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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
5
Four burglaries appeared in Butte with three prowls reported. Jefferson County residents noted a break in at Mrs A T Axelson’s Sawmill Gulch home. Loot included a radio hi fi records and cookware. Police traced possible truck involvement due to the large haul.
Members observed their anniversary with a dinner at Vegas Chub where Toni Galpin was named Girl of the Year. The Tau Chapter highlighted community service and chapter achievements during the event.
A.3.C. Robert W. Barnett, son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Green High, has signed to a Military Air Training program at Travis Air Force Base.
Col James W Love son of Mr and Mrs James B Love of 2820 Cobban receives a second oak leaf cluster to the Army Commendation Medal from Maj Gen Harry J Lemley Jr at Ft Leavenworth. Love earned the award for meritorious service with the college department of division operations. He holds a 1939 master from Montana State University and a later master from George Washington University.
In District Court Judge John B. McClernan’s court three burglary defendants face pleas as proceedings were moved to today after an earlier postponement. Defendants Marco Bajovich 21 of 104 N Montana bound at 2500 dollars with attorney Lewis F Rotering along with Edward D. Gray 25 of 403 Division and Everett Howard 21 of 237 Colorado were jailed on similar bonds. Authorities say they were arrested at 3 am June 4 after city police forced them onto Bennan's Bus while seven cases of codeine and five cigarette cartons were discovered in the building. Brennan's Bus owner Tom Harrington is cited.
Brian Liddicoat former Butteman has earned the distinguished service award at American River College Sacramento for his two year theater arts contributions. He is a Boys' Central High School graduate and ARJC graduate with top honors and an associate in arts degree awarded at the 1964 commencement. He will undertake a theater arts internship in Salt Lake City Utah.
The United States sues J B Jones for 478 dollars in a civil case over costs of extinguishing a 1960 Forest Service fire in Deerlodge National Forest. Jones is accused of starting the blaze to burn slash and debris and losing control over two acres.
The Montana School of Mines opened its doors on September 11, 1900, marking a new chapter for higher education in the state and expanding opportunities for local students.
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