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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1971
Page
9
Vietnam marked its first Armed Forces Day parade since 1967 in Saigon with thousands of troops marching in a grand security display. Fireworks caused panic when mistaken for an attack, though no incident occurred. color guards and allied units showcased military strength alongside South Vietnamese and American representatives.
MISSOULA An air of adventure surrounds the U S Forest Service aerial fire depot eight miles west of Missoula. A tour at the visitor center open 8 a m to 5 p m five days a week, seven days after July 4, shows dioramas, films, and a parachute loft where jumpers mend and pack chutes. The tour also features infrared scanning aircraft and spotter planes, with demonstrations of the gear and sign shop creating informational signs for the agency.
In 12 weeks since East Pakistan civil war began, about six million refugees, 90 percent Hindu, crossed into India. Parliament and officials warn demographic and social strains threaten India's unity as refugees crowd Calcutta housing, camps, and pavement settlements.
Washington AP reports the Black Congressional caucus broadened its base as supporters nationwide contribute a total of 250000 dollars. The fund drive strengthens its capacity ahead of legislative pushes and advocacy efforts.
A jewelry shop manager David Henderson faced a strange LSD episode after cashier Vivien Bagge admitted spiking his tea in revenge for firing her. Henderson, sick and disoriented, attempted to throw himself from a window as ambulance crew attended him. Bagge also confessed stealing rings. The court deferred sentencing.
In Hawthorne Nevada, Jean Peters 44 wins divorce from Howard Hughes 65 after 14 years of marriage on grounds of separation. Peters received an attorney and did not contest. couple wed under assumed names in Tonopah in January 1957.
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