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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1964

Page

2

Oil Compact Hearings Warn Independent Oil Facing Decline

Interstate Oil Compact Commission heard warnings by Governor Connally of Texas and J A Mull Jr spokesman for 30000 independents that imports lower production limits and rising prices are driving independents out while big oil reports record profits. The group prepared a 121 page preliminary study on oil and gas practices, with final conclusions to be presented in December at Biloxi Mississippi.

Billings Interstate Oil Compact Commission John Connally Texas J. A. Mull, Jr Wichita, Kan Connally Sai Connally Mull Matthew E. Welsh Indiana Stewart Udall Jack M. Campbell New Mexico Commission Oklahoma City Welsh Campbell Biloxi Miss Interior Department Louisiana Interior Office Free Trade Zone Union Carbide Co Norco Venezuela New Orleans Free Trade Zone Udall Wednesay

Montana Lieutenant Governor campaigns cost over thirty five thousand

Campaigns for twelve candidates seeking two GOP and Democratic nominations totaled at least 35550 with Republicans paying 62 percent. Ted James led the GOP side with the largest spend, while several candidates reported personal expenses and club expenditures. receipts and contributions varied, with figures running into thousands across both parties.

J. D. Holmes Helena Montana Ted James James Reas Ee Eeed i Frank Em R. V. V. Bot Tures Ters Dewey G. R. Grotty William Mackay Roscoe Jack Brenner Grant Jim Martinson Glendive Bill Durham Missoua la Marvin C. Beck H. J. Hakill Frank Schivo Mike Holland W. P. Janney G. A. Meehan Albert Beck Lou Welch Bottomly Club T. Bottomly M. Bottomly H. Bauer C. Aronow R. Gabriel T. Keast Sen John Luke) McKeon Willis McKeon Jack Moreni W. M J. Harry Johnson Jim Williams George Lenz Alfred R. Anderson Gordon McGowan

Mining City Hospital Notes SILVER BOW GENERAL

Admitted patients include Mary Sean Frank Taras Lois Durand Carl Fedge Larry Mitchell Carrie McCarthy Fred J. Giacomino Jr George Baum Dennis O Sullivan Donald Holmes James McClafferty Magnus Hanson Mrs Rose Rivera Veronica Dorsey Ollie Callahan Peter Tammany Ruth Jackson Zorka Sagin Nellie Crowley Robert Laird Charles Weaver Frances Stenson Mabel Thomas Dismissed patients include Mark Janacaro Sally Gahan Lucinda Darby Kristi Brothers John Mullaney Mark Cooper Diane Gallo Margaret Waugh Minnie Asid Susan McCarthy Frank Hughes Emmett Malone Eileen Quinn Sansouci daughter Wildaughter.

Silver Bow Mary Sean Frank Taras Harvard Lois Durand Colorado Carl Fedge E. Mer Larry Mitchell Dillon Carrie McCarthy Sherman Tammany Anaconda Ruth A. Jackson Twin Bridges Zorka Sagin E. Mercury Nellie Crowley W. Broadway Robert W. Laird Waukesha Charles P. Weaver Irwine Frances Stenson Floral Mabel Thomas Sioux City Mark E. Janacaro Three Forks Sally L. Gahan Kevin F. Doherty Walnut

Legislative Council backs higher fees to boost road funds

Montana Legislative Council seeks lawmakers in 1965 to raise non tax fees collected by state agencies to generate about 300 000 dollars annually for city and county road and street projects. Half goes to general fund, half to local road construction and maintenance, with direct property tax relief noted.

Helena Montana Eugene C. Tidball Carl Rostad R-Meagher Rostad Billings Butte

Obituaries Births and Notices From Local Hospitals

ITAS& DEATHS Albert R. Trewhella and Mrs. Gertrude Fellmer died Tuesday in local hospitals. BIRTHS A son to Mr. and Mrs. James L. Leary, born Tuesday at St James Community Hospital. APPLICATION TO WED Edgard M Halvorsen and Jean M Woodards. LICENSE TO WED Edgard M Halvorsen and Jean M Woodards. DIVORCE Georgia McEwen granted a divorce from Daniel McEwen. FUNERALS TODAY Charles Matson at White's Funeral Home 10 30 am Sunset Memorial Gardens.

Albert R. Trewhella Hornet Fort Harrison Gertrude Fellmer E. Front James L. Leary S. Main St. James Community Hospital Charles Matson White Sunset Memorial Gardens

United We Stand Divided He Dives Noyles Quits UN Mission

Charles P. Noyes announced his resignation as counselor of the U.S. mission to the United Nations citing personal reasons. The move leaves the delegation with a leadership gap as it seeks a replacement.

United Nations, N.Y Adlai E. Stevenson Dip Lomat Charles P. Noyles U.S United Nations Noyes

Glacier Park to Open July 1 Amid Flood Recovery

Glacier National Park and the Going-to-the-Sun Highway will reopen by July 1. Park Superintendent Keith Neilson reports rapid progress on flood reconstruction and notes U.S. 2 may reopen later in summer. Old Belton Bridge reopening June 30 signals major access restoration.

West Glacier Neilson

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