U S forces repel North Korean raids near armistice line in Korea
U S troops repelled North Korean raids on outposts along the armistice line near Seoul. Four North Koreans were killed this week, two Americans died, and a South Korean soldier was wounded. North Korean assassination unit leader reportedly killed near the capital, with 25 killed so far and five at large. Possible swap talks linked Pueblo incident discussed in New Delhi.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
North
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
New Delhi
India
Pueblo
Alexei N. Kosygin
Marines Hit By North Vietnamese Attack Near Khe Sanh
U S Marines report 151 enemy killed as forces clash near Camp Carroll 15 miles below the DMZ. Tet cease fire begins with heavy shelling and air strikes. 19 Marines killed 90 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Khe Sanh
4Th Marine
U.S. Com- Carroll
Demilitarized Zone
Marine Combat
Camp Carroll
Associated Press
Robert D. Ohman
da Nang
Richard Merron
Walkerville Mayor Seeks Quick End To Copper Strike
James R. Shea telegrams Dr. George W. Taylor urging the President's fact finding panel to act swiftly and firmly to settle the longest copper strike in Montana history. He stresses the community's reliance on mining and calls for equitable labor management settlement to avert further hardship.
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Montana
James R. Shea
Walkerville
George W. Taylor
Chairman Taylor
Vietnam
Shea
Babcock to buy KBLL stations in Helena
Gov Tim Babcock and Glasgow broadcaster W L Holter near a $500000 deal to acquire KBLL Radio and Television in Helena. Dallas W Vandelinder of Billings negotiated while Paul McAdam of Livingston owns KBLL. Federal approval required. Babcock to be investor not manager. Holter to relocate and take management.
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Helena
Federal Communications Commission
Babcock
KBLL
Independent Record
Holter
KLTZ
Glasgow
KYLT
Missoula
Miners Strike Up Western Pennsylvania Picket Lines
Thousands of United Mine Workers walked out across Western Pennsylvania coal fields on Sunday protesting state police mass picketing. Picket lines formed at numerous mines and reports suggest a statewide shutdown may be starting.
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Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Double heart valve transplant reported in Johannesburg
Johannesburg General Hospital disclosed the first known double heart valve transplant, replacing both mitral and aortic valves in a woman who remains in satisfactory condition after a 74 hour surgery. The team, linked to Jo'burg University of the Witwatersrand, performed the operation with valves from a tissue bank.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Johannesburg General Hospital
United States
Britain
New Zealand
Cape Town
Department of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery
Jo's University of the Witwatersrand
Security Council May Invite Koreas To Pueblo Debate
United Nations officials reported the Soviet Union and the United States open to inviting North and South Korea to participate in the UN Security Council debate on North Korea's seizure of the Pueblo. A Western delegate said invitations could occur later in the session. South Korea already has a permanent observer at the UN. Ethiopian ambassador Makonnen urged inviting North Korea to present its case.
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Security Council
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
U.N. Security Council
North
South Korea
North Korea
U.S
Council
Koreas
Endalkachew Makonnen
Weather Summary for Butte Anaconda Area
Mostly sunny and warmer today with increasing clouds. Light snow possible tonight with about 40 percent chance. High near 8, low around minus 10. One year ago highs were 43 and 25.
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Butte - Anaconda
MSU Students Celebrate Mass to Rock and Roll
Montana State University observed a one time Mass for today led by Father Edward Courtney with the Radical Five band. The service used rock and folk tunes for entrance, recessional and communion while posters proclaimed messages about God and today. Some students said it was different yet not a weekly change.
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Bozeman
Montana State University
Edward E. Courtney
MSU
Newman Foundation
Radical Five
Courtney
Student Union
Father Courtney
UAW Ends Two Of Three GM Foundry Strikes
United Auto Workers voted to end two of three foundry strikes against General Motors while talks continued on the third. About 117,900 workers nationwide were idled, with Saginaw Michigan and Defiance Ohio settlements shaping efforts to resume auto production.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
Chevrolet Grey
Saginaw
Mich
Ohio
Defiance
Tona
Wanda
N.Y
UAW
Lance Cumlact
Henry Murray Dies After Accidental Shooting
Henry D Tarzan Murray 55 of 2065 Carolina died in a local hospital after shooting himself in the head outside his garage Thursday night. He had been in critical condition after surgery and complications followed. Coroner says no inquest planned. Murray born Helena Oct 10 1912 spent youth in Francis. Resident of Butte 40 years, miner for Anaconda Co 33 years, member of Butte Miner's Union. Survivors include wife Helen, sons Robert Murray and Joseph Murray, daughters-in-law, sisters Adeline and Kay Cranston, brothers Ernest Alexander George James, six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at Wayrynen Funeral Home.
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Henry D
Tarzan” Murray
Carolina
Mr. Murray
Helena
Francis
Manhattan
Butte
Anaconda Co
Butte Miner’s Union
Helen
Inlaw
Robert Murray
Joseph Murray
Tacoma
Adeline
Kay Cranston Helmville
Ernest
Grants
N.M
Alexander
Vancouver
Wash
George
Missoula
James Francis
Gramichildren
Wayrynen Funeral Home
Marine veteran faces deportation after discharge
Ramon Charles Sanft, 22, a Tonga native and Vietnam veteran with a Purple Heart, faced deportation after honorable discharge last November. His student visa expired in July 1965 and the INS granted a temporary extension while it reviews his suspension of deportation request, with a Utah senator offering mediation.
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Salt Lake City
Ramon Charles Sanft
Vietnam
United States
U.S
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Utah
Deportation row forces marine’s Vietnam service
An American worker bound for deportation faced a six week hospital stay after a Communist mine sprayed steel splinters on him near the Cambodian border. The ex Marine recalled bitterness that deportation would occur after his service, with citizenship appeals denied before his 1965 induction.
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