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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1968
Page
6
In Vancouver British Columbia North Vancouver collectors report three raccoons brought to Stanley Park zoo as new bottle fed youngsters. The attendants care for the trio as they adjust to life in captivity and receive ongoing medical attention.
Rep Arnold Olsen of Montana said his measure to authorize sale or exchange of isolated Flathead Indian Reservation tracts was favorably reported by the House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. He noted Senate approval clears the way for House action and final passage by the bill. The plan lets the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes deal with small tribally owned parcels fully surrounded by non Indian lands with little value to the tribe.
Pan American World Airways announces a $57.5 million overhaul base at Kennedy Airport to service jumbo passenger jets under development. Najeeb E. Halaby, Pan Am president, says the facility will be built in the 1970s to support the new widebody program.
East Germany enforces new visa and passport rules for West Germans and West Berliners, halting trucks for up to five hours and cars for as long as three. Kiesinger denounces actions as illegal and calls for countermeasures by the United States Britain and France as allies plan to raise the issue with Moscow.
The government rested its case against Dr Benjamin Spock and four others in a five year jail term conspiracy trial. Judge Ford will instruct the jury and then the case will go to the all male panel. Defendants include Yale Chaplain Coffin Harvard student Michael Ferber writer Mitchell Goodman Temple Maine and Washington research director Marcus Raskin.
Mexico City AP reports Red Cross President Jose Barroso Chavez announced plans to establish a bank to preserve human organs for transplants. Officials study legal aspects and the outcomes of transplant procedures abroad to guide Mexico.
Air travelers leaving India from Dum Dum airport must pay five rupees as a departure tax under a new law. The government plans similar taxes at Delhi Bombay and Madras later.
In Baqa a UN camp shelters 32 000 Palestinians among 580 000 displaced in the region. Amid shortages and unemployment Jordan allocates 9 million for 1968 relief while US adds tents and West Germany plans a 12 million five year aid push. Officials vow to prevent prolonged refugee failure.
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