Hidden camp discovery sparks sharp central highlands battle
South Vietnamese troops found a base camp 13 miles southeast of Tan Canh, triggering one of the fiercest clashes since North Vietnamese buildup began two months ago. Saigon says 25 North Vietnamese killed, five government troops dead, nine wounded, and reports 107 enemy fatalities overall.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
Tan Canh
Ben Het
South Vietnam
Cai Lay
Mekong Delta
U.S
Mekong
Salt Lake City Okays Swearing Ordinance In Court Ruling
The Utah Supreme Court ruled a Salt Lake City ordinance banning abusive or profane language is valid. The decision notes a man arrested for muttering after a hammer mishap could be punished. The report mentions related city and county rules on snow shoveling and Sunday dancing.
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Salt Lake City
State Supreme Court
Robert Ray Davison
Salt Lake
A.H. Ellett
Court approves pacemaker for Bettman over wife's objection
New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center implanted a new battery pacemaker in 79 year old investor Clarence Bettman despite his wife Marion Bettman opposing the operation. A state supreme court justice named hospital director Dr David Thompson as guardian and ordered the procedure to sustain Bettman's life as arguments continue.
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New York
New York Hospital
Cornell Medical Center
Clarence Bettman
State Supreme Court
Gerald Culkin
David Thompson
Bettman
Highway contracts noted on Page 11 and Page Un
The edition highlights highway contracts listed across pages 11 and an additional page. Other items include a note on food coding, tech cagers hosting Great Falls on Sunday, and Standard Transportation aiding senior citizens.
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Great Falls
Tech president search narrows to five at Montana Tech
Msgr. Anthony Brown chair of the Montana Board of Regents selection committee said the candidate pool for Montana Tech’s next president has been narrowed to five. Interviews have begun with one completed and two more expected this week as finalists prepare to visit the campus.
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Montana Tech
Msgr
Anthony Brown
Msgr. Brown
College of Great Falls
Montana Board of Regents
Regent’s
Tech
UM Work-Study Probe Widens With FBI Involvement
Federal investigators joined the University of Montana work study inquiry as athletic funds come under scrutiny. University officials say athletic director Jack Swarthout told students they had scholarships while financial aid reports show loan arrangements. Internal auditor Ray Menier began examining the athletics books after a student reported a job title with no duties and a partially paid check.
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Missoula
Mont
University of Montana
Jack Swarthout
Don Mullen
Ray Menier
Mullen
U.S. Atty
Otis Packwood
Billings
UM Athletic
FBI kills hijacker during skyjacking near Dutchess County
Heinrich von George, 45, seized a Mohawk airliner from Albany, forcing a LaGuardia approach then landing at Westchester. An FBI agent killed him with a shotgun blast in Dutchess County after he ordered a getaway car. Stewardess Eileen McAllister, 35, survived.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
FBI
Heinrich von George
New York
la Guardia
Albany
Westchester County
White Plains
von George
Dutchess County
Eileen McAllister
Bitterly cold November in Montana worsens travel conditions
Thursday brought subzero highs across Montana with Lewistown and Great Falls posting the coldest lows around 30 below, while Butte recorded near minus four. A moderating trend is expected by weekend. Roads vary from snow packed to bare and dry with limited closures and chain requirements on Lookout Pass.
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Great Falls
Lewistown
Butte
Monida Pass
U. S. 191
West Yellowstone
Idaho
Bozeman
U.S. 10
Norris
Sappington Junction
Lookout Pass
Superior
AMA raps skin lotions and cosmetics claims
The African Medical Association debunks cosmetic hype in a new book The Look You Like noting aging skin prompts desire to delay changes. It warns against sensational ingredients and urges realism about products and their limits.
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Chicago
The
African Medical Association
AMA
Cyril H. March
Shriners Chief William T. Taylor Dies in Missoula
William T. Taylor 54 former Butte resident and elected potentate of Bagdad Temple of Shrine died in a Missoula hospital. Funeral services pending arrival of his son Capt. William T. Taylor Jr., in Vietnam. Born March 14, 1917 in Stevensville. married Lily Brown in 1943. World War I veteran.
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Missoula
William T. Taylor
Bagdad Temple
Butte
Taylor
Capt
William T. Taylor Jr
Vietnam
Squire-Simmons-Carr
Stevensville
Lily Brown
Mr. Taylor
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Lews
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