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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
9
WASHINGTON AP Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield expressed hope that Congress can finish its heavy legislative program and adjourn after Labor Day. He noted with reluctance that the session may stretch to the fourth, fifth, or sixth day beyond the holiday.
Australia signals no troop deployment but boosts humanitarian aid in Viet Nam. Britain and the Soviet Union cochair Geneva talks, with Britain arguing diplomacy over force. Rusk praises existing support as Mansfield lists Senate action on foreign aid, anti poverty, school lunch, and defense funding amid investigations into Dodd and the draft.
Admitted patients Rudolph Ungaretti at 2009 W Park Anacomda John Troglia Jr 2409 Harvard Mrs Catherine Thomas 726 N Montana Todd Grant 1861.
The last leg from Tougaloo College drew about 10 000 marchers with roughly 1 000 whites. Leaders faced a crowded line of 500 troopers as they crossed a railroad, while stars like Burt Lancaster and Marlon Brando appeared briefly. Meredit h and CORE officials emphasized unity despite heated chants of Black power.
Washington officials say NATO will proceed with a Brussels headquarters and keep allied cohesion despite De Gaulle’s withdrawal. Johnson defends France’s sovereignty while urging continued US and allied cooperation and readiness to defend under the alliance. Rusk notes ongoing talks with France about limits of cooperation and standby crisis facilities. The Soviet Warsaw Pact remains strong with no major East European breakup evident.
Pentagon officials tilt toward a lean antimissile system costing about 3 to 4 billion dollars aimed at stopping a small nuclear attack from China. The plan envisions about a dozen Nike Zeus batteries with improved radar, a 400 mile reach, and Sprint missiles for remaining warheads.
Marines crossed from Highway 1 toward the South China Sea Saturday morning in Operation Jay with about 1,200 troops. Fighting continued through Sunday with 22 air strikes against entrenched positions. By dusk, contact was sporadic to light as 38 enemy were reported killed and the search continued. A US helicopter was hit and burned. five crew members were evacuated after reassignment.
Mrs. Sarah Joanna Heath daughter of former prime minister Harold MacMillan filed an uncontested divorce petition in London. The 35 year old seeks proceedings to be heard Monday. Her husband Andrew Heath 39 runs a car wash firm. The couple married in 1953 and have two adopted sons.
Walter Johnson of Helena reported a set of keys a sweater and a hat stolen from his car parked on North Wyoming near Broadway Sunday morning. Don De Benti reported four hub caps stolen from his car Saturday night to the sheriff's office. Army Pvt Phillip R Stodden son of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Stodden Rte 1 Butte has completed a field communication crewman course at Fort Ord Calif and is a former Montana Tech student.
Elmer E. Lundmark known as Larkie of 908 East Park Anaconda died Sunday at St. Ann hospital after a yearlong illness. Born October 6, 1901 in Cambridge Minnesota he came to Anaconda at age five with parents the late Mr and Mrs Andrew Lundmark. Survivors include sisters Mrs Ellen Frith Lynden Washington and Mrs Mabel Hanson Anaconda. Body at Fischer funeral chapel.
Mrs. Mary T. Hakala 82 of 2200 Fir died Sunday in a local hospital. Born in Finland on November 6 1883 she came to the United States in 1894 settling in Red Lodge later living in Butte for 11 years. Survivors include several children, 20 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Body at Wayrynen Funeral Home with funeral arrangements pending.
Mrs O Connell a longtime resident of Butte dies Sunday in a local hospital. Born in Castletownbere Ireland she came to the United States as a young woman settling in Butte. Survivors include her husband Martin of Butte a daughter and a son and many relatives in Ireland. Body at Saratovic White Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced.
Preston S. Lewis of Salt Lake City died Sunday in Ram say from natural causes while visiting at the Howard Jones residence. Born December 2, 1889 in Virginia, he is to be buried at Colonial Mortuary after viewing at Richard Funeral Home.
An overturned fold occurs when the crest of an anticline or trough of a syncline bends so that older beds lie over younger beds in the same fold. Isoclinal tightening can curl the crest and trough, inverting bed sequences on both flanks. Some use overturned for steep dips, but true overturning requires both limbs showing inverted sequences.
Funeral today for Mrs Catherine V Wilcox at Immaculate Conception Church and Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs Hary T Hakala 82 of 2200 Fir died Sunday. Mrs Martin O Connell 361 EB Broadway and Daniel J Riley 61 of 1153 W Gold died Sunday. A daughter was born at St James Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Yves E Charest 1508 Elm.
Dorothy Moser a 57 year old Butte native and Montana State University graduate died in a car wreck near her home in Coeur d'Alene Idaho on June 23. She worked for the Idaho Welfare Department and her husband teaches at Idaho Junior College. Surviving: her mother Mrs Edith Hanson her husband, a daughter Mrs Gordon Coates of Tacoma and sisters Mrs Helen Meritt Anchorage and Mrs Mildred Hansen Butte plus nieces and cousins. Funeral services planned in Coeur d'Alene Monday.
The U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management plan spraying about 64 000 acres of commercial lands in the Ruby and Greenhorn ranges near Dixon Montana to control a spruce bud worm outbreak. The effort will wait until worms begin feeding on Douglas fir needles and uses an insecticide with low wildlife toxicity.
Roosevelt County sheriff’s deputies search for two 15 year old Wolf Point teens, Rodney Rhoads and Vicki Kolden, who were last seen Saturday evening about a mile west of Oswego, Montana 20 miles from Wolf Point. Rhoads is 5 11, 150 pounds, white jacket blue jeans and a white straw hat. Kolden is 5 2 blond hair tan jeans and a maroon jacket with white sleeves.
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