Idaho Banker Builds Loyalty In Small-Town Troy
Frank Brocke runs First Bank of Troy founded in 1916 at age 19 in a town of 481. He now oversees more than 8,000 accounts with steady growth from word of mouth and a recent wave of publicity including a feature in American.
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Troy, Idaho
Frank Brocke
First Bank of
Troy
Brocke
Banker Magazine
Brooke
Idaho
Annual Montana Vocational Association conference opens in Butte
The 22nd annual Montana Vocational Association meets at the Vo-tech center in Butte with about 320 educators from across the state. President Ensrud proposes a reorganization including work program, constitution changes, financing and legislation ahead of discussions ending Tuesday. Mayor Micone Supt. Davis and Ben Ulmer will speak, with LeRoy Swensen slated for a banquet at the Ramada Inn.
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Montana Vocational Association
Butte
Vo-tech Center
Pete Ensrud
Helena
Ensrud
Mike Micone
Charles Davis
Ben Ulmer
Montana
Department of Public Instruction
Ramada Inn
LeRoy Swensen
Bureau of Adult, Vocational and Technical Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Denver
Airliner and Navy jet collide near Los Angeles
A DC9 airliner carrying 48 persons and a Navy F4 Phantom collided with thick fog and crashed in a rugged mountain gorge about 20 miles east of Los Angeles. Firemen reported no survivors at the site and nine bodies were found around the burning airliner while rescue crews prepared to return Monday morning. One radar officer aboard the fighter jet ejected safely.
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Los Angeles
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Air West Flight 706
Los Angeles International Airport
Salt Lake City
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
el Toro Marine Air Station
Orange County
San Gabriel Canyon
Soviets again try space lab link up
Three cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 11 launched faultlessly and moved to dock with the Salute space laboratory in orbit. Dobrovolsky steered the craft closer, aiming for a 10 hour rest before a potential vertical docking to test components for a permanent space station.
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Space Lab
Moscow
Baikonur
Dobrovolsky
Boys State hears Lynde on tourism and state plans
Cartoonist Stan Lynde urged Montana to make tourism the top industry at the Boys State gathering at Western Montana College. The 529 juniors filled the largest session in 25 years as the week begins with government process sessions and city elections.
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Delores Colburg
Dave Holliday
Helena
Larry Huss
Montana
West Point
James L. Griffin
Montana Tech grads largest senior class in history
Hugh E. Palmer of Cardinal Petroleum honored with honorary engineering degree. 65 undergraduates and 12 graduates receive diplomas, seven engineers receive professional degrees. Chester H. Steele awards go to Robert LeFever and Johnnie Taylor as top graduates in mathematics and geological engineering. Palmer calls for focus on energy supply and free enterprise.
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Hugh E. Palmer
Cardinal Petroleum Co
Billings
Montana Tech
Palmer
Chester H. Steele
Tech
Robert LeFever
Butte
Johnnie Taylor
Modesto
Butte Weather Outlook and Temperature Forecast
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers in Butte. Today's high near 73 degrees, low around 38. Weather map features on Page 8.
Submachine gun tied to killings
Two Black Panthers, Richard Moore and Edward Josephs, were held without bail after police linked them to a Bronx social club holdup and to the May 19 patrolmen killings. Prosecutors connected the case to the May 21 officers’ murder, as authorities studied ballistics evidence from the weapon.
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New York
Richard Moore
Edward Josephs
Moore
Josephs
Bronx
Cholera Epidemic Worsens in Calcutta Area
In Calcutta and eastern India the cholera outbreak grows amid the monsoon and medicine shortages. Officials cite 4 000 to 10 000 deaths as relief work continues with civilian and army teams seeking to control the spread and await international aid and vaccines.
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Calcutta
India
West Bengal
Tripura
New Delhi
Heart Attack Care Reform Urged By National Commission
A national commission of heart disease specialists urges comprehensive reform of community and medical facility organization to treat the one million Americans who suffer heart attacks yearly. The report in Circulation calls for public education on early symptoms and a coordinated community approach to give rapid attention by trained personnel.
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New York Times
NEW York
National Commission of
Mission
Inter-Society Commission For Heart Disease Resources
American Heart Association
Solons gird for special session opens Monday in Helena
Montana's second special session begins with a guarded note on a revenue plan to bridge a stalemate between 80 Republicans and 79 Democrats in the 42nd Legislature. Leaders discuss compromises mixing income and sales taxes while funding the session and campus improvements.
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Helena
Montana
Forrest H. Anderson
Senate
Republican House
James Lucas
Miles City
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