Montana Regents approve bonds for MSU and UM projects
The board in Helena authorized about 4.5 million in revenue bonds for MSU housing and a Bozeman construction project while approving 4.3 million for a UM Center in Missoula. A new UM Fieldhouse will be named for Harry F. Adams and Student ID cards may be issued with a 2.50 fee.
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Doc Jordan Wins Degree After Rail Work and Injury
Ex boxers life-changing journey blends railroading and teaching. Doc Jordan, paralyzed by an industrial accident in 61, returns to education at Montana Tech and Western, earning a BS in three and a half years. He credits family, boxing mentors, and faith for his comeback.
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Wagner Festival at Bayreuth Opens July 24
Music lovers learn the 1966 Wagner Festival at Bayreuth Germany runs July 24 through August 28 with operas likely selling out. The German Tourist Information Office urges early reservations for tickets as demand remains high. Munich Opera Festival runs July 16 through August 17 featuring Mozart and Richard Strauss across 19 performances at the National Theater and 21 at the Cuvillies Theater.
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Buddhists split over junta civilian seats in Saigon
Progress ends split on adding 10 civilians to the junta with Thich Tam Chau negotiating last Wednesday. After militants denounced the agreement he offered his resignation, but the Unified Buddhist Church committee refused to accept. A Saigon rally at the Buddhist Institute prompted gray-robed monks to calm 7,000 by urging preparation for a None of the civilians joined the government. The 10 included two Catholics and eight moderate Buddhists of Cao Dai and Hao Hao sects. An institute spokesman said the Buddhists would not join the government, and the institute again demanded the resignations of Ky and Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu.
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Gemini 9 astronauts return after water leak scare
Stafford and Cernan arrived at Cape Kennedy after a leak in their capsule. both men were tired but triumphant as they were greeted by Wasp crew and space officials. Johnson telephoned good news to Cernan while both crews praised the test flight despite earlier docking and spacewalk challenges.
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Pilot error blamed for Salt Lake City 727 crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board attributed the Boeing 727 crash at Salt Lake City on November 11 to pilot error. It found the captain failed to arrest an excessive descent rate during approach and showed a pattern of below average judgment and deviation from procedures. The crash killed 43 of 91 aboard. captain Gale Kehmeier survived.
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Mississippi march veteran Meredith shot. suspect jailed
Sheriff reports News: James Meredith shot while marching from Memphis toward Jackson. Aubry James Norvell of Memphis is jailed in De Soto County on investigation for assault with intent to murder. Meredith says two aims: end fear among Negroes and rally Mississippi’s remaining 450,000.
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Weekend and rain are both ended
A Montana weather bulletin from United Press International notes no precipitation Monday as rain showers end nationwide. Sunny spells yield to partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures and light afternoon showers possible west of the Divide and in scattered eastern sections. Dillon topped state readings at 74 degrees. Helena and West Yellowstone cooled to near freezing overnight.
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Jones seeks reelection in Silver Bow treasurer race
Treasurer Jones faces a single Democratic opponent, Rudy McCormick, filed Feb 15. A Butte native since 1928, Jones rose from retail work to Navy service, photo shop and food store operator, then led the federal food stamp program before becoming deputy treasurer. He and wife Ruth Mary Phelan reside at 2201 Fir with five children and active community involvement including Little League leadership and local clubs.
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Montana forecast shows warm peak with scattered showers
Montana east expect variable cloudiness with few showers or thundershowers mainly southwest Tuesday afternoon or evening and south portion Wednesday. Highs in the 70s, lows 45 to 55 Tuesday night. Montana west notes similar patterns with scattered showers mainly south Tuesday through Wednesday and little overall temperature change. highs near 70, lows 40 to 50 Tuesday night.
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Civil rights bill faces sharp GOP and Dem opposition
Atty. Gen. Katzenbach defended the 1966 civil rights bill before the Senate constitutional rights subcommittee amid strong criticism from southern Democrats and liberal Republicans. Key dispute centered on the fair housing provision and federal enforcement of desegregation while senators pressed for changes or opposed the measure. Katzenbach pledged to work with lawmakers as Ervin read a lengthy opposition statement and Javits and Scott urged tactical changes.
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Whistle Anthem Guides Rome Search for Lost Bird
Dozens of Americans wander Rome streets whistling the Star Spangled Banner as they hunt for a missing talking mynah belonging to New York pho r Joseph Powell. The bird is said to respond to the US national anthem.
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Number of MPs in the British House of Commons
The British House of Commons comprises 630 members. This tally reflects current membership and distributes seats among political parties and regions. Members represent constituencies across the United Kingdom and serve in Parliament.
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Park travel climbs in Yellowstone May figures
Park service officials report May travel through Yellowstone rose over 33 percent from 1965. They logged 22 445 cars bringing more than 80 800 visitors, with trailer travel up 142 percent, buses up 22 percent and riders 35 percent higher, and pickup campers rising 119 percent.
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