Nixon declares national war on drugs and harsher penalties
President Nixon urged Congress to enact tougher narcotics laws, authorize no‑knock entries for federal agents, and expand funding and research. He cited rising juvenile drug arrests and New York heroin use while promising international cooperation and a fast, federal investigative unit.
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Congress
Nixon
Executive Department
United States
New York City
Justice Department
White House
Apollo 11 Flight Risks Highlight Moon Landing
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP analysts and astronauts warn the Apollo 11 mission could fail. Armstrong and Aldrin face dangerous landing in a hostile lunar surface with 90 seconds of LM maneuvering fuel before abort options.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
Earth
Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Eugene A. Cernan
Thomas P. Stafford
Cernan
Petrone
Aldrin
Moon
Lunar
Wernher von Braun
Russia
Armstrong says fear not unknown emotion for astronauts
Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong said fear is not unknown to the Apollo 11 crew but they expect to launch with resolve. He and colleagues discussed the mission ahead as Cape Kennedy prepared for Wednesday’s launch.
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Rocco A. Petrone
Apollo
Armstrong
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
George E. Mueller
Space Agency
von Braun
Mueller
U.S
Union representation vote at Galen today
About 120 Galen State Hospital staffers are eligible to vote in a special election to choose a bargaining representative. Tony Softich will supervise the balloting from 2:30 to 7 p.m. and 10 to 11 p.m. The ballot offers three choices including AFL CIO representation, continued representation by current independents, or no representation.
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Standard State Bureau
GALEN
Galen State Hospital
Tony Softich
Warm Springs State Hospital
Softich
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
William Johnstone named acting president of MSU
William A. Johnstone 53 was named acting president of Montana State University by the State Board of Regents to lead the 7300 student campus while a search for a permanent administrator is conducted. Gov. Forrest H. Anderson noted Johnstone will be paid 28400 annually, matching the late President Leon H. Johnson’s slated July 1 salary.
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J. D. Holmes
Capitol
Helena
William A. Johnstone
Montana State University
State Board of Regents
Leon H. Johnson
Forrest H. Anderson
Johnstone
MSU
Johnson
Scouts Flock Through Butte on Idaho Jamoree Route
Boy Scouts pass through Butte en route to the Jamore in Farragut State Park Idaho. The Chamber of Commerce estimates 2204 scouts will stop or stay in Butte during travel with many billeting at Columbia Gardens Toll Mountain YMCA Civic Center Butte High gym Elks Lodge hotels and motels. A Canal Zone group spent Sunday night at the Elks Lodge before continuing. More than 40 Mississippi scouts joined the local rodeo event Saturday night.
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Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Union
Rockies
Canal Zone
Columbia Gardens
Toll Mountain
YMCA
Civic Center
Butte High School
Elks Lodge
Mississippi
Real West
Scouts Tour Butte As They Prep For Jamboree
A group of 50 from Ithaca New York visited Anaconda Monday and toured the Berkeley Pit and World Museum of Mining before continuing through Butte. They received meals and guides as part of their across state scout journey lasting until July 23 ahead of the Jamboree at Farragut starting Wednesday and running to July 22 with expectant attendance above 40 000 boys nationwide.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Anaconda
Butte
Berkeley Pit
World Museum of Mining
Farragut
Mini rider problem troubles authorities in Montana
Silver Bow County deputies report a rising number of very young riders on motorbikes, including a third grader. Law limits minimum operating age to 15 with driver education. deputies fear enforcement is hampered by thin patrols and outlying areas.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Montana
Walkerville
Missoula Dentist Sues APBA Over Boat Disqualification
Dr Deloit R Wolfe a Missoula dentist and hydro plane enthusiast sues the American Power Boat Association for 375000 in Federal District Court He alleges at Polson Regatta Flathead Lake on July 9 1967 he won two heats placed second in two others a protest was filed and he refused boat impoundment due to delay The APBA referee Scott Brown stated in writing that the refusal was admission of guilt and Wolfe was suspended from racing
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Deloit R. Wolfe
Missoula
Montana
American Power Boat Association
Dr. Wolfe
Flathead Lake
Scott Brown
Polson
Brown
Wolfe
APBA
Prouty backs ABM deployment boosting Nixon plan
Vermont Senator Winston L Prouty announced support for deploying the Safeguard antiballistic missile system. The move leaves Williams and McIntyre as the only uncommitted senators with the AP counting 49 opposed and 49 in favor.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Winston L. Prouty
Nixon
Senate
Vermont
John J. Williams
R-Del
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Associated Press
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Neil Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
By Ben Funk
Frank Borman
Collins
William Johnstone
Jy Weather
McIntyre
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Prouty
Spiro T. Agnew
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