Nixon China policy opens door to UN admission
Nixon’s trip to Peking triggers Western optimism on a mainland China entry to the United Nations by next fall. White House sources say talks with Moscow may occur but should not be tied to China work. Officials caution that formal Washington Beijing relations remain speculative.
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Butte Weekend Weather Outlook Keeps Warm Thunderstorms
Continued warm conditions in Butte with scattered thundershowers forecast over the weekend. Today’s outlook lists high 85 and low 42 with details on the Weather Map on page M4.
LDS Plans Butte Stake House Site For New Chapel
The Latter-day Saints announce a planned donation of land one mile west of the Continental Drive interchange on I-90 for a new stake house to serve wards in Butte Dillon Anaconda Sheridan and branches in Whitehall Deer Lodge Philipsburg Ennis. No construction date is set and the project will include a chapel and related church facilities.
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Holm Named Air Force First Lady General
Jeanne M. Holm, director of women in the Air Force since 1965, was promoted to brigadier general becoming the service’s first lady general. At 50 she earned the silver stars, joining a growing group of female generals. she is the third woman in the U.S. military to hold this rank.
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Helena team wins state fire drill in Anaconda contest
Helena fire squad topped Montana champions with a 90.1 second two heat hose change and make and break, narrowly beating Great Falls 103.7 seconds. Anaconda placed third, while Missoula and Butte did not enter.
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Rail unions strike as talks resume amid broad work rule changes
Strikes shut down Southern Railway and Union Pacific lines affecting 48 000 workers and 8 9 percent of U S rail track as UTU disputes wage and work rule changes with AFL CIO United Transportation Union and railroads push broader reforms including longer crew runs and loss of double pay for two way radio use Overnight talks failed to secure a settlement though some progress was noted with a Saturday 10 am resumption target Industry warns of widespread impact on farmers steelmakers and freight flows while some lines moved to pre emptive layoffs and pay cuts.
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Telegraph and Dock Strikes Continue Across West
Telegraph workers totaling 20 100 join 17 000 United Telegrapher and 3 100 CWA members in a strike. copper workers in 16 states show no break in a 35 000 member walkout. 15 000 West Coast longshoremen keep ports dark since July 1 amid a broader labor clash. Postal talks pause in Labor Dept talks as new US Service negotiates first contracts with seven unions.
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No Copper Talks Today in Helena Dispute
Anaconda Co and striking unions made no general negotiations planned for Saturday in Helena. A spokesman said some committee meetings were set and could resume talks Monday, but he offered no details and emphasized ongoing discussions.
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MSU instructor wins $18000 in civil rights suit
Federal court jury awarded Sydney Kurland $18000 in his $101500 civil rights suit against Gallatin County and Bozeman law officers. Jurors found violations occurred July 23, 1967 when Kurland, a Montana State University art professor, was detained after an invalid search warrant. Seven of sixteen defendants were dismissed during the trial. the award came after five hours of deliberation led by foreman Wallace Nugent.
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Ana Kurland
Kurland
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Ohio University
Colstrip steam plant to add Montana Power generating capacity
Montana Power plans a 350000 kilowatt coal fired steam electric plant near Colstrip for operation in 1975. The $60 million facility will employ about 400 construction workers at peak and serve as Unit 1 with potential for two more 230000 volt transmission lines to Billings.
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Fugitive Morse Returned to Dillon After Nebraska Capture
Robert Eugene Goldie Morse, listed as 73 to 76, was brought from Scottsbluff Nebraska to Beaverhead County jail. He faces two robbery counts filed Sept 30 1969 and had bonded $15 000. Morse waived extradition and was arrested after FBI warrant for unlawful flight. He allegedly robbed Ernest R. Swayze Jr of Washington and Edward Oswald of Dillon in 1969.
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Neb
Morse
Lloyd Thomas
Raymond L. Davis
Grayson Phipps
Nebraska
Dillon
Ernest R. Swayze Jr
Washington State
Edward Oswald
Nixon shifts course with China outreach and long term aims
The article analyzes President Nixon moving toward détente with China as a long term strategic choice. It notes potential gains in international diplomacy despite domestic conservative backlash and outlines how prior isolationism gave way to hoped for peace through engagement. It cites Buckley and other critics while stressing the plan's bold political calculus.
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