11 Apr 1971
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1971
Page
1
The National Weather Service Helena warns Butte and vicinity to expect snow showers today with only a 10 percent chance of snow. The message referenced the Mining City and weather outlook for the Easter period.
The Associated Press uncovers five undisclosed funds from LTV Aerospace Olin McDonnell Douglas Northrop and Union Oil that donated to House and Senate races in at least two states each. Some executives say reports are not legally required. Union Oil officials cite access to politicians as motive.
Khrushchev warned of a world thermonuclear war in a Dec 31 1963 letter to the new U S president cited among 31 million Johnson Library documents. He blamed leaders for wars and urged U N action. Johnson replied agreeing with aspects and urging multilateral peacemaking.
The Old City of Jerusalem celebrates Easter as pilgrims visit the Wailing Wall and Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Catholic services rise at dawn while Protestants honor Golgotha Garden Tomb site as other worshippers observe Passover amid a broad touristic turnout.
U S officials warn of fraud targeting families of war prisoners and the public as sympathy for prisoners grows with Vietnam disengagement. Wives report private solicitations claiming insider connections to free prisoners, while legitimate humanitarian efforts remain available through government and recognized organizations.
Dr. Shu bert Shubert faces a Denver court ruling and a $4000 fine after calling his private charity medical plan funded by patient payments a memorial to George Washington. State officials deem it insurance, impounding funds and threatening Medicaid violations while Shubert vows to fight and continue aiding about 1500 patients.
In Rupert Idaho the Last Two Men’s Club of Minidoka County marks 22 years with six survivors and a sealed champagne bottle containing notes from 1949. The group sang, shared stories, and noted friendships while recalling early whisky and social bonds among World War I veterans.
Three senators Javits Percy and Harris will introduce a resolution after Easter recess to bar denying page appointments based on sex. They selected 16 year old girls for pages this Congress, but Rules Committee clearance is pending. They seek a Senate vote without committee referral, citing Civil Rights Act precedent.
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