Mystery at Clark Mansion Ends With Liquor Confiscation
A private Montana Institute of Arts banquet at the Clark Mansion drew the police and a state liquor inspector after reports of liquor sales without a license. Officials ordered cessation of drinks and confiscated several bottles. attendees claimed tickets covered both dinner and drinks.
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Clark Mansion
Montana Institute of Arts
Suddelny
MIA
Bob Smith
Smith
George Remington
Helena
Americans split on guaranteed income but back guaranteed work
Gallup poll of 1570 adults shows 78 percent support a plan guaranteeing work to earn at least 60 dollars weekly, while 58 percent oppose a guaranteed minimum income. Support rises with lower income, and most races favor guaranteed work over money.
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Princeton, N.J
Gallup
Weather Outlook East and West of Divide
East of the divideExpect fair and warmer conditions Monday into Tuesday with highs 75 to 85 and Monday night lows mainly in the 50s West of the divideExpect fair weather Monday through Tuesday with highs 75 to 85 and Monday night lows in the 40s.
Punjab lowers state employee retirement age to 55
Chandigarh India AP report says Punjab government cut retirement age for state employees to 55 from 58, reversing a six year rise from 55 to 58. The move aims to ease workforce and staffing concerns across government departments.
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Chandigarh
India
Punjab
German travel demonstration in John F. Kennedy Square
A protest in John F. Kennedy Square in front of City Hall will oppose travel restrictions. Rainer Barzel, spokesman for Chancellor Kiesinger's Christian Democrats in the West German Bundestag, is the featured speaker. Wehner and Barzel are pressing Western powers to pressure the Soviet Union to loosen East German travel limits. The four World War II victors oversee Berlin pending a German peace treaty.
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Rainer Barzel
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
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Wehner
Barzel
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Britain
France
Soviet Union
Berlin
Reunion as Wilkinsons greet wounded Vietnam veteran at Butte airport
Cardwell family welcomes Spec. 4 Robert Wilkinson home on leave from Vietnam. He served with F Troop 17th Cavalry 296th Brigade, earned two Purple Hearts and combat infantry badges after being wounded twice. he will train at Fort Riley after furlough. His brother Ronald also served two years in Alaska.
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Butte
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Vietnam
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Whitehall High School
Army
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Alaska
Indians seek economic status
American Indians push to attract business investment near reservations to create jobs and raise living standards. The National Congress of American Indians leads a self-help drive coordinated from Washington, with Grace Thorpe, daughter of Jim Thorpe, among its leaders. tribal chiefs from 15 reservations participate.
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New York
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United States
New business can be headache
A features piece explains the realities of starting a small business for women, detailing startup costs, financing options, bank requirements, and the role of the SBA. It cautions against turning hobbies into profitable ventures without solid planning and bankable viability.
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Pony Express memory survives in modern mail delay
St Joseph scene recalls Pony Express run 1734 miles in seven days for Lincoln inauguration. Today public materials for the National Postal Union visit reach St Joseph from Washington D C in seven days 1067 miles via air mail and special delivery. The 49th annual Missouri Federation of Postal Clerks meeting gathers in St Joseph with national officials present.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lincoln
National Postal Union
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Washington
Greeley men injured in poolside plane crash
Two Greeley area men James Barnett and Edward Dickard were injured when their rented Cessna 150 skimmed a pool dome and landed in a school yard. Both were taken to Weld County Hospital for observation with cuts and bruises. The $5,000 plane was a total loss. cause under investigation.
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Barnett
Skipcraft Aviation
Greeley
Stops Tormenting Rectal Itch
New York report describes a special formula claimed to promptly stop burning itch and relieve pain from hemorrhoids. The article asserts most cases shrink hemorrhoids without narcotics and highlights quick relief.
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New York, N.Y
Nixon sets sights on November vote
Nixon campaign strategists plan toward the November election. John Mitchell says Nixon will avoid attacks on Rockefeller and focus on independent and Democratic voters. He notes $5 million budget for Rockefeller post primary ads and cooperation with local GOP leaders.
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Nixon
Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
John Mitchell
Rockefeller
Mitchell
New York
United Citizens For Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Madison Avenue
Tanker and freighter collide off Santa Cruz Island
A tanker carrying 127,000 barrels of jet fuel and the freighter Copper State collided five miles south of Santa Cruz Island at 2 27 a.m. The Cossatot lost a 20 foot bow section and a gash below the waterline but no crew were injured. The Copper State reached Long Beach under its own power.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Coast Guard
Copper State
Santa Cruz Island
Haines
Alaska
Long Beach
California
Cossatot
Song banned in West German troops recalls WWII victories
The Defense Ministry bans a World War II victory recalling song from the West German military repertory. Inspector-general notes arrogance in lines referencing Narvik Rotterdam Corinth and Africa as places of German triumphs.
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Bonn
Norway
Holland
Greece
Africa
Defense Ministry
Narvik
Rotterdam
Corinth
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