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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1964

Page

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Goldwater Hits Demos As Enemy Of Social Security In Great Falls

Barry Goldwater blasted Democratic foes over social security while in Great Falls praising Reps and Senators and opposing Supreme Court reapportionment. He urged delay via the Dirksen amendment and warned that a national bid for equal population representation could empower eastern corruptities. He flew in from Boise and spoke at the fairgrounds in steady rain.

Demos Barry Great Falls Lbj West East Goldwater Congress Supreme Court Boise Minneapolis Blewett James F. Battin Rmont Fairgrounds Babcock Battin House of Representatives Jim Battin Senate Mike Mansfield Barry Goldwater Arizona

Dora Dying After Destructive Flutter Through Florida

Hurricane Dora weakened after roaring through St. Augustine and Jacksonville causing widespread floods and power outages. Winds peaked near 100 mph with an eight foot tide. damage runs into tens of millions. Gov Bryant sought federal disaster aid as Brunswick Georgia felt its worst hit in years.

Reid G. Miller ST. Augustine, Fla Dora Florida St. Augustine Jacksonville Gulf National Hurricane Center Miami California Florida Panhandle Tallahassee Weather Bureau Farris Bryant Brunswick

Senate to reopen Baker probe amid campaign season

The Senate voted 75 to 3 to reopen the Bobby Baker case, directing the rules committee to investigate a $25,000 kickback allegedly funneled to the Kennedy Johnson 1960 campaign. Republicans failed to seize control of the probe, while Sen. Mansfield led the motion amid a charged partisan clash.

Washington UPI Senate Bobby Baker Rules Committee Baker Pat McNamara D-Mich Thruston B. Morton Hugh Scott Mike Mansfield

Senate blocks bid to halt debate on reapportionment

The Senate defeated a move to end debate on reapportionment and rejected delaying court ordered redistricting. Dirksen sought to attach a time delaying amendment to a $3.3 billion foreign aid bill to avert a presidential veto.

Jerry T. Baulch Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois George D. Aiken Dirksen Congress

Montana Democrats Draft 1964 Platform in Lewistown

Montana Democrats began shaping their 1964 platform during a three day Lewistown meeting as presidential rivals Barry Goldwater Lyndon Johnson and Lester Pearson visit sites in Montana. The Platform Committee led by Sen. Dave Manning plans to convene Friday with registration day under way and party leaders to elect officials and set planks through Saturday night.

Lewistown Montana Barry Goldwater Great Falls Lyndon B. Johnson Lester Pearson Dave M. Manning Hysham

Raff Named President of Northwest Electric Group

Colin W. Raff of Butte Montana was elected president of the Northwest Electric Light and Power Association at its annual convention in Sun Valley Idaho. Raff already serves as vice president of Montana Power Co succeeding R F Plymire of Bellevue Washington.

Sun Valley, Idaho Colin W. Raff Butte Mont Northwest Electric Light & Power Association Raff Montana Power Co R. F. Plymire Bellevue Wash Puget Sound Power & Light

High Court Hears Arguments in Tax Dispute

Silver Bow County and the Salvation Army clash over penalties and interest on delinquent taxes from 1940 to 1953. The Montana Supreme Court weighs whether lack of an itemized notice voids penalties, with counsel for the county and the Salvation Army presenting arguments.

High Court Salvation Army Silver Bow County Atty Robert J. Holland George P. Sarsfield Kendrick Smith Klemen Butte Klemo Montana Holland

Wheeler Challenges Government On War Spending And Lives

Former U S Senator Burton Wheeler told Butte Rotarians that the government must justify where money and lives are spent. He cited American service members killed wounded and captured in Vietnam and asked if the nation is truly at war. He spoke nonpartisanly noting policy differences between parties only in this campaign.

Frank Quinn Standard Post U.S Burton K. Wheeler Butte North Viet Nam Wheeler Butte Rotary Club K. C. Boulter

Juvenile Nabbed In Burglary In Butte Weekend Case

A 17-year-old Butte youth was detained for questioning in a burglary wave during Labor Day weekend and two later prowls. Police found four cartons of cigarettes three extra brands and $1.21 in coins on him and four accompanying girls. A 16-year-old was also questioned and the suspect was handed to juvenile authorities.

Butte Robert Russell John Gasper Maurice Mulcahy Russell Joe

Pocahontas Convention Opens in Butte Finlen Hotel

The annual Degree of Pocahontas convention begins Friday at 9 a.m. in the Sil ver Bow Ballroom with registration. Irene Hauke of Philipsburg will be installed as Great Pocahontas Saturday at 9 p.m. replacing Neily Garland of Butte. Activities include a Friday smorgasbord and an 8 p.m. party in the Silver Bow Ballroom.

Finlen Silver Bow Irene Hauke Philipsburg Red Wing Council No Neily Garland Butte Hiawatha Council No Juanita Council Anaconda Redwing Council Sacajawea Butte and Hiawatha Treasure State Room Silver Bow Ballroom

Goldwaters Welcome in Montana amid crowding runway

Peggy Goldwater, wife of Senator Barry Goldwater, steps from the Yiabikin Indian in Great Falls under cloudy skies. After a welcome by Mayor Marian Erdmann, she recalls meeting Barry in Phoenix and their early life, noting no major crises aside from a kitchen dispute.

Great Falls UPI Montana Marian Erdmann Goldwater Arizona Barry

Weather outlook for Butte region through Saturday

The forecast calls for fair weather in Butte and Anaconda through Saturday with a slight warming trend. Highs near 60 today and 50 to 65 Friday, 60 to 70 west of Divide, with lows ranging from 28 to 38. A frost warning is issued east of Divide for Thursday night with lows 25 to 35.

Butte Divide

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