Five Demo leaders urge Nixon to set Vietnam withdrawal date
Five Democratic senators, potential 1972 nominees, urged Nixon to establish a terminal date for withdrawing all U S forces from Vietnam. They argued the war drained energy and spirit and said U S commitment to Saigon had been fulfilled, while one senator hedged on public disclosure of a deadline.
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Robert B. Semple JR
Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Saigon
Henry M. Jackson
North
South Vietnam
Duvalier Era Ends as Jean Claude Declares Continuation
In Port au Prince, 19-year-old Jean Claude Duvalier announced he would continue his father Francois Papa Doc Duvalier’s work. The ailing 64-year-old dictator died after months of illness, with funeral plans set for Saturday and the new president sworn in before a silent nation.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois ‘Papa Doc
Duvalier
Jean Claude Duvalier
Papa Doc
Jean Claude
National University of Haiti
Sent
Vets protest persists as court order dissolves
Washington AP reports a federal court dissolved a ban on camping on the Mall after the Justice Department failed to enforce it. The move followed the arrest of 108 Vietnam veterans during demonstrations on the Supreme Court steps.
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Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
U.S. Distr
George L. Hart Jr
Mall
Capitol
W. W. Coble
Anaconda Co and unions begin MT copper talks in Butte
The first general bargaining session between Anaconda Co and unions representing workers at Butte Anaconda Great Falls and East Helena opened in Butte on Thursday. Negotiators note the nine month 1967 68 strike shaped talks and the June 30 contract expiry. Labor talks pause Friday then resume Saturday at 9 a.m.
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Anaconda Co
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
East Helena
Washington
D.C
Montana
Butte hosts GOP youth convention with Shoup keynote
Young Republicans assemble in Butte Montana for a weekend convention at the Ramada Inn. Rep. Richard Shoup will deliver the 6:30 p.m. banquet speech Saturday. Activities include workshops films and a Miss Young Republican contest to represent Montana in Phoenix.
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Montana
Richard Shoup
Butte
Ramada Inn
Shoup
Ramada
Phoenix
National Tar
Washington, D.C
James Casterline
Oswego
Ore
Young Americans For Freedom
Jeanne Amsberry
Montana Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
al Wharton
Montana State Central Committee
TAR
Silver Bow Young Republicans
Montana Tech College
Young Republicans
Ivy League Admits Fall Short as Applications Decline
New York reports show final spring admissions figures with a near seven percent decline in Ivy League applications after years of growth. Yale leads drops at 18.7 percent while Princeton falls 3.9 percent. seven sisters schools fall 2.5 percent overall.
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New York
Yale
Princeton
Seven Sisters
Harvard Costs Rise for Freshmen as Applications Dip
Harvard increases next year's room and board and tuition to 4,470 dollars, a 400 dollar rise, with Dean Chase N. Peterson noting a 12.5 percent drop in applicants this year amid concerns over job and cost pressures for families.
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Cambridge
Chase N. Peterson
Harvard
Dean Peterson
Soyuz 10 Launches With Three Cosmonauts Into Orbit
Moscow reports Soyuz 10 carrying Col. Vladimir Shatalov Alexei Yeliseyev and Nikolai Rukavishnikov into orbit for joint experiments with Salute space station. Mission aims include onboard system tests manual control and medico biological research on spaceflight effects. All crew feeling well and beginning flight program.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Tass Tass
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Investigation ends as NTSB wraps crash site probe
Seattle investigator William Moore says on site work is finished for the Lear Jet crash that killed four Butte men last Saturday. Wreckage cataloged and released to owner Butte Aero Sales. engines were at high power. Final cause may take months with medical and engineering reports pending.
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Butte
William Moore
Seattle
National Transport Safety Board
Moore
Butte Aero Sales
L. M
Les” Sheridan
Daniel
Carl Daniel
James Anderson
Lear Jet Corp
Polson
Cancer drive on tonight reads in Page 3
Page 3 announces a community cancer drive continuing this evening with details for participation. Page 4 notes a need for additional teachers in Butte, outlining recruitment needs. Page 5 explains the implied consent law including its basic provisions and public implications.
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Birch Bayh
Indiana
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
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Butte Weather
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United Steel Workers Union
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Martin Hannifan
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Park Street
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