Missing Denise Clinton triggers nationwide search
Denise Clinton, 9, from Independence, Missouri, vanished from a motel during a family visit after a holdup by a tall dark haired man. FBI hunts Robert Lee Hays, 32, a former mental patient, as a possible suspect. Hays previously faced a robbery warrant in Topeka and was released from a state hospital in 1964.
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Betty Clinton
FBI
Robert Lee Hays
Denise
Chelcie Reynolds
Great Plains
Kansas City
Hays
Topeka
Kan
Little Jennifer Mathews Struggles Under Sombrero Mantle
Two year old Jennifer Mathews of Salinas California squints at the tall sombrero during Salinas annual Old West revival. The UPI telephoto image captures her difficulty as spectators celebrate the event.
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Jennifer Mathews
Salinas
Calif
Jennifer
UPI Telephoto
Anaconda Woman Killed in West Park Smashup
Mrs Katheryn Spurlock 53 of 2013 Tammany died after a collision between an automobile and a parked truck on the 1800 block West Park Saturday night. The accident occurred near 9 p.m. in Deer Lodge County. She suffered multiple injuries and died in St Ann Hospital about an hour later. Her husband George was the car driver. The death raised Montana’s traffic toll for the day to five and the year to 130 with Deer Lodge County reporting a second fatality this year.
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West Park
Anaconda
Katheryn Spurlock
Montana
Joseph Budd
Parade Honors ACT Leader Ray Reynolds in Butte
Butte celebrates Ray Reynolds the ACT supreme counselor return with a home parade and welcome from hundreds of ACT members. Mrs Reynolds accompanies him as two other national officers Art Mehrens and Jack Holt join the downtown tribute. Sheriff W L Dalling Mehrens and Mayor Powers ride in the front seat. Reynolds is the first Montanan to head the ACT a group of about 300 000 members.
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Ray Reynolds
Butte
Washington, D.C
United Commercial
United States
Canada
Mrs. Reynolds
ACT
Art Mehrens
Jack Holt
International Cancer Committee
W. L. Dalling
Mehrens
Thomas R. Powers
Reynolds
President Loses Two Staff Men
President Johnson shuffled resignations and appointments at the LBJ Ranch on Saturday losing U.S. Information Agency director Carl T. Rowan to return to journalism while naming a new Air Force secretary and predicting July 9 as a major milestone for health care and voting rights bills.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
U.S. Information Agency
Ai Force
LBJ
Senate
House
Carl T. Rowan
Rowan
Butte Rodeo Ends Oliver Top Cowboy
Dean Oliver of Boise Idaho captured the all around title at the Butte rodeo while leading the nation in calf roping. He roped and piggin stringed his night calf in 11 seconds and earned $636.90 with Friday night’s 10:3 clock. Walt Linderman of Red Lodge finished second in all around with $659.21, winning steer wrestling and bareback bronc. Neal Love of Grandview Texas took calf roping second, Glen Franklin of House New Mexico third. Franklin led national calf roping with 12 777 dollars to Oliver’s 11 511. Linderman posted an aggregate 178 over three mounts. Continued Page 13 Col 4.
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Frank Quinn
Standard Post
Dean Oliver
Boise
Idaho
Butte
Oliver
Walt Linderman
Red Lodge
Neal Love
Grandview
Tex
Glen Franklin
House
N.M
Franklin
Love
Linderman
Royce Smith
Iowa
Mike Isley
Wisdom
Furgeson Named AVMA President-Elect at Portland
Dr H E Furgeson of Mount Haggin Livestock Co near Anaconda was named president-elect of the American Veterinary Medical Association at the AVMA convention in Portland. A Kansas City native and Colorado State University veterinary graduate, he has served as Montana deputy state veterinarian and chief state veterinarian, and led roles with the United Nations in Shanghai. He is married to Dorothy Rita Stepanich of Butte and has three children.
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H. E. Furgeson
Mount Haggin
Montana
United Nations
Shanghai
Butte
Anaconda Co
Page 13, Co
Tornado Uproots Stanford Trailer Injuring Woman
A Stanford woman, Virginia Miller, was hospitalized in Lewistown with a broken shoulder and cuts after a tornado lifted her 10 by 50 foot trailer 150 feet and toppled a nearby house. Two grandchildren and a neighbor child were unharmed as damage spread west of town.
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Stanford, Mont
Virginia Miller
Dick Chase
Stanford
Dean Baker
Miler
Baker
State Criminal Investigator Post Still Open
Helena Montana Attorney General Forrest H. Anderson says finding a qualified applicant for the state criminal investigator post at Deer Lodge is hard. The job offers 700 dollars a month, with the same standards as an FBI agent, and remains unfilled despite wide outreach.
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Helena
Forrest H. Anderson
FBI
Deer Lodge
Criminal Identification Bureau
Anderson
Two MIGs Downed As Viet Nam War Scene Shifts To Air
US Air Force Phantoms supported a deep North Viet Nam bombing Saturday and downed two communist MIG fighters. Navy Phantoms earlier notched two more MIG kills near Hanoi. Raiders also attacked the Sen Yen dump, destroying buildings and causing damage.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Navy
Red China
Hainan Island
Air Force
U.S
Sen Yen
Peace Overtures to Viet Nam Admitted by U S Officials
U S officials confirm writing peace feelers were sent to Hanoi on more than one occasion. A May message notified of the bombing pause and sought a response to reduce hostilities. Hanoi returned the note via the British consul general with no comment.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
United States
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Britain
Sai
Gon
East Germany
Dean Rusk
U.S. Information Agency
Rusk
Butte Area Storms Bring Hail Gusts and 74 Degree High
Scattered thundershowers expected this afternoon and evening in the Butte area with risk of hail and gusty winds. High today 74, low tonight 43. One year ago in Butte the high was 87 and the low 46.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Montana Forecast Shows Scattered Showers and Cooler Temps
Montana east expects considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms Sunday and Monday, cooler highs 65 to 75, and Sunday lows 40 to 59. Montana west features partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers, cooler highs 60 to 70, Sunday night lows 35 to 45. The table lists maximums over 12 hours and precipitation over 24 hours ending Saturday.
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