Jury Visits Crime Scene In Abduction Slaying Trial
Helena AP. Defendant Charles E. Corliss and his judge and jury toured the Lincoln area scene of the September 14 abduction and murder of Donald Hammer. Corliss, 25, Fulton NY, is on trial after a guilty plea by his alleged companion David Walters, 18, Keyes OK, and potential death penalty considerations were raised.
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Lincoln
Helena
Donald Hammer
Hammer
Rogers Pass
Continental Divide
Blackfoot Forest Products Pole Yard
Corliss
Walters
Montana
Denver
Charles E. Corliss
Lloyd J. Skedd
Skedd
Butte
New York Transit Strike Ends After 12 Days
The 12 day citywide bus and subway strike ends with a 52 million dollar two year package for 34 400 workers. Transit service resumes on most lines as Mayor Lindsay hails a collective bargain win and keeps fare at 15 cents.
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Arthur Everett
NEW York
Johnson
Washington
City Transit
John V. Lindsay
Manhattan
Michael J. Quill
Aflcio Transport Workers Union
Quill
Bellevue Hospital
Transit Authority
Lindsay
Five Die in Snowbound Two Vehicle Crash Near West Yellowstone
A blizzard and slick highways near West Yellowstone, Montana, killed five people and left two others critically injured. Four members of a Hayward California family died in one car while Frank J. Conner and his wife suffered severe injuries in the other. The crash occurred on U S 191 four miles west of West Yellowstone as a truck passed, kicking snow that blinded drivers. The Orluck family SUV carried William and Mary Orluck, their son Mark and his wife Elgie, and Gary, 3, the sole survivor. The Conners, motel operators from West Yellowstone, were headed toward St Anthony Idaho. Gary was treated in Idaho Falls. Mrs Conner was in Idaho Falls for care. Mark Weeden, 15, in Ashton, was not seriously hurt. The incident pushed Montana’s road toll to nine for the year.
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West Yellowstone
California
William Orluck
Hayward
Calif
Mary
Mark Orluck
Elgie
Gary
Frank J. Conner
St. Anthony
Idaho
Conner
Marjorie
Mark Weeden
U. S. 191
Montana- Idaho
Miller
Lars Logan
Orlucks
Yellowstone National Park
Conners
Gary Orluck
Sacred Heart Hospital
Idaho Falls
Ashton
Butte SCS Office to Close for Transfer to Bozeman
The federal Soil Conservation Service moves from Butte to Bozeman as part of a regional realignment, reducing Montana areas from seven to six to improve efficiency. The new Bozeman center will oversee Park and Meagher Counties with H W Fausch as area director for southwestern Montana.
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Butte
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Bozeman
Ave Linford
Montana
Butte Area
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Madison
Jefferson
Broadwater
Lewis & Clark
Gallatin
Park
Linford
H. W. Fausch
Glasgow
C. A. Krall
Federal Building
I. J. Nelson
Marjory McTavish
E. C. Nielson
Main Street
LBJ to spell out proposals as seven special messages
President Johnson plans at least seven special messages to Congress detailing State of the Union proposals. Topics include transportation civil rights health and education and foreign aid. Next week he will seek 12 to 13 billion dollars in supplemental Viet Nam defense funds with a 112.8 billion dollar 1967 budget. Republicans to issue reply Monday.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
White House
Viet Nam
Moyers
American Football Coaches Association
Senate
Plot to kidnap industrialist Firestone foiled in Beverly Hills
Police report an attempt to kidnap Leonard K. Firestone, 58, was foiled when two gunmen were intercepted at his Beverly Hills home. One gunman was killed and the other critically wounded. ransom was set at 2 million dollars. Firestone had been away from home for more than a week, with officers staking out after a tip from the Los Angeles Police Department burglary division.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Leonard K. Firestone
Firestone
Hal Bailey
George Scalia
John E. Harris
Harvey & Firestone
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Beverly Hill
Los Angeles Police Department
Railway service hearing set for February 17
A public hearing will be held February 17 at 10 30 a m in Judge John B McClernan's courtroom on the Union Pacific Railroad's plan to change regular stops at Monida Dell Red Rock Melrose and Divide to flag stops for trains 35 and 36. The board announcing the hearing includes Louis G Boedecker Ernest C Steel and Paul T Smith. Current times for trains 35 and 36 stops are listed for Monida Dell Red Rock Melrose and Divide.
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John B. McClernan
Union Pacific Railroad
Monida
Dell
Red Rock
Melrose
Divide
Louis G. Boedecker
Ernest C. Steel
Paul T. Smith
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Weaver Nominated as First Housing and Urban Development Secretary
President Johnson nominates Robert C. Weaver to head the new Department of Housing and Urban Development making him the first Negro to serve in the Cabinet. Weaver, 58, has led HHFA since 1961 and would earn 35000 a year as secretary. Robert C. Wood named undersecretary in MIT political science chair role.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Senate
Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
John
House
Kennedy
Senate Banking Committee
Willis Robertson
D-Va
Robertson
Obertson
Robert C. Wood
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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The page preview mentions anti strike ideas and reader notices as it hints at sections including residents upset by reading a page, with items on Jackie Kennedy, a fashion hall of fame, and Carroll defeating Montana Tech in college sports.
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Sheridan
Con
Jackie Kennedy
Fashion Hall of Fame
Carroll Sinks
Montana Tech
Barber tied to 1964 plan to blow up Johnson train
House investigators accused Louis A. Di Salvo of proposing to dynamite the Lady Bird Special, the campaign train carrying Mrs. Johnson in Mississippi in 1964. Di Salvo, a Waveland barber and gun dealer for Klansmen, invoked the Fifth Amendment to refuse answering. He reportedly discussed where to obtain dynamite and using boats to damage a bridge on the route.
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Washington
UPT
President Johnson
Mississippi
Louis Anthony di Salvo
di Salvo
Appell
Mrs. Johnson
New concentrator project to begin within two months in Butte
Charles M. Brinckerhoff announced a several million dollar addition to the Clyde E. Weed copper concentrator in Butte will start within two months. The upgrade aims to improve recovery of acid soluble copper and is to be ready for operation by early 1967. Brinckerhoff plans continued five year and longer range mining reviews and discussed expanding deep level haulage with $2 million in new equipment for the Berkeley Pit, including 100 ton trucks increasing from five to twelve.
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Clyde E. Weed
Butte
Charles M. Brinckerhoff
Brinckerhoff
United States
Butte Anaconda Weather Outlook Clouds Snow Flurries
Considerable cloudiness expected today and Saturday. Snow flurries and windy periods forecast. High near 42 with a low around 20. One year ago in Butte the temperatures were 41 and 32. Montana weather page ten.
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Butte - Anaconda
Butte
Montana Weather
Man with artificial heart valve rushed after two car crash
Ernest Osier, 38, of 3132 Sanders, was hospitalized for observation after a two car crash at Marcia and Farragut around 3 p.m. Highway Patrolman Jim Stanley said the precaution was due to his artificial heart valve and to ensure the valve was not damaged. His vehicle collided with Francis J. Riley, 62, of 3655 Harrison, who appeared unharmed.
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Ernest Osier
Sanders
Marcia
Farragut
Jim Stanley
Osier
Stanley
Francis J. Riley
Harrison
Riley
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