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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

2

Highway Commission awards contracts on eight projects

Montana Highway Commission awarded contracts totaling 2 330 667 for eight highway projects bringing year to date awards to 24 148 175. Two bids on Great Falls 10th Street South project were rejected and readvertised. Largest contract 767 908 to Pew Bridge Co for two Clark Fork River bridges east of Missoula on Interstate 90.

Highway Department Pew Bridge Co Missoula Clark Fork River Missoula-Bonner Townsend-White Sulphur Springs Townsend Coun

Montana Centennial Train Buys Nine Cars for World Fair Tour

The Montana Centennial Train Committee bought nine used railroad cars from West Virginia for 5 000 down and 40 000 after the centennial. The Highway Commission will fund 25 000 for exterior decorations, a 146 painting program of Montana history. The train ships from Billings April 5 for a three day stay in New York with 317 reservations totaling 112 500, and plans to repay a 200 000 legislative appropriation.

Montana Kelsey Stanley Halvorson Kalispell Train Committee Roy L. Sorrells Billings Don MacPherson Highway Department MacPherson Centennial Group West Virginia New York Charlie Russell Frederic Remington Jack Hume Bozeman Lyman A. Rice

Guardsman Hurt In Truck Crash At Guard Range

Sgt. Dean McCullough of Billings, a Montana National Guard member and college junior, was seriously injured when a four wheel drive rolled over him near Townsend during a firing range exercise. A neurosurgeon operated in Fort Harrison.

Helena UPI Montana Army National Guard Dean McCullough Billings Townsend McCullough Great Falls Veterans Administration Hospital Ft. Harrison Kansas City National Guard National Deer Lodge Tim Babcock

Montana seeks caretaker for Kendall ghost town state monument

Glenn C. Morton of Lewistown offered Kendall and 160 surrounding acres to the Montana Highway Commission to become Kendall Memorial State Monument. The commission will search for a caretaker for the June 1 to Nov. 1 season and preserve the Kendall name. Morton and Mrs. J. H. McClain, former Kendall residents, value the property at over $12,000 and propose the state may pay up to $100 monthly for a custodian. The area holds ruins from a once-bustling mine town with a 1887 gold rush history and a peak population over 1,200.

David C. Beeder Helena Montana North Moccasin Mountains Kendall Glenn C. Morton Lewistown Montana Highway Commission Morton J. H. McClain Kendall Memorial State Monument McClain Pioneer Ranch Co Judith Basin Ashley Roberts Barl Moritz Roberts

Highway Commission Delays Billings Street Reconstruction

The Montana Highway Commission voted to delay rebuilding Main Street in Billings Heights (U.S. 10) for the 1963 64 fiscal year amid protests by local businessmen over a proposed 24 foot median. A four member delegation claimed 98 percent of area businesses opposed the plan citing access and turning issues for cars and trucks.

Tion Main Street Billings Heights U.S. 10 Stan Halvorson Kalispell Ing Commission Billings Great Falls Glasgow East Billings R Billings al Burgan Burgan Halvorson Harold Ellingson Frank Kramer Steve Trenka

Babcock Suggested as Favorite Son Presidential Hope

UPI reports Kalispell lawyer James E. Murphy hopes Governor Tim Babcock will be named a favorite son candidate at the 1964 Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Murphy notes Babcock’s conservatism and states rights stance, along with other Western governors and senators mentioned as possible favorite sons.

Kalispell UPI Tim Babcock San Francisco GOP James E. Murphy GOP Committee Denver Murphy Intermountain West Babcock West Montana Clifford Hansen Wyoming Mark Hatfield Oregon Robert Smylie

Strikes Outlawed in Indonesian National Enterprises

President issues an edict banning strikes slowdowns and lockouts in key Indonesian state enterprises. The decree aims to stabilize operations and ensure uninterrupted production across critical sectors.

Jakarta Indonesia UPI

Girl Walks to Safety After Slide in Park

Barbara H. Martin of New York City walked nearly 15 miles after sliding 200 feet down a rock embankment in Glacier National Park. She suffered no serious injuries. Ranger Lyle McDowell said rescue parties formed, but Martin and companion chose a longer route. Susan Ives and Allen Busby joined Cussler in seeking aid at Mangor Ranger Station.

West Glacier Barbara H. Martin New York City Ptarmigan Tunnel Glacier National Park Lyle H. McDowell Miss Martin Park Elizabeth Lake McDowell Barbara Ives Albert Lea Minn Richard Cussler Wilmington Allen W. Busby Boise Ida Many Glacier Belly River Cussler Miss Ives Busby Mangor

Two Will Attend Kiwanis Parley

Two Kiwanis International convention delegates from South Butte are Joe Knuckey lieutenant governor of Division III Montana district and Clifton Steele club president. The 48th annual convention in Atlantic City runs June 30 to July 4 with more than 16 000 expected to participate.

South Butte Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International Atlantic City Joe Knuckey Montana Clifton Steele South Butte Club

Emperor Hirohito Congratulates Pope Paul VI

Emperor Hirohito sent a congratulatory message to Pope Paul VI, announced by the Imperial Household Agency in Tokyo.

POPE TOKYO UPI Hirohito Pope Paul VI Imperial Household Agency

All Nylon Army Gear and Camp Supplies Sale

Army Navy Stores promote 2 8 man nylon rubber boats with double seam triple bottom repair kit pup tents 5x7 waterproof and a complete nylon igyxt tent with white inner lining for fishing and camping needs in a retail pitch emphasizing rugged outdoor equipment.

Army-Navy

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