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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1967

Page

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Egypt calls on reserves as Sinai border tension rises

Beirut AP report says Egypt orders mobilization of military reserves under Field Marshal Amer to bolster forces facing Israel across 165 miles of Sinai desert. Syria moves 40,000 troops north while UN Emergency Force withdraws after past Suez conflict.

Beirut Lebanon Egypt Israel Adbel Hakim Amer Cairo Sinai Peninsula Sinai Syria United Nations Suez Canal Gamal Abdel Nasser U Thant

Page highlights LBJ school aid program test

Page 6 highlights LBJ administration aid to schools facing a critical test. Page 10 reports Aaron’s home runs powering a victory over the Pirates. Page 11 notes the defending champion qualifying for the Indy 500. Page 16 covers Hong Kong police quelling dozen mob incidents.

Rev. Cone’s body found near crash in Bridger Mountains

The body of Rev. C. E. Cone Jr., 31, was found in the Bridger Mountains 18 miles north of Bozeman after his Cessna 182 crashed into Sacajawea Peak on May 15. His wife Mary, 29, remains missing. their three children were recovered. Volunteers located the body during a nonsearch probe as avalanche danger limited access.

Bozeman C. E. Cone Jr Bridger Mountains Here Cone Sacajawea Peak Mary Chester Johnny Jimmy

Garrison Blames CIA for Obstruction in JFK Probe

New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison charged the CIA with criminal acts and said Oswald did not kill President Kennedy. He accused CIA leaders of using intermediaries to block his investigation and planned to pursue CIA Director Richard Helms if in Louisiana.

New Orleans Jim Garrison Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Central Intelligence Agency Garrison Dallas Tex Kennedy CIA Louisiana Bob Jones Wwl-Tv Jones Richard Helms Warren Commission Soviet Union Oswald Jack Ruby Clay Shaw Shaw Federal Bureau of Investigation

Tax delinquent property goes on auction block June 19

Silver Bow County will offer 140 parcels of tax delinquent property at public auction June 19 at 10 am in Judge James D Freebourn's courtroom. The total appraised value is $37,965 with bids starting at $5,990 on the Beaver Block site and $5,000 on the 401 S Montana lot. High bidders must pay cash or 20 percent upfront, with redeemable parcels for former owners until one hour before sale.

Silver Bow County James D. Freebourn Granite and Main S. Montana

LBJ Faces Trouble in California

President Lyndon B. Johnson encounters political challenges in California as reported by the New York Times. The article outlines shifting support, regional concerns, and potential impacts on national policy amid California’s political landscape.

LBJ California

Mansfield urges showdown in U N on Vietnam peace

Sen. Mike Mansfield urges the Johnson administration to push the United Nations Security Council to address Vietnam peace moves. He says the U N should function in this peril and favors an open session with all major powers, including Communist China and North Vietnam, to decide on next steps. Fulbright cautions Russia might push U N involvement, while Rusk and Johnson weigh possible moves.

Mansfield U.N Vietnam Washington Mike Mansfield D-Mont Johnson Administration U.N. Security Council J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Security Council United Nations United States Council U Thant Pate China North Vietnam National Liberation Front Middle East Fulbright Viet Johnson Nam Found United Native International Organization Tions General Assembly

Butte-Anaconda Weather Report Forecast

Cloudy with light showers and a 40 percent chance of precipitation. High near 73 and a low around 40. An observed high of 45 and a low of 33 are noted for the prior year. Weather table on Page 2.

Butte - Anaconda

Butte Enjoys First Real Spring Day With 78 Degree High

The Montana town basked in sunshine as Sunday brought near perfect spring weather. Doors opened in the business district and residents noted a cheerful mood with a 35 degree low and no precipitation statewide. Cooler days ahead with a chance of rain.

Pythias Butte Phoenix Montana

Butte cleanup enters final collection phase

Butte moves into last phase with debris pick up on Monday and Tuesday. City and county trucks and volunteers will collect debris at designated areas only. No residential pickups. residents must bring rubble to red sign designated sites across city and county.

Butte

War toll climbs past 10000 as Vietnam fighting intensifies

US figures show American dead in Vietnam exceeded 10,000 last week amid heavy fighting along the demilitarized zone. Weekly casualties could set records, with 135 killed and 700 wounded reported so far, and projections suggest 1967 may yield higher totals than previous years.

Saigon Demilitarized Zone Vietnam U.S William C United States

Terry youth dies in auto accident

Delbert Vowel, 15, of Terry, died from injuries after a one car crash on Sixth Street in Miles City. Four others including Edward Norris Terry Taylor and John Roos of Terry and Jackie Theim of Glendive were injured when the car hit a Milwaukee Railroads woolhouse and a timber shattered the windshield. The Montana 1967 fatality toll reached 72.

Miles City Delbert Vowel Terry John Derenburger Sixth St Milwaukee Woolhouse Vowel Edward G. Norris Terry Taylor John Roos Jackie Theim Glendive Montana

U S planes bomb Hanoi power plant and bases in North Vietnam

U S war planes hit Hanoi power plant and two MIG air bases in North Vietnam on Sunday. At least seven MIG fighters damaged and reports say several U S planes were shot down. Heavy fighting in the Demilitarized Zone accompanied the raids as pilots claimed hits on key facilities.

Saigon UPI U.S Hanoi North Vietnam Kep Radio van Dien

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