New zinc facility in Anaconda to employ 300 plus
Anaconda plans a new zinc plant expected to hire 300 or more workers. The project aims to boost local industry and job availability in the area.
26 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
1
Anaconda plans a new zinc plant expected to hire 300 or more workers. The project aims to boost local industry and job availability in the area.
The Anaconda Co. will rehabilitate and reactivate its zinc refinery in Anaconda with about 300 plus jobs. The plan includes four electrolytic units and imports 9,000 to 10,000 tons of Pine Point concentrates monthly from Pine Point Mines Ltd. in Canada under a tolling arrangement.
Air Force investigator Dr. J. Allen Hynek said Michigan sightings near Dexter and Hillsdale in March were likely swamp gas, not UFOs. He noted his study covered two days and only sightings with many witnesses, while leaving other reports unchecked.
About 400 attendees expected at the Finlen Hotel for the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner hosted by Silver Bow Democratic Central Committee. Speakers include Sen. Lee Metcalf and Rep. Arnold Olsen. Mayor Thomas F. Powers serves as toastmaster. James Driscoll to play dinner music. Mrs. Ed Quinn to sing the national anthem. Reservations available by phone.
In Billings Montana Conservatives failed to gain control of the state Republican Party as delegates approved broad voting rights for state committeemen county chairmen and Republican federal and legislative nominees. They rejected allowing past 1964 nominees to vote, a move that could have helped ultra conservatives gain sway. A party observer said regulars will elect the new chairman and questioned the ultra conservatives' share of the vote. The group backs Rep Forrest H.
Carol Ann Potee 21 of Clancy suffered facial cuts and possible broken ribs after a car hit a rock on U S 9 near Elk Park. The vehicle left the road and dropped 60 feet. her father Robert was uninjured as the lone passenger. She was taken to Silver Bow General Hospital for observation.
The Silver Bow Ballroom hosts 12 federal agencies and 60 tables to brief Montanans on federal contracting. About 30 agency leaders attend the Montana Federal Procurement Conference with reps from McDonnell Aircraft and American Air Filter among others. Politicians Sen. Lee Metcalf Rep. Arnold Olsen and Mansfield sponsor the event, with Gov. Babcock represented by E H Reeder.
An Anaconda Mont man Perry Millican age 65 and Grants Pass Oregon resident Pearl Bird age 74 died in a four car crash on U S 80 east of San Diego California. Milliron driving a westbound car sideswiped two vehicles before a head on collision. Millican had moved from Harlowton to Anaconda ten years ago and later worked as an electrical worker at the Morel sub station before retiring. Survivors include a daughter in Helena and a stepson in Great Falls. His body was sent to Great Falls.
Classified notice promoting items for sale including a girls clothing set skirts blouses party dress coat for ten dollars two pairs of white patent leather heels size five new at two dollars each with a contact number 723 4034 and an ad writing service calling number 792 8301.
Fair and warmer today and Sunday in Butte Anaconda area. High near 58 today, low around 24 tonight. One year ago in Butte the highs and lows were 23 and minus six. Montana weather on page 12.
Senators Mansfield Metcalf and Representative Olsen welcomed the new zinc plant in Anaconda that will employ 300 or more workers. They credited efforts with Pine Point Mines and the Canadian government to facilitate the agreement and export plans to bring zinc concentrates to Anaconda.
The Montana Education Association approves five aims for its new Professional Rights and Responsibilities Committee. Two controversial goals seek to expose subversive teaching and individuals who oppose education, sparking a near split vote. Delegates also advance a plan for legislative issues and set up the committee to uphold ethical standards.
In Palomares Spain an error halted the U S H bomb recovery from 2500 feet of water. The Alvin submersible snagged a line but the tow line snapped. Officials say the bomb shifted slightly but remains on the seabed awaiting a stronger line and resumed efforts within 48 hours.
Herbert L. Rooney of Bethesda spoke at a banquet on community action for mental health during Montana’s 16th annual mental health conference in Butte. Justice John C. Harrison presided as toastmaster as about 100 attendees heard Rooney urge citizen participation and advisory groups linking community and mental health services.
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