82 Die In Airline Crash After Midair Collision
A Boeing 727 collided midair with a smaller plane over western North Carolina killing 82 aboard Piedmont Airlines Flight 22 and both occupants in the other craft. Among the dead were Navy Secretary John T. McNaughton, his wife, and their 11 year old son. 74 passengers and 5 crew died on the Piedmont jet. wreckage fell near a summer camp as rescuers worked for hours.
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Hendersonville
N.C
Blue Ridge
North Carolina
John T. McNaughton
Piedmont Airlines
Missouri
McNaughton
Sally
Ted
Anaconda Plans Mining Research Facility in Salt Lake City
Anaconda Co announces a hemispheric mining research department with headquarters in Salt Lake City. C Jay Parkinson, president, says the new facility will be housed in a near-complete Anaconda building. Richard Macklin Stewart will head mining research and be succeeded by Clark L. Wilson. Two assistant directors, Stewart W. Hurlbut and Lloyd P ollish, will move to Salt Lake City.
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Anaconda Co
Salt Lake
Hemispherewide Corporation
Salt Lake City
C. Jay Parkinson
Utah City
Richard Macklin Stewart
Clark L. Wilson
Lead-Zine Producers Committee
Washington, D. C
Stewart W. Hurlbut
Buite
Lloyd Pollish
Britannia Beach
B. C
Stewart
Berkeley
Calif
Colorado School of Mines
Butte
Butte Mining Research Department
Yerington
Weed Heights
Nev
Mediator eyes progress in next Buite strike talks
Federal mediator Carl Clavadetscher of Great Falls said he will travel to Butte for talks with Anaconda Co and the 33 unions that struck operations in Montana. He meets Friday at 1 30 pm with representatives to press a breakthrough amid the deadlock.
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Carl Clavadetscher
Great Falls
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Montana Standard
Montana
Butte
Clavadetscher
Anaconda Co
Senting
Anaconda
East Helena
Secretary Rusk says Reds hurting badly in Vietnam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told reporters in Washington that militarily economically and politically the war in Vietnam shows progress. He said the Reds are hurting very badly and stressed the United States will continue efforts toward peace while warning Hanoi must be willing to negotiate. Rusk rejected claims of stalemate and noted inflation while maintaining bombing could pause only as a step toward peace.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Vietnam
Rusk
Britain
Far East
United States
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Algeria
U.S
Israel
Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Panama
Three Firemen Promote in City Service News
Mayor Tom Powers announced promotions for three veteran city firemen at a City Council meeting. John L. Cavanaugh, 49, becomes assistant chief in charge of fire prevention. James J. Leary, 46, rises from captain to assistant chief. James A. Kennedy, 55, is promoted to captain. All three had been appointed by former Mayor Barry O’Leary.
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Tom Powers
John L. Cavanaugh
Bureau of Fire Prevention
William Duffy
James J. Leary
Leary
Cavanaugh
James A. Kennedy
Butte
Cavahaugh
John F. McCarthy
Barry O'Leary
Butte Anaconda Weather Outlook With Showers Likely
Partly cloudy conditions give way to afternoon and evening thundershowers with a 60 percent chance of precipitation today and 20 percent tonight. High near 80 and a low around 48. One year ago values were 86 and 49. Weather table on Page 2.
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Butte-Anaconda
Montana weighs nuclear plant sites in Pacific Northwest study
In Missoula AP report Bonneville Power administrator David S. Black says the Clark Fork site is among 16 in a four state study by Pacific Northwest Laboratories. The nine month study, costing 155000, finds no insurmountable licensing problems though transmission costs may deter the Northwest. Estimated plant costs at the 16 sites run about 128.9 to 141.9 million dollars each with generation costs near 3 millikilowatt hours.
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Missoula
Bonne
David S. Black
Bonneville Power
Portland
Clark Fork
Pacific Northwest
Bonneville
Pacific Northwest Laboratories
Black
Air pollution session set for Deer Lodge in Garrison case
The USPHS schedules the first federal air pollution abatement conference for Montana on August 16 at the Powell County Court House in Deer Lodge. Sen. Mansfield and Metcalf report the gathering will address the Garrison phosphate plant dispute and related data under the Clean Air Act.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Deer Lodge
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Washington
USPHS
Garrison
Powell County Court House
Montana Democrats
Rocky Mountain Phosphate Co
Montana
Tim Babcock
John W. Gardner
Secre
Tary
Vandals strike Clark and Hebgen Parks damaging lights and sprinklers
Police investigate vandalism at two city parks causing several hundred dollars in damage. Of 39 Clark Park lights, 37 were shattered and mirrors behind globes broken. Hebgen Park portable sprinkler system torn to pieces, length scattered. City parks chief warns continued damage jeopardizes existing facilities and future installations.
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Harry Murnin
Clark Park
Hebgen Park
Hebgen
Murnin
Plainfield house-to-house raid finds no weapons
State police and National Guardsmen searched about 15 places in a Plainfield Negro neighborhood for weapons but found none and returned after clashes over alleged door ripping and ransacking. Gov. Hughes announces a blue ribbon panel to curb violence as the siege ends without firearms located.
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Plainfield
N.J
Richard J. Hughes
Trenton
Newark
Alfred E. Driscoll
Robert B. Meyner
Hughes
Deer Lodge School District lets $455 381 contract
Deer Lodge School District No 1 awarded a $455 381 construction contract to Construction Inc of Helena. The bid opening occurred on a Tuesday, the second in 30 days, after earlier bids were rejected for exceeding the project budget. The first Johnson and Sharbone bid stood at $517,469 with alternates to follow.
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Deer Lodge
Constructruction Inc
Helena
Johnson & Sharbone
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