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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1968

Page

2

Judge and Selstad spend similar amounts in Montana primary

Montana's 1968 lieutenant governor nominees Democrat Thomas L. Judge and Republican Tom Selstad reported similar primary spending. Judge listed 6566 total, with 5033 to his advertising agency. Selstad reported 6277, with major contributions from W R Selstad and several finance committees across Kalispell Bozeman Billings and Glasgow.

J. D. Holmes Helena Montana Thomas L. Judge Tom Selstad Frank Murray Judge Selstad Judge's Campaign Club John Lyon Shelby Vern Harris Jerry Thomas Ross Cannon Larry Fairbanks Robert Emmons Great Falls Bernice Kingsbury Walter Bill Merrick Bozeman Ken Myers Missoula Len Tallon Butte Dave Jackson Larry D’arcy B. P. Little Campaign Club W. R. Selstad P. J. Smith San Francisco Robinson and Folsom Carl Lehrkind Kalispell Dan Korn Billings Rehberg and Hibbs Glasgow al Faechner Alice Price

Mill at Bonner may be struck

MISSOULA AP Anaconda Forest Products urged its Mis soula area employees to reconsider a strike planned for June 24. About 600 workers could be idled if the Bonner plant is struck. The dispute centers on an incentive pay system tied to a three year contract begun November 1 1966. Union officials question the plan while management says it should continue or departments may close due to cost. Strike authorization was 64 to 14 on May 5.

Missoula Anaconda Forest Products Anaconda Co Robert E. Sheridan Bonner Sheridan Warren Cork Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union

Price Opens Two Opera Seasons in 1968

Soprano Leontyne Price will open two opera seasons in 1968, at the San Francisco Opera in September and in Milan in December. She will perform Verdi's Renan and other works, with recital dates and appearances with symphonies and theaters in the United States scheduled between seasons.

New York Leontyne Price San Francisco

College queen Valerie Dickerson Crowned National Queen

Valerie Dickerson, a senior journalism student at Carroll College and former Helena resident, was named the National College Queen during a Monday national program from West Palm Beach Florida. Her father is Air Force officer William C Dickerson.

Valerie Dickerson Helena Carroll College San Jose State College National College West Palm Beach Fla William C. Dickerson Air Force

Montana governor candidates file expense reports

The report lists contributors to Forrest Anderson with amounts from 750 to 6100 including Pat McDonough of Billings and R B Blair of Spokane. It notes Willard Fraser and Merrill Rid- dick's expenditures and that no midday reports existed for Anderson or other GOP contenders. A Missoula women's group filed a small expense report for LeRoy Anderson.

Rae P. Peterson Wagner F. Grimm P. McKenna Daniels County Babcock Club Forrest Anderson Pat McDonough Billings Fred Jones R. B. Blair Spokane Ray Grant M. Curran Helena G. Murray Washington, D.C Great Falls Paul Goldman Missoula H. L. McChesney Butte V. Hoven C. Aronow Shelby Joe Zderick Bill Wenzel J. L. McKeon Anaconda R. V. Bottomly H. C. Dowell Seattle Russell Paulsen Havre L. M. Kraft Ralph Herriott D. L. Scothorn Stevensville Samuel Gary Denver Merrill K. Riddick Riddick J. Wellington Fauver LeRoy Anderson Hanford K. G. Gallup Warren A. McMillan GOP

East of the Divide Weather Outlook Through Thursday

East of the Divide remains partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered afternoon or evening showers or thunder showers in the west and central areas Wednesday and in the east section Thursday. Continued warmth in the east and cooler conditions in the west Wednesday. Highs Wednesday range from the 70s west to 80s and 90s east. Lows Wednesday night in the 40s west and 50s east.

Anaconda Pep Billings Belgrade Broaduse Butte Cut Bank Dillon Eee Drummond Glasgow Great Falls Maore Helena Kalispell Lewistown Livingston Miles City Missoula W. Yellowstone Whitehall Albuquerque Bismarck Boise Chicago Incinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Los Angeles Milwaukee St. P New Orleans New York Omaha Phoenix Pittsburgh Pond Ore Rapid City St. Louis Salt Sk. City San Diego San Fran

Congress Race Records Medley of Contributions and Expenditures

In the eastern district Smiley for Congress Club raised 7690 with major donors including 1000 from Reno H Sales of Bozeman and U R A of Washington. Several 100+ contributors are listed from Attleboro Glasgow and Bozeman. Wayne Montgomery’s 6377 spend is noted as his report neared the deadline. Battin’s district totals 1122 in the unopposed Republican primary. Kelleher and Hudson show respective reported expenditures.

Roland R. Renne Washington, D.C Leif Erickson Helena Smiley Congress Club Reno H. Sales Bozeman U.R.A Washington D.C Robert Yeager Attleboro Mass John M. Dietrich Billings W. J. Gallagher Misson Millington Joplin D. M. Ozman Chicago Wayne W. Montgomery Secretary of State’s James F. Battin Robert L. Kelleher Battin Gerald E. Hudson Kelleher

March Will Rally in Washington Motif of 1963 Civil Rights

Troops in the Washington area prepare for a march echoing the 1963 event seen as a civil rights milestone. Gather at 10 a.m. under the Washington Monument, march to the Lincoln Memorial by noon past the Poor People’s Campaign encampment. Speakers include Ed Brooke Abernathy Roy Wilkins and Whitney Young Jr.

Washington Washington Monument Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Memorial Sen Edward W. Brooke R-Mass Senate Abernathy King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Roy Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Whitney M. Young Jr National Urban League

AP selects Wick Temple to lead Seattle AP bureau

Wick Temple 31 will become chief of AP operations in Washington and Alaska based in Seattle in July. He succeeds Marlin Spencer retiring after 31 years. Temple previously led AP Montana operations in Helena. Temple, from Little Rock Arkansas, rises from AP correspondent in St. Louis to Helena bureau chief in 1966.

New York Wes Gallagher Associated Press Wick Temple Helena Mont News Cooperative Washington Alaska Temple Marlin B. Spencer Daily News-Miner Fairbanks Seattle Little Rock Ark Texarkana Tex Texarkana Gazette University of Texas Austin American- Statesman St. Louis Montana

Butte Boy Dies in Basement Fire at Family Home

A 12 year old Butte youth perished in a house fire likely starting in the basement. Firefighters from Race Track and city battled the blaze from 1 48 a m until dawn. Robert W Jones, 12, was found in the basement closet after efforts to reach him. The fire damaged the home through the basement to attic with three feet of water in the basement. The family poodle Pep Py also died in the blaze. Requiem Mass for Robert will be held at St Ann Church with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery.

Race Track Mrs. Jones Steve Teresa Ann Dr. Jones Carol Ann Christine Ann Hoffenbacker Thomas Edward A. Stepan Moulton Stepan Robert Jerry Sullivan Bob Henderson Sullivan Henderson Konen Pep. Py Krause Robert W Jones St. Ann Church Holy Cross Cemetery Butte St. Ann School Boys Central High School St. Ann George C. Dean Phoenix

Thomas Connolly Dies. Butte Leader, Civic Figure

Thomas Connolly died suddenly after a career with the Anaconda Co and prior MSD project work. He served in WWII with the Air Force and led St Patrick Parish Council while active in the Butte Serra Club Elks and Chamber of Commerce. Surviving wife Mildred and six children live in Butte. Services pending at Dolan's Mortuary.

Land and Tax Department The Anaconda Co Connolly St. Patrick Parish Butte Serra Club Elks and Butte Chamber of Commerce Air Force Mildred Maureen Cathleen Kevin Sean Colleen Eileen Butte Peter Connolly St. Paul Patrick Wisconsin John Boston Mary Bremer South Bend Ind Dolan

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Tom Judge Price College Queen G. F. Steinbrenner M. Samson J. Robischon E. Anderson Congress Northwest States Call Gally Granite St Butte Butte Edvence Mentane States Mentene Stenderd Aneconée Stenderc Montene Mentens Teresa Dr. Jones and Thomas Jones ST. John Electric CO Broadway Burk Art Gallery West Mercury LeRoy Cottom Cottom Jim Tracy North 6Th St West Mercury Burk Thomas Connolly Metropolitan Thomas M. Connolly America Skaggs Drug Harrison Ave Skaggs Drug Centers, Inc W. Park ST
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