LBJ Steps Up Viet Air War Strikes
President Johnson authorized renewed air attacks on a broader set of North Vietnamese targets, including transportation and industrial sites around Hanoi Hai and the Hanoi Hai area, with first raids Friday on the Paul Doumer Bridge. The move follows Senate talks on bombing limits and GOP calls to lift restrictions.
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NEW York Times
Washington
Johnson
North Vietnam
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Paul Doumer
Hanoi
Red River
Hai
Haiphong
White House
Hanoi-Haiphong
U. S
North
Meeting on Garrison pollution abatement set for Deer Lodge
Representatives from state agencies including the governor's office and Air Pollution Control Advisory Council will attend a federal conference on Garrison area pollution abatement in Deer Lodge next Wednesday and Thursday. The meeting, organized by Health Secretary John W. Gardner at Gov. Tim Babcock's request, focuses on alleged Rocky Mountain Co. emissions and public health impact.
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Neil Bibler
Associated Press
Governor's Office
Air Pollution Control Advisory Council
Garrison Area
Deer Lodge
Rocky Mountain Co., Inc
Garrison Ak
John W. Gardner
Tim Babcock
Montana State Health Board
Powell County Board of Supervisors
James B. Patten
Babcock
Wesley A. D’ewart
John S. Anderson
State Board of Health
Benjamin F. Wake
Division of
Air Pollution Control
Wake
Montana
National Center of Air Pollution Control
Powell County
Britain weighs conjugal visits for long term prisoners
London reports a House of Commons committee favoring conjugal visits for long term prisoners. Labor committee chair Renee Short calls it humane and beneficial, while the Daily Telegraph warns it could fail to curb crime. Home Office advisory group to study feasibility amid security concerns.
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London
House of Commons
Renee Short
The
Daily Telegraph
Home Office
Home Secretary
Labor Administration
R. D. Fairn
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda region
Partly cloudy and continued warm with late afternoon or evening showers. High 85, low 52. Chance of rain 20 percent. Record shows today’s high 74 and low 39 from a year ago. Weather table on Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Jets hit Hanoi area for second successive day
US war planes attacked the Hanoi area Saturday for the second day, while Communist ground fire downed two American planes. Air Force pilots fought seven engagements with MIG interceptors over Hanoi, with no aircraft shot down on either side. The raid targeted a railroad and highway bridge over the Dos Rapides Canal five miles northeast of Hanoi, with bombs hitting the bridge center and northeast sections.
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Saigon
Hanoi
U.S
Dos Rapides Canal
U.S. Air Force
Four Die in Separate Montana Highway Crashes
Four people died in separate Montana highway crashes on Saturday. Victims include Mrs. G. L. Stringlund of Whitefish 70 Dale Drennen 15 of Miles City Stuart L. Pirrie 24 of Billings and Howard M. Valentine 35 of Camden Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Manana
G. L. Stringlund
Whitefish
Dale Drennen
Miles City
Stuart L. Pirrie
Billings
Howard M. Valentine
Camden
Anaconda Co to reopen copper reclaiming plant
The Anaconda Co and 16 striking unions will comply with a temporary restraining order issued by Dist. Judge Jack L. Green. The order stops pollution of the Clark Fork River and restrains interference with the plant at Butte as crews prepare to restart operations. A hearing is set for Friday in Missoula.
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Anaconda Co
Dist
Jack L. Green
Missoula
Clark Fork
Martin K. Hannifan
General Manger
Montana
Butte
Ed Skinner
Hannifan
Saurday
Green
Frank Dunkle
Montana State Fish and Game Dept
Dunkle
Silver Bow Creek
Kosygin Sends Sharp Note to Chou En Lai
Soviet Premier Aleksei Kosygin sent a stern telegram to Chou En Lai demanding immediate cessation of violent acts against a Soviet ship held in a Chinese port. He warned that all responsibility for consequences rests with the Chinese side in this gravest bid for the ship’s release.
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Kosygin
Chou En-Lai
NEW York Times
Moscow
Aleksei N. Kosygin
Tense clash as Red Guards seize Soviet freighter crew
Tass reports Red Guards overpower crew aboard the Soviet freighter Svirsk docked in Dairen on July 2. They seize captain Korzhov and threaten others, while Dairen authorities take no action and Moscow protests the detention.
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Frieghter
Dairen
Red Guards
Tass
Kosygin
Kosy
Tough stand taken by UAW bargainers in stalled talks
DETROIT AP Bargainers for the United Auto Workers say no progress toward new contracts to avert a strike. Unionists report General Motors and Ford negotiators firm at the main table and in subcommittees, with no agreement on items to include. Negotiations recessed until Monday.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ford
Sniper Murders Deputy's Wife in Selmer Ambush
Deputy Jess Pusser, a young Tennessee sheriff, was wounded in the chin during an ambush on a county road. His wife Pauline, 33, who often accompanied him on late night calls, was killed in the shooting while riding with him on a trouble call.
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Selmer
Tenn
Pusser
Tennessee
Pauline
Quiet Copper Strike Factors, Production Drops Seen
New York reports a monthold copper strike by eight producers idling about 37 000 workers. Most mines smelters and refineries are affected though six refiners with 32 percent of U S capacity run under old contracts. Copper output abroad rises aided by stable African mines and Chilean expansion. experts warn extended walkouts may curb inventories and push prices higher. The strike also impacts silver byproduct output and hinges on wage and pension terms.
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Robert Walker
NEW York Times
NEW York
United Steelworkers of
Ameri
United States
Africa
Cerro Corporation
Peru
Washington
Refin
Anaconda Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
American Smelting and Refining Co
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