Viet Cong rocket attacks and Khe Sanh fighting reported
Viet Cong resumed 107mm rocket fire on Saigon as Marines at Khe Sanh repelled a dawn attack and pursued the retreating enemy. Involves counts of 186 enemy killed and seven captured, with 16 Americans killed and 61 wounded. Also Shafer endorses Rockefeller at GOP convention with Agnew weighing Nixon. Montana plans 24 Humphrey votes, 2 for McCarthy, amid delegation voting details.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
U.S
Favorite son groups key to U.S. conventions
With over two thirds of delegates picked, favorite sons control the path to nominations for both parties. The piece notes Ronald Reagan in California as a notable potential exception, shaping the nomination dynamics in Washington.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Miss Montana 1968 named Karen Frank in Billings pageant
Karen Sue Frank 21 from Park City was crowned Miss Montana 1968 at the finale. She will represent Montana in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City this fall and receives a $1000 scholarship, $500 in clothes, and a yearlong courtesy car. Finalists included Miss Rocky Mountain College Sherrie Sackman and Miss Billings Nancy Morris among five finalists from a field of 13.
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Mountain College
Billings
Nancy Morris
Miss
Montana State University
Karen Kamhnot
University of Montana
Nancy Lee Irle
Montana
McCarthy Faces Montana Delegates After McCarthy Rally
Sen Eugene McCarthy drew a youthful crowd in Helena as Hubert Humphrey led the Montana delegation. Officials estimate 22 to 24 of Montana's 26 votes may back Humphrey, suggesting McCarthy gained little from his Friday address.
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Hubert Nets
J. D. Holmes
Capitol
Helena
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Chicago
John L
Luke
Standard State Bureau
Parr
Hubert Humphrey
Gene
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Secret Service
Carthy
Odd Fellows State Meeting Opens in Billings
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Montana begins its convention at the Finlen Hotel with church services at Fidelity Hall led by E. C. Richards. Main speaker is Donald R. Smith of Linden California sovereign grand warden of IOOF World. Monday time for Patriarch Militant branch meeting at Fidelity Hall under Casper L. Lee Billings.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Montana
Finlen Hotel
Fidelity Hall
W. Broadway
E. C. Richards
Donald R. Smith
Linden
Calif
IOOF
Patriarch Militant
Casper L. Lee
Billings
Ladies Militant
Disenchanted Tent City Residents at Poor People Campaign
A Washington protest encampment near the Lincoln Memorial grows dim as huts sit empty and litter accumulates. Young participants lament changes while crowd noise returns after food service announcements urging demonstrators to replace others and pay dues.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Resurrection City
Lincoln Memorial
First Metals Bank Opens In New $1 Million Building
The long established First Metals Bank and Trust Co. begins business Monday in its new 1 million dollar facility at Park and Main. Grand opening scheduled for Saturday June 29 as Erwin P. Frizelle notes. building includes two floors, 9 300 sq ft each, 25 car lot, four Autobank windows, brick exterior with copper fascia and ancient arch design.
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First Metals Bank and Trust Co
Montana
Park and Main
Erwin P. Frizelle
Main Street
Autobank
Bank
Frizelle
Quartz
Main Streets
New Bank
First Metals
State Savings and Realty Co
Butte
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Edwin Q. White
Tulsa
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Richard M. Nixon
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Shafer
Nelson Rockefeller
Agnew
Mr. Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Brenda Brophy
Herb Slodounik
Willard H. Mobley
Karen Sue Frank
Park City
EMC Coed
Miami Beach
Robert F. Kennedy
By Jerry Holloron
Odd Fellows State Meeting
The
Newark Times
Bergstedt, Wahlberg and Wald
St. Paul
Harold P. Godtland
Cahill Mooney
Hoge, Brownlee and Co. Bank
Marcus Daly and Associates
Daly
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