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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1968

Page

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Skyjacked jet freed 58 in Cuba

National Airlines flight carrying 58 passengers was hijacked over Florida by two men who abducted a third passenger to Havana. Passengers reported a gun at the cockpit and a stewardess forced to open the cockpit door as the hijackers fled with the captive.

Miami Fla National Airlines Florida Havana Clyde O. Johnson Kingston Jamaica Johnson Sally Sue Jackson

Griffin defeats Evers in Mississippi special congressional race

White candidate Charles Griffin won the southwest Mississippi 3rd Congressional District special election, defeating Charles Evers with about 55,162 votes to 27,007 as turnout neared a record. Griffin, 41, longtime aide to John Bell Williams, led after 221 of 309 precincts reported. Federal poll watchers were present but no serious incidents occurred.

Jackson, Miss Charles Griffin Mississippi Griffin Charles Evers Evers Washington John Bell Williams Williams National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Phelps Dodge Rejects Government Copper Strike Deal

Washington AP A government effort to end the eight month copper strike floundered as Phelps Dodge Corp rejected a proposed settlement while AFL CIO Steelworkers signaled willingness to accept. The strike idled about 50 000 workers in 22 states and centered on demands for companywide bargaining and synchronized contract expirations.

Washington Afl-Cio Phelps Dodge Arizona Texas New York Arkansas Hill Capitol Hill Kennecott Copper Corp Anaconda Co American Smelting & Refining Co

McCarthy Narrowly Edges Toward Nomination in New Hampshire

In New Hampshire McCarthy trails Johnson by 38 percent counted with 57 of 302 precincts. Nixon leads the Republican tally with about 80 percent while Rockefeller lags. Romney remains around 2 percent due to ballot presence. Kennedy writes in to about 1 percent in the Democratic race while Humphrey tops the vice presidential votes.

Concord N.H Eugene J. McCarthy Minn Johnson New Hampshire McCarthy Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska Oregon California Richard M. Nixon New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Nixon Vietnam Michigan George Romney Robert F. Kennedy Dn.y Hubert H. Humphrey Kennedy

Freight-passenger mix offered as UP solution

Butte state representative Ray Wayrynen urged repeal of Montana’s ban on mixed freight and passenger trains at an ICC hearing. He argued a mixed service Butte to Salt Lake City could retain passenger runs while boosting premium freight revenue, with unions and lawmakers largely supportive pending legislative action.

Standard Montana Ray J. Wayrynen Butte Wayrynen Interstate Commerce Commission Silver Bow Union Fa Pacific Salt Lake Leonard Vainio Silver Bow County Joe Brand Deer Lodge Butte-Salt Lake Salt Lake City ICC Robert H. Murphy Commission Paul T. Smith Lou Boedecker Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission Pocatello Idaho Neil J. Lynch Buttene

Weather outlook near Butte Anaconda

Cloudy and windy through tonight with a chance of rain. Mostly cloudy and cooler Thursday with possible snow. High today 52 and low tonight 24. Rain probability 50 percent today and 40 percent tonight.

Butte - Anaconda

Fulbright Fails to Nail Rusk on Vietnam Policy

Senate Foreign Relations chair Fulbright failed to secure a clear pledge from Secretary Rusk to consult Congress before sending more U S troops to Vietnam. Rusk promised closed sessions for further discussion but offered no concrete changes, leaving congressional influence unresolved.

Fulbright Rusk Washington J. W. Fulbright Vietnam Dean Rusk

Third copper theft suspect surrenders in Butte

David Hafer 28 of Butte surrendered Tuesday to U S Deputy Marshal James Kelly on a federal charge of interstate transportation of stolen copper. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to federal court. Also facing federal charges are Billy Joe Vail 27 and LeRoy Hansen 46 who surrendered and were bound over after appearances. The case involves about six tons of copper coils valued at $21 000 stolen Jan 21 from an Anaconda Co warehouse in Butte and transported into Idaho and Nevada.

David Hafer Butte U. S James Kelly Hafer Jack McCarthy Billy Joe Vail LeRoy Hansen Cal McCarthy Idaho Nevada Anaconda Co

Young Thief Stops Boy On Way To School In Maryland

In Baltimore a 16 year old held up 6 year old Michael Lewis near his home on Tuesday before fleeing with one nickel. The victim was en route to first grade at St. Cecelia's School when the incident occurred.

Baltimore Michael Lewis St. Cecelia’s School

World monetary system in danger puts Europe gold raids up

Gold speculators pressed Europe's markets amid fears for the world monetary system. Frankfurt Rome and Brussels saw heavy sales. Paris near 1968 highs. U.S. Treasury moved 450 million dollars of gold to London pool. The drain since Nov 18 nears 1 billion dollars per quarter.

Louis Nevin London Europe United States Frankfurt Rome Brussels Paris U.S. Treasury London Ft. Knox Basel Switzerland

Mother and six children die in Toronto fire

Toronto police report a small frame house fire claimed the lives of a mother and her six children on Tuesday. Father David Lumsden, 26, suffered first and second degree burns but survived after being unable to get help from passing motorists. He stood outside while neighbors and a patrol car failed to stop.

Toronto Wang David Lumsden Dianne Lumsden

Cy Willoughby Dies Suddenly at 44 in Butte

Cyril J. Cy Willoughby 44 died unexpectedly Tuesday after collapse at a hospital. He was Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. branch operations manager in Butte and a Telluride Colorado native born May 28 1923. He came to the Mining City as a child and attended local schools including Harvard. He was a member of St Ann adult choir and the Butte Lodge of Elks and was past affiliation.

Cyril J. “Cy” Willoughby Westinghouse Electric Supply Co Butte Telluride Colo Willoughby Harvard St. Ann Butte Lodge of Elks

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