Butte Man Dies After Two Car Crash On US10
Edward J. Tracy 54 of 1603 Phillips Ave died Thursday in a local hospital from massive lung hemorrhaging after a Monday collision on US10 west of Butte. Mrs. Carolyn Sterrett 36 of Ramsay was injured with head and facial injuries and shows improvement. Tracy’s death raises Montana’s 1965 highway toll to 190 with four fatalities that day. another Butte resident Arvo Pakka had died earlier.
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Ramsay
Butte
Montana
Tracy
Arvo Pakka
S. Idaho
Andy Aleksich
Carolyn Sterrett
Silver Bow General Hospital
Donald A. Peterson
Collision Kills Three On Snowy U S 10 Bridge Near Big Timber
In Montana a car and a tanker collided on a snow slicked bridge on U S 10 east of Big Timber. Two men and a three month old adopted son Rex Richardson of Seattle died along with Rudolph Anderson. The tanker broke loose into the creek after ripping out cement siding. road oil spill blocked the highway until cleared.
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BIG Timber
Mont
UPI
U. S. 10
Here
Christopher Richardson
Seattle
Rex
Rudolph Anderson
Highway Department
Richardson
Anderson
Virginia
Health board halts Butte area building boom over sewage
Silver Bow County faces a stop to expansion as the State Board of Health demands adequate sewage facilities before further building. Dr. John S. Anderson notes raw sewage discharges into Blacktail and Silver Bow Creeks south of Butte and warns projects already begun or planned could be halted.
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Lewis T. Poole
Standard Post
Staite
Ing
John S. Anderson
Health Board
Blacktail
Bell
Silver Bow
Butte
Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow Creek
Blacktail Deer Creek
Injunction Sought Over Metro Sewer Plan in Butte Case
A Silver Bow County taxpayer Tillie Duffy files a district court complaint seeking an injunction against the Metro Sewer District. The suit asks to restrain further sewer plan actions, halt assessments, and exclude Duffy’s property from the district. Local officials expect no early restraining order and plan continued sewer progress.
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Metro Sewer District
Silver Bow County
Tillie Duffie
Tillie Duffy
Garrison
James D. Freebourn
Mark P. Sullivan
Duffy
Metro
Hubert J. Johnson
Gary F. Garrett
County Board
Butte
Page 2 headlines Highlight halt in publication
New York papers suspend certain pages whileresidents watch national events. Butte reservists shown in action and regional scout leaders meet near town while major league teams Giants and Red Sox chase wins across the season.
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Butte
Snakes and
Gators
New Orleans
Giants
Bosox Morehead
Cleveland Indians
Early Montana Winter Delivers Shivering Residents
The second day of Montana’s early winter left residents shivering and created hazardous driving conditions statewide. The Weather Bureau predicted rising temperatures Friday with highs of 35 to 45 degrees and snowfalls of up to eight inches.
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United Press International
Montana
Weather Bureau
Idaho Educator Named Eastern Montana College President
Dr. Stanley J. Heywood, 40, dean of Idaho State University College of Education, was chosen Thursday as president of Eastern Montana College in Billings. Effective Jan 1, the post pays 19000 annually plus a residence. Heywood is the only candidate without Montana ties. He succeeds Herbert L. Steele, who resigned Aug 31 for a federal post.
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Helena
Stanley J. Heywood
College of Education
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Heywood
Montana
Franklin G. Mastler
San Francisco
Wesley Caspers
Dillon
Vernon O. Sletten
Missoula
Tim Babcock
EMC
Montana University System
University Regents
Edward W. Nelson
Billings Chapter
American Association of University Professors
Herbert L. Steele
Lincoln J. Atkins
Vancouver
B. C
University of British Columbia
University of Chicago
Idaho State
Coe College
Iowa
Coe
Pakistan
Agency For International Development
GOP Women Converge in Butte for September Convention
The Montana Federation of Republican Women's Clubs meets September 26 to 28 in Butte with the theme Freedom under God. Federation president Mrs. Harry Roe of Billings says the program shapes the sessions. National president Mrs. Dorothy Elston speaks at opening and lunch. Gov. Tim Babcock and Rep. James Battin are slated speakers or messages.
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United Press International
Freedom Under God
Montana Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
Butte
Federation
Harry Roe
Billings
Dorothy Elston
National Federation of Republican Women
Tim Babcock
Republican Party
James Battin
R-Mont
Montana Federation
China demands Indian withdrawal from Sikkim border area
Reuters report notes Red China told India to pull out of the Sikkim Tibet border area within three days or face grave consequences. The note followed a long border dispute linked to Pakistan's war with India. US officials monitor the India China border situation closely amid peace efforts.
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New Delhi
Red
China
India
Sikkim-Tibet
Peking
Pakistan
Ofice
U.S
Washington
Kashmir
U.N
U Thant
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Churchill
Hitler
Britain
Lahore
China-Sikkim
China-India
State Department
United States
Weather outlook for ButteAnaconda area
Mostly cloudy with snow flurries today and Saturday. A bit warmer with a high near 40 and a low around 20 tonight. Historic comparison notes a year ago in Butte reached 78 and 36.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Senate approves revised highway beautification bill
The Senate passed a revised Johnson highway beautification bill 63 to 14 to curb billboards and junkyards along 266000 miles of federal aid roads. It authorizes 120 million dollars yearly for landscape along rights of way and bans signs within 660 feet on interstate and primary routes with limited exemptions.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Public Works Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Trout Unlimited planning meeting on Big Hole River dam opposition
Trout Unlimited planning committee members meet Friday in Chelmsford Massachusetts with Martin Bovey president of Trout Unlimited of Saginaw Michigan to arrange preliminary details opposing a Bureau of Reclamation dam on the Big Hole River about 17 miles above Twin Bridges. Dan Bailey Montana chapter president and others will join to form a committee opposed to the project. meetings will be open to the public after the initial planning session.
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Planning Committee
Martin Bovey
Chelmsford
Mass
Trout Unlimited
Saginaw, Mich
Big Hole River
Bovey
Dan Bailey
Livingston
Montana
Bureau of Reclamation
Big Hole
Helena Lawyer Nominated to Subversive Activities Board
President Johnson sent to the Senate the nomination of John W. Mahan of Helena Montana as a member of the Subversive Activities Control Board. If confirmed he would replace the late Francis Cherry and move to Washington earning about twenty thousand dollars yearly. Mahan a former national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and veteran campaign aide to Kennedy and Johnson also served as a U S observer in Japan and worked to free imprisoned soldiers in Mexico.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
John W. Mahan
Helena, Mont
Subversive Activities Control Board
Mahan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans For Johnson-Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Francis A. Cherry
Cherry
Arkansas
Federal Board
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
United States
Washington, D. C
VFW
U. S
Japan
Mexico
Tijuana
Marine Corps
University of Montana Law School
U.S. Senate
Merchant sues for 285000 over two assaults
Karl Beckerley, a former employee of George J. Thomas Dry Goods in Butte, accuses Thomas of beating him twice on August 12 and seeks 285000 plus unspecified damages. Beckerley claims serious injuries including loss of a tooth and ongoing medical care.
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George J. Thomas
Butte
Karl Beckerley
Beckerley
Thomas Dry Goods
W. Park
Thomas
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Ed Tracy
Hugh van Swearingen
Edward J. Tracy
Phillips Ave
Edward Tracy
Metro District
New York
Stanley Heywood
Idaho
Glasgow
West Yellowstone
Lewistown
Broadus
Great Falls
GOP Federation
Bay OF Bengal
Weather Outlook
Helenan
National Post
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