Savage rockets hit Da Nang as summit nears
Da Nang area faced near 40 rocket and mortar strikes overnight with five dead and 37 wounded. U S forces reported heavy enemy losses northwest of Saigon near Cambodia. A field officer cited a summer offensive beginning yesterday as attacks expanded to the Marble Mountain base Seabee camp and a petroleum cargo ship exploded and sank in the Da Nang River.
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Cambodia
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Lightning Strike Crashes Bricks at St James Hospital
A lightning bolt struck St James Community Hospital in Butte during a noon storm, sending bricks from the northwest corner into the parking lot without injuring anyone. Two cars were damaged. no roof or patient wing damage occurred and power to Montana Tech was restored within minutes.
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Cobalt
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Butte Voters Decide On 4-Part School Levy Package Today
Butte voters face a four-levy package totaling 27.79 mills in School Dist. 1 after two failed 36-mill attempts. Balloting runs noon to 8 p.m. with four proposals including 18.75 mills for elementary, 5.5 for high school, 1 mill to rent St John School, and 2.54 mills for Kennedy School classrooms.
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Butte
Board of Trustees
St. John School
Kennedy School
Dentist Keenan, 93, Dies. Butte Civic Leader
Dr. Bernard J. Keenan, 93, a longtime Butte dentist and civic leader, died Friday in a local hospital. He served as past president of the Montana State Dental Association and actively supported Butte YMCA and Heart Association fund drives.
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Bernard J. Keenan
Butte
Montana State Dental Association
Ymca and Heart Association
Keenan
Griffith Likely to resign after six days in Montana post
Vern Griffith, Montana’s federal state coordinator, may resign from the $18,000 post he officially assumed on Sunday, with news learned Friday by the State Bureau. The short tenure follows rapid turnover in the position and suggests a pending resignation.
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Helena
Montana
State Bureau
Griffith confirms possible resignation from Helena post
Former Butte mayor Griffith, now in Helena as economic development official, dodges denial while acknowledging a rumored resignation. He started in Helena June 1 and has worked with the Federal Economic Development Administration in Butte since 1964. The pay for the Helena job has been raised to near parity.
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Forrest H. Anderson
Butte
Helena
Federal Economic Development Administration
Lightning destroys Rainey Mountain ski lift in blaze
A Dillon area ski lift at Rainey Mountain Ski Resort was destroyed Thursday afternoon when lightning struck two 500 gallon gasoline barrels. Firefighters and Forest Service personnel arrived within minutes but lacked water to combat the blaze. The lift melted into a molten mass of metal.
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Rainey Mountain
Forest Service
Road bids to total 15 million in Montana highway program
Bids on 15 projects, including the state’s largest road job, will be opened June 24 by the Montana Highway Department. Letting this month is about 15.6 million, with half for the Dell-Redrock section of Interstate 15. Projects cover Beaverhead Jefferson and other counties with multiple bridges, underpasses, and interchange works along I-15.
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Big Sheep Creek
Dell
Kidd
Bedrock
Jefferson
Jefferson City
Child Hit By Motorbike In Butte No Serious Injury
A five year old girl Heidi Bruno was struck by a southbound motorbike at Utah and First in Butte Friday morning. She suffered a black eye and headache but was released from St James Community Hospital after treatment. The rider Gary Matthews seventeen was arrested for accident investigation and released on recognizance. authorities said he had no city driving permit.
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Utah
Heidi Bruno
Larry Bruno
S. Main
St. James Community Hospital
Pat Burns
Gary Matthews
Nettie
Karry
Jeff
Janet Stalin
Delaware
Heidi
Burns
Matthews Burns
Governor rejects pomp with new license plate policy
Governor Forrest H. Anderson says he dislikes pomp and pageantry and stops using special license plates with the numeral 1 on state vehicles. The governor’s black Continental now carries a Lewis and Clark County plate 5-16375, while the 1 plates are kept for special occasions.
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Helena
Forrest H. Anderson
Lewis and Clark County
Anderson
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