Wallace Opens Four Day Trail With Campaign Tone
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace launched a four day speaking tour in New Orleans, urging cuts in federal bureaucracy and spending as a cure for inflation. He faulted a “faceless” government and predicted future White House candidates would be moderates.
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New Orleans
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
White House
Sunshine Mine Reopens After Extended Repair Work
Sunshine Silver Mine in Kellogg Idaho will resume regular operations Monday after a 12 day shutdown for major repairs. General Manager Marvin Chase said unforeseen delays extended the closure to eight additional days, with 350 miners set to return to their regular shifts. The work included replacing timber in two main shafts the Jewell and No 10 and other maintenance.
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Kellogg
Idaho
UPI
Sunshine
Marvin Chase
Chase
Mile Deep
Jewell
No. 10
Senate Hears Plan to End Daylight Saving Time
The Senate voted 78 to 0 to end year round daylight saving time and to fund a 10 year energy self sufficiency program worth 20 billion dollars. The reform would exempt November through February from summer time.
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Ira R. Allen
Washington
UPI
Senate
United States
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
House
Congress
The
Energy Research and Development Administration
Security Council calls for fourth Cyprus cease fire
The United Nations Security Council unanimously urged a Cyprus cease fire and warned against actions endangering the peace force. Yakov Malik chaired talks and called for a fact finding mission while Austria pressed for stronger measures after three Austrian soldiers died in a napalm attack on a UN marked car. The council also considered a French draft condemning the Turkish invasion and an enlarged UN role as Greece’s NATO withdrawal looms. In Caldwell Idaho a coroner investigates Jose Degellado 26 dead on arrival with heart failure as toxicology tests are pursued.
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Security Council
Cyprus
United Nations
Yakov A. Malik
Soviet Union
U.N
Austria
Peter Jankowitsch
Malik
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Geneva
Britain
Caldwell
Idaho
Local Panhandle residents drawn for moose and goat controlled hunts
The August 1 drawings released nine Panhandle moose and goat permits with eight region hunters winning. Winners include two from Priest River, two from Moscow, two from Osburn and five others from nearby towns with several from Coeur d'Alene and Naples. Antelope draw list shows 49 hunters from Sandpoint, Coeur d'Alene, Osburn, Bonners Ferry and Osburn, among others. Bear and cougar seasons open August 31 with Unit 8 near Moscow closed until October. huckleberries are abundant, aiding bears and berry picking remains popular this summer.
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Boise
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Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
Mooie Springs
Naples
Priest River
North Fork
Little Fork
Clearwater River
Panhandle
Moscow
Orofino
Lewiston
Coeur d’Alene
Harrison
Osburn
Osburn Hunrters
Coeur d'Alene
Post Falls
Athol
St.Maries
Antelope
State
St. Maries
Hayden Lake
Kellogg
Spirit Lake
Pinehurst
Rathdrum
Clark Fork
Kingston
Sagle
Unit 8
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Spokane
Wash
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American Petroleum Institute
API
John C. Sawhill
Pennsylvania
Stoddard
Zenith
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By Jack McNeel