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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1964

Page

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Humphrey Opens VP Campaign With Johnson Praise

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey kicked off his bid for the Democratic vice presidential nomination in Minneapolis urging leadership over words and lauding Lyndon B. Johnson. He contrasted Johnson with Barry Goldwater and warned against disunity and discord within parties. He spoke at the University of Minnesota and planned further appearances in Waverly.

Minneapolis Minn Hubert H. Humphrey America Lyndon B. Johnson Minnesota Humphrey Johnson Barry Goldwater Arizona Waverly University of Minnesota Se Ya

Twin murder shocks Great Falls grocer and wife

Great Falls police and Mountain Patrol deputies search for clues in the killings of James Arrotta and Lois Arrotta, a grocer and his wife with seven children. The couple were bound and stabbed after a suspected robbery, with the killer failing to open the store safe due to a time lock.

Great Falls UPI James Arrotta Lois Arrottas Arretta Sheriff's Mountain Patrol Arrotta

Miller Attacks Humphrey in GOP Vice Presidential Kickoff

Rep. William E. Miller opened his campaign for the vice presidency in Lockport New York with a sharp attack on Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey and support from Barry Goldwater. A crowd of more than 20 000 at the Niagara County Fairgrounds heard Miller accuse Humphrey of backing a foreign socialist program via ADA while promising audience engagement and repeated quips about Lyndon Johnson.

Lockport N.Y William E. Miller Barry Goldwater Bill Miller Goldwater Miller Hubert H. Humphrey U.S Sheriff's Niagara County Fairgrounds Humphrey Americans For Democratic Action ADA Southeast Asia Lyndon Johnson Lyndon Jonson Niagara Falls Here Washington Niagaran Phoenix Ariz

OGO Space Laboratory Faces Apparent Failure

Cape Kennedy observers report OGO the Orbiting Geophysical Observatory failed to unfold two experimental booms and a 30 foot relay antenna after launch Friday night. Scientists from Goddard plan return to base to study malfunctions and attempt to revive the craft with a final chance Monday.

Cape Kennedy Fla Ameri Goddard Space Flight Center Maryland Scien Tists OGO George Cleghorn Nimbus Relay I Orbiting Geophysical Observatory Rosman N.C Earth

President General to Visit Butte for DAR State Meet

Marion Moncure Duncan of Alexandria Virginia, the DAR president general, will arrive in Butte Friday for the Montana Society DAR state meeting. The event at Finlen Hotel Saturday begins at 9 30 a.m. with Mrs. A D Serrells as hostess. Mrs Theodore Cox of Great Falls will attend among 50 to 75 members from 14 chapters to greet Mrs Duncan.

Marion Moncure Duncan Alexandria Butte Montana Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Finlen Hotel Silver Bow A. D. Serrells Theodore Cox Great Falls Duncan Robert V. H. Duncan Alexandria Realtor John Alexander Virginia Society Virginia Children of the American Revolution National Society of the Dar

Police Close Butte Lounge After Stamp Violation

Butte police led by Asst. Chief John O Leary and Deputy William Duckham closed the Peppermint Lounge at 824 E Park. Arthur Lee Bishop also known as Michael Torrence Bishop was taken into custody for lacking a federal retail liquor dealer stamp. Bishop was arraigned before U S Commissioner Lewis Rotering with a preliminary hearing set. A large amount of liquor was confiscated and the bar padlocked with two treasury agents aiding in the arrest.

Butte Asst John O'Leary William Duckham Park O'Leary Arthur Lee Bishop Michael Torrence Bishop Bishop U. S Lewis Rotering Duckham Treasury

Rockhounds Draw 2 500 at Butte Show

More than 2 500 people attended the Northwest Federation Mineral and Gem Show at the Civic Center with an expected 10 000 by Monday afternoon. Exhibits from US dealers and international guests showcased agates jade opal and carved gems while judges prepared for Sunday award announcements.

Elwood Rees Twin Falls Idaho Butte Show Frank Quinn Standard-Post Northwest Federation Civic Center

Beaverhead County Fair closes with grand champions named

Crowds thronged the Beaverhead County Fair under sunny skies as Claris Bolick of Dillon won the grand champion senior showman title and Linda Jardine earned the grand champion junior showman trophy. Fair Manager Allen Walton noted 1963's high entry count, with final figures expected to rise. 4H and FFA fatstock were auctioned Saturday night by H B Sager of Bozeman as the pavilion stayed full.

Dillon Beaverhead Claris Bolick Carl Bolick Linda Jardine Bruce Jardine Allen Walton Fairgrounds FFA H. B. Sager Bozeman

4-H Horse Judging Opens Saturday Show Schedule

Saturday began with judging 4-H horses and the FFA and 4-H livestock contest. Bleachers and grandstand were full for the horse show, kids program, and crowning of the grand champion showman in the 4 H and FFA divisions.

FFA

Public Schools Open Tuesday In Anaconda

Anaconda public schools will open Tuesday with James E. Gardner announcing the start. Parochial schools began August 31. Teachers report at 8 and pupils at 11 in the morning. Senior and junior high start at regular times. Beaver Dam School at Opportunity opens Wednesday with pupils at 8:45. Bevy of grades meet at 8:15 for older students and 9 for younger in Byron Lincoln Washington and Dwyer.

Anaconda James E. Gardner Beaver Dam Byron Lincoln Washington Dwyer

Senate Leaders condemn Miller speech as vicious and deceitful

Senate Majority Leader Mansfield calls Rep. Miller's attack on Sen. Humphrey one of the most vicious false and malicious documents in American political history. House Speaker McCormack accuses Miller of deceit and half truths as he campaigns in Lockport, charging Humphrey opposed China recognition and supported Castro resistance.

Washington Senate House William F. Miller Miller Hubert H. Humphrey Mike Mansfield D-Mont Humphrey Sen Rep Mansfield John McCormack D-Mass Lockport N.Y Congress American For Democratic Action Capitol Sen. Humphrey McCormack Democratic National Committee China Panama Canal Viet Nam

Turn Clocks Back Monday in Butte and Anaconda

Clocks in Butte and Anaconda set back one hour on Labor Day September 7 to switch from DST to Mountain Standard Time. Anaconda Copper mines and plants in Butte shift to MST at 7 a.m. Tuesday September 8 as DST becomes 6 a.m. All company mines close Sunday and Labor Day except Clyde E. Weed Concentrator which runs until 8 a.m. Labor Day DST and closes until 8 a.m. Tuesday MST.

Butte Anaconda DST Anaconda Co Clyde E. Weed

Fire Weather Update for Butte Anaconda Area

Partly to mostly cloudy today and tonight with showers late Monday. Highs around 70, lows near 38. Sunday cool with 50 to 55 northwest and 55 to 70 south and east. Monday highs 60 to 75. West of Divide fair through Monday, little temperature change. table notes 12 hour highs, 18 hour lows, and 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p.m. Saturday.

Butte-Anaconda Butte Divide

Holiday Death Toll Rising During Labor Day Weekend

National Safety Council data show a record pace for holiday fatalities at the start of the Labor Day weekend. Through Monday, 175 deaths were reported in traffic, boating and drowning, with 163 by 6 p.m. Sunday and a forecasted total near 557 for the period.

Associated Press Papasee Einai Atta National Safety Council

Airman Drowns In Holter Lake

A 19 year old airman from Malmstrom Air Force Base drowned after a wave capsized a nine foot wooden boat on Holter Lake twenty miles north of Helena. David Merrick of Eugene Michigan disappeared after letting go his boat while Ronald McKeller 21 helped and was pulled from the water. Witnesses alerted Sheriff Middleman and rescue crews planned a Sunday body recovery. This marked the first Montana death of Labor Day weekend.

Wolf Creek Malmstrom Air Force Base Holter Lake Helena David Merrick Eugene Mich Merrick Ronald McKeller Great Falls McKeller Dave Middleman Lewis and Clark County Holter Montana

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