Charles Becomes Prince of Wales at Caernarvon
Charles Philip Arthur George was invested as Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle in a 60 minute ceremony watched by 4000 guests and millions on television. He knelt before Queen Elizabeth II and recited the oath while security and nationalism flared with two pre ceremony incidents and a bombing death.
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Gloria Emerson
Caernarvon
Wales
Charles Philip Arthur George
Prince of Wales
Earl of Chester
Elizabeth II
Caernarvon Castle
I Charles, Prince OF Wales
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Elizabeth
Charles
Queen Elizabeth II
Helena Lands 1.211 Million Model Cities Contract
The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved a 1,211,000 Model Cities contract for Helena. Montana's congressional delegation announced the action Tuesday, noting city plans to start first-year urban development work with state, county, local, private resources and aid from multiple federal departments.
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Associated Press
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Helena
Montana
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Labor
Office of Economic Opportunity
Supreme Court settles Anaconda rent dispute
The Montana Supreme Court upheld a trial court ruling in a $2,346 back rent dispute over an Anaconda laundry business. The unanimous opinion by Justice Wes Castles states a jury may not impeach its verdict for mistakes in facts or law. The appeal, by Charles and Eunice Johnson, involved Deer Lodge County District Court verdict against Earl J. Green.
Scientists say Soviets can counter ABM
Three MIT scientists warn the Soviet Union could offset Safeguard by quickly increasing ICBM stockpiles. Sen. Edward Kennedy endorses the finding, noting the ease of building new ICBMs to neutralize the ABM in about three months.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Washington
Soviet Union
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Melvin R. Laird
Jerome & Wiesner
George W. Rathjens Jr
Steven Weinberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wiesner
Kennedy
Terror Grips Argentina After Rockefeller Visit
A general strike and wave of arrests hit Argentina as labor leaders clash with the Ongania regime. Police detained 50 in Buenos Aires and 61 in Cordoba during a 24 hour walkout led by anti-government unions. The violence followed the machine gun killing of labor leader Augusto Vandor as Nelson Rockefeller’s Latin America mission concluded.
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William H. Heath
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Juan Carlos Ongania
Cordoba
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
New York
Haiti
Latin America
Nixon
Rockefeller
Ongania
Rai
Augusto T. Vandor
Butte Plans July Fourth Activities With Parade and Concert
Butte prepares a Fourth of July weekend with a 7 30 p m concert by the Butte Municipal Band in Clark Park and a 10 a m Friday parade from uptown to Harrison and Massachusetts. A VIP convoy and traffic restrictions near Montana and Granite streets are announced.
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Butte
Clark Park
Harrison
Massachusetts
Vern Griffith
Butte Celebrations, Inc
Granite
Montana
Arizona
Park
Butte Saddle Club
Civic Center
Hallowell Canty Vie For Montana GOP Post
Montana Republicans confirm three candidates for party executive secretary including former state official John R. Hallowell. Job vacated July 31 by Archie Lucht. Other contenders include J Riley Johnson and Edward P. Canty, a UM graduate student who ran for Congress in 1966. Hallowell is an $18 000 a year U S Law Service employee in Washington.
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Bozeman
Ottley Tschache
Montana Republican Party
John R. Hallowell
Tschache
Hallowell
Archie H. Lucht
Helena
J. Riley Johnson
Montana Highway Department
Edward P. Canty
The
University of Montana
Kennedy School adds four classrooms bids rejected as high
Butte School District 1 trustees rejected all bids for four Kennedy School classrooms saying bids exceeded the architect's cost. The low classroom bid was 69,894 with mechanical and electrical work adding 13,887 and 6,396. If all low bids stood, costs would top the estimate by about 12,000. The board plans to readvertise through July 23.
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Butte School Dist
John F. Kennedy
Charles Davis
Lynch Construction
Knuckey Construction
O’connell Construction
Bentley Construction
Melcher seating questioned before state certification
A Montana canvassing board questioned the legality of John Melcher's seating in the U S House and his voting before official election certification. Melcher, a Democrat, had won Montana's eastern 2nd congressional district seat after unofficial returns.
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J. D. Holmes
Capitol
Helena
John Melcher
U. S. House of Representatives
Melcher
James F. Battin
Montana
Nixon
B. W. Omholt
Montana board weighs Melcher oath and legality of election
At a state board meeting officials debated Montana election law and whether Melcher’s oath and certification are valid. Governor and secretary of state signatures are required for office, while Melcher’s status hinges on receiving a certificate as results show him ahead of Mather by 2,074 votes in partial returns.
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Omholt
Murray
Montana
Melcher
Atty
Robert Bh. Woodahl
Alex B. Stephenson
Congress
Stephenson
Woodah
Ombholt
News Services
W. S. Mather
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