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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1969

Page

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J A Livingston Dies in Butte Hospital

James A. Livingston longtime civic leader and retired executive secretary of the Anaconda Company died late Saturday in a local hospital. He lived at 925 15th and had 50 years in the American Legion and 42 years as secretary of the Montana State Athletic Commission.

James A. Livingston The Anaconda Co Butte Mr. Livingston 15Th American Legion Montana State Athletic Commission

Four Die in Single Car Crash East of Winnett Montana

Four young men from Glendive Lindsay and Wibaux died when a westbound 1968 car on Montana 200 left a curve near Winnett Petroleum County. The victims were William H Aspenlieder Richard W Johnson Wayne E Skogas and William J Kuch. The Montana Highway Patrol said the car wrecked on a curve while heading to Lewistown for the drag racing season opening. The toll rises to 98 for 1969. Burial plans announced with Duggan Mortuary in charge.

Winnett (Ap Montana Winnett Petroleum County William H. Aspenlieder Glendive Richard W. Johnson Wayne E. Skogas Lindsay William J. Kuch Wibaux Milo Aasved Lewistown

FCC awaiting court challenge on pay TV plan

Federal Communications Commission said it will let its proposed pay TV go into operation on schedule. The limited system which the FCC authorized last December faces a court challenge as sources say the agency is at the permitting stage. Pay TV page 2.

FCC Washington (Ap Roy Federal Communicationg

Saturn Joins Space Trash In Solar Orbit After Moon Shot

The S IV B stage from the Saturn rocket that sent Apollo toward the moon is placed on a solar trajectory. It joins about 40 discarded spacecraft circling the sun. Russia’s recent Venus capsules and Apollo moon missions add to the growing ring of objects in space.

New York Earth Moon Venus Apollo Earth-Moon Atlantic Ocean

Anglers greet the 1969 fishing season

A lighthearted start to 1969 fishing season with a playful exchange between two fish and a tease about humans seen along banks and boats. The note invites readers to check Fishing Page 2 for more.

Apollo 10 crew records flawless color Earth views en route to Moon

Apollo 10 astronauts Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan launched on schedule from Florida and showed Earth in color from 23 000 and 35 000 miles as the crew prepared to dock with the lunar lander in a dress rehearsal for a lunar landing.

Space Center, Houston Stafford Young Ceft Cernarr Florida

Awe Inspiring View Of Earth From Apollo 10 TV Signals

New York observers watched the first live color images of Earth from 22 781 miles away on Apollo 10. Col Thomas P Stafford Eugene A Cernan and John W Young guided a clear shot showing North America and a basketball sized Earth in space. The crew narrated dockings and stage separations with startling detail.

New York United States New York City North America Arctic Circle Gulf of Mexico Earth Thomas P. Stafford Air Force Eugene A. Cernan John W. Young Navy

Butte Businessman Stuart Waters Dies at 74

Stuart Waters 74 owner of The Hub men’s clothing store died Sunday in a local hospital. Born April 20 1895 in Redruth Cornwall England he lived most of his life in Butte and belonged to Mountain View Methodist Church.

Stuart Waters Redruth Cornwall England Mr. Waters Butte Mountain View

Weather forecast and obituaries from a Montana paper

Cloudy cooler and rain with a 55 to 32 outlook. Funeral services at 11 Wednesday in Richards Funeral Home for a World War I veteran with burial at Mount Moriah Cemetery. Dolly Truscott of Fromberg and brothers Leonard and Harold Estlick of Butte, plus three grandchildren, are named.

Richards Funeral Home Mount Moriah Dolly Glenn Truscott Fromberg Leonard Harold Estlick Butte

Two bloody battles in Vietnam erupt near Saigon and on Dong Ap Ria

About 1,000 North Vietnamese attacked a U.S. artillery base 40 miles northeast of Saigon as another assault aimed at Dong Ap Ria mountain near the A Shau Valley. U.S. losses included at least 24 killed and up to 89 wounded, with paratroopers of the 101st Airborne sustaining heavy casualties. South Vietnamese and allied forces reported civilian and military casualties from shellings and bombardments across several provinces.

George Esper Saigon U.S Laos Dong Ap Ria Shau 101St U.S. Airborne Division Long Khanh Ho Chi Minh

Apollo 10 at a glance

Apollo 10 mission details list astronauts Thomas P. Stafford John W. Young and Eugene A. Cernan. It aims to orbit the moon for 22 days and send a lunar module to within 9.3 miles of the surface to scout a landing site for Apollo 11. Total cost about 350 million dollars. splashdown ETA May 26 in the South Pacific.

Stafford Snoopy Thomas P. Stafford Space Center Houston Air Force Navy John W. Young Eugene A. Cernan Cernan South Pacific

Laird opposes broader military space role

Secretary Melvin R. Laird said the United States should not expand military participation in space and that the Defense Department should not take over the civilian space effort. He emphasized continued cooperation between military and civilian programs after the Apollo 10 launch and rejected a strictly military space system like Russia.

Washington Melvin R. Laird America Laird S. Space ABC United States

Two Deer Lodge trusties escape from Montana prison

AP report says two trusties at Montana State Prison escaped Sunday night from Rothe Hall on the prison farm. They are Jerry McCrystal 26 from California with a burglary record in Pondora County and Richard Johns 23 from Missouri serving time for receiving money under false pretenses.

Deer Lodge Montana State Prison Jerry McCrystal California Pondora County Richard Johns Missoula Rothe Hall

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