Opposition mounts to Korea regime amid mass protests
About 10,000 students demonstrated in eight cities against President Chung Hee Park with clashes in Kwangju injuring 57 policemen and 2 demonstrators. Wednesday's riotous protests left over 600 police and demonstrators hurt as poverty and inflation bite amid U.S. aid.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kwangju
Syngman Rhee
Park
Hamilton H. Howze
United
Cuban Refugees Report Military Unit Revolted
Newly arrived Cuban refugees say a 250 man militia unit in Pinar del Rio revolted last April and joined rebel forces in the area. They describe the uprising as the focus of a 22 foot boat and claim an entire militia company joined San Cristobal without a trial.
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Miami
UPI
Pinar del Rio
San Cristobal
Florencio Gonzalez
Gonzales
Head of Cuban Revolutionary Group Captured by British Destroyer
Manuel Ray head of the Cuban Revolutionary Junta identified as one of eight captured in the Bahamas by the British destroyer Decoy. Ray, age 39, was booked as Manuel Martinez and paraded before a magistrate with five Cuban and two American photographers among the detainees.
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Theodore A. Ediger
Nassau
Bahamas
Manuel Ray
Decoy
Rogelio Cisneros
Revolutionary Junta
Miami
Associated Press
Ray
Manuel Martinez
Cuba
Ficial
Anguilla Cay
Fidel Castro
Martinez
John Bailey
Phantom Flight to Cuba Described as Hoax by Pentagon
The Pentagon called a claimed Ida to Cuba phantom flight a complete hoax while Florida editors defend the story’s events. Deputy Secretary Cyrus Vance reported to Congress that an investigation questioned the flight’s existence and radar avoidance claims, amid debates over U.S. air defense gaps.
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Washington
Ida
Cuba
Pentagon
Florida
Cyrus Vance
Con
Vance
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Rogers
House
U.S
Milt Kelly
Fort Lauderdale
Defense Department
NMC President Speaks on Graduation At Butte High
Dr. Joseph Crowley president of Northern Montana College told 410 Butte youths at Butte Civic Center that graduation marks a shift to responsibility. He addressed 200 boys and 210 girls as diplomas were awarded. invocation by Rev Furrh and benediction by Rev Nowlen accompanied the ceremony.
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Frank Quinn Ro
Joseph Crowley
Northern Montana College
Havre
Butte
Butte High School
Butte Civic Center
Crowley
F. L. Furrh
Charles Nowlen
Forrest L. Wilson
Charles C. Davis
Davis
James B. Shea
Weather forecast for Butte Anaconda region today and Friday
Considerable cloudiness with scattered afternoon showers today and Saturday. High near 66 today with a low around 42. East of divide expect most rain in scattered form with cooler conditions Friday. West of divide anticipate highs 60 to 65 and lows 35 to 45. Table notes 12 hour maxima and 24 hour precipitation up to 5 p.m. Thursday.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Divide
Strike Disorders Hit Three States and Wisconsin Plant
Police and students faced off at three strike affected plants. In Wisconsin at West Allis Pressed Steel Tank Co 30 nonstrikers entered with a court order. arrests for disorderly conduct occurred as a student was found with nails in boards. Governor Romney sought legal means to close the Hillsdale Essex Wire plant without rights violations.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
George Romney
I. Ind
Pressed Steel Tank Co
West Allis
Wis
Pressed Steel
United Steelworkers Local 1569
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
WERB
Romney Atty
Frank J. Kelley
Essex Wire Corp
Hillsdale
Mich
Foreign Press Dismayed By Goldwater Victory
International reaction to Barry Goldwater winning the California Republican primary was mixed. European papers condemned the outcome as harmful to the United States while conservative and fascist-leaning outlets praised him. The Times warned of damaged faith in American politics if he secures the nomination.
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London
UPI
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Moscow
Literary Gazette
Om Guardian of Manchester
United States
Sen. Goldwater
Times of London
White House
Paris
Aurore
12 Year-Old Wins National Spelling Bee
William Kerek of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio wins the 37th National Spelling Bee at the Mayflower Hotel. He outspelled 69 finalists earning a $1000 prize a trophy and a plaque for Bolich School plus a free weekend in New York with an Ed Sullivan appearance.
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Margaret A. Kilgore Washington
UPI
William Kerek
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Bill
Mayflower Hotel
Bolich Sete Wien School
Akron
Robert O. Mathews
Columbus
Robert
Akron Beacon Journal
Mathews
Lincoln Junior High
Gahanna
Columbus Citizen - Journal
Three Men Reportedly Tear-Gassed From Butte Bar
Police say three men Edward D. Gray Marco Bajovich and Everett Prothero aged 25 21 21 were held after authorities used tear gas to smoke them out of the bar at 3 am They identified themselves to officers and were later booked at the county jail amid a burglary report and interior disturbance at the Shanty Bar and related incidents involving cigars and a television set.
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Anmel
Edward D. Gray
Division
Marco Bajovich
Montana
Everett
Prothero
Seeretty
Robert J. Holland
Maurice Mulcahy Skuletich
Charles Matule
Eastern Montana Wreck Claims North Dakota Woman
A North Dakota woman, Mrs. Orville Tennant, 46, of Marmarth, North Dakota, was killed in a rural Eastern Montana crash six miles east of Mildred. Her car failed to negotiate a curve, skidded into a bridge guard rail and overturned into a creek bottom. Police said the accident likely occurred overnight and was discovered Thursday. This marked Montana's 9%%th traffic fatality of the year.
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Terry
UPI
North Dakota
Mildred
Montana
Orville Tennant
Marmah
N.D
Prairie County
Ismay
Bequest Aids Butte Graduates
Montana receives a 76000 bequest from late Dr. Peter Potter to fund a continuing loan program for needy Butte high school graduates. Recipients must study at a University of Montana unit, under a reciprocity statute allowing tax free grants to state institutions. Governor Tim Babcock chairs the Board of Education overseeing the fund.
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Montana
Easy Does It Wins Democratic Nomination for Auditor
Railroad Commission official Jack Holmes describes his campaign as "easy does it" and reports total expenditures of 130 dollars including a 100 dollar filing fee. In 1,059 of 1,066 precincts Holmes leads with 65,530 votes to 52,759 for Paul Cannon. Republican E. V. Ombholt has 51,867 votes.
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Lyle Downing
Associated Press
Jack Holmes
MRC
Cam
Paign
Holmes
Paul Cannon
Cannon
E. V
Sonny) Ombholt
John J. Holmes
Butte Election Ends In Tie Between Friends for Committeeman
In Silver Bow County a tied contest left Frank Panisko and Joseph E. Hughes both with 80 votes for committeeman in Precinct 12. Panisko told Clerk W. T. Duckham there is no canvass. Panisko withdrew, noting Hughes as a friend. Tie resolved by coin toss or lot per law.
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Silver Bow
Frank Panisko
Joseph E. Hughes
Butte
West Side
Panisko
W. T. Duckham
Hughes
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Livingston Eoree Yellowstone
Wisconsin Relations Board
Morris Slavney
Romney
Essex
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Avanti
Johnson
Il Secolo
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Gold
Derek
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N. Deny
Bequest
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