Settlement nears in Magma Copper strike
The Associated Press reports Magma Copper reached a tentative contract with seven striking unions on the 18th day of a nationwide strike affecting 35,000 workers. The proposal includes a 92 cent average hourly wage rise, a 50 percent pension increase, and an unlimited cost of living clause. Talks resume in Helena Monday as Anaconda Co. and unions press for wage and benefit gains amid broader industry disruptions across AT&T Western Electric and other unions.
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New Montana Law Says Girls Must Reach 19 To Marry
The Montana rule changes adult status for marriage age from 18 to 19 for girls, with consent from parents or the district judge still required. The law, effective July 1, has caused confusion as it redefines who is regarded as an adult in marriage. Blood test certificates from a physician are also required.
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Butte Weather Forecast Says Warm and Fair
Fair and warm conditions persist in Butte with a high around 88 and a low near 52. A weather map appears on Page 14 detailing regional conditions.
Nixon Soviet meeting forecast by officials
Washington officials predict President Nixon could meet Soviet leaders within eight months possibly in Moscow or another European capital. They cite hopes for a SALT first stage agreement on limiting strategic arms and to prevent Moscow from exploiting any Washington Beijing rapprochement.
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Kissinger's Secret Asia Trip Revealed
Informants say Henry Kissinger traveled from Pakistan to Beijing by commercial airline using a foreign passport and an assumed name with three aides. The trip, kept secret and tied to Nixon's planned Peking visit, reportedly occurred July 9 to 11.
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Congress disputes tribal land delay
The Indian Claims Commission says it needs five more years to clear its docket of tribal land payment cases against the government. Some lawmakers are reluctant to extend the commission's time, with Senator Frank Moss and Senator George McGovern offering cautious positions. Page 14.
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Nixon China trip could trigger full Southeast Asia troop withdrawal
Senate leader Hugh Scott says most combat troops likely withdrawn before Nixon visits mainland China with a May 1972 target date. He notes some forces may stay for prisoner of war issues and possible peace talks, and questions Hanoi visit timing. He credits Nixon with enabling China outreach through GOP leadership.
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VEE spreads across Texas. vaccine shipments awaited
Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis burns through Texas as horse owners await experimental vaccine while authorities report hundreds of horse deaths, 43 people treated, and mosquito spraying efforts. A San Antonio girl died of unclear encephalomyelitis while tests continue. Local quarantines expand.
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Acheson Calls Kennedy Not a Great Man In 1960s Interview
Dean Acheson told BBC Life that John F. Kennedy was out of his depth as president and not decisive. He criticized Kennedy and Robert Kennedy for handling the Cuban crisis and dismissed the Pearl Harbor analogy as high school thinking.
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Space discovery fuels search for intelligent life beyond Earth
Pasadena astronomer Dr. Leonid Weliachew announced that molecules common to life have been found in two distant galaxies, suggesting life forming processes may be universal. Scientists say these findings bolster the theory that intelligent life could exist elsewhere in the universe.
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Life scientists weigh Earth detection by other civilizations
Oliver heads Project Cyclops at Ames Research Center Mountain View California with 20 scientists and engineers assessing feasibility of detecting life signals from other civilizations. NASA says no program is planned though a $115000 grant funds the summer study reflecting shifts in thinking over two decades.
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