Husband appeals to White House for airlift after crash
John Urey drove to Elkins for vacation with wife and child when their car went off a embankment. His wife, pregnant, suffered severe spine injuries and was near death. son Brian had lesser injuries. After failed ambulance transport and calls to authorities, Urey contacted the White House. Gen James Hughes arranged a military helicopter, then replaced with a larger air ambulance. Mrs Urey was flown to Georgetown Hospital for emergency care. her condition remained serious.
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Petersburg
W. Va
John Urey
Elkins
Here
Brian
Urey
Washington, D.C
Joe Urey
White House
James D. Hughes
Hughes
Quantico Marine Air Station
West Virginia
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Mansfield attack on Nixon proposal in Cambodia debate
Senate leaders clash over the Cooper Church amendment to a foreign military sales bill. The Cooper Church plan bars funds for retaining forces or aiding advisers in Cambodia past July 1 without congressional approval. Byrd and Griffin propose a modification allowing action to protect U S lives in South Vietnam or assist withdrawal. Nixon backs Byrd Griffin change as constitutional. A crucial Thursday vote in the Senate is anticipated.
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Gulf of Tonkin
White House
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Tonkin Gulf
Senate
Cambodia
Griffin
United States
South Vietnam
Nixon
Prosecution Opens Bozeman Murder Trial
Witnesses testified on Tuesday at the Bozeman first degree murder trial of O Archie Warwick. They described the circumstances surrounding the death of Roberta Bobbi Clark and the subsequent discovery of her body.
Anderson urges stronger federal pollution controls at Western Governors meet
Gov. Forrest H. Anderson criticized the Nixon administration for slow action on air and water pollution. He called for federal standards alongside Montana rules, urging a Kennedy like federal commitment to pollution control, while Gov. Daniel J. Evans of Washington backed a federal role.
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Park City
Utah
Forrest H. Anderson
Nixon
Western Governors Conference
Anderson
Nors
Montana
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Kennedy
William McGonnell
National Air Pollution Control Administration
McGonnell
Moon dust travels in style on cross country flight
A moon dust sample weighing under 1.5 ounces sits in a specially sealed box with an extra air seat from Los Angeles to New York. Robert Countryman holds the item for his employer who paid for the extra seat to keep the lunar rock from baggage or under his seat. Stewardess Barbara Goss tends the container.
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Los Angeles
New York
Robert Countryman
Moon Rock
Barbara Goss
Candidates list election costs
The Democratic county treasurer nominee Alice G Gosselin spent 950 dollars with 450 personal expense and a club see in her behalf. Opponent ART GREENE listed 245 dollars. Clarence DeDycker won the Democratic county commissioner nomination with 370 90. Jack Hamner listed 796 34 for campaign expenses. Maksim Bigovich, a justice of the peace candidate, spent 75. Unopposed Democrats in elect and recorder tallied 174 80 and school superintendent 98 30. Clubs must file their expenses.
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Alice G. Gosselin
Art Greene
Gosselin
Clarence DeDycker
Jack Hamner
Maksim Bigovich
Elist
Recorder
Butte Plans Big Fourth Page 10 Feature
Local pages preview diverse coverage with plans for a major fourth page feature in Butte and highlights for Page 11 Children’s Day at Gardens. The Page 14 item notes a Butte coach at Bobcat and a nursing home setback on Page 22.
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Butte
Opportunity Woman Killed In Two Car Crash Near Anaconda
Esther R. Strong 58 of Opportunity died on arrival at Anaconda Community Hospital after a two car collision six miles east of Anaconda at 3:20 p.m. Tuesday. Injured were Bob Eide 17 and Carl Eccleston 18 of Anaconda. Eide treated for head injuries and other hurts Eccleston for facial cuts and bruises. Strong was driving alone and apparently crossed into westbound lanes when struck broadside by the Eide car. Patrolman R A Peterson reported. See fatal Page 2.
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Esther R. Strong
Opportunity
Anaconda Community Hospital
Anaconda
Bob Eide
Carl Eccleston
Deer Lodge
Arthur A. Longfellow
Eccleston
Miners Union Day Closes Butte Stores Ahead of Holiday
Butte residents and visitors are advised to move Saturday shopping to Friday June 13 as Butte Miners Union Day observes a local holiday. Uptown stores usually open on Saturdays will be closed this time affecting department stores and related shops.
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Butte
Montana Power faces informational picket over Great Falls project
Montana Power president George W. OConnor said no union official has announced a strike or picket. He noted the Great Falls gas pipeline rehab involves local and Oklahoma union issues, with no petition to join that group. Food stores will close on Wednesday as some contracts mark the day as paid holiday, while others vary.
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Montana Power Co
George W. O’connor
Montana Power
Great Falls
Tulsa, Ohloa
O’connor
Oklahoma
Motana Power
Butte Weather Forecast Says Cloudy With Showers Through Thursday
The Butte forecast reports continued cool conditions with showers through Thursday. Today’s outlook lists temperatures around 57 during the day and 40 at night, with the map on Page 2.
Explosion Rips Police Station In New York
An explosion on the second floor of a police headquarters Tuesday night appears to have been caused by a bomb left in a restroom by a security breach. At least three people were injured including Lt. Charles Reuther and Detective James Dempsey. a woman elevator operator was also hurt. Four ambulances responded. injuries not described as serious.
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New York
Charles Reuther
James Dempsey
Boys State delegates form Pioneer and Frontier parties
A rain soaked Dillon event saw 520 Boys State delegates hold county elections and organize Pioneer and Frontier parties for campaigns ahead of Thursday’s general election. State figures E V Omholt Walter Marshall and Legion leaders addressed sessions as Restad traced the program’s 30 year U S roots and urged keeping the Dillon site. Astronaut Robert Crippen is set to speak Wednesday at the Montana Boys State.
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Dillon
Pioneer
Frontier
E. V. Omholt
Montana Senate
Walter Marshall
Felix Restad
Stuart Hall
Montana American Legion
Kurt Peters
Utilities Co
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Denver
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Clark
Volney Steele
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Rex Duncan
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Manned Spacecraft Center
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