Regents to open on campus research and funding items
Regents mull bond details with HUD as sole bid and pledge revenues from Western College housing and fees. They plan a June meeting at Northern Montana College and graduation attendance, authorize UM Foundation to partner with Hoffman La Roche at a state prison facility, and approve scholarships and gravel sale irrigation funding. They also target a $7,425 estate settlement for Missoula’s UM.
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Rivers near Townsend below flood stage as Missouri crest looms
Montana river readings near Townsend were more than two feet under flood stage on Wednesday with a forecast rise of about four inches on Thursday while the Missouri River was set to crest two feet below flood stage. Temperatures late Wednesday ranged from 46 at Cut Bank to 60 at Kalispell. A bat emits sonar frequencies above 50 000 vibrations per second as it uses natural radar.
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Second Hungarian diplomat defects to the United States
State Department said Erno Bernat third secretary at the Hungarian embassy in Washington defected seeking asylum for himself wife three sons and mother in law on April 21 He joined fellow defector Janos Radvanyi in defecting for personal reasons and U S granted Bernat asylum per policy of refuge to those seeking it
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Jets hit fuel depots as Vietnam battles rise
South Vietnamese forces reported killing 147 Communists in two fights near Da Nang and the Mekong Delta. U S intelligence says North Vietnam may have moved three divisions into the ground war, potentially boosting U S forces beyond 453,000. Navy jets from Carrier Hancock struck Haiphong fuel storage points amid heavy antiaircraft fire with no confirmed US losses.
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Pressing Keys to Professional Sewing, Penn State Expert Says
Ruth Ann Nine, Penn State clothing specialist, urges pressing as a step in sewing to reveal seam flaws and allow corrections before the next seam. She advises using a steam iron or moist lightweight press cloth on wool or heat sensitive fabrics with temperature control matching the fabric.
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Montana Water Pollution Council weighs new standards
Montana's Water Pollution Council met in Helena to assimilate statements from a May 16 public hearing and recessed without final decisions. The six-member panel aims to submit recommended water quality standards to the federal government by July 1, and may adjust proposals, seeking a consensus.
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Warning extends work week to cover shortages
Reports say the work week could rise from 47 to 71 hours to address a manpower shortage. Turkey warned the United States not to use bases there if it sides with Israel, stating Ankara would need permission and had not received a request. U.S. and Cairo sources confirmed no request. Turkey reportedly assured Egypt bases would not be used against Arab nations. Hollywood note adds Peyton Place progress after early critique. Andes noted as the world's longest mountain range in South America.
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One Man’s Personality Ties to Middle East Explosion Risk
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes Ahmed Shukairy and the Palestine Liberation Organization. The piece outlines Shukairy’s influence on Arab unity, his bid against Israel, and his role in pressuring Jordan’s Hussein and Saudi Arabia’s Faisal amid Nasser’s shifting alliances and broader regional volatility. It notes Shukairy’s five passports, refugee claim, and fiery rhetoric alongside his history with the U.N. delegations and the Arab League backing.
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Helena man jailed for grand larceny of clothing
William F. Jean a 38 year old Billings Helena man was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to grand larceny He admitted stealing a $9 suit a $35 pair of pants and a $20 sweater from James Salsburg whose clothes were in his car Adams said Jean told police he planned to resell the items to raise drinking money.
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