1,800 land tracts amid real estate activity. Morgan Wheeler has led since July 1963, succeeding David I. Long and John E. Ritchie, with work spanning Cascade Fergus Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Wheatland Chouteau and Teton counties.

Great Falls UPI Perry Seattle David I. Long John E. Ritchie Cascade Fergus Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Wheatland Chouteau Teton

U S Crime Rate Rises 19 Percent in First Quarter

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports nationwide rise in crime in early 1960s data. Auto theft up 22 percent grand larceny 21 percent robbery burglary 18 percent. For crimes against persons forcible rape 22 percent murder 17 percent aggravated assault 14 percent. Also notes decade of rising crime across all groups. Lewis and Clark Cavern formerly Morrison Cave.

Washington UPI United States FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover

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