Montana GOP reelects Murphy and Moberly to national posts
Montana Republicans reelect James E. Murphy and Mrs Waldo Y. Moberly to four year terms on the Republican National Committee. The pair will attend the national convention as nonvoting members. Delegates also approved housekeeping rule changes to allow a September platform convention and to let county officers’ alternates vote in state meetings.
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J. D. Holmes
Capitol
Helena
Montana
James E. Murphy
Waldo Y. Moberly
Murphy
Kalispell
Moberly
Shelby
Wellington D. Rankin
Gladys E. Knowles
Billings
National Committee
GOP
Civic Center
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Reagan fielded as candidate by Montana GOP organizers
Two regional Reagan coordinators from Montana and Oregon say Ronald Reagan is a serious presidential candidate and would be the party choice after Nixon and Rockefeller. They spearhead a grass roots effort to win Reagan votes at the Montana convention, which meets to select 14 delegates. Nixon supporters, led by Gov. Tim Babcock, expect a strong showing though the delegation may stay uncommitted.
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Ronald Reagan
Miami Beach
Fla
Nixon
Eldon A. Davenport
Montana
John Sears
New York
Davenport
California
Pat Hillings
U.S. House
Wick Temple Helena
Whetstone
Jim Hayden
Eugene
Ore
Reagan
Hayden
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Tulsa
Rocky
Oregon
Tim Babcock
Eldon Davenport
Billings
Rockefeller
Policeman Disguised Robbers Hit Butte Tavern
Three armed men bound janitor Leonard Kelly at Corner Bar 501 5 Montana early Thursday. They peeled the safe and took liquor before fleeing about 4 am. A man in a police style uniform lured Kelly inside as two others followed. Kelly described the suspects as dark complexions with horn rim glasses. Investigators John Gasper and George Skuletich are on the case.
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Leonard Kelly
Montana
Kelly
John Gasper
George Skuletich
Bonnermill Accord Reached at Anaconda Plant
Union Local 3038 and Anaconda Forest Products reached a settlement over incentive pay and grievances at the Bonnermill plant. Members will vote on June 30 at the union hall, announced by Harold D. Lundgren and Robert E. Sheridan.
Check Writ Large: $20,000 Mail Theft Shock
Victor H. Barry, a retired Spokane teacher, found a $20,000 check for a mining firm on his doorstep after it mailed missing. Police say the check was stolen in transit and signed by a Spokane man.
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Spokane
Victor H. Barry
Jest Second Jest Second Now After Me There Beautiful
A fragmentary line appears to echo a playful exchange with quirky punctuation. No clear reportable event or entities are present to anchor a fuller summary.
Paris Introduces Double-Decker Buses in 1912 Revival
Paris resumes use of double decker buses with twenty five British style vehicles deployed on a line from Montparnasse station northward across Place de la Concorde marking a return to service for the first time since 1912.
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Paris
Montparnasse
Place de la Concorde
Burglars Take Nearly Eight Thousand From Butte Market
Burglars stole about eight thousand dollars from Hi Way Super Market at 2563 Harrison Ave entering through a roof cut 11 by 14 inches. They used a torch to breach two doors of a safe with two weeks receipts. Locks on two back doors were cut to exit. Police assist included Chief James Clark and officers Plessas and Netzner. A neighbor account notes a car and several people seen near the store at 2 a.m. two weeks earlier. Mrs Spritzer heard her dog barking Thursday between 3 and 4 a.m.
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Harrison Ave
Mal Joseph
James Clark
Donald Plessas
Lawrence Netzner
John Spritzer
Harrison
Lutheran Church in America elects new president
The Rev. Dr. Robert J. Marshall of Chicago was elected president of the Lutheran Church in America, succeeding the late Dr. Franklin C. Fry who died two weeks earlier in Atlanta.
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Atlanta, Ga
Robert J. Marshall
Chicago
Lutheran Church In America
Franklin C. Fry
Four women serve as Butte letter carriers for summer
Four young women become Butte’s first postwar women foot-route carriers. Noreen Leary Cindy Sanderson Lynn Hinch and Susan Wigal, all college students, passed Civil Service tests and will work 40 hours weekly for 13 weeks as substitutes during vacation. They walk about 10 miles daily and handle mail distribution, relay packets, and driving duties.
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Butte
Noreen Leary
Susan Wigal
Cindy Sanderson
Lynn Hinch
Herb Slodounik
E. T. Leary
N. Montana
Audrey Sanderson
Sampson
Melvin Sanderson
James Hinch
W. Woolman
Susan B. Wigal
Thomas C. Wigal
Edwards
Noreen
University of Montana
Cindy
Lynn
Carroll College
Helena
University of
New Mexico
Susan
Montana State University
Post Office
Alfred H. Wilkinson
Nick
House passes tax bill with 10 percent income tax rise
The House approved a 10 percent increase in income tax receipts and a $6 billion spending cut by a 268 to 150 vote. President Johnson hailed the vote as a landmark step to curb inflation and defend the dollar while urging Senate support for final passage. The plan would begin higher withholding within 15 days of enactment.
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Edmond le Breton Washington
House
Johnson
Congress
Senate
U.S
House of Representatives
Montanans Olsen and Battin Back Tax Increase
U S representatives Arnold H. Olsen of Montana and James Battin voted yes on the conference report to raise taxes and cut spending. No Rocky Mountain state representative was recorded as voting against the measure.
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Washington
Arnold H. Olsen
D-Mont
James Battin
R-Mont
Rocky Mountain States
Butte Anaconda Fair Weather Outlook Through Saturday
The And, Montana area should stay partly cloudy with a high near 72 and a low around 44 through Saturday. Showers are unlikely, with less than a 10 percent chance. One year ago, temperatures reached 59 and 46 with no precipitation.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte Area Weekend Sports and Museum Events
Drag racing time trials at noon Sunday and races at 1 pm at Spike Narandie Memorial Strip in Butte. Butte Industrial League hosts evening baseball at 7, with plentiful baseball and softball leagues around town. Museums in Beaverhead Dillon and Virginia City invite visitors. World Museum of Mining operates 8 to 8 daily except Monday mornings. Montana postmasters visit Butte Monday to Thursday with Rep. Arnold Olsen speaking Wednesday. Outdoor events statewide include Carnivals, Horse Shows, Hors e-Rama, O-Mok-See, dog shows, Model T race in Dillon, and three-day Roundup and antique shows in Billings and Thompson Falls.
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Spike Narandie
Butte
Butte Industrial League
World Museum of Mining
Beaverhead
Dillon
Virginia City
Montana
Arnold Olsen
Billings
Missoula
Red Lodge
Lame Deer
Havre
Thompson Falls
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Miller
Dick Nixon
Frank Whetstone
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Butte Market
Buttes
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Standard
President Johnson
Texas
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Pat Nugents
LBJ
Johnson City
Tex
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