U S Rejects Hanoi Rebuff on Vietnam Talks Site
Washington rejects Hanoi charges of delaying peace talks and lists potential meeting cities in Asia and beyond Jakarta Vientiane Rangoon New Delhi Geneva Tokyo Colombo and more. Officials say talks require liaison observers and media access to counter Communist propaganda. A State Dept briefing notes restricts sites like Phnom Penh and Warsaw due to embassies and communications limits.
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Three Forks Sues State Over Land Encroachment
Three Forks citizens sue the Montana Highway Commission and Peter Kiewit Sons for trespass on 2.66 acres at the Missouri River headwaters near town. They seek restoration of land or $59,000 in damages filed in Gallatin County 18th District Court.
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Montana Tech names new vice president and registrar
Donald W. McGlashan named vice president and Frank H. Kelly named registrar at Montana Tech effective July 1. They will keep current roles. W. Milton Brown retires June 30. McGlashan, head of mineral dressing and director of research and development, has long guided undergraduates and graduates. Kelly teaches economics, European history and American government and previously directed public relations part time.
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Frank H. Kelly
E. G. Koch
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Rockefeller’s Measured Path to a Possible Presidency
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller moves cautiously toward a presidential bid. He builds a campaign nucleus and plans national issue speeches, hoping to win the nomination and appeal to independents, labor, and Latin American affairs, while facing stiff Kennedy Nixon dynamics.
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Easter Eve Ceasefire Tensions Rise Near Jerusalem
Gun fire disturbed Easter Eve near Jerusalem as Israeli forces remained alert from the Golan to the Red Sea frontier. An Israeli tractor driver was lightly wounded near Never farm, while thousands of pilgrims gathered in a tension filled Holy City amid heat wave and barricades. Hotels overflowed as visitors stayed in pensions and monasteries. Palm Sunday approaches for Coptics with Easter a week away.
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King murder suspect may have used false identity in Birmingham
FBI checks whether Eric Starvo Galt, sought in the King murder case, lived in Birmingham last fall under an assumed name. Reported details say the 36 year old man stayed at Economy Grill and Rooms, bought a 1966 Mustang on August 30 1967, and took a driver's test from a safe-deposit box on September 6 1967.
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Olsen to file for Democratic nomination in Helena
Rep Arnold Olsen, longtime First Montana district incumbent since 1960, plans to file Tuesday in Helena for the Democratic nomination. He returns Easter to Butte to be with family and will meet with local groups Monday before heading to the capital. Olsen highlights seniority on major House committees as key to his district.
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Rolla Fifield Park rancher dies at 101 in Bozeman
Rolla Fifield 101 a Park County rancher and former Livingston resident died Friday in the Bozeman Convalescent Home where he had lived the past three years He is survived by more than 200 direct descendants Services will be conducted.
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