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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1966

Page

6

Moonwatchers Cleared as Lunar Lights Studied

Moonwatchers for four centuries reported strange lunar lights now treated as worthy of study. Possible outgassing causing brief color changes near Alphonsus crater drew initial skepticism but later earned cautious acceptance. NASA influence and new observations by scientists including Jaylee Burley and Barbara Middlehurst boosted lunar research.

Kozyrev Jaylee Burley NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Greenbelt Barbara M. Middlehurst The University

Moon sighting reports surge in late 16th century era

Researchers in Arizona found records of more than 200 apparent lunar activity sightings dating back to March 1587 with 159 deemed reliable. Since then 30 new sightings have been reported, mainly near Aristarchus, suggesting real, brief color changes and obscurations on the moon through volunteers and astronomers.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Arizona Winifred Cameron Goddard Aristarchus Harold C. Urey University of California At la Jolla Moon

De Gaulle Begins Soviet Union Visit

Paris President Charles de Gaulle flies to Moscow for an official visit he says could mark a new phase in Franco Soviet relations and aims to discuss global security and disarmament. The trip underscores France’s independent role in Cold War diplomacy.

Paris UPI Charles de Gaulle Moscow de Gaulle Viet Nam North South

Spotted fever case reported in Hamilton and era of talks

The second Rocky Mountain spotted fever case this season was reported Saturday in Hamilton. Mrs. Carl Neumann, 73, formerly of Miles City, is recovering after tick exposure in Lost Horse Canyon. De Gaulle to visit the Soviet Union for 10 days, with talks and possible Sputnik sighting.

Hamilton Rocky Mountain Carl Neumann Miles City U.S. Public Health Service Rocky Mountain Laboratory Europe de Gaulle Soviet Union

Butte Tourist Boom Highlights Berkeley Pit Attraction

The early summer season in Butte shows a booming tourist trade centered on the Berkeley Pit. A photo features Paulette Kankelborg of Butte, 17 year old Steve Young of St. Paul, and 19 year old Dominique Binot from Tours, France, on a Scenicland tour with Ralph Young and family.

Butte Berkeley Pit Paulette Kankelborg Steve Young St. Paul Dominique Binot Tours France Dominique Ralph Young and U.S.A Youngs Helena

John O'Neill Promoted to Private First Class in Korea

John O Neill son of Mr and Mrs John P O Neill 981 N Main Butte Mont was promoted to private first class in Korea He serves as a combat construction specialist in the 161st Engineer Company 4th Missile Command He entered the Army in September 1965 after basic at Ft Ord and was last stationed at Ft Leonard Wood He arrived overseas last March The 20 year old graduate of Boys Central High School in 1963 was employed by Anaconda Co Butte before joining the Army

Camp Page Korea John O'Neill John P. O'Neill N. Main Butte Mont O'Neill 161St Engineer Company 4Th Missile Command Army Ft. Ord. Calif Ft. Leonard Wood Boys Central High School The Anaconda Co

Gold coins found in Moscow dwelling raid

22 pounds of 19th century Russian gold coins were found by workers repairing an old dwelling in Moscow. Tass reported the discovery was turned over to the militia and the finders will be rewarded by the public order ministry.

Moscow UPI Tass

Sierra Leone Opens First Military Academy

Sierra Leone near Freetown inaugurates its first military academy built with Israeli aid as Prime Minister Sir Albert Margai presides over the ceremony naming a new era for national defense.

Freetown Sierra Leone Israel Albert Margai

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