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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1965

Page

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Moon crater landings may outshine plains say scientists

Pasadena reports show Ranger 9 images of a 60 mile crater suggest craters could offer safer lunar landing sites. Scientists described three crater types possibly volcanic, collapse related, or ash filled and noted crater walls and floors differ from dusty plains.

Pasadena Calif Ranger 9 Plains Jet Propulsion Laboratory Ewen A. Whitaker Lunar and Planetary Laboratory University of Arizona Gerard P. Kuiper Alphonsus Crater

Astronauts Grissom and Young Struggle With Seas on Return

After two days in space aboard the Molly Brown, astronauts Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young faced heavy Atlantic seas on splashdown near the USS Intrepid. They were seasick but otherwise healthy, with plans for a Cape Kennedy welcome and a Declare press event.

Vern Haugland Intrepid Virgil I. Grissom John W. Youngfresh Space Atlantic Ocean Grissom Young Space Twins Cape Kennedy Gemini Atlantic Molly Brown Navy Raymond Blanche Thornwood N.Y Gemini Press Center Cocoa Beach Grissom and Young Washington

U.S. Attorney General to Rule On Montana Tax Challenge

In Helena AP report the federal stance on Montana 1965 revenue law taxing nonresident contractors may hinge on an opinion from the U S attorney general. Gov. Babock says BPA officials will seek the opinion as highway projects are delayed.

U.S Helena Montana U. S Washington, D. C Tim Babco Bureau of Public Roads

Weather Summary for Butte Anaconda Region

Cloudy conditions with scattered snow possible this afternoon and tonight. High near 15 degrees, low around minus 5. East of Divide expect mostly cloudy skies Thursday and Friday with scattered snow Thursday evening, while west of Divide some warmer highs 10 to 25 and lows around 5 above to 10 below zero. Maximums refer to 12 hours and minimums to 18 hours.

Butte-Anaconda Divide

Goon squads terrorizing New York cabs in union drive

Roving union goon squads smashed windshields and terrorized cab drivers and passengers as a citywide organizing drive shut down about 90 percent of New York’s 11 722 taxis. The police mobilized fully, 15 arrests reported, and thousands stayed home as the strike crippled service.

New York UPI Cabee Staten Island International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Central Labor Council van Arsdale Queens

Dillon to Host District Speech and Drama Festival

Beaverhead County High School will host 12 area schools for the Dist. 5 Speech and Drama Festival at Western Montana College. More than 200 students and coaches will participate in speech, debate and drama events across multiple rounds.

Gardiner Girls Central Butte Beaverhead

Civil rights march reaches Montgomery on fourth day

A 4000 strong civil rights march entered Alabama’s capital marching 50 miles from an earlier start. The event drew about 30000 to a field near a school, with Ossie Davis hosting ceremonies and Sammy Davis Jr. leading the national anthem. Ralph Bunche praised the movement as Floyd Patterson and Martin King joined late, while Gov. Wallace and others observed the scene.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Justice Department Ossie Davis Sammy Davis Jr Ralph Bunche United Nations Gov George Wallace

Butte Seminarian Joins Rights March Effort

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Worcester of 937 W. Cooper and a third-year student at San Francisco Theological Seminary in San Anselmo Calif joined 42 other registrants in a rights march. The trip followed a telegram from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and stories from three professors returning from Alabama. Worcester is a 1960 Jamestown College graduate.

Leonard F. Worcester W. Cooper San Francisco Theological Seminary San Anselmo Calif Worcester Martin Luther King Southern Christian Leadership Conference King Alabama Butte High School Jamestown, N.D

Red China Ready to Send Our Own Men to Fight Americans

The Peking editorial in the official Peoples Daily says China is ready to send its own men to Vietnam to aid the Viet Cong against the United States. It cites South Vietnam Liberation Front calls for global support and warns of possible Chinese volunteers or regulars joining the fight.

Red China Tokyo UPI China South Viet Nam Communist Party Leonid Brezhnev Red Square North Peking Yalu River U.S South Viet Nam Peking Peoples’ Dailey Chinese Communist Party South Viet Nam Liberation Front Viet Cong South Vietnamese Liberation Front United States

Rusk Defends Nonpoisonous Gas Use in Vietnam

Secretary of State Dean Rusk denied the U S is waging gas warfare in Vietnam and said nonkilling tear and nausea gases will continue to be used as needed to save lives. He argued gases would be used only for riot control or to prevent greater harm, amid global unease over disclosures of U S supplied gases to South Vietnamese troops fighting Viet Cong forces.

Washington Dean Rusk United States Viet Nam Rusk U.S Britain House Reblicans Robert S. McNamara Senate Foreign Relations Committee State Department

Father O Shea of Butte Marks Golden Jubilee

Father James O Shea of Butte celebrates his 50th year as a priest with a jubilee Mass at St. Joseph Church followed by a dinner at Finlen Hotel for clergy. Bishop Raymond Hunthausen presided with Msgr Denis Meade delivering the sermon. telegrams of congratulations arrived from many. Born Sept. 29 1891 in Killarney Ireland he studied at St Brendan College and pursued philosophy.

St. Joseph Church Finlen Hotel St. Joseph Parish Raymond G. Hunthausen Helena Denis P. Meade Missoula Father O'Shea Killarney Ireland St. Brendan College

Montana Braces for New Arctic Cold Front

A sharp cold front moving south from Canada threatens light snow and sub zero temperatures across Montana. Despite the chill, sunny skies prevailed in most areas with West Yellowstone posting a mild high of 19 as readings across the state remained frigid.

Associated Press Montana Canada Yellowstone Weather Bureau

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