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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1968

Page

1

Antidraft Crew Faces Butte Brushoff in Public Notice

A Standard staff report recounts Butte residents reacting to anti draft sentiment as city cleaners blast through West Granite street with a Rotary brush, scrubbing mud paint and lines to a spotless noon. The scene captures mixed opinions among youth in the Silver Bow building lobby near the Armed Services Examining Station.

Butte Silver Bow Building Armed Services Examining Station City of Butte

Uncooperative inductee sent home from examining station

A Missoula county youth was declared uncooperative by staff at the Armed Forces Examining Station and did not receive the pre induction physical, mental and moral exams. His papers will be sent back to the Missoula County draft board for action. He advised by officials he could not pass out leaflets against cooperation inside the station.

Missoula County Armed Forces Sta

Traffic kills three in day in Montana

Three people died in three separate Montana highway crashes within 12 hours ending Tuesday morning. Victims were Marvin Osterman of Big Sandy, Frank E. Ehlert Jr. of Winifred, and Donald M. Pugmire of Pocatello Idaho, pushing 1968 state toll to 67.

Montana Marvin Osterman Big Sandy Frank E. Ehlert Jr Winifred Donald M. Pugmire Pocatello Idaho Osterman Marvin Jr

Lynda Bird Robb to Expect First Baby in October

President Johnson's daughter Lynda Bird Robb, aged 24, and her husband Charles S. Robb 28, are expecting their first child in late October. White House press secretary Elizabeth Carpenter announced after Lynda's return from Texas. This will be the couple's first grandchild for President and Mrs. Johnson, whose other daughter Luci and son Patrick Lyndon are already prior family members. Captain Robb leaves for 13 months in Vietnam after the announcement.

Washington Johnson Lynda Bird Robb White House Lynda Charles S. Robb Elizabeth Carpenter Lbj Ranch Texas Capt. Robb Vietnam Carpenter

Church to note 100 years in Deer Lodge

St James Episcopal Church in Deer Lodge will mark its centennial with a seven day series starting June 3. The first service was held July 19, 1868 in the Powell County courthouse by Bishop Daniel Stubble of Helena. A banquet will be held with reservations, and events include open house, youth pizza party, music and a Folk Mass.

Deer Lodge St. James Episcopal Church Bruce MacHenry Powell County Daniel Stuttle Helena MacHenry

Butte Area Ignored as Vo Led Center Editorial

Editorial on Page 4 discusses the Butte area being overlooked as a hub for volunteer led centers. It calls for clearer regional focus and community action to address local needs.

Kennedy and Nixon dominate Nebraska primary results

In Nebraska Kennedy wins Democratic race with about 53 percent of the vote and McCarthy trails. Nixon leads Republicans with 69 percent as Reagan gains about 23. Kennedy calls for unity with McCarthy for upcoming Oregon and California contests, while McCarthy vows to press on.

Omaha Neb Robert F. Kennedy D-Ny Nebraska Eugene J. McCarthy Dminn Richard M. Nixon California Ronald Reagan Kennedy John F. Kennedy McCarthy Oregon Cali Fornia South Dakota Douglas County NBC Nixon CBS ABC Humphrey Johnson Rockefeller Hubert H. Humphrey Democratic Party

Comprehensive plans topic of public health conference

The 50th annual Montana Public Health Association meeting opened with comprehensive health planning as the keynote. Speakers included Nicholas Pohlit Claiborne Brinck Vern Sloul and Dr William Aufranc with delegates present to discuss partnerships and cutting health care costs. John Wilson outlined Montana's advisory council on comprehensive health planning.

Montana Public Health Association Holiday Inn Nicholas Pohlit National Association of Sanitarians Claiborne W. Brinck Helena Montana Vern Sloulin State Board of Health William Aufranc San Francisco Robert Hickman Denver Comprehensive Health Planning Public Health Service Region 8 John Wilson Aufranc Pohlit Hickman Wilson Advisory Council

Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda area

Rain showers today give way to partly cloudy cooler conditions Thursday. Highs around 52 with tonight’s low near 32. Rain chances 60 percent today and 40 percent tonight. Weather table Page 2.

Butte - Anaconda

Viets take hard line in Paris peace talks

North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy declares no ransom to end U S bombing as U S envoy Harriman presses for a basis to move forward. Hanoi calls U S accusations slander while Washington signals tough negotiations ahead as talks resume in France.

Paris North Vietnam U.S Xuan Thuy United States Nguyen van Sao W. Averell Harriman Thuy Harriman France International Conference Center Hanoi South Vietnam Washington Johnson Vietnam Moscow State Radio Red China Mao Tsetung Peking London Michael Stewart Andrei A. Gromyko

Anaconda executive laments strike meddling and labor costs

Anaconda Co. president C. Jay Parkinson warned at a Finlen Hotel luncheon that presidential intervention in labor disputes threatens free collective bargaining. He cited a drifting balance of payments and weak world competitiveness while urging a universal industry-wide settlement could not work for diverse economies.

C. Jay Parkinson Anaconda Co Charles M. Brinckerhoff Finlen Martin K. Hannifan Montana Butte Anaconda Parkinson United

Nine U S planes shot down as Saigon camp overrun

North Vietnamese forces overran a Special Forces camp near Kham Duc causing the loss of nine U S aircraft including a C130 transport carrying about 150 people. The camp 30 miles southwest of Da Nang endured heavy attacks with about 5 000 enemy troops involved.

Saigon Far North U.S Kham Duc da Nang A Shau de Nang Ngoc Tavok

Anaconda Stockholders Meet in Washoe Theater

Four hundred or more Anaconda Co stockholders attend the 73rd annual meeting in Anaconda this morning at 11. William E Quigley and John G Hall of Newark City will present principal addresses. Charles M Brinckerhoff chairs as board chief executive officer.

Anaconda Co Anaconda Washoe Theater C. Jay Parkinson William E. Quigley John G. Hall Newark City Charles M. Brinckerhoff

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