Sirhan indicted in Kennedy assassination grand jury action
Los Angeles County grand jury indicted Sirhan Bishara Sirhan on first degree murder charges for the Kennedy assassination and piled on five counts of assault with intent to kill. A woman identified as Kathy Fulmer was questioned after claiming involvement but later said she had no connection with Sirhan. Police and federal investigators pursued several leads including a possible Arabic connection and chatter at Kennedy campaign HQ.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Kathy Fulmer
Kennedy
Peter Pitchess
Peter Pitchess Said Miss Fulmer
District Attorney’s Office
Police Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miss Fulmer
Sirhan
Grand Jury
Jesus Perez
Perez
Peter Hagen
W. J. Wood
Kennedy Campaign
Wilshire Blvd
Wood
Saudi Arabia
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Butte area forecast showers through Sunday
Variable cloudiness continues through Sunday with afternoon and evening showers or thunderstorms. Highs around 60 and overnight lows near 40. Shower chances near 80 percent for today and tonight. One year ago temperatures were 65 and 43.
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Butte - Anaconda
Polka Dot Dress Girl Seeks Clues in Kennedy Slaying
Cathy Furman 19 of Los Angeles, who may be the polka dot dress girl linked to the Kennedy assassination, surrendered after recognizing Sirhan Sirhan and describing the scene near the slain senator. Officers stressed the bulletin was informational and not an arrest warrant.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Peter J. Pitchess
Cathy Furman
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Kennedy
Miss Furman
Allpoints
Sirhan
GOP and Democrats to name delegates at county conventions
Silver Bow County Republican and Democratic parties set conventions to elect delegates to the state meeting. Republicans meet Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn to choose eight delegates based on GOP votes and county posts. Democrats vote Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Judge Freebourn's courtroom to name 14 delegates based on Democratic votes from 1964.
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Holiday Inn
Elena
Central Committee
H. A
Bud” Frank
James D. Freebourn
Joseph T. “Gub” Shea
Thousands view Kennedy at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Thousands waited in heat outside New York’s St Patrick’s Cathedral to view Robert F Kennedy lying in state in a sealed casket at the main altar. Mourners, from all walks of life, pressed forward, with the Kennedy family among those praying beside the casket.
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Arthur Everett
NEW York
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Bief
Canvass Verifies Reardon as Senate Nominee in Silver Bow
Official canvass Friday of Silver Bow County primary results confirms Frank D. Reardon winner over Walter Richter for one of two state Senate nominations while Neil J. Lynch leads the other Senate race with 4,839 votes. Incumbent Jim Corkish wins constable by 46 votes over Nick Malkovich. no errors found in township totals. The canvass shows only two close races with potential reversals seen in the Senate and constable contests.
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Silver Bow County
Frank D. Reardon
Walter Richter
Senate
Reardon
Richter
Neil J. Lynch
Silver Bow Township
Jim Corkish
Nick Malkovich
Corkish
Malkovich
Helena bank teller makes a find
A Helena bank teller uncovered a notable clue during a routine cash handling shift, leading to a potential break in an ongoing local investigation. Authorities declined further comment while the teller remains a key witness in the case.
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Helena
Virginia City mobilizes aid for burned youngster
Virginia City and Alder residents organize a large fundraiser to raise at least 1000 dollars for Toni Smith 6 to receive hospital treatment. A beef barbecue on main street will be cooked by Ken McLennan with salads and trimmings. Lloyd Brook oversees the event. Toni was burned while smothering flames at the Alder city dump and will soon travel to Cincinnati for skin grafts.
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Toni Smith
Alder City
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Ken ‘McLennan
Lloyd Brook
Madison
Roy Smith
Cincinnati
Miners Union Day Observance Canceled In Butte
Miners Union Day activities are canceled this year in Butte though the holiday is still recognized. Banks and city offices will close while county and federal offices remain open. The Anaconda Co. will not hold its first aid contest due to the copper strike and limited practice.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Anaconda Co
Ion 1
United Steel Workers of America
Weed
Anaconda
USWA
Berkeley
Butte Miners Union No. 1
Butte Working Man’s Union
Five Die in Iowa Army Ammunition Plant Explosion
Five workers were killed when mine ammunition exploded in a storage facility at the Iowa Army Ammunition Plant in Burlington. The blast collapsed walls and roof, with victims found in the rubble. This marked the third explosion at the plant within a year, which is operated for the Army by Mason and Hangar-Silas Mason Co. of Lexington, Kentucky.
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Burlington, Iowa
Iowa Army Ammunition Plant
Georg Mathes
Army
Mason and Hangar
Silas Mason Co., Inc
Lexington
Legislative Council Delves Deeper into Montana Constitution
Montana lawmakers and the Legislative Council continue examining the state constitution, exploring potential revisions and procedural steps. The panel weighs historical context and current legal implications as hearings proceed.
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Legislative Council
Montana
Kennedy Family Grieves At Robert F. Kennedy's Funeral
The Kennedy family shares private grief as Robert F. Kennedy lies in state at St Patrick's Cathedral. Ethel Kennedy sits with children Kathleen Joseph and Robert Jr and eyes stay fixed on the coffin while a public noontime gathering unfolds amid mourners.
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Sen
Robert F. K
Ethel
Kathleen
Joseph
Robert Jr
First woman heart transplant patient dies after five hours
Esther Matthews aged 41 of Dallas became the world’s 21st heart transplant recipient but died at 9:30 p.m. CDT four hours and 45 minutes after the operation began. The donor was Bobby Blocker, 26, of Euless, who was fatally injured in a car crash. Blocker’s widow spoke briefly, praising his unselfish act.
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Tex
Par
Esther Matthews
John Matthews
Bobby Wayne Blocker
Euless
Fort Worth
Blocker
Matthews
Alice Faye
Bobby
Paris Tourism Plunges Amid Strikes and Turmoil
Tourists shun Paris as strikes and student unrest cut income from tourism. Officials estimate arrivals at 10 percent of normal. a welcome office reported no inquiries during the Pentecost weekend. Eiffel Tower visits fell from 35 000 last Pentecost to 8 000 this year.
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Paris
Eiffel Tower
Dr Harry J. McGregor Dies in Great Falls
Dr Harry J. McGregor aged 79 of Great Falls died Friday in a local hospital. A pioneer Montana physician and road promoter, he inspired the McGregor Bridge linking Great Falls and Black Eagle and helped advance the Central Montana Highway in the state.
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Great Falls
Harry J. McGregor
Montana
McGregor
Black Eagle
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