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The Montana Standard Post

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1960

Page

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Parolee Pleads Guilty in Helena Taxi Shooting

Ronald Allen Woods a 22 year old New York State parolee pleaded guilty in justice court to first degree assault with intent to rob in the shooting of Helena cab driver Cecil White near Frontier Town. White is listed as fair and is recovering after being wounded in the neck and back.

Helena New York State Frontier Town Justice Court Ronald Allen Woods Old West John C. Harrison Dave Middlemas Woods Elmire N.Y Cecil White Middlemas Dicates Woods White MacDonald Pass Middleman

Indian Admits He Killed Rival in Dispute Over Girl

Forsyth AP reports 17-year-old Larry Highpine of Lame Deer admitted fatally shooting Thomas Jefferson Crazy Mule 27 during an argument over a girl at a Rosebud Creek party. Highpine faces first degree murder charges. coroner says Crazy Mule died from multiple gunshot wounds. Highpine surrendered after the incident with a rifle later found unused.

Forsyth Justice Court Atty Russell K. Fillner Larry Highpine Lame Deer Fillner District Highpine Thomas Jefferson Crazy Mule Rosebud Creek Road

Driver Dies In River At Whitefish

The body of 31 year old Freddie H Trowbridge of Whitefish was recovered from the Whitefish River after his late model car left the highway and plunged into the water. A SCUBA diver recovered the body and police said the car traveled 600 feet before hitting a guard post and sliding down a 30 foot embankment. Authorities could not determine if death was by drowning or head injuries. He was employed at the Anaconda Co plant in Columbia Falls since 1955. This marked the third auto fatality in Flathead County this year and lifted the 1960 death toll to 61.

Kalispell Whitefish Whitefish River Freddie H. Trowbridge Bill Walterskirchen Flathead County Rescue Association Walterskirchen Trowbridge Montana Highway Patrol Throwbridge Columbia Falls Anaconda Co Flathes

Silver Bow County to Use 106 Voting Machines in Primary

Silver Bow County will deploy 106 voting machines across 43 precincts for Tuesday's primary election. Precinct No 35 will use five machines for 1,188 registered voters, while other precincts vary from one to four machines. Five precincts will use paper ballots. Officials plan daytime voting to ease crowds and 10 hour polling. A training program and a demonstrator machine are available for voters.

Silver Bow County William T. Duckham Duckham

Heat kills over 100000 chickens in Sonoma County

Virgil Statton, Sonoma County farm adviser, reports more than 100000 chickens valued at about 150000 dollars died from Thursday’s extreme heat in Petaluma and surrounding areas.

Petaluma Calif Sonoma County Virgil Statton

Mine-Mill Chief Says NLRB To Hold Hearings

Jack Clark president of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers said in Butte that the National Labor Relations Board will proceed against Anaconda Co on charges of violating the Taft Hartley Act. He noted the NLRB advised a complaint and hearings will be held in Butte and Anaconda within three weeks. The charges, filed during the copper strike, allege illegal activities by the company in Anaconda and Great Falls.

Jack Clark International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Butte National Labor Relations Board Anaconda Co Clark NLRB Anaconda Great Falls

Harold Rickman Hurt in Butte Auto Crash

Harold B. Rickman 48 a Butte insurance adjuster and former Helena policeman was seriously injured Friday when his car left U S Highway 91 along Woodville Hill near the Rainbow Motel. A physician said he likely has a fractured vertebra and he is hospitalized at St James.

Harold B. Rickman Butte Helena Rickman St. James Hospital Sherman Woodville Hill U.S. Highway 91 Rainbow Motel

Fifteen Die In Spain Lightning Storms

Madrid reports fifteen people killed as violent storms and lightning strike across Spain over the past two days. The Meteorological Department released the toll and details of casualties.

Madrid Spain Meteorological Department

A Child Shall Lead Neighbors Help Clarence

Akron Ohio AP. Clarence Hathaway a five year old boy in a blind and deaf family becomes their eyes and ears. He helps his parents Harold and Geor gia manage their three room cottage in Stow. On Saturday he will receive a room of his own marking his step into responsibility and independence.

Akron, Ohio Clarence Hathaway Harold Georgia Clarence Stow

Montana Weekend Weather Outlook by Regions

Montana east expects fair warm spells with part cloudy skies and scattered afternoon showers. Highs range 60 to 80 with Saturday night lows 40 to 50 and a cooler Sunday with possible thunderstorms. Montana west remains mostly warm and partly to mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers. Highs near 80 Saturday, 68 to 75 Sunday.

Montana

Alumni to fete graduates of Mines tonight

Montana School of Mines celebrates its sixtieth commencement with an Alumni Association banquet at the Finlen Hotel at 7 p.m. The next day a luncheon at the Butte Country Club at 12:30 p.m. will honor graduates followed by class photos and rehearsal. Commencement begins at 8 p.m. in the Library Museum Building with Wayne E. Grenn of Continental Oil Co delivering the address. Degrees awarded include 33 undergraduate, 9 master's, 4 professional and 1 doctorate. Dr Reno Sales will be cited.

Montana School of Mines Finlen Hotel Butte Country Club Library-Museum Wayne E. Grenn Houston Continental Oil Co Reno Sales

Khrushchev Attacks Eisenhower and Adenauer in News Conference

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev criticized President Eisenhower as weak and lacking willpower and condemned Konrad Adenauer as crazy. He offered backhand praise for Richard Nixon while faulting Secretary Dulles for foolish actions. Khrushchev warned of a dark and dangerous period in world affairs and suggested Nixon might become a favorable president for the Soviets.

Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower Konrad Adenauer Richard M. Nixon Dulles Khrushchev Nixon White House Adenauer

Woman Survives Six Day Ordeal After Plane Crash

Janet Robertson a 25 year old San Francisco secretary survived six days after a plane crash that killed her fiance Jack Steele 34. They had departed San Carlos Airport for Las Vegas refueling in Fresno. The crash occurred near Hackett Meadow 8600 feet as Steele attempted to clear a peak. Robertson later reached Sequoia National Park ranger station by helicopter and was hospitalized with fractured ribs lacerations and exposure. Steele's body was recovered by ground party from the crash site. There was no food aboard the single engine plane.

Porterville Calif San Francisco Janet Robertson Jack Steele Chemical Company Hackett Meadow Miss Robertson Steele San Carlos Las Vegas Fresno Upper Hackett Meadow

Boy survives 15 days beside wrecked plane in Manitoba

Walter Sedor, 9, spent 15 days beside his father's body after a plane crash 12 miles from Flin Flon, Manitoba. He survived on roots and rain water until a helicopter found him and later recovered the victims, pilot Ken Harrison and father Steve Sedor.

Flin. Flon Man Flnn Flon Walter Sedor Winnipeg Steve Sedor Ken Harrison Walter

India seeks master pen designer to fix ink blobs

New Delhi reports the government aims to hire an international master pen designer to prevent fountain pens from blotting and staining users. An official source confirms India makes about 15 million pens annually and seeks design expertise abroad.

New Delhi India Apindia

Top Democrats Denounce Attack on Ike

Washington AP report notes Khrushchev accused Eisenhower of fearing a reunified Germany. White House rejects the claim as untrue. Johnson and other Democrats condemn Khrushchev’s remarks, suggesting Soviet internal trouble and potential strains with Red China.

Ike Washington Nikita Khrushchev Eisenhower United States Germany White House Anne Wheaton Khrushchev East West Germany

DAV Pledges Aid for Montana Soldiers Home Expansion

Montana Disabled American Veterans adopted a resolution at the 39th annual Butte convention urging state action to expand the Old Soldiers Home at Columbia Falls. Gene Naegele urged a $150,000 to $200,000 appropriation for a 30 room dormitory to house more than 100 veterans. Delegates met in Lodge Hall as business sessions continued with elections and a Saturday banquet planned. Thomas W. Mahan of Helena spoke at the session.

Montana Old Soldiers Home Columbia Falls Butte Gene Naegele Lakeside The American Legion Naegele Lodge Hall W. Broadway

Red Lodge Youth Named Montana Star Farmer of 1960

Eddie Miller, 18, Red Lodge graduate, earned the 1960 Star State Farmer honor at the Montana FFA leadership conference in Bozeman. He won a $200 FFA Foundation award and led farm livestock focus, with top honors for other specialties and several $100 or $200 scholarships. Top teams earned trips to major national shows while high individual judges included Frank Crabtree, Joe Donahue, and Bob Casne.

Red Lodge Dillon Three Forks Bozeman Eddie Miller Montana Future Farmers of America Miller FFA FFA Foundation Star State Doug Mitchell Chinook Gale Jellum Glasgow Lyle E. Brist Kalispell Sears- Roebuck Foundation Bob Casne Gary Romness Missoula Carter Fritz Lennie Drugge Duane Marshall Union Pacific Railroad Lee Conner Bernard Jensen Polson Kansas City Lewistown National Dairy Congress Waterloo Iowa Fairfield National Western Livestock Show Denver Absarokee Minneapolis Grain Exchange Frank Crabtree Joe Donahue

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