Seven Vigilante Boy Scout stage shows at Civic Center tonight
Vigilante Council Boy Scout Show features seven 15 minute stage acts from Butte units including five Cub packs and two Scout troops. Exhibits display 21 troops 18 packs two explorer posts and Scouting District No. 1 with space age crafts. Troop 13 Bridge dominates hall space. Shows span 7 to 8 30 p.m. with booths and concessions nearby.
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Butte
Anaconda
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Boulder
Deer Lodge
Dragnet for drinking youths nets dozens in Silver Bow
A joint crackdown by city county and state police in Silver Bow County arrested 12 boys and 3 girls ages 15 to 18 for illegal possession of alcohol. Juvenile authorities aimed to curb teen drinking after two recent traffic deaths. About 25 officers from Butte police State Patrol sheriff’s office plus 12 to 15 patrol cars conducted the stops targeting teens cruising the county.
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Silver Bow
John Sheehan
Sheehan
Sheriff's Department
Butte Police
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Two youths snowbound in Montana blizzard rescue hoped
Two Ekalaka brothers aged 15 and 11 were snowbound with their father’s cattle at a remote line camp after a historic blizzard. The mother had brought them to the camp on April 28 to care for stock. on April 29 heavy snow and winds trapped them for two days, with drifts preventing access.
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Ekalaka
Wisconsin professor accused by Izvestia as spy recruiter
University of Wisconsin professor Alexander Rolich was named by the Soviet newspaper Izvestia as recruiting Russian women to work as spies. The UPI Tele photo caption accompanies the item.
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Alexander Rolich
University of Wisconsin
Izvestia
UPI Telephoto
Sunday Times Picks Enchant Montana Readers with NYT Pieces
The Montana Standard will publish selected New York Times News Service articles each day alongside AP and UP, offering readers features from Dior to Expo 67 Montreal and astrology debated by critics. The edition touts access to three top wire services unseen by other Western Montana papers.
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Montana Standard
New York Times
The
Standard
Christian Dior
Montreal
Times
Associated Press
United Press International
Montana
Lunar Orbiter 4 Corrects Course for Moon Orbit
Lunar Orbiter 4, an 860 pound spacecraft, corrected its course Friday toward a looping lunar orbit. A JPL spokesman called the midcourse maneuver successful and said the craft should enter lunar orbit Monday and begin extensive photography Thursday.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Moon
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Vandals damage rest areas on I 90 near Butte
Estimated 2500 to 3000 dollars in damage at two Interstate 90 rest areas between Butte and Anaconda. Structures opened April 1 after winter closure. Doors, partitions, light fixtures damaged. facilities vandalism requires six weeks to repair. Investigators say not a kid job. Deer Lodge County and highway patrolmen pursue suspects.
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Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Gene Thompson
State Highway Dept
George W. Tippett
Butte Division
Tippett, Goodland
Don Peterson
Marines win Hilltops objective in brutal Khe Sanh fight
In a 12 day contested battle near Khe Sanh Saigon. Marines secured Hill 881 North and halted a Communist push aimed at the forward command post. They suffered 160 dead and 745 wounded while enemy losses reached about 577 dead with hundreds more killed by air and artillery fire.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
Leathernecks
North
South Vietnam
Regi
North Vietnam
325Th
Laos
U.S
Radio
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
U.S. Marine
Congressmen urge ignoring First Amendment in draft evasion case
House Armed Services members pressed Justice Department to prosecute those who urge evading the draft, challenging First Amendment protections. Assistant Attorney General Vinson stood firm for free speech as debate over revised draft laws continued, with references to leaders Carmichael and King and a sharp exchange about ideologies contrasting Jesus Christ with the hammer and sickle.
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New York Times
Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Justice Department
F. Edward Hebert Jr
D-La
Fred M Vinson Jr
Supreme Court
Hebert
Congress
Herbert
L. Mende
Rivers
South Carolina
Alton Lennon
D-N.c
Vinson
The
Stokeley Carmichael
Martin Luther King Jr
Methodist Board of Christian Social Concerns
Everett R Jones
Jesus Christ
Taxes hit low income in Montana withholding raise
Helena AP The Montana Taxpayers Association says a comparison of new withholding rates shows the largest increases occur in the lower brackets. A one exemption earner at 350 to 360 dollars monthly sees withholding rise to 7.61 from 5.23 per month, totaling 28.56 yearly. The biggest relief goes to the 1,200 to 1,300 dollar monthly group, with 74.88 dollars annual tax relief, a 14 percent cut.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Taxpayers Association
MTA
State Board of Egalization
Treasure State Spelling Bee Becomes Helena Highlight This Saturday
Some 65 young Montana spellers from fifth through eighth grade will converge at the Helena Junior High School auditorium for the Treasure State Spelling Bee. The event, second of its kind sponsored by The Montana Standard and other Lee newspapers, is directed by Robert E. Miller. Contestants include Dan McLean and Patricia Greany among others from Anaconda Deer Lodge and Bozeman. The winner earns an all expenses paid trip to the National Spelling Bee in Washington DC with a prize package for the school. runners up receive trophies and Britannica sets.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Standard
Lee
Robert E. Miller
Helena Independent Record
Patricia Greany
St. Joseph
Dan McLean
Anaconda Junior High
Anaconda
Jim Norris
Parkview
Dillon
Linda Hickman
Jamie MacCalman
Helen O'Elizale
Deer Lodge
Bonnie L Miles
Livingston
Cindy Scott
Holy Rosary
Bozeman
Washington, D.C
Newsmen protest over Lynda Bird Johnson Barranquilla clash
In Barranquilla a clash between Colombian newsmen and the escort for Lynda Bird Johnson sparked protests from El Tiempo the leading Libera party aligned paper. A Tiempo reporter and photographer plan charges of attempted homicide theft and destruction of private property against the escort team.
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Bogota
Colombia
Lynda Bird Johnson
Johnson
el Tiempo
Texas
United States
Liberal Party
Carlos Lieras Restrepo
Tiempo
Lynda Bird
Barranquilla
Miss Johnson
U.S
Secret Service
Washington
Butte Anaconda Weather Update on Page 2
Partly cloudy today with increasing showers in the mountains. High near 55, low about 32. Aged 82 high and 38 low listed in the weather table on Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Hoffa Transferred From Federal Prison to Tennessee
Teamster president James R. Hoffa, 54, was moved from a federal penitentiary by marshals to Chattanooga, Tennessee. He is to attend a hearing on his motion for a new trial. Hoffa was to be transferred early Saturday but was sent to Tennessee late Friday night without notice.
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Lewisburg
UPI
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Federal
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hoffa
WJT quits publication in New York
The World Journal Tribune, the nation’s third largest evening paper, folded Friday after 236 days. Management cited labor union constraints and mandates as a key factor. President Matt Meyer said the paper lost about 700000 dollars a month, making it unable to meet contract costs tied to a recent union settlement. About 2500 employees were told the paper was closed and offices stood still as staff informed families.
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New York
UPI
World Journal Tribune
Matt Meyer
New York Daily News
International Typographical Union
Meyer
Causes Behind Decline of New York Afternoon Papers
The World Journal Tribune fell victim to two main forces: rising costs and labor disputes, and a postwar population shift to suburbs that drew ads away to local suburban papers. Macy's Bloomingdale’s and others opened stores in Long Island and New Jersey suburbs, luring advertisers from NYC papers while The Times and Daily News sustained strong readership.
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New York
World Journal Tribune
Bels
Bloomingdale's
Long Island
Westchester
North Jersey
New York City
New York Times
The
Daily News
the Mirror
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Civic Center
Mister Junior Handiman
Space
Outer Space
Standard State Bureau
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Rose Gertrude
Helena Central High
Lucille Sowerwine
Kathleen Ramey
Helena Senior High
Maynard Olson
WJT
Pers
Macy's
Gim
Herod Tribue
World Telegram
the Sun
Journal American
Brooklyn Eagle
Post
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