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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1967

Page

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Butte youth critically injured after long lie by wrecked car

Michael Tracy 18 of 2601 Princeton was airlifted to Silver Bow General Hospital in critical condition after a one car crash on the southern outskirts of Butte. Franklin Smith 19 of 437 N. Arizona was admitted in nonserious condition as investigators ponder why Tracy lay unattended for 3 to 4 hours after the car left Harrison Avenue and plunged into a sand pit.

Lewis T. Poole Standard Michael Tracy Princeton Butte Tracy Silver Bow General Hospital Franklin J. Smith Arizona Don Peterson Smith Harrison Avenue Holmes and Harrison Peterson Mickey Hinch

Gunman robs Alpine tavern operator in Butte

Valerie Schonsberg owner of the Alpine tavern at 2806 Pine was robbed of about 300 dollars early Friday. An unmasked gunman tied her hands and feet with tape and threatened her with a pistol but she escaped to call police. Officers pursue a description of a about 30 to 62 brown haired man in a tan jacket and cap.

Valerie Schonsberg Pine

Daisy Ann Thompson May Spend Easter With Great Aunt

Five-year-old Daisy Ann Thompson may spend Easter with Beatrice Clements, an aunt of the child’s mother, as social workers pursue final action. The girl was placed in a taxicab by her mother who left a note to Century Finance Co. the driver delivered the child to authorities.

Bill Rawlins Nashville Tenn Daisy Ann Thompson Martha Marsh Metropolitan Juvenile Court Daisy Ann Beatrice Clements Clements Wanda Lee Thompson Century Finance Co Bill McMaster

Vacationing students clash with police in Fort Lauderdale riot

At Fort Lauderdale 150 officers in helmets and masks battled 3000 vacationing collegians on Good Friday. Twenty youths were arrested for unlawful assembly and disorderly conduct, including two bikini clad girls. Several cars were damaged as crowds dispersed.

Fort Lauderdale Fla UPI

Concentrator Pickets Cleared in Dispute Settlement

Iron workers\" picket lines at the Anaconda Clyde E. Weed Concentrator site were removed Saturday after a jurisdictional clash with the Pipefitters Local 316 over unloading 62 ton tanks. Tide Bay Electric Corp. will resume construction Monday with no work on Saturdays.

Anaconda Co S. Clyde E Tide Bay

Pope Paul VI Reenacts Crucifixion As Holy Week Procession

In Rome on Good Friday Pope Paul VI, frail in white, carried a heavy cross up Palatine Hill in a torch lit procession re enacting Christ's ascent to death. He spoke of meditating on the passion amid sorrows including the Vietnam War and urged attention to global threats as he moved slowly up the steps.

Rome UPI Paul VI Palatine Hill Golgotha

Brooke urges phased end to draft to build volunteer career Army

Massachusetts Senator Edward W. Brooke proposed phasing out the draft and forming a volunteer career Army. He suggested Congress return to conscription only in a catastrophic emergency and rejected a lottery system. He noted a voluntary force would include more Black servicemen and emphasized pay, equipment, and dignity as keys to a strong army.

Boston UPI Massachusetts Edward W. Brooke Massachusetts Republican Southeast Asia Congress Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Johnson Brooke

Cosa Nostra Graveyard Found by FBI in New Jersey

FBI agents unearthed two skeletal remains at a rural New Jersey site five miles northwest of Lakewood, a chicken farm used as a mob graveyard. Victims Angelo Sonnessa of Nutley and Kenneth Later of New York were found in an underground tunnel and a rusty oil drum, bound and partially submerged, amid an ongoing two year probe into Cosa Nostra activity. The owners, Joseph Celso and Rose Celso, were detained on bond as witnesses.

Jackson Township UPI Cosa Nostra FBI Lakewood Joseph Celso Rose Celsos Angelo Sonnessa Nutley N.J Celso Cook Road Sonnessa Kenneth Later New York City New Jersey New York-New Jersey Anthony Tony Bender

Butte Hails Easter Sunday Amid War Time Prayer

Butte residents from Protestant and Catholic churches unite in Easter worship honoring the resurrection of Christ. Joyful anthems fill churches as prayers rise for loved ones serving in Vietnam.

Butte Christendom Christ Vietnam

Easter Joy Uplifts Butte Churches and Community

Easter activities fill Butte area churches with thousands attending sunrise service at Montana Tech and Masses at St. Ann Church. Leaders include Brenda Dalasera Ralph Sorenson and Leonard Peters. Youth services unite eight Protestant churches as Lenten period ends.

Butte St. Ann Catholic Church St. Ann Montana Tech Brenda Dalasera Ralph Sorenson Leonard Peters Kim Facincani Mountain View

Easter weekend forecast for Montana milder with scattered showers

United Press International reports Montana weather stays mild for Easter with near to above normal highs in the 40s and 50s. Some showers possible mainly in mountains, with Friday highs around 35 at West Yellowstone and 36 at Miles City and light precipitation elsewhere. Winds on the east slopes should ease by Saturday.

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