Greek leader narrowly escapes bomb attack in Athens
Greek Premier George Papadopoulos survived a dynamite blast near his car along a coastal road. Police detained a man in bathing trunks identified as ex-Lt. George Panagoulis, suspected of acting for fascist and reactionary groups. Later, two more gasoline bombs exploded in Athens as resistance movements vow action.
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Athens
George Papadopoulos
George Panagoulis
Byronos
Paris
Rocky Mountain Flower Show Announces Winners
The 40th Summer Flower Show of the Rocky Mountain Council of Garden Clubs named Mrs. John Broksle of Twin Bridges as horticultural Sweepstakes and Award of Merit winner, with Montana Power and Mrs. George Patrick receiving top honors. Judges were from Great Falls. public viewing runs today 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Race Track NICE, Calif.
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Rocky Mountain Council of Garden Clubs
John Broksle
Twin Bridges
Montana Power
George Patrick
Kevin Patrick
Henry Blend
F. P. O'Reilly
Miles White
Great Falls
Kennedy to talk on Vietnam question before convention
Senator Edward M Kennedy plans a luncheon speech to Worcester Chamber of Commerce on Vietnam five days before the Democratic national convention. He will not seek the vice presidential nomination, aiming to influence the platform while avoiding a public appearance at the convention. Kennedy has similarities to Robert Kennedy's views and cites new developments since his brother's death as shaping his stance.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Vietnam
Chamber of Commerce
Worcester
Mass
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Associates
Robert Kennedy
California
Party
Platform Committee
Edward Kennedy
Senate
South Vietnam
Edward
Hanoi
Paris
Johnson
Honolulu
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
U.S
McCarthy Forces Target Georgia Delegation in DNC Challenges
Senator McCarthy supporters focus on Georgia as their top target in attempts to challenge seating of National Democratic Convention delegates. Joseph Rauh Jr says Alabama and Texas delegations follow, with Credentials Committee hearings set for Chicago August 19 and deadlines for notices and briefs already passed.
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Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
Georgia
Joseph L. Rauh, Jr
Minnesota
Rauh
Alabama
Texas
Richard
McCarthy
Raih
Wisconsin
Lester Maddox
Macon
Georgia Democratic Forum
National Democrats of
Julian Bond
Supreme Court
Fires near Missoula and St. Joe Forests Nearly Contained
Two large forest fires, one 41 miles north of Missoula and the other in Idaho’s St. Joe National Forest about 17 miles west of St. Regis, were nearing containment. The Missoula fire scorched about 2,100 acres and the Idaho blaze 300 acres with 489 firefighters, 48 smokejumpers, and 15 bulldozers at work.
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Missoula
St. Joe National Forest
Idaho
St. Regis
Jim Abbot
St. Joe
Vernon E. Bush
Soula Hospital
Ovando
Bill Cannon
Blackfeet Forest Protective Association
Ralph Hansen
The
Protective Association
Forest Service
Beaverhead tungsten mill resumes full production near Glen
Beaverhead County's tungsten mill near Glen and the Calvert Mine west of Wise River restart after seven years idle. The $1.5 million project employs 25 mill workers and about 30 mine staff with a $500000 annual payroll, and adds a chemical plant producing ammonia for bulb manufacturing.
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Beaverhead County
Glen
Calvert
Wise River
Blair T. Burwell
Minerals Engineering Co
Burwell
Minerals
Pat Wilhelm
Melrose
Far East
Formosa
Denver
Sterns - Roger Corp
Blair
Commissioners adopt $415 million budget
Silver Bow County approves the final 1968-69 budget with expenditures of 4.16 million from millage based funds plus 24 per residence unit garbage charges and 5 per unit Metro Sewer maintenance. Republicans dissent with a minority report citing Metro Sewer funding and other costs. The total county millage rises to 63.91 and total spending reaches about 4.37 million.
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Lewis T. Poole
Standard
Silver Bow County
Board of County Commissioners
Metro Sewer
Butte
Metro Reserve
Metro
Cycle crash near Cut Bank claims 18 year old
A motorcycle accident on U S 2 two miles east of Cut Bank killed Robert Branch 18 son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Branch of Cut Bank and left another person with minor injuries. An unidentified woman driver suffered minor injuries. A second car driven by Glacier Undersheriff Mrs Jean Gertzen collided with the auto afterward. she was uninjured. The victim leaves parents two younger brothers and a sister.
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CUT Bank
U.S. 2
Robert Branch
Hugh Branch
Glacier
Jean Gertzen
Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda Region Today
Cloudy with rain or thunderstorms today. Cooler tonight and Thursday with partly cloudy skies. High around 65, low near 42. Rain chances 80 percent today and 30 percent tonight. One year ago temperatures were 86 and 45. Weather table, iPage.
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Butte - Anaconday
City Firefighters Wage Talks Begin In Butte
Negotiations between Butte firemen Local 96 and the Ways and Means Committee will start late in the week after weeks of budget talks. The unit covers 35 active firefighters and five assistant chiefs led by Patrick Gilboy.
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Ways and Means Committee
Butte City Council
Patrick Gilby
International Association of Firefighters
Gilboy
Fort Lauderdale manhunt after telephone killer says he has killed
Police pursue an 18 to 20 year old suspect described as 5 11 and 160 pounds after a call saying I just killed three people. A mother and her 11 year old daughter were found shot near the airport while a man who asked for a ticket to anywhere remained in custody. An airport service attendant described a blond man in brown Bermuda shorts and a blue mod shirt as a potential witness in the car.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
Dorothy A. Clark
Clarkston, Ga
Marilyn
U.S. 1
Steve Larsen
James Rice
Rice
Ice
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