McGovern and Humphrey Split Wisconsin Democratic Primary
Sen. George McGovern of South Dakota won Wisconsin’s Democratic primary and led for 54 of 67 delegates. Hubert H. Humphrey placed second in two congressional districts as the GOP, led by Nixon, swept to renomination. Muskie’s weak showing deepens questions about his front-runner status and the race’s remaining states.
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U S Recognizes Bangladesh Ends Varied U S Stances
The United States officially recognized Bangladesh on Tuesday, ending months of mixed positions under the Nixon administration. State Department spokesman McCloskey cited no magic date, noting India’s troop withdrawal and informing China the Soviet Union Pakistan and India in advance. Recognition aims to ease U S India tensions over the Bangladesh war and new government.
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Quinn longtime Boys Central Hall of Fame engineer dies
Thomas F. Quinn 77 of 3105 Kossuth died Tuesday in a local hospital. Born August 6 1894 in County Cork Ireland he came to Butte as a youth and joined Boys Central in 1937 remaining about 30 years retiring 1966. He saw six of his sons graduate from the school and was inducted to its Hall of Fame in 1966.
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Powell dies at 63 in Miami after prostate surgery
Adam Clayton Powell, prominent politician and preacher noted for flamboyant wheeling and dealing, died Tuesday night in a Miami hospital from complications after prostate surgery. He was 63.
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Lindsay Withdraws From Democratic Presidential Fight
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay pulled out of the Democratic presidential race after a sixth place finish in Wisconsin's primary. He stated he would continue to fight for his principles.
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McGovern Stands Ready as Democrats See Win Potential
With half the precincts counted McGovern led in the early tally at 30 percent, followed by Humphrey and Wallace, as Muskie warned of tougher contests ahead. Humphrey downplayed a second place, while Muskie urged focus on states with fewer candidates and higher convention stakes.
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North Vietnamese overrun bases near Quang Tri
North Vietnamese tanks led an advance into Quang Tri as the seven day offensive pushed 10 miles into South Vietnam from the DMZ. Government bases fell another, with heavy fighting around the city. U S forces conducted air strikes into North Vietnam destroying radar sites and supporting ships and aircraft kept pressure on the advancing enemy.
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Drunk detection training highlighted in Page 2
Page 2 reports on drunk detection training with emphasis on safety and enforcement. Page 3 notes young doctors training in Butte and the medical effort discussed. Page 13 features Finley claiming players spoiled and reflects local sports context.
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Chafee Resigns as Secretary of the Navy
John Chafee resigns after three years as secretary of the navy. He offers no reason and plans to return to Rhode Island to run for the Senate seat held by Democrat Claiborne Pell. President Nixon accepts, praising Chafee’s Vietnamization efforts and fleet modernization. A successor will be named within two weeks.
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Nixon keeps wary eye on Viet in new offensive
The Nixon administration kept options open on how to stem North Vietnam as Hanoi pushes across the DMZ. Officials cited possible stepped up air attacks while ground forces dwindle. Moscow's arms aid to Hanoi and Soviet weapon shipments in 1971 were noted, with U S talks on peace talks paused amid the offensive.
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Debate Set on Big Sky Road Route near Lone Mountain
A public hearing is scheduled for April 12 at a Gallatin Valley guest ranch on the proposed 1.9 million dollar spur from U.S. Highway 191 to Lone Mountain. The meeting will address 6.7 miles from Meadow Village to the base of Lone Mountain where part of the Big Sky resort will be built. The first three miles to Meadow Village are under contract and partly completed.
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Anaconda Co Sees $28 Million Smelter Cost If Plan Enacted
The Associated Press reports Montana Board of Health emission standards, if adopted, would raise Anaconda Co costs by $28 million. The 1971–73 environmental budgets show heavy ongoing spending to meet strict air and water standards, with state plans cited as driving uncertainty. Gov. Forrest H Anderson rejected the tougher smelter limits.
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New York Archdiocese Reports Net Worth at 643 Million
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York released a first ever detailed financial report valuing its net worth at 643 million dollars. The document, prepared with a leading firm, breaks down assets including 563 million in land buildings and equipment and 51 million in cash plus 29 million in an endowment with a 13 million securities portfolio.
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Commission urges $296 million for VD control plan
National Commission on Venereal Disease says the government's efforts against gonorrhea and other venereal diseases are insufficient to stop an epidemic affecting 2.5 million Americans annually. After study by 16 physicians, the panel backs $296 million over five years and a broad program including school instruction, more research, vaccine search, and medical-school curriculum reform.
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