Traffic accident kills Butte pair
Edward Duane Gray 28 of Butte and Mavis Deshequette 21 died in an early Saturday Highway 91 crash east of Butte near the Berkeley Pit. Deshequette died at Silver Bow General Hospital. autopsy pending for Gray. The car, driven at high speed by Gray, skidded 180 feet into a ditch then along a borrow pit 62 feet before stopping. Police and coroner investigations continue.
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Production man Tom Williams named Montana Standard production chief
Tom Williams, 44, longtime Ellensburg Daily Record publisher and 26 year newspaper veteran, will become production manager of the Montana Standard in Butte. A Yakima native and Marine Corps veteran, he has worked at the Seattle Times and Los Angeles Examiner and will assume duties April 3.
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MLK and Dr Spock Lead 2000 Peace Marchers in Chicago
More than 2,000 peace marchers plus a 5,000 estimate paraded down State Street toward a large antiwar rally at the Coliseum. SANE and Chicago Area Women for Peace led the march with Dr. King and Dr. Spock among speakers, amid taunts from hecklers and no arrests.
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Viet Nam
Butte Easter Parade Weather Spoiled by Clouds
Butte residents enjoyed sunny skies and mild temps Saturday as Easter paraders faced cloudy conditions today. Children played baseball in city parks for the first time this year while locals washed cars and flew kites. The forecast calls for highs around 40s with mostly cloudy skies and possible rain through Monday. Saturday topped at 41 degrees.
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Butte
Russian skipper fined for fishing in new U S 12 mile limit
A Russian fishing boat captain, Leonid M Kushchenko of Vladivostok, was fined 10 900 and held in custody by U S authorities after pleading guilty to fishing inside the United States 12 mile limit. The judge noted enforcement began March 15 after a February agreement.
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Bozeman Engineer Wins Top Prize at Exposition
Leonard W. Gray son of Bozeman earned the sweep stakes award at the Inventors and Manufacturers Exposition for his Grace-N-Air saucer shaped air transportation device. Grayson, MSU civil engineer, touted the machine as ultimate family transport. Charles A. Primmer of Bozeman took first in the sport recreation and toy division with a keep alive fish trailer. About 2,500 visitors attended the two day show.
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Johnsons Spend Easter at Camp David
President and Mrs Johnson traveled by helicopter Saturday to spend the Easter weekend at Camp David the presidential retreat in the Catoctin Mountains Maryland. They departed around 430 PM EST.
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Butte-Anaconda Weather Forecast
Cloudy and mild through Monday with a few mountain showers. High 44 and low 28 tonight. Yesterday’s high 60 and low 25. Precipitation chance 20 percent. More weather on page 2.
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Easter Joy as St Ann Parish Opens $800000 Cathedral
Butte's St Ann parish celebrates Easter with the first Masses in a new cathedral like church costing 800000. The 90 foot carillon tower and entrance are featured. dedication is set for May 1. Staff photo by Jim Oset accompanies.
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Easter observed around the world by Associated Press
Christians marked Easter Sunday amid global tensions, with Rome and Jerusalem hosting dawn observances and Masses. In Vietnam and other regions, believers paused from turmoil to reflect on Christ’s resurrection as Pope Paul VI led Holy Saturday rites in the Vatican Basilica.
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Grounded space trio finds voyage dull in backyard capsule
Three youths Charles Goff Robbic Kee and Rick Kee completed a 5 000 mile week long space voyage without leaving the ground. They greeted by mothers PTA officials and friends in Rosemead California after splashdown. The boys built a nine foot plywood capsule and planned a two week simulated mission to Mars once a more comfortable craft is built.
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Dan McLean to defend 1966 area spelling title
Daniel McLean, an eighth grade student at Anaconda Junior High School, will defend his southwest ern Montana spelling bee championship April 1 at 1 pm in the Anaconda Senior High School auditorium. About 30 top spellers from six counties compete, with the top six advancing to the state bee in Helena May 6 at 1:30 pm.
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Chestnut
Donna McConnaha
William Connaha
Anaconda Junior High
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Mickey McKernan
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Butte
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Three Forks
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