No Sanctuary Policy Urges China Against Viet Nam Bases
Washington AP reports U S officials warned China there is no sanctuary for Communist planes in Viet Nam. The policy comes as North Viet Nam's air war escalates and a MIG 21 was shot down. U S denies evidence of MIGs from Chinese bases but cautions Beijing against harboring combat aircraft.
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Washington
North Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Red China
U.S
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
North
McCloskey
Beauty parlors propose dog and owner package deal
A Atlantic transatlantic idea at a British guild conference suggests offering a combined dog grooming and human hair treatment package. Reactions vary from amusement to skepticism as stylists weigh merits and quirks of servicing pets alongside owners.
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New York
Boston
Atlanta
Hollywood
Sidney Henson
Britain
Incorporated Guild of Hairdressers
Henson
Guild
J. Slatz Gaines
Eddie Carroll
Monique Roneo
Jacy de Paris
the Waldorf
Mrs. Roneo
Union Miniere Lift Copper Prices Globally
The Belgian mining giant Union Miniere announced a shift from fixed pricing to selling copper at the London Metal Exchange forward three months quote. Roan Selection Trust and Anglo American Corp of South Africa also raised their price from 42 cents per pound.
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Brussels
Belgium
Union Miniere
Katanga
Congo
London Metal Exchange
Roan Selection Trust
Anglo-American Corp
South Africa
Counties to cover Kerr MIlls care shortfall in May
Montana counties will must pay the difference between Kerr MIlls maximum allowance and the actual nursing home charges starting May 1. The Montana Nursing Home Association warned counties to arrange moves for Kerr MIlls patients if unable to cover costs, signaling a shift away from Kerr MIlls limits.
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Kerr-Mills
George Remington
Standard Post
Helena
Montana
Montana Nursing Home Association
Lafe Welfare Dept
Jefferson County Keeps Boulder Valley Road Priority
Jefferson County officials reaffirmed Boulder Valley road as the top project to finish before others, aside from a new Cardwell bridge costing about 29 000 dollars. They noted nine county state discussions on Secondary 281, with four miles of paving total estimated at 280 000 dollars, while Permanente Cement Co. would be considered for a new link to Interstate 15. The county aims to complete the Boulder to Whitehall route after the Cardwell bridge, with no final decision yet.
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Permanente Cement Co
Montana City
Cardwell
Boulder
Whitehall
Permanente
LeMieux
Boulder - Whitehall
Lakers beat Celtics in a close NBA clash
In a high scoring matchup the Lakers defeated the Celtics with a hard fought win. The game highlighted star performances and key moments that shifted momentum in the fourth quarter.
18-Year-Old Held After Train Log Detour Incident
An 18-year-old is held in the county jail for questioning over an apparent attempt to derail a Milwaukee Road locomotive. A helper engine struck a log on the mainline near 4 Mile View. the engine stayed on track with no damage. Engineer Fred Coombs and fireman Bob Hardin reported seeing the log and failing to stop in time.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Whitehall
Milwaukee Road
Butte man slain neighbor jailed
Jesse Villalovas a 45 year old miner was stabbed to death in his upstairs Butte home at 315 W Porphyry. Roy Brooks 60, unemployed, in the building was taken into custody. No charge filed yet and arraignment set for today. The incident followed a drinking party and a dispute over $17 Villalovas allegedly owed Brooks.
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Jesse Villalovas
Butte
W. Porphyry
Roy Brooks
Mark Sullivan
Brooks
Anna Villalovas
Villalovas
Mary
Benny Sandoval
John O'Leary
Johnson signals tax hike doubt as economy weighs
Vice President Humphrey said he would bet against a tax increase while White House officials push cautious timing on any tax move. Administrators note inflation signals and retail price trends as they await labor-management study results before any major fiscal action.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Associated Press
White House
Labor-Management Advisory Committee
Labor-Management Group
Boedecker Seeks Reelection to Montana PSC
Lou Boedecker 44 announces candidacy for a second six year term on the Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission. He will file nominating papers Wednesday. Boedecker, a Carroll College graduate and former Marine Corps fighter pilot, chairs the PSC and holds multiple industry and public utility committees. He is married to Pat McRae of Helena and the couple has six children.
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Helena
Louis G. Boedecker
Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Boedecker
PSC
Western Conference of Public Service Commissions
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Pat McRae
Daubert Case Nears Jury in Bozeman First‑Degree Assault
Defense and prosecution finished evidence as Joan Englund Daubert testified she did not intend to shoot her husband. The case against Donald Eugene Daubert, shot March 15 and hospitalised three days, is set to go to the jury Wednesday.
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Bozeman
Joan Englund Daubert
Donald Eugene Daubert
Arctic snowstorm hits eastern Montana with deep drifts
An arctic front stalled east of Cut Bank and Great Falls brought heavy snow to eastern Montana with up to six inches in mountain areas and four inches at lower elevations. Winds 20 to 30 mph reduced visibility. roads were wet with patches of snow and drifting snow on several highways.
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Montana
U.S. Weather Bureau
Broadus
Weather Bureau
Tech to host high school students today at campus
Butte area high school seniors visit Montana Tech for college day activities sponsored by the Circle K Club. They will tour campus visit regular classes and the Mining Museum. The program runs 8 30 a m to about 3 p m with a welcome meeting in the Tech auditorium and a student lunch in the gym.
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Butte
Montana Tech
Circle K Club
Tech
Mining Museum
Butte Anti-Poverty Council Wins Feasibility Grant for Vocational School
The Butte-Silver Bow Anti-Poverty Council received a $10,040 federal grant to fund a feasibility study for a vocational school or urban training center in Butte. If approved, Butte could access $425,000 for construction and a larger project beyond the district’s $3 million bond plan. The study is directed by Dr. James Thrasher with local officials Maurice Driscoll and Frank Gersh presenting the application to the Economic Development Administration.
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Butte-Silver Bow
Butte School District No. 1
Strucure
Wyoming Street
Butte High School
Ofice
Vern Griffith
Montana
Economic Development Administration
Maurice Driscoll
Frank Gersh
Anti-Poverty Council
James Thrasher
Montana University
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