Red release uncertainty after U S troop plane forced to land
A Seaboard World Airlines DC8 carrying 212 soldiers and sailors to Vietnam was intercepted by Soviet MiG fighters and forced to land on Stump Island in the Kuriles. The United States pressed for release through diplomats, but Soviet Premier Kosygin offered no assurance. The plane and occupants were reported undamaged and uninjured, with little detail available from Washington.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Moscow
Seaboard World Airlines
Stump Island
Pacific Kurile Chain
Pentagon
Llewellyn Thompson
Anatoly Dobrynin
State Department
Alexei Kosygin
Thompson
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Kremlin
Non-nuclear treaty signed links U S and Soviet to curb arm race
President Johnson announced U S Soviet talks will begin soon on curbing the antimissile race as the Nonproliferation Treaty is signed at the White House. Fifty seven nations signed in Washington plus additional signers in Moscow and London. The treaty comes into force after ratification by forty nonnuclear states and the three sponsors. Senate leaders debate funding for the Sentinel antiballistic system as talks near.
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Washington
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Moscow
London
Senate
U.S
Harold Wilson
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda through Wednesday
Fair and warmer through Wednesday with near zero shower probability. Today's high near 80 and overnight low around 42. One year ago temperatures were 84 and 43. Weather table Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Wallace backers push plan to place Wallace on Montana ballot
Great Falls Montana Wallace campaign leaders plan a July petition drive to secure 8 213 signatures to list George Wallace on the Montana ballot. If unsuccessful they may call a state convention as an alternative route. Robert May Montana Wallace chair says July will be our big push and the American Party backs the effort as a backstop.
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Standard State Bureau
Helena
George Wallace
Alabama
Montana
Robert May
Great Falls
Wallace
May
American Party
Another U S plane hijacked into Cuba
Northwest Airlines flight 714 from Chicago to Miami was hijacked and diverted to Havana Cuba. The pilot radioed the hijack at 6 36 p m and the plane landed in Havana at 7 18 p m Local time. About 90 passengers were aboard. It followed another hijacking to Cuba earlier Monday involving a Southeast Airlines liner with 14 passengers returned to Key West.
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Miami
Fla
Northwest Airlines
Chicago
Cuba
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Havana
Northwest
Southeast
Key West
Butteman Killed In Mountain Can Mine Incident
Lindin A Dobbins 55 of 1732 Thornton died after a fall at the Mountain Can Mine on the 4200 foot level. He slipped while working alone, jumped clear of falling timber, and struck his head, dying of a crushed skull and cerebral hemorrhage. Sayatovic-White's Funeral Home will host last rites Wednesday at 11 with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Dobbins, born August 30, 1912 in Mott North Dakota, previously worked for Pierce Packing Co in Billings and served in the Navy starting in 1944.
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Lindin A. Dobbins
Thornton
Howard Nation
Dobbins
Leo Jacobson
Sayatovic- White
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Mr. Dobbins
Mott
N.D
Pierce Packing Co
Billings
Navy
Laurel native joins Standard State Bureau in Helena
Daniel J. Foley, 25, of Laurel, named to the Standard State Bureau. He served as information officer for the Army’s 1st Signal Brigade in Vietnam, later earning journalism degrees from UM and Northwestern. Foley is married to Lela Weggenman with two children and joins Jerry Holloran in state bureau coverage.
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Dan Foley
Holloran
Standard State Bureau
Helena
Daniel J. Foley
Laurel
Foley
Vietnam
Army
1St Signal Brigade
Long Binh
Lloyd G. Schermer
The
Missoulian
Montana
Lee Enterprises
University of Montana
Montana Kaimin
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Cut Pio
Neer Press
Lela Weggenman
Jerry Holloran
State Bureau
Missoula
Butte
Billings
Livingston
All roads lead to the beach near Rome
Italians in Rome face heavy Sunday traffic on the 18 mile road to Ostia Lido, the beach near Rome, as they travel for a day by the sea. The scene felt more like work than relaxation amid crowded highways and slow progress.
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Rome
Ostia Lido
Old fire truck to join Butte parade on July 4
Butte Electric Fire Truck No. 1 to roll again in the July 4 parade after a 55 year layoff. Volunteers led by Dave Johns Ray Howe and Walter J. Neumann rebuilt the vehicle over six months in the Montana Power Co. garage. the restored truck features dual steering wheels and a 75 foot ladder. The unit, used around 1913 from Quartz Street station, was acquired by Charles Bovey of Virginia City and Great Falls in 1940 and shipped to Great Falls.
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Butte
Dave Johns
Ray Howe
Walter J. Neumann
Montana Power
Quartz Street
Charles Bovey
Virginia City
Great Falls
Nevada City
Neumann
Marines crush North Vietnamese at Khe Sanh near siege site
U S Marines backed by air and artillery pummeled a North Vietnamese force near Khe Sanh in the northwest corner of South Vietnam. They said 157 enemy dead, 2 Marines killed and 11 wounded, and 71 enemy weapons captured.
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Saigon
U.S
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
3Rd Marine di
Hue
Central Highlands
Butte Holiday Program Opens With Concert Tonight
The Butte Municipal Band led by Ray Sims performs at Clark Park at 7 30 p m tonight. The concert launches the city wide celebration running July 11 13 with the Independence Day Parade set for Thursday at 10 00 a m and 80 plus entries including 25 floats. Other events include a pro boxing card at 8 00 p m and a free dance at 9 00 p m in Columbia Gardens.
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Butte
Ray Sims
Clark Park
Butte Celebrations Inc
Civic Center
Columbia Gardens
Heavy smokers die sooner says health service report
The Public Health Service report to Congress states that heavy cigarette smoking shortens life by about eight years for young men. It links smoking to lung cancer in men and to heart disease, noting an increasing convergence of evidence. The secretary urges warnings on vending machines and ads, and supports stronger health wording on packages.
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Harold M. Schmeck JR
Washington
The
Public Health Service
Congress
Wilbur J. Cohen
Cohen
Federal Trade Commission
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Mike Mansfield
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