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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1966

Page

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Purge in Chinese Army Sparks Alarm Over Ideological Clash

The Liberation Army Daily reports a purge within the Chinese military amid clashes with Khrushchev era remnants. Lin Biao’s letter urging Maoist thought fronts the cultural revolution as the army faces rightist influence and propaganda battles across Peking’s papers.

Liberation Army Daily Lin China Mao Marshal Peking People’s Daily Peking New China News Agency

Montagnard girl soldier leads review for Ky in Vietnam

A Montagnard girl soldier, carrying a sword, eyes a photographer as she prepares to lead her troop in a military review honoring Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's first. The scene highlights Vietnamese military ceremony with strong regional representation.

Nguyen Cao Ky Viet Nam

Butte Boy 5 Among Four Killed in Montana Crashes

Four people died in separate Montana traffic accidents on Sunday. James Robert O Connor five of Butte was struck while crossing in Fromberg. Becky Beebe fourteen of Arlee suffered critical injuries after a bicycle collision near Arlee. Conrad A Nelson forty two of Plains died when his car left a curve and plunged into the Clark Fork River near Missoula. Sue Rose eighteen of Great Falls died in a crash on Montana 20 near Bowmans Corner. George D Lewis Missoula. a University of Montana faculty member, drove a car off the road near Missoula. Survivors include William Young O Connor, brother of the Butte boy.

Montana Clark Fork River Missoula Sue Rose Great Falls U.S. 10 James Robert O'Connor Butte Montana Power Co Becky Beebe Arlee O'Connor East George W. O'Connor O’connor Fromberg Viola O'Connor William Young O'Connor Billings John Murphy George D. Lewis

Sacramento Crash Traps Woman for 45 Minutes

Mrs. Asta S. Meyer of San Francisco crashed through a bridge railing in Sacramento on Saturday and was trapped for 45 minutes until her car could be pulled back.

Asta S. Meyer San Francisco Sacramento Calif

Wind topples Hardin radio tower at KHDN

A 153 foot broadcasting tower at Radio Station KHDN in Hardin fell during a Sunday wind gusts up to 70 mph. The station will be out of service until a temporary horizontal antenna can be approved by the FCC. Rain accompanied the wind and minor tree damage was reported.

Associated Press KHDN Hardin Norm Wegmer Federal Communications Commission Montana Miles City Broadus Kalispell

Weather brief for Butte and Anaconda area showers likely

Considerable cloudiness through Tuesday with showers or thundershowers in the afternoons and evenings. Cooler Tuesday. High today 78 and a low tonight 48. One year ago in Butte the high was 73 and the low 38. Weather chart on Page 2.

Butte - Anaconda Butte

Deer Lodge District Votes Today on New School Building

Voters in School District 1 will decide today whether to replace Central School and Trask Hall with a modern facility. Polls open noon to 8 p.m. in the O. D. Speer Building with ample staff to speed voting. About 2,000 eligible voters in Powell and Deer Lodge Counties will decide if the bond passes. Minimum turnout 800 with a majority favoring the project. Jaycees and PTA run a telephone campaign. Key Club will provide poll transportation. Registered voters and district residents meet qualification rules.

Deer Lodge Old Central School Trask Hall Powell Pew Deer Lodge Jaycees Parent- Teachers Association Cra Key Club Powell County High School

Senate Opens Hearings on Dodd Misconduct Charges

The Senate ethics committee convenes closed hearings on misconduct charges against Senator Thomas J. Dodd. The probe focuses on Dodd’s ties to Julius Klein and alleged ghostwritten speeches and trips linked to Klein’s West German clients. Dodd seeks to prove the charges malicious and has sued the columnists for libel.

Senate Sen. Dodd Washington Ethics Committee Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Drew Pearson Jack Anderson Dodd Julius Klein Chicago Bev Klein West Germany Select Committee On Standards and Conduct Pearson Anderson National Guard Pearson and

Milk control explored by The Montana Standard series

The Montana Standard begins a four part series to clarify the controversial milk control issue in Montana. The series will cover reasons, history, mechanics and potential improvements as stores and creameries move toward higher retail milk prices.

Montana Montana Standard State Bureau

Sailor Rescued Nine Hours After Falling From Carrier

Roy Deardoff a Bend Oregon fireman aboard the USS Hancock fell from the deck into the South China Sea around 4 a.m. Saturday. A destroyer with radar planes and a helicopter searched a 150 square mile area for nine hours. At 12 35 p m Fire Control Technician Robert Jones and Seaman John Lee Fitzgerald spotted him from the USS Lofberg signaling bridge and brought him aboard exhausted but in good condition. His first request was for a glass of water.

Saigon UPS South China Sea Roy Deardoff Bend Ore Hancock Lofberg Deardoff Robert Jones Abbeville John Lee Fitzgerald Buchanan

Thieves Steal 61 Tires From Amherst Garage

Ed Lisae of 2540 Amherst reports 61 new automobile tires and six new batteries stolen from his garage early Sunday. Entry gained via an overhead door and his mother saw a pickup truck leave the scene around 3 a.m.

Ed Lisae Amherst Sheriff's Officers Lisae

Stunt injures ex-Butte man Knievel crashes in Missoula

Robert Knievel formerly of Butte suffered a broken left arm and chest injuries when his motorcycle crash during a stunt at the Missoula Auto Race Track. Nearly 1,000 spectators watched as Knievel aimed to jump 13 cars over about 90 feet. He was reported in satisfactory condition. He leads Evel Knievels Hollywood Daredevils based in California.

Missoula Robert Knievel Butte Knievel California Evel

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