Leftists clash with police over Springer newspaper protests
Thousands of radical leftists in Frankfurt Hamburg Hanover and Essen clash with police to block Axel Springer newspapers. A circulation truck crushed a demonstrator in Hamburg and injuries are reported as police use teargas water cannons and truncheons. Ten arrests occur with barbed wire barriers and weapon malfunctions cited. Protests continue in Hanover and Munich with ring leaders seized and sitdown actions noted.
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Bonn
Frankfurt
Hannover
Essen
Axel Springer
Hamburg
Springer Printing
Springer
Munich
Marine from Montana Dies in Vietnam
The Pentagon announced another Montana death in Vietnam. Pfc. Gilbert L. Zerbst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. D. Zerbst of St. Ignatius, was killed while serving with the Marine Corps.
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Associated Press
Montana
Vietnam
Pentagon
Pfc
Gilbert L. Zerbst
Arnold C. D. Zerbst
St. Ignatius
Drummond Geologist 68 Dies After Locomotive Crash
Drummond resident and geologist Glen Hawe, 68, was killed Monday near Nimrod when struck by a Milwaukee Road locomotive while crossing a railroad bridge. His dog Kobuck also died. Sheriff Nick Munis cited strong winds as a possible hearing barrier. Hawe was a longtime mining prospector active in mercury and silver and had held various mining and timber roles in Montana. He was born January 9, 1903, and had studied at Drummond High School Boise Montana Tech and the University of Idaho. He returned to Drummond in 1956 to work for Tree Farmers Inc and later pursued mining consulting.
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Glen Hawe
Nimrod
Milwaukee Road
Hawe
Kobuck
Granite County
Nick Munis
Munis
Milwaukee
Howe
Drummond High School
Boise
Montana Tech
Butte
University of Idaho
Moscow
Garnet
Maxville
Crystal Mountain
Fluorspar
Tree Farmers, Inc
Missoula
South Viets to take frontier role amid Vietnam war shifts
Informants say South Vietnamese troops will man frontier duties as Americans begin stepping back. Reports note poorly led infantry and limited ground war while US planes patrol North Vietnam. Hanoi radio claims a raid plane was shot down 20 miles north of the 20th Parallel, a claim contradicted by an Air Force spokesman.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
20Th Parallel
Air Force
Johnson urges rapid peace talks as Hawaii stopover
President Johnson pressed North Vietnam in Honolulu to respond seriously to U S proposals for a neutral meeting site for peace envoys. He warned two weeks had passed since a bombing pause and urged urgent diplomacy. He and Chung Hee Park planned talks amid renewed North Korean violence.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Iolani Palace
Hawaii
Texas
Vietnam
Korea
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Pacific
Montana plans May conference on livable environment
Helena will host a May 21 to 23 conference titled A Montana Strategy for a Liveable Environment. About 200 state officials university representatives and agency members will be invited to discuss guidelines for Montana's future with no specific legislation expected.
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Helena
State
Thomas E. Mooney
Standard
State Bureau
Montana
Univer
C. W. Brinck
State Department of Health
Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Region
Afternoon cloudiness brings scattered snow showers today and Wednesday with continued cold. High around 36, low near 18. Precipitation chances 40 percent today and 20 percent tonight.
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Butte -Anaconda
Miners Recalled Varying Across Montana Plants
Anaconda Co recalls workers and processes 75 Butte employees for Great Falls openings in copper and zinc refineries. About 200 positions advertised in Great Falls with preference for unrecalled Butte staff. Processing continues at 56 E. Granite as union and company hold talks on a new contract ahead of signing.
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Anaconda Co
Great Falls
Butte
Montana Governor Babcock seeks re election on tax reform pledge
Gov Tim Babcock filed for re election announcing a steadfast push for a tax reform program to reduce property and income taxes and sustain education and state institutions. He outlined campaign plans from Billings to Great Falls and urged positive solutions over negative campaigning.
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Helena
Tim Babcock
Babcock
Montana
Frank Murray
Betty
David Holliday
Warren A. McMillan
Manhattan
Governors meet but offer no nomination stance
Seventeen Democratic governors convened for two and a half hours and issued a noncommittal statement that allows each to decide whom the party should nominate. They rejected plans to block any candidate and noted Kennedy leads in public sentiment, though votes at the convention remain uncertain.
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ST. Louis
White House
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
Iona
Hughes
Former Anaconda jeweler C. S. Wahlstedt dies at 100
Charles S. Wahlstedt, longtime Anaconda jeweler and watch repairman later an optometrist, died Monday in Helena at age 100. He celebrated his 100th birthday last September 4 while a resident of the Masonic Home. services are planned at Retz Funeral Home in Helena. He operated a jewelry store on East Park in Anaconda for 46 years and had a career across several states before settling back in Montana.
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Charles S. Wahlstedt
Anaconda
Helena
Masonic Home
Mr. Wahlstedt
Retz Funeral Home
East Park
Whitewater
Wis
Wahlstedt
Fort Atkinson
Milwaukee
Denver
Chicago
Freeport
Ill
Butte
South Dakota
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