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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1962

Page

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Senate Sidetracks Voting Rights Bill

The Senate halted the administration's voting rights bill to a party line vote of 49 to 34 ending three weeks of debate. Democrats and Republicans split, with a one to one civil rights tally for the year as southern opposition held and a textile bill became the vehicle for shelving rights legislation.

Senate Washington UPI Mike Mansfield Erners Mansfield Kennedy Richard B. Russell D-Ga

Fire damages uptown Butte shop and bank building

A seven story Metals Bank building fire threatened Ward's Appliance Mart causing about 15000 in damage to the neighbor and minor damage to the bank. Fire chief said origin in a rear room with a long response by 20 firefighters and off duty officers aiding traffic. The blaze disrupted Park Street traffic as crews fought smoke filled interior and vented the building.

Ward's Appliance Mart Metals Bank Metals Bank Bldg Ward W. Park John McCarthy Metals Bank and Trust Co Ward’s Park Street Park and Main State Savings and Realty West Park Street Oldtimers Recall Walkover Shoe Walker's Bar

Thailand Accepts U S Military Help Amid Regional Tensions

Bangkok reports the Thai government approves U S Marines and additional ground and air forces to reinforce Thailand. About 4 000 American troops move to help defend against alleged pro Communist incursions from Laos as SEATO exercises inform future positioning. The arrival begins at 7 am local time with Marines landing from Seventh Fleet units in the Gulf of Siam.

Washington UPI Kennedy U.S Thailand Russia Laos Bangkok Anatoly F. Dobrynin State Department Dean Rusk Rusk Dobrynin Pathet Lao Lincoln White Soviet Union United States U. S

Former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Fired Over Estes Ties

Washington report says James T. Ralph, 36, was dismissed from the Agriculture Department after disclosures of dealings with Billie Sol Estes and charges of using Estes credit for long distance calls. President Kennedy stood by Secretary Freeman amid Republican pressure over Estes ties.

Billie Estes Texas Solon Washington UPI James T. Ralph Agriculture Department Billie Sol Estes Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Ralph Yarborough Estes Kennedy Freeman Department Ralph Philippines Justice Department Allen J. Ellender Senate Agriculture Committee

Worcester Dies Suddenly Metallurgist at 67

Samuel A. Worcester 67 retired Anaconda Co metallurgist died suddenly near Whitehall while en route to Thermopolis Wyoming after car trouble. He lived at 1115 W Woolman and was active in Boy Scouts and stamp rock collecting. Survivors include son Samuel A Jr and grandson Steven. wife Ebba died two years ago.

Samuel A Tobby) Worcester Anaconda Co Whitehall Mr. Worcester Thermopolis Wyo W. Woolman Ohio Worcester Colorado Denver University Butte Montana School of Mines First Presbyterian Church Mines Alumni Association American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers Ebba Fred Samuel A. Jr Steven Worcoer Albany Ore Clarence Charles Leonard White

Anaconda Co Stockholders Meet Today

Stockholders of the Anaconda Company assemble at 11 o clock in the Anaconda Employees Club in Anaconda for the annual meeting. Speakers include Clyde E Weed chairman of the board Charles M Brinckerhoff president William Wraith Jr assistant vice president and Francis Holderreed director of extractive metallurgical research. Three directors will be elected to the 10 member board and terms expiring this year belong to Brinckerhoff Edward S McGlone and Maurice Newton.

Anaconda Co Anaconda Clyde E. Weed Charles M. Brinckerhoff William Wraith Jr New York Francis Holderreed Extractive Metallurgical Brinckerhoff Edward S. McGlone Maurice Newton Hallgarten and Co

John J. Holmes to be laid to rest in Helena ceremoney

John J. Holmes former Montana state auditor will be buried in Great Falls Wednesday after funeral services in St Helena Cathedral Helena. He served Montana for 29 years at the State Capitol where he lay in state six hours with guards at the casket and floral tributes. Governor Babcock proclaimed mourning and flags flew at half mast on capitol grounds as Holmes bid farewell.

Statehouse Holmes Tim Babcock Capitol

Governor to name Republican state auditor in Montana

Gov Tim Babcock will appoint a Republican to serve as Montana state auditor until Jan 7 1963 to succeed the late John J Holmes who held the post since 1933. The appointee may also stand as the GOP nominee at the Helena convention June 23-24 and seek election on Nov 6.

Standard Post State Bureau Helena Montana Tim Babcock John J. Holmes Holmes Babcock GOP

89 to Graduate Next Week At Butte Central

Brother J. C. O'Donnell announces 89 senior candidates for graduation from Boys Central High School. Commencement is at 8 pm Wednesday May 23 in the Columbia Gardens Pavilion with Rt. Rev. D. P. Meade presiding and Rev. Robert McCarthy delivering the address.

Butte Central J. C. O'Donnell Boys Central High School Columbia Gardens Pavilion D. P. Meade Missoula

Weather Outlook For Butte And Divide Regions

Mostly cloudy with showers in Butte today and tonight, high 46, low 33. East of Divide expect showers Wed and Thu with highs 48 to 58 and lows 35 to 45. West of Divide see mountain snow and scattered showers to Thursday, highs 50 to 60 and lows 35 to 40. Precipitation data covers 24 hours to 5 p.m. Tuesday.

Butte Divide

Couple fined after car collision dispute in Lafayette

Arthur Eldridge and Donna Belle Eldridge were fined $20 and costs in Municipal Court after a family squabble saw each drive into the other's car.

Lafayette, Ind UPI Arthur Eldridge Donna Belle

County moves toward metropolitan storm sewer district

County commissioners advance plans for a metropolitan storm and sanitary sewer district in Silver Bow County. The project aims to fund a $2.711 million system largely via a $1.357 million county assessment plus a federal grant, with a 20 year bond repayment and per square foot assessments.

Minneapolis Dorsey, Owen, Marquart, Windhurst West Butte Walkerville Blacktail Creek Silver Bow Park Farargut and Cornell Avenues Harrison, Hill and Lexington Avenues Silver Bow Creek Silver Bow Blacktail Creeks

Chamber press hopes for fast sewer district action

Butte chamber leaders urge rapid creation of a metropolitan storm and sewer district in Silver Bow County. A letter to chamber manager H A McGrath cites that district formation procedures were not properly advertised, delaying progress till a legal entity exists.

Butte Chamber of Commerce Silver Bow County Chamber H. A. McGrath Metro Sanitary and Storm Sewer District No. 1

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