Nixon pledges to stand with Thailand against threats
In Bangkok Nixon declares the United States will stand proudly with Thailand against external and internal threats during a three day Asian visit. The pledge follows his Guam remarks upholding reduced American involvement in Asia while stressing Thai cooperation and Southeast Asia security ties.
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Charles Mohr
Bangkok
Thailand
Nixon
America
United States
Jakarta
Indonesia
Romania
Britain
Pacific
Guam
U.S
Asia
North
Vietnam
Laos
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Apollo astronauts discuss moon flight and health
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins spoke from quarantine about their eight day flight to the moon reporting no health problems or need for medication since splashdown. They offered details aimed at history making record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cochran
Pacific
Moon
Collins
Lunar
Hamilton area child drowns in creek south of Hamilton
A 10 year old Charles Height boy Richard McCrossin died Monday noon while swimming with about 10 youngsters seven miles south of Hamilton. He slipped from an inflated raft and drowned in three feet of water. the death is Ravalli County’s first this year.
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Hamilton
Charles Height
Richard McCrossin
LeRoy McCrossin
Dale Dye
Dye
Ravalli County
Weather brief: chance of thundershowers today
A weather note reports a chance of thundershowers with an outlook of 82 high and 56 low. Mentions a weather map on Page 2.
Motorcyclist Sought In Campus Slayings In Michigan
Police pursue a mystery motorcyclist in the Beineman murder case near Ann Arbor. EMU reports dorm sign out in response while authorities check EMU bikes and describe a chrome Honda 450 motorcycle connected to the last sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell McKirgan
Ypsilanti, Mich
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
William F. Delhey
Karen Sue Beineman
Delhey
Ann Arbor
Eastern Michigan University
Miss Beineman
EMU
New Minuteman III Replacing II at Malmstrom Base
Malmstrom Air Force Base officials confirm the Minuteman II will be replaced by the Minuteman III with a new third stage for greater flexibility. About 200 Minuteman II missiles are at the base, with no announced date or exact count for the III deployment. The III weighs about 76 000 pounds, roughly 6 000 pounds more than the II, and will carry a heavier payload. The first 150 missiles became operational in July 1963.
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Great Falls
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Malmstrom
Butte Chamber Appeals Flight Cuts by Western Airlines
The Butte Chamber of Commerce appeals Western Airlines plan to discontinue two morning and evening flights into Butte set for Sept 5. The move would leave four Western flights, while air transport committee members press for non stop service to Salt Lake City and cite rising local boardings and county runway investments. Northwest Orient remains the sole other carrier.
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Western Airlines
Butte
Pocatello
Salt
Butte Chamber of Commerce Air Transportation Committee
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Silver Bow County
Northwest Orient
Western
Kennedy silent on future after flood of letters and telegrams
Cape Cod residents flood Hyannis Port with letters and 2500 telegrams as aides in Boston assess public sentiment about Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Kennedy, boating with family, has not announced plans to return to Washington or his political path, with aides noting a focus on the Senate and his standing with voters.
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Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Cape Cod
Edward M. Kennedy
Port
Hyannis
Boston
Washington
Senate
U.S. Senate
Roxby Named Academic Dean at Carroll College
Helena Montana Robert J Roxby assistant professor of modern languages at Carroll College is named academic dean of the college and will also serve as dean of students The appointment takes effect August 1 following Father Harringtons move to the presidency earlier this year
Butte Board Approves $7.5 Million County Budgets
Butte and Silver Bow County officials approved a total budget of 7,508,120.57 for the 1969-70 period. The action, at the county superintendent’s office, covered metropolitan and rural districts with fundamental allocations for elementary and high school operations, salaries, and capital outlays.
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Silver Bow County
Board of County Commissioners
Maybelle Hogan
Butte
Ramsay
Melrose
Divide
Rocker
Charles Davis
Forrest Wilson
Butte High School
Margaret Leary
Board of Education
Miss Hogan
Dist. No. 1
Teachers Pension Fund
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The
New York Times
Phumiphol Aduldet
Queen Sirikit
Phan Fah
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Apollo
Butte-East
Butte Area
Montana
Wynne and
Lowell
Franklin and
LaSalle
Highway Department
District and
Butte Division
Tom Judge
James P. Dowdall
St. Ann Church
G. R. “Rod” Cooney
State Highway Commission
Cooney
Robert Link
Greater Butte
Father Dowdall
Pastor Link
Judge
Buzz Aldrin
Mike Collins
Houston
NASA
Earth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Hamilton Area
Romney Chills
Anderson
Miss Bieneman
Ronald R. Beineman
Grand Rapids
Karen
Ypsilanti
Minuteman
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Jest
Massachusetts
Mary Jo Kopechne
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert J. Roxby
Carroll
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