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| | ==Notable people from Montana== | | ==Notable people from Montana== |
| − | *[[Burton K. Wheeler]], Democratic Senator; fought FDR on Court packing; isolationist | + | *[[Tim Babcock]], Republican governor from 1962 to 1969 |
| − | *[[Mike Mansfield]], leader of Democrats in Senate, 1961–77
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| | *[[Max Baucus]], former Democratic Senator who was the powerful chairman of the Senate Finance Committee | | *[[Max Baucus]], former Democratic Senator who was the powerful chairman of the Senate Finance Committee |
| | + | *[[Conrad Burns]], Republican U.S. Senator from 1989 to 2007 |
| | + | *The Freemen, a religious cult famous for an 81-day stand off with federal agents near Jordan, Montana |
| | *Evel Knievel, a famous motorcycle daredevil, was from Butte. | | *Evel Knievel, a famous motorcycle daredevil, was from Butte. |
| − | *[[Charley Pride]], perhaps the most successful black country musician of all time, grew up in Helena and Great Falls. | + | *[[Myrna Loy]], an actress from the golden age of cinema. She was born in Radersville |
| | + | *[[Mike Mansfield]], leader of Democrats in Senate, 1961–77 |
| | + | *[[Donald Nutter]], governor from 1961 to 1962 |
| | + | *[[Charley Pride]], perhaps the most successful black country musician of all time, grew up in Helena and Great Falls |
| | *[[Jeannette Rankin]], a Republican from Missoula, was the very first Congresswoman in the United States | | *[[Jeannette Rankin]], a Republican from Missoula, was the very first Congresswoman in the United States |
| − | *The Freemen, a religious cult famous for an 81-day stand off with federal agents near Jordan.
| + | *[[Burton K. Wheeler]], Democratic Senator; fought FDR on Court packing; isolationist |
| − | *[[Myrna Loy]], an actress from the golden age of cinema. She was born in Radersville. | |
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| | ==See also== | | ==See also== |