Governors debate poverty cures at national conference
In Cincinnati governors from across the nation debated poverty and ghettos. Most speakers agreed more federal spending is not the sole answer. John Gardner urged greater funds while Democrats and Republicans voiced dissent. A resolution praising President Johnson was unanimously adopted.
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Cincinnati
John W. Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Gardner
Massachusetts
John Volpe
Johnson
Soviet leaders press Czechoslovakia on path to liberalization
The Prague government faces a Kremlin backed push as Soviet and Czechoslovak party leaders prepare a meeting amid a campaign to justify a Soviet response to Prague reforms. Alexander Dubcek signals willingness to meet regional Communist leaders but declines a Warsaw meeting with hard-liners.
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Kremlin
Prague
Ical
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Czechoslovakia
Warsaw
Butte School District approves record budget of 5.9 million
The Butte School Dist No 1 budget board approved a 5,913,942.29 budget for the term, up 448,091.49 from last year. Hubert Johnson presided with county officials Robert Sparks and others present and Maybelle Hogan noted as county superintendent. Two others attended in advisory capacities. Continued on page 2.
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Frank Quinn
Board of Budget Supervisors
Butte
Hubert Johnson
Board of County Commissioners
Robert Sparks
Earl Holman
Lester Zeihen
Maybelle Hogan
Bret Leary
Maurice Driscoll
Emmett F. Buckley
Grizzly Killed After Attack on Three Youths Near Yellowstone
A 450-pound grizzly bear was shot Sunday four miles north of Yellowstone on U.S. 191 after attacking three unidentified New York youths at Baker's Hole Campground. The campers suffered minor bites and scratches and continued their trip. The bear had been seen in the area before and may have been linked to another attack a week earlier.
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West Yellowstone
New York
Here
U. S. 191
Baker’s Hole
Forest Service
Yellowstone National Park
Helena Navy man found dead in New England lake
The body of Petty Officer Paul W. Lordemann 21 a seaman aboard the submarine Sturgeon was recovered from Rock Lake at the U S submarine base in Groton Connecticut. He reportedly went swimming at about 11 p m Sunday and drowned with Navy divers recovering the body at about 1 30 a m Monday He was the son of Mrs Esther Lordemann of Helena Montana.
Dairymen push separate state milk division in Montana
Gallatin Valley dairymen urge the State Livestock Sanitary Board to create a distinct dairy division with Dr. John W. Safford remaining as state veterinarian to handle livestock issues. They accuse Safford of making unfounded statements about pesticide contaminated milk and seek leadership for dairy problems.
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Helena
Gallatin Valley
State Livestock Sanitary Board
John W. Safford
Southern
Montana Milk ‘Producers
Safford
Paul Boylan
Association
Standard State Bureau
Livestock Sanitary Board
Boylan
Milan
James Boyd
Ontana State University
Dillon miner shot to death in bar dispute
Henry A Hoerster 23 of Dillon was killed by three gunshots after a dispute over a dime in a Dillon bar at 2 15 am Monday. Bar owner Steven Logan said Hoerster jumped the counter after a dispute about a dime. Logan not held. Coroner set inquest for Thursday. Hoerster worked at the Spokane National Mine and was a recent Dillon resident from Longview Washington. Funeral plans pending in Butte. He leaves a family including a daughter and parents.
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Dillon
Henry A. Hoerster
Hoerster
Leo Williams
Steven Logan
Williams
Logan
Carl M. Davis
Beaverhead County
Torney
Ray Schwartz
Spokane
Bannack
Longview
Wash
Butte
Jmge A Ynatricia
Henry Hoerster Sr
Martin
William
Thomas
Ervin
Lila
Helen
Iva
Enemys rockets hit Da Nang bases in heavy attack
US bases around Da Nang faced about 135 rockets and mortars in one of the war's heaviest assaults. Light casualties and minor damage were reported to air, naval, and Army facilities. Government centers in Quang Ngai province were also shelled.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Quang Ngai
North Vietnam
Battle over Montana air pollution emission controls begins
A timetable for adopting emission standards in Montana triggers a brewing policy fight. Health officials, industry critics, federal officials, and a University of Montana professor debated burnings and odors at a joint meeting, with director Wake warning of a continuing battle after standards are set.
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Helena
Montana
University of Montana
Health Board
Pollution Council
Wake
Newspaper leaders reshuffle in Missoula Helena and Livingston
James E. Burgess of the Missoulian was named publisher of the Helena Independent Record. Robert D. Ross will succeed Burgess in Missoula. David Billington becomes publisher of the Livingston Enterprise. Ross is a long time Missoulian and Independent Record veteran with Lee Enterprises. Burgess previously served as production manager at the Missoulian and held posts in La Crosse Minneapolis Madison and Davenport.
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Missoula
James E. Burgess
Star
Ross
Binghamton
N. Y
The
Missoulian
Independent Record
Lee
Davenport
Iowa
Burgess
la Crosse
Wis
Minneapolis
Madison
Weather forecast for Be Weather page 5
Fair to partly cloudy through Wednesday with highs near 80 and lows around 45. Rain chances under 10 percent today and tonight. One year ago temperatures were 88 and 47.
Ray pleads innocence in King killing arraignment
James Earl Ray pleaded innocent to a charge of murdering Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4. His trial date was set for November 12 to avoid elections. Ray also denied a dangerous weapon charge while attorney Arthur J. Hanes entered the plea.
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Martin Waldron
Memphis
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Arthur J. Hanes
Hanes
Shelby County
London Aiport
P. M. Canale, Jr
Arthur J. Hanes Jr
Criminal Court
W. Preston Battle
James Ray
London
Ramon George
Rep Jim Lucas Invited to Miami Beach GOP Wing Ding
Montana state Rep. James Lucas, from Miles City, received a formal invitation to attend the Republican Convention in Miami Beach as a Montana alternate. The card promises a reception, dinner, and evening entertainment with VIPs such as Dwight D. Eisenhower and Lucius D. Clay, with tickets priced at $500 each.
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Miles City
James Lucas
Miami Beach
Fla
Lucas
Montana
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lucius D. Clay
Dagmar rancher dies after high speed chase on U S 16
Niels C. Jensen aged 32 a Dagmar rancher was killed Sunday on U S 16 south of Plentywood after a high speed chase by a highway patrol pursuit the terse AP dispatch reports.
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Plentywood
Niels C. Jensen
Dagmar
U.S. 16
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Ethel
Gallatin Dairymen
By Daniel J. Foley
Dickerson
Dillon Miner
Guy Ripley
Standard
George Esper
By Jerry Holloron
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Butte-Anaconda
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Gop
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