Eight year old boy killed in U S 91 crash near Divide
Daniel James McNaughton eight of Riverton Utah died when his family pickup collided with a car on U S 91 seven miles north of Divide Montana The child was crushed beneath the pickup His parents Charles and Mrs McNaughton and sister Cathy two were treated at St James Community Hospital The auto driver was questioned by police The crash occurred about 1130 at Feely Hill nineteen miles south of Butte It was Silver Bow Countys first death of the year and Montana's 49th this year versus 50 at this time in 1967
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Riverton
Utah
U. S. 91
Divide
Charles D. McNaughton
Cathy
St. James Community Hospital
McNaughtons
Butte
Diane McNaughton
Montana Standard
Guy Ripley
Leo Jacobsen
Montana
Feely Hill
Silver Bow County
Greenwood Arkansas Tornado Kills 11 Injures 60
A tornado tore through Greenwood Arkansas at 3 23 p m striking the town of 2000. The extent of damage covered half a mile by 400 feet with the business district largely demolished. Hospitals in Fort Smith treated 61 injuries while six bodies were reported by mortuaries. Communication outages hampered rescue efforts.
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Here
Weather Bureau
Waveland
Booneville
Dardanelle
Clarksville
van Buren
Bill Kennedy
Sparks Memorial Hospital
St. Edward’s Hospital
Partly cloudy and cold with mountain snow showers
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy and cold conditions through Sunday with snow showers in the mountains. City high near 32 today with a low around 14 tonight. Probability of showers 20 percent today and 10 percent tonight.
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Butte - Anaconda
Federal Reserve chief warns of worst crisis since 1931
William McChesney Martin Jr of the Federal Reserve Board told 550 editors that the United States faces a severe financial crisis driven by large deficits and inflation. He urged public support for tax increases and spending cuts to avert recession or inflation, as the Fed also raised the discount rate to five and a half percent, tightening credit.
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Hanoi accuses U S of peace swindle over talks site
Hanoi charges Washington with a peace swindle and censures U S site options for preliminary talks. A North Vietnamese spokesman says ten suggested sites fail U S conditions and demands talks in Warsaw, while criticizing U S allies’ presence at future meetings.
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Tech Boosters Drive Enrolls 10 Signed Athletic Scholarships
Montana Tech campaign reports 30 contracts mailed to prospective athletes, 10 signed returns, first-time athletic scholarships funded by Tech Boosters. Ray Braun, new head coach, announced plans at Finlen Hotel luncheon. enrollment expected to rise as recruiting continues statewide.
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MSU Professor Files for Montana State Superintendent Nomination
Duane J. Haynes, 42, an assistant professor at Montana State University, filed Friday for Republican nomination for public instruction superintendent. He cites teaching and administrative experience and vows to prioritize increased state funding for public education and vocational education while placing pupils before politics. Haynes is a Malta High School native with degrees from the University of Montana and has worked as teacher, principal, and superintendent in Fort Benton.
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Florida Fox on FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list
John William Clouser a 36 year old ex Orlando police sergeant called The Florida Fox remains at large after fleeing in 1965. The former detective nicknamed himself clever and is described as dangerous and violence prone with multiple aliases and a history of kidnapping robbery and assault. He boasted of fooling psychiatrists and vowed never to be captured alive. He has tattoos and a penchant for poker fast cars and alcohol.
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Miami
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John William Clouser
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Bureau
Pye
Orlando
Robert Chewning
Clouser
Chewning
Chicago
Nation
Knoxville
Tenn
Chattahoochee
Chowning
Four Boys Found Dead in Baltimore Park After Disappearances
Baltimore police discovered the severely harmed bodies of four Black children in Lea kin Park near Edmondson Village after an 18 year old led investigators to the site with parts of three bodies in a lunch box. The missing youths included 5 year old twins, two 10 year olds, and an 8 year old. The victims' throats were cut and one body had head and hands removed.
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Stokes Drive
Leakin Park
Edmondson Village
Fugitive James Earl Ray Identified as MLK Murder Suspect
The FBI and Assistant Attorney General Ramsey Clark announce fugitive James Earl Ray, alias Eric Starvo Galt, as the man sought for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ray, a 40 year old from Illinois, escaped Missouri State Penitentiary in 1967 and had a long criminal record. Fingerprint matches led to the identification, with full background details pending.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Esc
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Eric Starvo Galt
FBI
Ray
Galt
King
J. Edgar Hoover
Ramsey Clark
Missouri State Penitentiary
Illinois
St. Louis
Rayside
Missouri
White mob attack leaves man dead in South Boston incident
In South Boston a group of about 20 white youths confronted seven Black people in a car near a police station. James Cooper, 28, Dorchester, was fatally injured by a sharp object and died at City Hospital. Patrick Linsky, 22, charged with murder and to be arraigned Saturday. Patriot's Day closed courts.
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James Cooper
Dorchester
City Hospital
Patrick Linsky
Wolf Point man dies in grain elevator fall
Harold Engelman aged 55 died after plunging 68 feet from a Farmers Union grain elevator under construction in Wolf Point. Engelman had recently moved from North Dakota to the Montana town.
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Wolf Point
Harold Engelman
Farmers Union
Engelman
Dakotta
Headon collision kills Dakota near Broadus Montana
A head on crash 24 miles west of Broadus on U S 212 killed Richard G. Vines 24 of Rapid City South Dakota and sent two others to Miles City hospitals. Nancy Welchert 20 and Larry Klabo 28 were reported in satisfactory condition. Highway Patrolman Leon Stevenson cited very high speed as a factor. The death brought Montana’s traffic toll to 48, down from 50 a year earlier.
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Broadus
U. S
Richard G. Vines
Rapid City
S. D
Nancy Welchert
Custer
Vines
Larry Klabo
West Hope
N. C
Leon Stevenson
Stevenson
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