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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1969

Page

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Israel Strikes Jordan in Heavy Daylong Air Offensive

Israeli jet fighters bombed Iraqi and Jordanian artillery units for five hours across a 30 mile front north of the Dead Sea. Waves crossed the Jordan River cease fire line hitting gun batteries and guerrilla concentrations around Prince Abdullah and Damiya bridges. No Israeli planes were reported hit and Arab air power did not counter.

Associated Press Israel Jordan Jordan River Prince Abdullah and Damiya Dead Sea Amost Middle East Hassan Tirat Zvi Beisan Sea of Galilee Tiberias

Lindsay to form new urban party after GOP loss

New York Mayor John V. Lindsay vowed to forge a new urban party uniting independents liberals and Republicans after a conservative wave swept both major parties in the Manhattan primary. He criticized Sen Marchi and Procaccino’s wins as the result of fear and backlash while staying on the Liberal line for November.

NEW York John V. Lindsay Lindsay John J. Marchi GOP Marchi Mario A. Procacci Robert F. Wagner Herman Bandillo Bronx U.S James H. Scheuer Norman Mailer Los Angeles Minneapolis Jersey City N.J Thomas J. Whelan Law and Order Buffalo N.Y Alfreda W. Slominski Liberal Party Procaccino Wagner Badillo Mar- Key Sanford Garelik Fioravante Perrotta Perrotta

Tax-delinquent property on auction block today in Silver Bow

Silver Bow County will offer tax-delinquent properties at appraised values from 10 to 20000 in a public auction on the third floor of the county courthouse at 10 this morning. Purchasers bidding under 100 must pay cash. others must enter contracts with a 20 percent down payment and balance in installments. Among appraised 1000 parcels subject to redemption through Wednesday are Clark Hotel Park and Dakota 20000 Woodrow Hotel 212 S. Arizona 6000 104-08 N. Montana 5000 133 S. Alabama 4000 3012 Wharton 3000 237 S. Main 2500 7 E. Mercury 2000 743-49 N. Main 2000 1115-17 W. Park 1500 709 S. Ohio 1000. Single lots and mining claims also offered.

Silver Bow County

Betty Raymond's Great Adventure Opens Series

Montana Standard women's editor Betty Raymond kicks off a lighthearted feature. The initial installment teases a bold journey and a playful portrait of the columnist as she plans a memorable circus themed escapade.

Betty Raymond Montana Standard Women’s Mrs. Raymond Montana Standard

FBI says wiretap approved by RFK on King case

The FBI asserts that Robert F. Kennedy approved in writing the wiretap on Martin Luther King Jr. The statement, by Clyde Tolson, challenges reports that J Edgar Hoover acted alone. Tolson defends Hoover against a Rowan column calling for his resignation.

Washington FBI Robert F. Kennedy Martin Luther King Jr Kennedy Clyde A. Tolson J. Edgar Hoover King Hoover Tolson Justice Department New York Atlanta Carl T. Rowan Rowan

Montana Power sees strong 1969 growth foundation

Montana Power officials told about 475 shareholders at the Fox Theater that earnings for the year ended May rose 12.2 percent to 2.12 a share. The meeting re-elected three directors, approved changes to articles, extended the employee stock ownership plan, and authorized stock increases though not currently intended. Directors named included George W. O Connor Sam B. Chase and Newell Gough Jr. Corette cited a 15 percent revenue gain to 9.856 million and attributed the rise to cold weather and recovery of Anaconda Co. operations.

Montana Power Montana J. E. Corette Fox George W. O’connor Butte Sam B. Chase Newell Gough Jr Helena Weir, Gough & Booth Corette Anaconda Co

Utility elects W. H. Coldiron to dual position

William H. Coldiron was elected vice president and general counsel and all other officers were reelected Wednesday.

Utility W. H. Coldiron William H. Coldiron

Anaconda Lad Hurt In Forest Fall Near Sauer Lake

A 17 year old Anaconda boy was injured after falling 100 feet from a trail in the Anaconda Pindar Wilderness area 16 miles south of Philipsburg. He suffered a leg injury and scratches and bruises and was evacuated by Forest Service personnel to Granite County Memorial Hospital.

Anaconda Anaconda - Pindar Philipsburg Dan Williams Ralph Williams Forest Service Don Abbot Anaconda Civilian Conservation Center Granite County Memorial Hospital Anaconda Center Dan Smith Williams Sauer Lake Ben Everett Mike Joronen Smith

Montana State University mourns president Leon H Johnson

Bozeman AP Dr Leon H Johnson 61 president of Montana State University died Wednesday after noon of a heart attack He had been MSU president since February 1964 and returned May 2 from Minnesota after artery surgery He attended the June 8 commencement and was to recover under continued supervision at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital Johnstonstone said no board action needed and praised his life as educator and public servant

Bozeman Leon H. Johnson Montana State University Johnson MSU Bozeman Deaconess Hospital Minn Edward Nelson Montana University System William A. Johnstone Board of Regents Nelson Johnstone Montana

Montana’s Fiscal Troubles Worsen Than Other States

Montana faces deeper budget strain than many states as revenue gaps widen and emergency measures strain public finances. Officials warn deficits threaten essential services, with delayed payments and looming tax shortfalls intensifying scrutiny of spending priorities.

Patman Collects Opposition to Rising Interest Rates

Rep. Wright Patman spearheads a nationwide outcry from constituents opposing the June 9 prime rate increase to 8 percent. With about 270 letters and 60 telegrams pouring in, the House Banking Committee chair begins an inquiry into the rise, while bankers defend it as inflation and credit scarcity driven.

Washington (Ap Wright Patman Patman Los Angeles House Banking Committee Texas Democrat New Orleans

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