Ouster trial set for Montana Liquor Board members
Dist. Judge Victor H. Fall set July 8 for the ouster trial of five Montana Liquor Control Board members in Helena. Woodahl seeks removal over alleged improper liquor gifts and missing sample records. Jury advisors allowed. four peremptory challenges per side. clerk to draw 30 jurors.
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Robin MacNab
Bozeman
Walter G. Morris
Missoula
Francis B
Red”’ Welsh
Billings
Jack E. Wiley
Helena
Arnot
MacNab
Woodahl
Morris
Fall
Lewis & Clark County District Court
Dist
Nora Smole
Italian airliner makes emergency landing near Damascus
An Alitalia DC8 with 104 aboard landed safely near Damascus after rocket fire tore a wing fuel tank and knocked out an engine during volatile clashes between Israeli and Syrian forces over the Golan Heights. Pilot Capt. Giorgio Pizzo reported fuel spurting and shutting down one engine.
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Harry Dunphy
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Golan Heights
Damascus
Teheran
Giorgio Pizzo
Rome
Damascus Tower
Nahedh Khani
Syrian Civil Aviation
Syria
Italy
Tel Aviv
Pizzo
Alitalia
Battles flare on Syrian front as Israeli tanks push across Golan
Israel and Syria clash along the Golan Heights in a 100 hour battle under air and artillery cover. Syrian officials report 45 dead and 75 wounded while Israel says 10 soldiers killed 27 wounded.
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Associated Press
Syria
Middle East
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Israel
U.S
Bar Discusses Court Conduct at Montana Bar Convention
The Montana Bar Association heard speeches on courtroom decorum during its second convention day in Butte. Resolutions and election will be considered Saturday as Joseph J. McCaffery of Butte steps down, Edward C. Alexander of Great Falls to serve as president-elect. Justice Edward A. Tamm warned about disruptive conduct seen in Chicago and New York trials, noting ABA efforts to address behavior.
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Montana Bar Association
Butte
Joseph J. McCaffery
Edward C. Alexander
Great Falls
Edward A. Tamm
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
St. Paul
Quinn Tamm
Interpol
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Chicago
Hoffman
Black Panther
New York City
Tamm
American Bar Association
Senate salutes Mike Mansfield longest-serving majority leader
Senators paid tribute to Montana Democrat Mike Mansfield for serving as majority leader longer than any before him nine years and 173 days. The ceremony recognized his terse manner and his five standard responses while debates dragged on during the Cambodia involvement. Page 14.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Harry S. Truman
U.S
Cambodia
Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Mayor considers buying two downtown buildings for city use
Mayor Mike Micone said the city may buy the old Metals Bank Building at Park and Main for a future City Hall and the Great Northern structure at 640 S. Arizona. He also floated using the old railway station as a new fire station and possibly renting jail space from the county.
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Mike Micone
State Savings & Realty Corp
Earl Peetz
Micone
City Hall
Metro
Old City Hall
Quartz Street
Harrison and
Marcia
Great Northern
Uptown
Butte eyes two offers for new city hall site
The Montana Standard reports aldermen opened talks Thursday on two bids to convert a building into city hall. Burlington Northern offers the old Great Northern station for 1, First Metals Band offers the Park and Main building for 9000. City would assume tax arrears and may needed bond funds after cost estimates. An inspector will evaluate both sites as the current hall near condemnation prompts switch.
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Montana Standard
Butte
Burlington Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Arizona
First Metals Band
Park and Main
Standard
Frank Harkness
City Hall
Butte Sees Variable Clouds and Thunderstorms Through Sunday
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness and thunderstorms through the weekend. Today’s outlook shows a high of 85 and a low of 55 with weather map details on page 14.
POW list disputed as Hanoi and Pentagon clash over captives
The Defense Department pressed Hanoi for a full official identification of all prisoners in North Vietnam. It rejected a peace group list as incomplete and notes several names on Pentagon files are missing from Hanoi’s roster. Families have been informed of what the U.S. authorities know.
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Washington
Defense Department
Hanoi
North Vietnam
New York
United States
Pentagon
Defense
U.S
Smiths Fill Cumberland Raceway Pace Crowd
In Cumberland Maine eight drivers race in the $450 pace at Cumberland Raceway all named Smith with Roger Smith giving the starting signal and Clayt Smith organizing the idea drawing free entry for any Smith.
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West Cumberland, Maine
Smith
Cumberland Raceway
Roger Smith
Cumberland Raceway Meet
Clayt Smith
Butte Public Library to reopen after 50 50 funding dispute
County Commissioner Earl Holman delivered a 22390.89 dollar payment to Mayor Mike Micone to settle the library funding dispute. Micone noted the county budgeted 24000 for library costs and called a 50 percent county share fair as about half the users live outside the city. A meeting to discuss future budget matters is requested for June 30.
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Butte
Earl Holman
Mike Micone
Holman
Micone
Silver Bow County
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Liquor Board
BOAC
British Overseas Airways Corp
Bar
Mike
Angie Buskeness
James B. Buskeness
W. Silver
Band of County Commissioners
Hamed Tanachs
Butte Weather
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