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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
5
An inquest heard Patrick Doherty, age 24, died after drinking a fifth of scotch in three gulps to win a 2.80 dollar bet in Luton England. He reportedly consumed two shots of Scotch and about two liters of beer prior to the incident.
GREAT FALLS AP Mor ris E. Sanford of Helena was elected grand master of Montana Masons at the order s 99th meeting Tuesday. Ernest E. Neath of Helena was chosen deputy grand master. Steve A. Holt of Broadus is senior grand warden and Donovan Worden Jr. of Missoula, junior grand warden.
The Justice Department charges U S Rubber Co with violating antitrust laws by coordinating prices for its Reds rubber footwear line. The action highlights concerns over restraint of trade and market competition in the footwear industry.
Fifteen U S astronauts begin Tropic Survival School in Panama learning desertion and survival skills after abort scenarios. Leaders include Charles (Pete) Conrad who previously completed the course and heads the group. The trainees are dropped into a remote area near the Panama Canal to train in dense jungle conditions.
FBI obtained an embezzlement warrant for Theodore Nelson after cash valued at 140000 vanished from the Oakland Bank of Commerce. Agents found a note suggesting he might flee to Mexico and issued airport checks nationwide. Nelson, a 20 year old messenger described as hardworking, disappeared after delivering cash and was last seen with a gray shopping bag.
Dennis O Rourke president of Sugar Co argues for a larger beet sugar quota to ensure steady national sugar supplies amid tight world stocks. He cites overcapacity relative to current law and calls for at least a 750000 ton yearly increase. Holly forecasts record $3.57 million earnings for the year ended March 31 versus $2.6 million the prior year.
Tribal Chairman Walter W. McDonald said the southern half of Flathead Lake inside the Flathead Reservation is safe for swimming boating and fishing after talks with state and federal health officials. He noted assurances from the State Board of Health and the U.S. Public Health Service that recent floods pose no danger.
Cuban exile sources report that the Castro regime mined the northern coast of Pinar del Rio Province to block potential sea attacks by refugee raiders.
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