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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1968

Page

1

Johnson orders bombing halt in Vietnam effort

President Johnson announced a halt to all bombardment of North Vietnam beginning 8 a.m. Friday, with allied governments and Hanoi notified. Paris talks set for Nov. 6 with South Vietnam at the table and the NLF invited. U.S. officials warn the pause is not peace and violations could trigger retaliation.

Washington Johnson North Vietnam Vietnam Hanoi Paris South National Liberation Front NLF Viet Cong White House Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Nixon Humphrey U.S North

Silver Bow tax hike hits most districts this year

Silver Bow County faces higher tax bills as the millage rises in several districts while some areas show small changes. School districts drive most of the increase with District No. 1 up from 102.61 to 123.28 mills, while the county and city levies show modest shifts.

Silver Bow County Rocker-Ramsay Silver Bow Divide Columbia Gardens Butte Walkerville Rocker Ramsay

Supreme Court Reverses Anaconda Prisoner Release

Montana Supreme Court reversed a Deer Lodge County order releasing Billy Wade Patton. Patton faced multiple dismissed Montana complaints and an Oklahoma charge after habeas corpus discharged him in Anaconda. The court noted potential undisclosed matters in the district court record and questioned lack of hearings.

Helena Montana Supreme Court Billy Wade Patton Patton Butte Bozeman Anaconda Deer Lodge County Supreme Court Montana Deer Lodge Oklahoma

Page notices and notable events across sections

Miss These Page 4 Lucinda Desha Robb six days old and mother leave hospital. Page 12 Ramon Novarro found slain in Hollywood. Page 17 Secretary Udall hails completion of Montana Yellowtail Dam.

Lucinda Desha Robb Mother Ramon Novarro Hollywood Udall Montana Yellowtail Dam

Taxes due by Nov. 30 in 1968 69 payments

County Treasurer J Emmett Jones served legal notice that first half 1968 69 taxes are due by 5 p m November 30. Delinquent taxes incur 2 percent penalty plus 2 thirds of 1 percent monthly interest. Second half due by May 31 with same penalties. Payments at the county courthouse in person by mail or messenger. Personal checks accepted for taxes though not for other obligations.

J. Emmett Jones Montana Standard Treaurer Jones

Mansfield says bombing halt talked with Johnson during Yellowtail ceremony

Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield says he discussed a possible bombing halt with President Johnson two weeks earlier and calls the news encouraging. Senator Everett Dirksen and Representative McCormack joined the call during Yellowtail Dam dedication in Montana. Olsen and Kelleher also comment on peace prospects and Saigon’s role in Paris talks. Secretary of State Murray urges nationwide support for Johnson’s cease bombing order.

Billings Senate Mike Mansfield D-Mont Johnson North Vietnam Mansfield Montana Yellowtail Hardin Everett M. Dirksen R-Nl John W. McCormac D-Mass House Saigon Paris Arnold Olsen Missoula Olsen Congress Robert Kelleher Frank Murray Free World

Greek Premier George Papandreou Dies at 80

Former Greek prime minister George Papandreou died at age 80 after emergency surgery for a peptic ulcer. He led Greece as premier three times and remained a central figure in politics.

Athens George Papandreou Greece

Montana economist defends sales tax figures amid rival estimate

Helena AP reports Dr. William D. Diehl of the University of Montana defended his $63.7 million gross revenue estimate for a 3 percent sales tax in the first biennium. He contrasted it with Maurice C. Taylor of Montana State University who estimated $26.82 million, noting Taylor's approach ignores business purchases taxed. Diehl said about one third of revenue may come from businesses and cited exemptions for gasoline groceries drugs and farm supplies.

Maurice C. Taylor Department of Economics Montana State University Bozeman Governor’s Office Diehl Taylor United States

Montana sales tax burden figures questioned by officials

State Sen. Bill Groff and Dr. William Diehl released calculations showing the proposed Montana sales tax would cost a family of four about 165 more annually, or 41.25 per person, after adjustments. Diehl noted 15 to 25 percent of revenue is paid by businesses, reducing individual totals to 30.94 per year or 123.75 per year.

Helena Montana Bill Groff Victor Groff Senate Finance and Claims Committee Senate William Diehl Groff Diehl Tim Babcock University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research

State Toll Rises to 238 With New Fatality

Montana Highway Patrol added James Gerard Sr. 49 of Cut Bank to the state road toll after he died of injuries from a two car crash near Cut Bank on Sept 20. The toll reached 238, down from 243 a year earlier.

Helena Montana Highway Patrol James Gerard Sr Cut Bank Gerard

Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Through Saturday

Fair skies continue with cool temps in Butte Anaconda through Saturday. Daytime highs near 53 with low around 20 tonight and no showers expected. A year ago temperatures were 46 and 41.

Butte-Anaconda

Decision meets Butte residents on bombing halt

Butte residents react to the halt in bombing in North Vietnam. Some see political expediency as a step toward peace while others hope for a successful outcome. Local quotes reflect relief and curiosity about army plans and future Vietnam conditions.

North Vietnam Butte Roy A. Anderson Argyle Standard Charles T. Brady Princton Paris Rick Foote Harvard Foote California Vietnam Tom Cullinan W. Granite

Money needs and politics in the Montana governor race

Gov Tim Babcock and rival Atty Gen Forrest Anderson diverge on new money needs for the next biennium with estimates from 45 million apart. Montgomery offers a middle ground around 50 million, citing MAP figures and proposed programs.

Montana Tim Babcock Forrest Anderson Wayne Montgomery Jerry Holloron Daniel J. Foley Standard State Bureau Helena Atty Babcock Anderson William Groff Victor Montgomery Council For Financial Responsibility

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