Bears Not Detering Glacier Park Tourists From Visiting
Glacier National Park in Montana reports record tourist numbers despite a fatal 1967 grizzly mauling of two 19 year olds and other encounters. Park officials emphasize safety, packing out, and bear monitoring as crowds near one million visitors.
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Glacier National Park
Keith Neilson
Michele Koons
San Diego
Calif
Julie Helgeson
Albert Lea
Minn
Neilson
Canada
United States
Ruben Hart
Quiet Majority Must Speak Up At Kent State
Kent State University President Dr. Robert I. White told a luncheon audience that campus problems require the silent majority to speak up. He categorized demonstrators into four groups including the silent majority and SDS. White said reforms are sought by concerned students but not by destruction and urged wide participation to resolve campus issues.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Robert I. White
Kent State University
Ohio Associated Press Broadcasters Association
Kent State
Whit
Destroyer
SDS
Students For A Democratic Society
Destroyers
White
Reservists to Return From Vietnam Pullback
About 6,000 Army troops including 2,000 reservists mobilized last year will be brought back to the continental United States and their units inactivated or demobilized. The withdrawal, part of a 25,000 force pullback by end of August, includes some Navy personnel and leaves about 10,000 National Guardsmen and reservists overseas from the Tet era.
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Washington
United States
Pentagon
Vietnam
Navy
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Defense Department
9Th Infantry Division
Pueblo
Wives and Fishing Parable Like Chuckles
A humorous comparison notes that wives brag about the ones that got away and complain about the ones they caught, using lighthearted fishing imagery to describe marital banter.
Draft Board Officials Won't Act on Court Ruling
Washington AP Draft director Lewis B Hershey said he will not notify local draft boards that a federal appeals court ruled his advice to reclassify lawbreaking demonstrators unauthorized and contrary to law. The court refused to enjoin application of the Hershey doctrine, urging boards to follow the law as declared.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hershey
Selective Service System
Selective Service
Woman Army Lt. Faces male gear at Camp Hill
Reserve first lieutenant Sharon A. Wells, serving with the Woman's Army Corps, arrives at Camp A.P. Hill for summer training with the 28th Infantry Division. The St. Louis Army center sent an all male equipment list and she was issued smallest men’s boots and fatigues. Wells, from Newton, Iowa, works in a typing pool and commutes from a nearby unit supervised by two nurses. She notes future refusals to train without clear sex identification.
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Bowling Green
Woman’s Army Corps
Sharon A. Wells
Army Administration Center
St. Louis
Wells
28Th Infantry Division
Camp
A.P. Hill
Army Center
St. Wells
Camp Hill
Here
Newton
Iowa
Weather forecast for cooling, showers likely today
A cloudy cool day is expected with occasional showers or thundershowers and a high in the 70s. Monday brings further cloudiness and cooler conditions with more showers possible.
A Glance Inside Edward Kennedy The Last Brother
Edward Kennedy speaks on himself family and future in a feature on page 27. the issue also notes discussions on mergers, Garry Moore returning to television, and various society and feature sections across pages 26 to 51 with deaths, weddings, and arts coverage.
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Kennedy
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Garry Moore
Albeatros
Onsniive Vandeesy
Norman Feale
Woon Vine
Vaneretas ME Fos Cote
Turions
N'A
Cde Cattingues
Valley News
Scseesesees
IPM Saionks
Itines
Ccsss
Cincinnati Patrolman In Critical Condition After Gun Duel
Cincinnati Patrolman Dan Patterson 27 a six year veteran was listed in critical condition at General Hospital after a gun duel Friday. He was shot responding to domestic trouble at Diebold Equipment Co Lonnie Gibson 26 was killed by Patterson who shot him after Gibson followed his wife Mary to work Patterson had received 19 pints of blood and fellow officers donated 15 pints of O negative blood the hospital blood bank said Saturday it has sufficient O negative blood on hand.
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Cincinnati
Dan Patterson
General Hospital
Patterson
Force
Diebold Equipment Co
Lonnie Gibson
Gibson
Mary
Diebold
Hospital
Dog apparently survives gunshots after owners fear death
Youngstown Ohio AP report: Murray family’s 10 month old part cocker spaniel Teke falls ill and is shot by the father who plans euthanasia. The dog later reappears alive with two head wounds, surviving thanks to a center triangle of the jaw where bullets lodged away from vital organs.
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Irving Murray
Youngstown
Teke
Murrays
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