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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1964

Page

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Granite State Showdown Shapes GOP Primary Dynamics

With two days to go before New Hampshire's presidential primary, Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater campaign while a write-in bid for Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge gains momentum. Democratic interest centers on Robert F. Kennedy and potential Johnson balance. Lodge supporters aim for 20 000 to 25 000 votes and four of 14 GOP delegates. Nixon write-in also receives attention.

Concord N.H Nelson A. Rockefeller Barry Goldwater New Hampshire Henry Cabot Lodge Robert F. Kennedy John W. King Johnson Rockefeller Goldwater Kennedy Manchester Washington Arizona Draft Lodge South Viet Nam J. Richard Jackman Wesley Powell Richard M. Nixon Ashington

Wild Party Sparks 37 Arrests At Fraternity Conclave

Indianapolis report says 37 students including about 20 coeds were arrested during a downtown fraternity party. Officers described extensive drunken behavior with underage drinking, larceny, and public indecency charges. A chase in hallways led to an undergarment scene as coeds wore negligees and related attire. All remained jailed overnight as the crowd filled the paddy wagon runs.

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Babcock Outlines Nine Point Program in First Major Speech

Gov Tim Babcock presented a nine point campaign platform centered on service to people during his first major address since announcing his bid for a full term. He recalled a 1962 pledge on education revenue and touted a record of policy aims pursued since taking office, inviting further elaboration in coming weeks.

Babcock Missoula Tim Babcock Lincoln Donald Nutter Montana

Weather outlook for Butte and Anaconda region

Mostly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered snow today and mountain flurries through Monday night. Highs near 32, lows near zero, then cooler Tuesday with highs 25 to 35. West of the divide similar with 30 to 40 day highs and 5 to 20 night lows.

Butte-Anaconda Butte Divide the Divide

Full-Scale Greek Attack on Turkish Cypriots Reported

In Kuma, west port town, Greek Cypriot security forces launched what was described as an all out attack at 6 a.m. after a ceasefire. Fighting resumed as hostages were to be exchanged, with casualties reported including a British soldier.

Nicosia, Cyprus Kuma P. S. Gyani U.N Nicosia Cyprus Ktima R. M. P. Carver Carver Prem Singh Gyani Britain Gyani Ormaphita

Freak Accident Kills 3 Marines at Twentynine Palms

Three Marines died and two were injured in a freak explosion of old ammunition buried under desert sands at Twentynine Palms. Victims were Pvt. Jack W. Cowsert, Pvt. David P. Barnes, and Cpl. Peter S. Lopez. the injured were Lance Cpl. Roger D. Rusnak and PFC. Gary P. Betters. The base, home to about 20 000 Marines, had long used the area as an artillery and aerial bombing range since World War II.

Twentynine Palms Calif Jack W. Cowsert Gloria L. Cowsert Oakland David P. Barnes Earl J Barnes St. Louis Peter S. Lopez Faye San Diego Cal Lance Roger D. Rusnak Jacob A. Rusnak Chicago Gary P. Betters Mervin Betters Rusnak Betters Mojave Desert George S. Patton Africa

McNamara probes South Viet Nam rail link to war North

Secretary of Defense McNamara questioned the logistics of a railroad from Saigon toward the North during a day of briefings in Saigon. Officials stressed no plan to move the war north was discussed, but curiosity focused on transport lines to the border.

Saigon South Viet Nam Robert S. McNamara U.S McNamara North Vietnam Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff John A. McCone U.S. Central Intelligence Agency State Department Arthur Sylvester Defense 17Th Parallel North

Ruby's Life Hinges On Court Performance At Trial

Dallas AP report on Jack Ruby awaiting his witness stand in his murder trial for Oswald's killing. The case could carry the death penalty. Ruby's defense features a mix of strippers, club owners, and psychiatric experts as prosecutors rest their case.

Dallas Tex Jack Ruby Wings Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Patricia Ann Kohs Carousel Club

Lights Out Order Covers Washington Agencies

President Johnson's lights out and closed Venetian blinds directive spreads through federal offices to save heat and cut costs. Treasury circular cites economy and public reaction, with blinds lowered to prevent visible occupancy while some blinds already stay shut during day.

Washington White House Johnson The Treasury Commerce Department

Juveniles Held In Butte Store Burglary

Two Butte juveniles were jailed after allegedly confessing to the January 18 burglary of Lew Water's Music Store at 119 North Main. Their father turned them over to city police. three guitars valued over 900 dollars were taken, with two still missing as police followed up. Officers Ro bert Russell Night Chief John Gardner and Del LaBreche led the probe.

Butte Lew Water N. Main Robert Russell California Russell John Gardner del LaBreche

Holland announces for district judge seat in Montana

David L. Holland, deputy county attorney and Butte native, becomes the first candidate to announce for the district court seat vacated by Judge T. E. Downey who is retiring. Holland, 39, plans to file nominating papers in Helena for the June 2 primary. He has 15 years of practice, was Butte city attorney 1959–61, and later chief deputy county attorney. He also maintains a private practice and served as U.S. commissioner since 1949.

David L. Holland T. E. Downey Downey Holland Helena Butte Frame Montana State University Missoula Montana U.S

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