Montana institute to showcase Plains Indian culture near Big Sky
Dr. Robert Staffanson outlines plans for the American Indian Institute a major cultural center to educate the public on Plains Indian culture near a Montana recreational complex. Trustees include Chet Huntley George O Connor Tim Babcock and Louis Lundberg among others. The nonprofit aims to open in partial operation by next Thanksgiving with labs for art language religion and history. He says the center will preserve and disseminate authentic native culture and study materials.
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North Viet rushing raids take heavy toll in lives and aircraft
U S hazardous device raids unleash a costly aerial onslaught in North Vietnam with 13th and 14th B52 losses and the first Jolly Green Giant helicopter downed. Six crewmen missing and 11 rescued across three crashes, total American airmen missing or fatally hurt rising to 81.
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Butte Banker Harold Pitts Named State Department Director
Governor Thomas Judge appointed Harold H. Pitts of Butte as director of the State Department of Business Regulation. Pitts, a long time banker, succeeds John A. Dowdall and will oversee consumer loans milk controls weights and measures audits of governments and bank regulation. He retires from Miners Bank of Montana after 25 years as CEO. Kenneth Mahle becomes bank president.
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Navy admiral assassinated in Argentina amid unrest
Rear Adm. Emilio Berisso, 50, chief of the Strategy and Politics Section of the Argentine navy, was shot three times outside a supermarket in Lomas de Zamora. Witnesses described a tall blonde youth, and the attack followed by the kidnapping of a U.S. company executive the day before.
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Newsboy Delivers Paper to Truman Home Promptly
In Independence Missouri David Melton a 12 year old newsboy with 45 daily routes for the Independence Examiner approached the Truman home after President Truman's funeral services and handed a paper to a Secret Service agent. He said the route was assigned for closer access to his home.
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Truman Buried In Independence After 88 Years Of Service
Harry S. Truman was laid to rest in Independence Missouri after prayers for a man who truly served his generation. The funeral at his hometown library proceeded with family present and the carillon tolling as the flag draped coffin was carried to the courtyard.
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Midwest set to introduce four fast turbine trains
Amtrak announced it will lease two French ANF Frangero units and buy two United Aircraft four car sets for Midwest routes Chicago Milwaukee and Chicago St Louis. Trains use turbine engines with top speeds around 125 mph and need no immediate track changes.
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Hughes in London sparks talk of return to public life
Howard Hughes, 67, arrived at the Inn on the Park in Mayfair after leaving Nicaragua. An aide said he may seek more public life, while British politicians criticized the secrecy of the visit. Immigration cleared him without a passport, and reports say he may stay in Britain for months as EMI shares rise on takeover rumors.
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Butte Airport Studying Cargo Jet Upgrade Options
The Bert Mooney-Silver Bow County Airport could receive large cargo planes to serve the Port of Butte. A Helena firm’s study suggests 747 and DC8-stretch jets can land here, but runway limits may require upgrades. Estimated costs range from 2 to 11 million dollars with 30 years of service possible if upgraded.
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