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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1966

Page

5

Bond issue for Deer Lodge school faces 40 percent hurdle

Voters favored a 450000 bond for a new Deer Lodge elementary school 467 to 293 with one invalid ballot. School board chairman Don F Valston said about 800 votes were needed to meet the 40 percent threshold, and a canvass will verify qualified voters and unofficial totals. The plan funds a replacement for 19th century structures.

Deer Lodge Don F. Valston Valiton Wednesay

Spy seeks divorce in Britain from wife

Former British intelligence agent George Blake currently serving a 42 year sentence for spying for Russia seeks a divorce from his wife. Blake is 43 and was imprisoned in 1961. The couple married in 1954 and have three children.

London UPI George Blake Russia Saturday Blake

Pranksters blamed for road blockade near Star Lanes

Sheriff's Deputy Louie Borowczyk and John McGowan moved four medium logs from the highway near Star Lanes at Harrison end. Officers blamed pranksters saying the logs could have caused a serious accident as traffic would have increased from a nearby drive-in theater.

Sheriff's Louie Borowczyk John McGowan Star Lanes Harrison

Butte bartender appeals under age sale conviction

In Butte, George Preston, convicted in justice court of selling alcohol to a person under 21, appeals the $350 guilty verdict. He filed a $700 appeal bond after a trial without jury before Justice William Kopach at Dosen's Corner Bar, where Steve Stefanich, 18, was served beer on May 26. Deputy County Atty. F. Lee Williams defended the state with inspectors Glenn C. Allen and Pete Vucurovich present for the four-county area including Silver Bow.

District Court George Preston Justice Court Preston Justice of the Peace William Kopach F. Lee Williams Glenn C. Allen Pete Vucurovich Silver Bow Steve Stefanich Dosen’s Corner Butte Erika Dame

Carey ends leave reports to Ft. Lewis

John M. Carey completed a 30 day leave with his parents at 1005 Hornet and reported to Ft. Lewis Washington. He recently finished 12 months in Viet Nam with the 84th Army Engineers.

John M. Carey John Carey Hornet Ft. Lewis Wash Viet Nam 84Th Army Engineers

Yellowtail Dam Generating Units Begin Testing

The Interior Department announced two generating units at Yellowtail Dam in Montana are undergoing tests. The first unit should be in service by July 15 with all four units online by year end, expected to produce about one billion kilowatt hours annually. Each generator has a capacity of 62 500 kilowatts.

Washington Interior Department Yellowtail Dam Montana

Forfeitures raise funds in Butte court session

The City of Butte collected 307 in bond forfeitures and 52 for driver education during a brief session led by Judge John Seton and Asst. City Atty. Maurice Hennesey. William Campbell appeared and was given until Friday to consult counsel before pleading to improper license plates and tabs. bond set at 110. Forfeitures listed include Gordon Helman 150 for drunken driving and Pearl Ruby Ruth Ann Brown Larry Bowser Sharie Cluste Joe Moslet 25 each for speeding and other minor traffic violations totaling 32.

Butte John Seton Maurice F. Hennessey William Campbell Lowing Gordon Helman Pearl Ruby Ruth Ann Brown Larry Bowser Sharie Cluste Joe Moslet

Sound of Music breaks SA cinema longevity record at single venue

Johannesburg AP reports The Sound of Music has become the longest running film at one South African movie house, having played for over a year with about four months more predicted to pass. It is poised to beat My Fair Lady which ran 58 weeks across city and suburban cinemas.

Johannesburg South Africa Sound of Music

Garden club convention highlights in Montana sessions

Mrs. Robert Hamilton leads artistic design and flower arranging at the Montana Federation of Garden Clubs convention. The event includes world gardening talks by Mrs. Gene Daly and flower show practice under Mrs. Chayka. A luncheon honors district directors and new clubs. State official remarks urge efficient water use and upstream storage proposals to benefit irrigation and municipalities.

Robert Hamilton Billings Montana Federation of Garden Clubs Hamilton Montana Garden Club MFGC Radio Andelevision Montana Gardens Robert Breen Gene Daly Andrew’ Chayka Chayka Seattle H. G. White

Butte Anaconda Briefs June 22 1966

Local headlines from Butte Anaconda highlight community updates and event notices as of Wednesday June 22 1966. Readers see brief items across civic, social, and business life with concise notes on upcoming activities and public matters.

Montana Standard-Post Butte-Anaconda

George C. Jones Goes to Viet Nam as Mechanic

Pfc. George C. Jones son of Ralph R. Jones of Melrose has been assigned to service in Viet Nam as a mechanic with the 701st Maintenance Battalion First Infantry Division. He completed basic training at Fort Ord California. his mother is Mrs Ada M Ingram of Dillon.

George C. Jones Ralph R. Jones Melrose Viet Nam 701St First Infantry Division Jones Fort Ord Calif Ada M. Ingram Dillon

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