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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1965
Page
1
Snowy conditions expected in the state midsection with rain changing to snow Sunday and Monday. Total precipitation forecast 0.10 to 0.50 inch, colder-than-normal highs and lows across cities like Kalispell 78 43, Missoula 68 37, Butte 63 32, and weekend coldest days.
Pakistani Foreign Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto arrived in New York seeking an extension of the UN Security Council deadline for a cease-fire in the Indo-Pakistan war. He urged renewal without conditions and said Pakistan would deliver an answer in due course after talks with U.S. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg and Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri had accepted the cease-fire terms.
Amin tore Fanfani was elected president of the 20th session of the United Nations General Assembly. Bhutto pressed for a Kashmir meeting with Secretary General Thant while Security Council members awaited a last minute report from Thant. Goldberg was expected to convene a session before dawn, likely extending past the council deadline for hostilities cessation.
George A. Bukovatz sworn in for a four year term as U S marshal for the district of Montana. The ceremony was attended by court officials as Judge W. D. Murray offered congratulations. Born in Anaconda and raised in Butte, Bukovatz has 26 years in state law enforcement.
Reports from Peking Radio state Indian troops dismantled 56 Chinese controlled outposts in Tibet before the 1:30 pm EST deadline, signaling a possible end to the crisis. New Delhi confirmed two India China skirmishes with retreat by Indian forces in the disputed Himalaya region. The move follows extended deadlines and global diplomacy aimed at preventing broader war over Kashmir.
Washington lawmakers praise a $1.9 billion public works bill aimed at filling reservoirs harnessing floods opening rivers and rebuilding beaches as the House votes on the measure today.
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approved a religious liberty declaration by a 9-1 vote, urging states to protect belief and worship free from coercion. The measure, praised by liberal hierarchs and non Catholics, is tied to broader unity moves within Christianity. The article notes accompanying public works funding, including a Fort Worth port project and 144 flood control and erosion schemes across 41 states.
Page 2 Jack Flanery butte businessman dies Page 5 Missoula mansion down but not out Page 5 Flying saucers see ing is believing Page 6 Irish marriage brokers disappearing Page 9 Dodgers narrow gap
Bhutto told reporters at the airport that he would make a positive contribution and that the issue should not be linked to any other factor. He stated he does not have an answer yet and will receive instructions from his government in due course.
Shelby Montana city loses experienced force when Chief Smokey Denison and four officers resign after rejecting a 30 year retirement plan. Mayor Nelson appoints Bob Hannah as acting chief. two county deputies assume patrol duties. Council defends 30 year rule while Denison seeks 20 or 25 years.
Montana sold building bonds totaling 8.64 million to Eastman Dillon at 3.39 percent, the top triple A rated issue for the state. The bonds back 5 percent of income tax receipts for a 20 year term, part of a broader 18.18 million program, with 10.41 million to be financed from other sources if available.
Cloudy conditions with occasional light rain today and tonight. Expect decreasing clouds and a lull in rain Thursday. Cooler temperatures with a high near 42 and a low around 32. A year ago highs were 46.
A 19 year old AWOL Navy sailor aboard the publisher John P. Scripps yacht Novia Del Mar took three men hostage with a pistol and a fragmentation grenade. Police talked him into surrender after a warning shot. Guy M Warinner was arrested on kidnapping and assault charges. Scripps and others escaped unharmed.
A Montana weather note mentions split opinions between astronomers and meteorologists over the season, with fall lingering as autumn colors fade and frost hints appear, while forecasters warn of a coming wintry shift tonight at 11 06.
Orientation programs for Montana Tech freshmen open in Butte with a convocation at 9 in the Library Museum Building. An English test follows at 1 45 pm, with additional tests and adviser assignments planned for Thursday and Friday. Upperclass pre registration is Friday from 10 am to 3 pm. Regular registration begins Monday.
Georges LeMay, a Montreal bank thief already labeled one of the hemisphere’s slickest operators, escapes the Miami county jail by sliding down a 90 foot electrical cable to neatly cropped grass. Police pursue leads around Miami Beach as LeMay vanishes in a white 1965 sedan.
With nearly half of the 2,245 precincts reporting, North Dakota voters rejected the Democratic tax package by 63 617 to 21 398. The 3 percent sales tax proposal trailed 51 351 to 33 575, and repeal of the personal property tax was behind 50 756 to 32 .
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