Company Pacts Target Across Plants in Wage Disparities
Labor writer Neil Gilbride notes wage differences across plants and weak pension plans. He cites union noncompliance with the law as a hurdle to progress and mentions hearings resuming Wednesday before a federal panel led by Dr George Taylor with George Reedy also on the panel.
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Lawson
George Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Business
George Reedy
White House
Washington
Death toll rises from Pueblo crisis and Saigon embassy assault
Reports say a Pueblo crew member died amid North Korea seizure tensions though unconfirmed. President Johnson pursues diplomatic options. In Saigon, Viet Cong suicide squads seized parts of the U S Embassy for six hours, were repelled by U S forces, with several Americans killed and intense fighting across the city.
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Gardner L. Ne
Washington
North Korea
Defense Department
White House
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Phil G. Goulding
Pueblo
Johnson
Fulbright
Ves
Saigon
U.S
Jacobson
101St Airborne
Associated Press
Dang van Phuoc
TV influence blamed for Lassie’s cow work drop
Dairyman Bill Hancock of Bracknell England claims television has harmed his Welsh collie Lassie. He says the dog was diligent before the set but now refuses to help herd cows when TV is on, particularly during animal stories.
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Bracknell, England
Bill Hancock
Lassie
Death of Ennis man raises Montana highway toll to 318
Gene Todd Ennis game warden died December 27 1967 when his car slid into a snow bank on Montana 287 during a blizzard west of West Yellowstone. A coroner jury ruled heart failure contributed by the crash and overexertion after he attempted to free the vehicle and walked two miles to a roadside inn.
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Madison County
Rio Driving Crackdown Aims at Reckless Drivers
Traffic Director Celso Franco announced a crackdown on reckless driving in Rio de Janeiro after a taxi nearly struck him. The policy targets unsafe behavior and aims to improve road safety in the city.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Celso Franco
Rio
Franco
Butte weighs pool and park funding decisions
Butte plans to finalize up to 120000 dollars in matching recreation funds with state and federal money. State Fish and Game Director Frank Dunkle and coordinator Al Thompson met the City Recreation Board to review feasibility of a municipal swimming pool and park improvements. Silver Bow County has 60000 dollars available through the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation in the Interior Department, to be matched by the city or other sources. Action at the next City Council meeting will determine the final proposal. Dunkle stated the city’s direction will trigger work to begin.
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Butte
State Fish and Game Department
Frank Dunkle
al Thompson
Fish and Game
City Recreation Board
Silver Bow County
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of
Dunkle
Montana highway program hearing tentatively approves Feb Mar projects
Montana officials outline a 16.6 mile February and March road build plan totaling about 16.1 million dollars. The package includes Terry Fallon and Glendive Sidney routes along with Interstate 94 90 and 15 sections. Federal fund cuts may push stage construction and delayed paving.
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Helena
Glendive
Sidney hill-Pryor Creek
Montana
Rockvale
Missoula
West Road
Gran
Terry
Columbus
Highway Department
Weather Outlook for Butte-Anaconda: Snow Likely
Cloudy through Thursday with occasional light snow showers. Cooler tonight and Thursday. High around 28 today, low near 5 below. Snow probability 60 percent today and tonight. Weather table on Page 3.
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Butte - Anaconda
Helena firm wins Butte area highway contract
Skinner Enterprises of Helena is awarded a 185 756 dollar contract by the Montana Highway Commission for 5.3 miles of Interstate 15 including weigh stations signing and lighting. The project covers the Butte west and Butte spur routes plus a 0.3 mile signing on the Iron Street Butte Road segment between Excelsior Avenue and the Interstate 90/15 junction.
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Helena
Skinner Enterprises of
Montana Highway Commission
Butte West
Butte
Iron Street
Butte Road
Excelsior Avenue
Explosion Kills Five In Pittsburgh Street Blast
An explosion tearing through a busy row of shops and apartments in Ingram, Pittsburgh, killed five men and left two women missing. Eighteen people were rushed to three hospitals as Equitable Gas Co workers searched rubble and utility crews shut gas and power.
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Pittsburgh
Ingram
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable
McClernan seeks renomination as district judge
Judge John B McClernan of Dept No 1 in Silver Bow County filed his petition and a 150 dollar fee to run again on the non partisan ticket for a sixth four year term as presiding judge. Born in Butte he was Montana’s youngest district judge when he took office in 1949 and has served in private practice public housing law and the army.
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John B McClernan
Helena
Dept. No. 1
Silver Bow County
McClernan
Montana
Bertha Mackel McClernan
Montana Judges Association
Butte Pioneers Club
Butte
First shell hits official's home in Saigon attack
AP dispatch reports the first Communist shell hit the home of George Jacobson, U.S. mission coordinator, in Saigon. Glass shattered his bedroom, he sought cover in an interior room as more rounds struck the area near the embassy. Jacobson, a Minneapolis native, has nine years in Vietnam.
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Saigon
U.S
George Jacobson
Vietnam
Jacobson
Minneapolis
Minn
White House
Silver dollar shows Butte givers heart
In Butte the Mothers March of Dimes raised about 3200 with donations counted at Prudential Federal Savings. About 500 women canvassed the community as the Silver Bow Chapter led by Ralph O. Godtland reported the total for polio, birth defects, and medical research remains strong despite trailing last year.
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Butte
Ralph O. Godtland
Silver Bow
March of Dimes
Prudential Federal Savings
Butte Junior Woman’s Club
Cochairmen
Robert Berry
Jack Gerry
Groom and bride split custody after jail wedding
Alvin King and Elaine Cruz, both 20, married in Beaverhead County Jail before MP custody. King was taken to Fort Lewis as an alleged deserter while Cruz headed to Ironwood Michigan to live with her in law guardians as a parolee. The couple wed with Justice of the Peace Richard Later officiating.
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Dillon
Fort Lewis
Wash
Ironwood
Mich
Alvin King
Elaine Cruz
Beaverhead
King
Justice of the Peace
Richard
Judge Announces Candidacy for Montana Lieutenant Governor
State Senator Thomas L. Judge announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor of Montana. Judge, a four term legislator from Helena, chairs the Senate Natural Resources Committee and serves on the National Advisory Committee for the National Pollution Control Foundation. He is a Notre Dame alumnus and owns an advertising business in Helena.
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Helena
Thomas L. Judge
Judge
Ted James
Fred Barrett
Chester
National Pollution Control Foundation
Montana
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Henderson enters race for Gallatin District 15 Senate seat
C V Henderson of Bozeman filed for Republican nomination to the Montana state Senate in Dist. 15 Gallatin County. He will oppose Sen J D Street of Bozeman in the GOP primary on June 4. The district's other senator Carl Lehrkind Jr. of Bozeman is not up for re election this year.
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Labor
Timmy Faas
Mr. Johnson
Timmy
Whittier
Calif
Wonsan Harbor
Edwin Q. White
Oit
Jes
U.S. 101St Airan
Independence Palace
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnamese Joint Chiefs of Staff
Vietnamese Navy
Tan Son Nhut
Ennisman
Jest
Fanshaw
Bill Parks
Standard
Fromberg-north
Terry-Fallo
Missoula-Bonner
Gore Hill-Emerson Junction
Great Falls
Thirteen Mile Creek
Glendive-Sidney Road
Three Forks
Diannad
Ananine
Ite and
Deer Lodge Counties
Seal and Cover
Townsend-Canyon
Leteg Ae
Columbus-east
Peter Arnett
Tom Judge
Montana Jaycees
Jaycee
Congress of America
Notre Dame
University of Notre Dame
University of Louisville
Henderson
Gallatin Area
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