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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1968

Page

2

Poverty march crowds camp on Washington mall

Abernathy vows continued protest until demands for food jobs and welfare reform are met as 400 shanties line Resurrection City. Police estimate 35 000 to 40 000 attend while 250 000 claimed by march leader Sterling Tucker, amid civil rights voices and boos for Humphrey.

Abernathy King Washington Vietnam Johnson Congress U.S. Park Sterling Tucker

McCarthy wins big in New York presidential delegate race

U S Senator Eugene J McCarthy captured 52 of 123 NY delegates as Kennedy and Humphrey camps split the rest. Paul O Dwyer defeated Eugene H Nickerson for the Senate nomination, while Rockefeller led Republicans with 71 delegates. Emanuel Celler and Adam Clayton Powell won renomination.

Albany N.Y U.S Eugene J. McCarthy New York Minnesota Robert F. Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey Kennedy Humphrey O’dwyer Joseph Y. Resnick Johnson-Humphrey Nickerson Resnick Nelson A. Rockefeller GOP Richard M. Nixon Emanuel Celler Brooklyn U.S. House Harlem Adam Clayton Powell Powell House

Butte Women Attend State Republican Conclave in Helena

A large Butte delegation will travel to the Republican State Women’s Convention in Helena. Mrs Gladys O'Donnell national president will speak at a breakfast. events include a business session, a tea for Mrs Tim Babcock and an awards banquet headlined by GOP candidate Dick Smiley. Delegates named include Mrs James Smitham Mrs Basil Andrikopolous Mrs Ted Woodward and others.

Butte Helena Gladys O’donnell Republican Women’s Clubs Tim Babcock Dick Smiley James Smitham Basil Andrikipolous Ted Woodward John J. Bender Don Duncan Earl Nelson Robert Fulks Ed Yeager

East of the Divide Weather Outlook

Mostly cloudy Thursday and Thursday night with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. Partly cloudy late Thursday night and Friday with a few showers or storms in the extreme east. Cooler conditions Thursday into Friday with lows in the 40s and highs ranging 65 to 85 depending on location.

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Women golfers okay miniskirt

The Ladies Professional Golf Association officially adopts the miniskirt. Executive director Leonard F. Wirtz granted sanction on Tuesday noting players like Carol Mann Sandra Palmer and Lesley Holbert already wear the shorter design.

Kiamesha Lake N.Y.O Ladies Professional Golf Association Leonard F. Wirtz Association Wirtz Carol Mann Sandra Palmer Lesley Holbert

Johnson signs crime bill amid debate over wiretaps and rights

President Johnson signed the omnibus crime bill after Congress passed it two weeks post Kennedy’s assassination. The measure allows voluntary confessions as evidence, permits court ordered wiretapping, bans mail order pistols, and starts a $100 million first-year aid program for police training and equipment. Johnson warned Congress to reexamine wiretapping safeguards and pledged limited use in national security cases.

Mansfield D-Mont Congress Kennedy Supreme Court Johnson America

Highway bids revised as costs exceed estimates

State Highway Engineer Lewis M. Chittim announced a 10 percent overrun on Bearmouth project estimates after re evaluation. F&S Construction of Butte will handle Bearmouth east with Washington Crick Construction of Missoula and Spokane on Bearmouth west. Mahnomen Pile Driving of Missoula holds bridge contracts. Clair Boulet Construction of Butte is low bidder for fencing.

Lewis M. Chittim Chittim Bearmouth East F&s Construction Co Butte Washington- Crick Construction Missoula Spokane Bearmouth West Mahnomen Pile Driving & Erection Clair Boulet

Five Day Forecast East and West of the Divide

The period will average 2 to 8 degrees below normal with a warm start and cooler weekend. Eastern temps include Helena 75 48 and Miles City 81 55 with weekend showers totaling .20 to .50 inch. Western highs show Butte 70, Missoula 75, Kalispell 75 with weekend rain amounts from 0.10 to 0.25 inch.

City Belgrade Billings Devenee Broadus Butte Cut Bank Dillon Great Falls Glasgow Havre Helena Kalispell Lewistown Livingston Miles City Missoula Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Miss-St. P New Orleans New York Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Sk. City San Diego San Fran Seattle Tampa Washington Winnipeg Divide

Soap Eases Oil and Water Mixture

A simple addition of a small amount of soap allows oil and water to mix more readily. The soap lowers surface tension, enabling dispersion and stable emulsion in simple experiments.

Montana Power stockholders hear 1966 69 expansion plans

Corette outlined that Montana Power’s construction program will average about 25 million dollars yearly from 1966 to 1969, well above the 10 million yearly average from 1958 to 1965, and future construction will exceed past levels. O’Connor hailed Montana Power’s rates as lower than national averages and emphasized environmental and civic responsibilities. A luncheon followed at the Finlen hotel.

Corette Montana O’connor Montana Power

Montreal Gears Up For Man and His World Fair

Montreal welcomes 20 to 30 million visitors this spring and summer to Man and His World formerly Expo. Most pavilions remain, but the United States geodesic dome has been converted into a multistory garden with trees, tropical plants, floral mosaics, and birds in a natural setting.

Montreal United States

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