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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1967

Page

1

Metro District defended by Tubie Johnson over flood response

Chairman Hubert J. Johnson of the Board of County Commissioners defends the Metro District as the only surviving member from its 1964 formation. He argues the system was created to serve the growing Butte area, though it faced delays and criticism during floods. Johnson notes fellow commissioners Sparks and Holman are newer to the court house and district.

Hubert J. Johnson Board of County Commissioners Metro Sewer District Johnson Dan O'Connell Gary F. Garrett Tubie” Johnson Bob Sparks Si Holman House Sparks Holman Butte Silver Bow County

Montana panel weighs constitutional wire tapping proposal

A Montana legislative council committee reviewed adding explicit wire tapping authority to the state constitution. Led by Sen. Jean A. Turnage the group compared Article 3 Section 7 to recent constitutions while Rep. Lawrence Stimatz urged constitutional blessing for modern law enforcement tools.

Jerry Holloron Standard State Bureau Helena — A Montana Legislative Council Jean A. Turnage R-Polson Alaska Hawaii Michigan New Jersey Puerto Rico National Municipal League Lawrence+. Stimatz Dbutte

Federal officials survey flood damage in Butte Montana

Creath Tooley and Ray Wilkinson from Everett Washington toured Silver Bow County flood areas after a flash flood caused torrential rain. Mayor Powers and city officials joined the tour to assess if Butte qualifies for a general disaster area funds, noting 13 Montana counties are under study and a $750 000 damage threshold may be needed.

Creath Tooley Ray Wilkinson Regional Office of Emergency Planning Everett Wash Butte Silver Bow Montana Agency Civil Defense Larry Kincheloe Helena Tooley Wilkinson Thomas F. Powers Jack Brown Bill Mehrens Montana

Fern Jensen Named to Lake County Seat in Montana

Gov Tim Babcock appointed Fern Jensen of Ronan to succeed her late husband Mille Jensen as one of Lake County two state representatives. Jensen was 55 when he died April 22 in a Ronan hospital. The governor cites constitutional power for handpicked filling, while a 1967 law later shifts vacancies to county commissioners starting July 1, after voters repealed the previous method on November 8.

Helena Fern Jensen Ronan Mille Jensen Lake County Tim Babcock Jensen Babcock

Kosygin Promotes Peace During Glassboro Visit

Soviet Premier Aleksei Kosygin told Glassboro residents that the Soviet people seek peace and friendship with the United States as he and President Johnson spoke on international questions. Johnson and Kosygin affirmed continued talks, with Sunday meetings planned in New York by Rusk and Gromyko.

Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko New York Kosygin Moscow Johnson House Middle East Khrushchev Eisenhower Paris Kennedy Vienna

Johnson says peace outlook after Kosygin talks in New Jersey

President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin agreed they want a world of peace for grandchildren. He noted no new agreements were reached, but they understood each other better during the Glassboro summit. Demonstrators protested outside the Century Plaza Hotel as a $500-a-plate Democratic fund raising dinner began.

Los Angeles Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin New Jersey Kosygin Glassboro N.J Century Plaza Hotel

Commuter thief captured linked to string bank robberies

A stocky storekeeper William Zeiler, 52, was arrested at Bill's Market on the North Side after FBI and police linked him to the elusive commuter bandit who robbed 16 banks for about 171000 dollars. He faces charges for a September 23 1963 Mellon Bank branch robbery in Oakland.

Ee (Ap Frida FBI William Zeiler Bill's Market Zeiler

Butte Girls Named Mayors at Girls State Event

Three Butte girls were elected mayors by Girls State delegates on Friday. Named as mayors were Jennifer Lynch, Cathe Clapt, and another filonym. Earlier Governor Tim Babcock addressed the meeting, discussing reapportionment of state legislatures.

Bozeman Butte Jennifer Lynch Cathe Clapt Tim Babcock

Crash Kills 34 In Mohawk Airlines Jet Crash Near Blossburg

A Mo hawk Airlines jet crashed in a heavily wooded area near Blossburg Pennsylvania. Thirty passengers and four crew members perished in the Friday afternoon disaster. Authorities said the wreckage burned intensely as rescue teams spoke of a bleak scene. The investigation focused on flight data and weather conditions at the time of the crash.

Blossburg Mohawk Airlines Here

Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Region

Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with a gradual warming trend. High today 63 degrees, low tonight 42. Rain probability 20 percent. Compared to a year ago highs 48 and lows 42. Weather table page.

Dodd censured on one count by Senate vote

Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut was censured on one count for spending campaign money personally, with a 92 to 5 Senate vote. A second misconduct charge was dropped after Ellender’s amendment passed 51 to 45, and Dodd left the chamber before final debate.

Washington Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Senate Dodd U.S Allen J. Ellender D-La Ellender Senate Ethics Committee

Pogo two man space taxi tests hover in Buffalo

Bel Areosystems Co announces its two man space taxi Pogo completed 27 test flights in a Buffalo test run on Friday. Officials say the rocket vehicle could assist moon exploration or lunar rescue missions.

Bel Areosystems Co Buffalo N.Y UPI

Glassboro talks hint at accord on nuclear nonproliferation pact

At Glassboro Johnson and Kosygin signaled cooperation toward a global nonproliferation treaty. They voiced urgency for international agreement and narrowed gaps on provisions while debating inspection duties for nonnuclear states. The two leaders left open final terms as Geneva talks loom.

Glassboro Ually North Atlantic Treaty Organization U.S Soviet Union Europe

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