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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1967

Page

1

Butte Prepares for Division 3 High School Tournament

Butte gears up for the Division 3 basketball tourney at the Civic Center drawing eight schools from Butte Central and Public, Anaconda Central and Public, Powell, Hamilton, Beaverhead Dilllon, and Bozeman. Officials expect hundreds of students, teachers and parents with citywide support and youth activities planned around the event.

Jack McNaughton Butte Civic Center Rex Dalley Secre Tary MHSA Bozeman Hamilton Jim Oset Butte Civic Center Butte Public Butte Central Anaconda Central Beaverhead Dillon Powell Deer Lodge

Goats Rounded Up by City Officers in Early Morning Roundup

Patrolman Mike Sullivan and Officer Paul Tallon spotted two goats running loose on the East Side around 6 30 am. Sullivan roped and tied one in six seconds while Tallon cornered the other. The animals were brought to the city corral.

Mike Sullivan Paul Tallon Sullivan Tallon City Corral

Fierce Upheaval in War Zone C As U S Forces Clashes

U S troops driving through War Zone C engaged entrenched Communist forces Tuesday near the Cambodian border about 70 miles northwest of Saigon. At least 18 Communists were killed, while one U S infantry company suffered heavy casualties. Nearby Marines attacked a fortified hill south of the DMZ as fighting stretched into the night.

Saigon Dmz U.S

Anaconda Co. Opens Lime Plant In Butte For Weed Concentrator

Anaconda Co plans to lease the former Domestic Manganese site on South Montana Street to produce milk of lime for the Weed Concentrator. Martin K. Hannifan says two months to start, with remodeling by Western Iron Works and electrical work by Toljan Electric Co. Production targets about two tons daily, transported three miles to the concentrator, using lime rock from a west side quarry. A scrubber will curb air pollution under the environmental engineering department.

Anaconda Co Manganese and Development Co Montana Martin K. Hannifan Anaconda Western Iron Works Toljan Electric Co

Weather snapshot for Butte Anaconda with flurries

Scattered snow flurries expected in Butte Anaconda today with a 60 percent chance of precipitation. High near 34 degrees, low around 14. A year ago highs reached 12 and the low was 7. Page 2 weather table.

Butte - Anaconda

Finlen Hotel Sold to Reber Co of Helena

The Finlen Hotel in Butte, part of Western International Hotels, is sold to the Reber Co. of Helena. Edward E. Carlson and Joseph B. Reber announced the sale, with operation to begin March 15. Estimated price around 350000 includes the hotel motor inn lease held by United Founders Insurance Co. New ownership taps local business partners and staff from the present management.

Finlen Hotel Reber Co Helena Butte’s Finlen Western International Hotels Edward E. Carlson Seattle Joseph B. Reber Butte Reber Motor Inn United Founders Insurance Co Oklahoma City John Newland Newland and Blinn Cpa New Reber Co. Enterprise Jack Elliott Terry Neals

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Page tease lists stories across sections with notes of a paralytic killer investigation, communist casualties report, Division 3 Gurney opening in Butte, and Yellowstone elk controversy growing in Washington DC.

Yellowstone Washington, D.C

Shaw Arrested in Kennedy Conspiracy Case

New Orleans district attorney investigator arrested Clay Shaw, former managing director of the International Trade Mart, for participation in a conspiracy to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. Shaw, 54, was taken into custody after hours of questioning as the inquiry continued.

New Orleans Dist. Atty Jim Garrison Clay Shaw The International Trade Mart John F. Kennedy Shaw Cas William Gurvich Trade Mart Post

Powell barred from U S House seat in historic vote

The House voted 248 to 176 to exclude Harlem Democrat Adam Clayton Powell from his 22 year seat, rejecting a plan to seat him with a public censure and a $40,000 fine. Powell faces possible court challenge and a looming special election.

Washington House Adam Clayton Powell Select Committee Powell Harlem Congress Victor Berger Brigham Roberts Democrats Education and Labor Committee Thomas Curtis R-Mo

McKeon seeks injunction to halt Montana Legislature

Senator J Luke McKeon plans to file a petition in the Montana Supreme Court Friday asking for an injunction to stop the Legislature on its 61st day. He will be joined by Senator Tom Tracy and others as needed. The move follows past tactics of clock-stopping to extend the session beyond 60 days.

Montana Lee Metcalf U.S Sam Spigel

Fatal shooting kills Anaconda boy. another wounded

A 14 year old Anaconda youth, Don Maes of 5 Fairview, was gravely injured in a shotgun blast at John B. Hogan’s home. John E. Allen, 12 Fairview, West Valley, died from the incident. Maes underwent surgery in Anaconda and was transported to Great Falls for emergency care. a third youth possibly present is noted.

Anaconda John B. Hogan W. Park John E. Allen Fairview West Valley Don Maes Maes Paul Maes Allen Great Falls Arthur Longfellow Hogan Paula Mary Jane McGreevey St. Ann Hospital

Montana Senate stalls as tax impasse drags on

In Helena Montana senators wait for a 12 member summit committee to resolve a monetary impasse. The bipartisan panel met twice with no agreement as House Republicans and Senate Democrats clash over revenue legislation. Leader Turnage says no progress and talks run four hours with a midnight deadline looming. Mahoney says no clear progress. Rumors swirl about budget cuts and strategy while Hillings urges a public referendum on taxes.

Helena Montana Jean Turnage R-Polson Senate Select Committee House Tim Babcock Select Bipartisan Committee Eugene Mahoney D-Thompson Falls

City moves toward two outdoor pools for Butte youngsters

Mayor Powers and the City Council advanced plans to build two outdoor swimming pools for Butte children. A proposal to fund a year round director of local programs for retarded children at 7100 a year with 12 month pay was announced, backed by local and state agencies and the Rocky Mountain Association for Retarded Children. Billings urged repeal of out of city licensing for wholesalers. council approved continued study of the pools and discussed a city wide SID vote with federal funding available.

Tom Powers Butte Powers Rocky Mountain Association For Tarded Children Billings Willard E. Fraser Great Falls Missoula J. O D. Flynn

Chamber honors progressive Butte firms and individuals

The Butte Chamber of Commerce hosted the Orchids for Enterprise Dinner at the Finlen Hotel with 68 firms and individuals honored for 1966 investments. About 250 attendees received Vanda orchids. Orvin Flare, ex-congressman and state advertising director, spoke on private enterprise and attracting travelers.

Chamber Butte Finlen Hotel Butte Chamber of Commerce Orvin Flare Helena Montana Josephine Brooks Flare

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Los Cage Butte Chamber of Commerce Athletic Committee Silver Bow Thomas F. Powers Bill Dalling Montana Highway Patrol Capt S. W. Hancock Boys Central Girls Central High School Finlen YMCA North Vietnam Hanoi Chi Ne Joseph B, Reber Gurney JFK U.S. House Arch A. Moore R-V.va Moore Albert W. Watson R-S.c McKeon Mrs Charles Allen Mill Henry Hillings R-Billings Democratic Party Dan H. Pyfer Duncan R. Campbell Jr John S. W. Fargher Robert Beaulieu Montana Tech
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