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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
9
Montreal AP reports seven teens were rescued from ships at sea in 1967 by ICAO weather ships on the North Atlantic network. The ships provided emergency medical advice and aid and handled nine aeronautical and 934 maritime SOS signals.
Justice court trials for Fred Phippen Sr and Jr on liquor violations were postponed by Justice J. J. Winston at the defendants request. The new date is July 9. Police allege Dinty Moore's Bar sold beer to minors and stayed open after hours. the son faces illegal possession charges. A separate note mentions Grizzly bear females rarely mate while caring for cubs.
About 200 representatives of commerce industry and transportation will attend a two day Northwest Shippers Advisory Board meeting in Butte. Sessions at the Finlen Hotel include separate railroad contract and executive committee meetings and a general luncheon with John M. Suttie of Anaconda Co. as speaker.
Police logged several violent acts Tuesday. Mrs. Bennett reported a lighted cherry bomb was firebombed through a bedroom window on the second floor, setting bed clothes and mattress aflame which she extinguished. A garage at 234 Warren was entered. Earl Milne said car parts were taken. Edward Sparks reported a hit and run on Dakota across from Miners Bank, with a dented fender and broken tail light.
Supervisor Raymond W. Karr announces the transfer and promotion of George H. Nolte from the Butte office to the Deerlodge Ranger District as civil engineering technician. Nolte previously served as an engineering aide with the Beaverhead and Kootenai National Forests and as surveying technician on the Deerlodge Forest since 1966.
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