Mansfield outlines energy crisis solutions and Middle East concerns
Senator Mike Mansfield visited The Montana Standard and outlined four energy alternatives including Alaska pipeline approval and shale oil in Colorado. He warned shortages could worsen by next summer, urged more atomic research, and discussed Middle East oil and arms sales while praising Brezhnev’s visit and commenting on Watergate.
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Montana Standard
Senate
Mansfield
Alaska
Colorado
Atomic Energy Commission
Middle East
Israel
U.S
Armand Hanner
Occidental Petroleum
Russia
Hammer
Brezhnev
Nixon
Nixon Brezhnev conclude talks at Casa Pacifica party
President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev wrapped up their talks at Nixon's Casa Pacifica villa near San Clemente and announced a communiqué focusing on nuclear arms limits and European troop reductions. Both leaders stressed progress toward peace and friendly relations while acknowledging remaining differences.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Pacific
Casa Pacifica
House of Peace
Midland man marks 63rd birthday with 63 parachute jumps
In Midland North Carolina Joe Biederbecke celebrated his 63rd birthday with 63 parachute jumps from a doorless plane at 2 200 feet. On the 59th jump the main chute failed and he deployed the auxiliary at 1 000 feet. In Billings Montana Debbie Reber won the Miss Montana pageant Saturday night.
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Midland
N.C
Joe Biederbecke
Charlotte
Dean testimony looms over Watergate hearings
John W. Dean III prepares to testify publicly about participation in planning and covering up Watergate wiretapping. He is expected to accuse Nixon aides of knowledge and the President of awareness of the cover up while other illegal acts are alleged.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
Nixon
Dean
White House
Specialists ponder controls of headaches
New York AP reports 140 international headache specialists at the American Association for the Study of Headaches conference. Experts note no guaranteed cure, aiming to control headaches with methods from drilling holes to electric stimulation and hypnosis.
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New York
Donald Dalessio
Dalessio
American Association For the Study of
John R. Graham
Boston
Seymour Diamond
Chicago
Helena attorney Henry Loble named Montana Bar president
Helena lawyer Henry Loble was elected president of the Montana Bar Association at its 85th annual convention. The 56 year old senior partner leads the 950 member group, succeeding Eugene Mahoney. Loble has served as state legislator, Montana Aeronautics Commission attorney, Helena city attorney, and private practitioner since 1941. The convention also adopted a resolution condemning a Montana Supreme Court attack by an out of state attorney.
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Missoula
Helena
Henry Loble
Montana Bar Association
Loble
East Helena
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Montana Supreme Court
Belli
Supreme Court
Bar Association
An Anaconda Man Dies Of Apparent Heart Attack On I-90
Silver Bow County Coroner Leo Jacobsen reported an Anaconda man died of an apparent heart attack Saturday around 2:20 p.m. while driving east on I-90 near the Ramsay Exit. His car crossed the median into westbound lanes and stopped in a field near the westbound exit. kin had not been notified and the name was withheld.
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Anaconda
Silver Bow
Leo Jacobsen
Ramsay
Jacobsen
Legislators defend I-15 in Butte area routings
Montana lawmakers from Butte assailed the Fish and Game Commission over its I-15 routing suggestions that bypass Butte. Rep. Lynch and Sen. Shea urged scrutiny of the commission’s priorities, saying Montanans’ wildlife and economy should come first, while Rep. Harper urged a mile by mile route review and possible design changes by the highway department.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Butte
J. D. Lynch
Robert J. Harper
James Shea
Boulder
Commission
Silver Bow County
Harper
Basin-Butte
Highway Department
Inflation pants aid blood loss victims at AMA meet
Army doctor Dr. Burton H. Kaplan unveils inflatable nylon pants that transfuse a patient with their own blood, stopping bleeding and buying eight hours for care. Tested at Jackson Memorial Hospital, the device saved several lives and could cost about $135 when commercial in months.
Man halts brother's suffering and kills him
Neptun e New Jersey A 23 year old Lester Zygmaniak was freed on bail after his brother George Zygmaniak was shot to death in his hospital bed at Jersey Shore Medical Center. The younger man is charged with first degree murder and will have a preliminary hearing next Friday. The brothers had been close and the elder suffered paralysis from a motorcycle crash.
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Neptune
N.J
Lester Zygmaniak
George Zygmaniak
Jersey Shore Medical Center
Superior Court
M. Raymond McGowan
Freehold
Zygmaniak
Neptune Municipal Court
Jennie Esposito
First Merchants Bank
Millstone Township
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India
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