Judge restricts press in Butte trial of Partin case
Federal judge W D Murray opened the Edward Grady Partin trial in Butte with strict media limits. Reporters were barred from speaking to trial participants and jurors were not to be interviewed. Seating for press was restricted to one side of the courtroom as others sat.
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Butte
W. D. Murray
Federal District Court
Edward Grady Partin
Partin
Teamster Union
Baton Rouge
Murray
Forebade
Larry Dickinson
State Times
Morning Advocate
Dickinson
Louisiana
Arthur Egan
Manchester Union Leader
New Hampshire Sunday News
New Hampshire
Egan
Veniremen
James C
Jaula’’ Murphy
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Violence erupts in Albuquerque as crowds clash on UNM campus
Violence broke out on Sunday and Monday in Albuquerque with rock throwing looting and shooting. National Guard backed local police as about 500 youths roamed Roosevelt Park to downtown area injuring at least 14 and triggering hundreds of arrests.
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Albuquerque
N.M
University of New Mexico
Central Avenue
Army National Guard
Roosevelt Park
Laird Says Publication Violates Security Rules
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird alleged that publishing portions of a secret Pentagon study breached U.S. security laws. He claimed the document remained classified despite New York Times excerpts on Sunday and Monday describing intended Johnson administration attacks on North Vietnam before the Tonkin incident.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
United States
Laird
New York Times
Justice Department
Justice
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Times
A. M. Rosenthal
The
Jerry W. Friedheim
Friedheim
Lyndon B. Johnson
the Times
Johnson
North
U.S
Seven Die in Detroit Slayings Tied to Narcotics War
Detroit police search for four men after seven people aged 18 to 27 were shot dead in a first floor flat on 12th street near the 1967 riots zone. An eighth victim was wounded and hospitalized. Police found handguns, long guns, drugs and paraphernalia at the scene as investigators review a continuing narcotics power struggle.
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Detroit
Ford
12Th Street
James Bannon
Bannon
Katherine Louise Winston
Tessie Brown
Katherine Betty Basser
Sharon Brown
Romandez Burton
Carl Carrington Mounts Jr
Lloyd Kenneth
Montana Power to Hold Annual Shareholders Meeting
Shareholders of the Montana Power Co. meet Wednesday at 10 30 a m in the Fox Theater to hear reports from four officers and name four directors. J E Corette chairs with updates on operations and finances while L S Stadler and George W O Connor discuss gas and electric coal sectors. J A McElwain highlights environmental concerns. re election candidates include Corette Stadler Simon and Tenge. Scholarship winners from Montana schools will be introduced.
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Montana Power Co
Fox Theater
J. E. Corette
L. S. Stadler
George W. O’connor
J. A. McElwain
Butte
Corette, Stadler
Clark E. Simon
Coles Department Store
Billings
J. E. Tenge
Midland National Bank of Billings
Montana
Democrats seek sales tax vote on Sept 14 in Montana
The Montana Senate, with one Republican defection, orders a public vote for September 14 on a 2 percent sales tax or increased income surtax. The amended revenue bill passes 31 to 24, with 30 Democrats and Sen. W F Bennett voting yes. The measure ties tax choices to the constitutional convention delegate election and faces House consideration.
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Helena
Montana
Senate
W. F. Bennett
Columbia Falls
William L. Mathers
Miles City
Bennett
Republican House
House
House Republicans
Senate Republicans
Amtrak Launches Southern Route Westbound Service
Montana welcomes the new Amtrak southern route as an experimental service starting May 1 with three trains weekly in each direction. Westbound trains head to Billings with tickets managed by a lone office while business leaders from Miles City plan to ride to demonstrate rail revival.
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Associated Press
Montana
Amtrak
Minneapolis
Minn
Billings
Miles City
National Park System
Catholic Register to Stay Printed in Montana Eds
Father John R. Shea, editor of the Helena edition and St. Catherine Church pastor, says the Boulder Montana Catholic Register editions for Helena and Great Falls will continue weekly printing. He notes a Denver report misled readers by implying the paper would cease after Wednesday and confirms Montana editions, along with about 19 others, will be produced in a Dallas Fort Worth plant.
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Boulder
Catholic Register
Helena
Great Falls
John R. Shea
Father Shea
St. Catherine Church
Denver
Register
Montana
The
Dallas-Fort Worth
National Register
Montana governor backs off lottery debate in Montana
Gov. Forrest H. Anderson and Atty. Gen. Robert Woodahl refuse to comment on a constitutional amendment to allow a state lottery. The measure cleared the House with a two thirds majority and moves toward the Senate. a companion bill to set up a lottery commission would require $500,000 for administration.
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Helena
Forrest H. Anderson
Robert Woodahl
Anderson
Woodahl
State Bureau
House
Senate
Legislative Rules Committees
State
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Montana Standard
Betty Raymond
Montana Power
Pire Concer Fees Cares NT
Dick Ozivi
Butte Weather
Anderson and
By Dennis E. Curran
Standard State Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
Gary Marbut
Missoula
New Jersey
New York
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