Ex British spy chief found dead after many years age
London AP reports an inquest will probe the death of Sir Peregrine Hennicker Heaton 68 a former MI6 officer and Middle East expert whose skeleton was found in a lumber room of his West London home He vanished Oct 5 1971 and a nationwide search followed His son found the remains with a note and an empty bottle police say death likely self inflicted but no clear answer emerges Old wartime service and postwar Middle East work are noted with little detail on motives or suspects
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London
West London
Peregrine Hennicker- Heaton
Middle East
Margaret
Europe
Peregrine
Yvo
Poe
Sir Peregrine
Atte Butts
Britain
RAF
Anglo-Arab Association
Education panel weighs Tech and Dillon status changes
The Blue Ribbon Commission on Postsecondary Education in Helena considers moving Montana Tech to two year status and closing Western Montana at Dillon. Debate centers on loss of local control over vocational centers and funding for senior education programs.
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Helena
Commission On Post
Commission
Geady
Western
Montana
Dillon
Montana Tech
Butte
Carl Davis
Ted
Impeachment panel to call five witnesses in inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee voted to call five witnesses to the impeachment inquiry including former White House counsel John W. Dean III and Alexander Butterfield. A backup list of five more names was approved for potential interviews.
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Oy & Bal
Hound Judicacy Committee
White House
John W. Dean III
Alexander P. Butterfield
Frederick C. la Rue
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Charles W. Colson
H. R. Haldeman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
William O. Bittman
E. Howard Hunt
Paul O’brien
Aides of Humphrey Mills Invoke Fifth in Campaign Probe
Former Humphrey and Mills aides refuse to testify to the Senate committee probing alleged illegal campaign donations. The staff report notes undisclosed gifts from 3M and milk producers, and that campaign money funded computer mail lists. Chestnut and Johnson also invoked the Fifth Amendment. Mills and Humphrey aides declined comment. report not yet adopted.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wilbur D. Mills
Senate Ware Committee
Humphrey Mills
Humphrey
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Mills
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
Minneapolis
Jack Chestnut
Mills Ca
Joe P. Johnson
Samuel Cash
Donald Sanders
Evel Knievel Promotes Idaho Leap In New York
Evel Knievel wowed a media crowd in Manhattan boosting his September 8 Snake River gorge jump in Idaho. Promoter Robert Arum presented a $6 million satellite rights guarantee, and Knievel later treated staff to a $125 000 secondary check after a cashing mishap at the Regency Hotel.
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Evel Knievel
Snake River Gorge
Idaho
Knievel
Snake River Canyon
Robert Arum
New York
Arum
Evel
Regency Hotel
Rehabilitation move relocates program to Galen State Hospital
Warm Springs drug rehabilitation program shifts to Galen State Hospital amid drug smuggling scandal. Edwin Ke confirms staff dismissal while others reassigned. no charges yet. About 20 patients, nine staff, and six attendants affected. project remains under Warm Springs due to federal grant.
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Warm Springs
Galen
Helena
Galen State Hospital
Warm Springs Lats Hospital
Edwin Ke
Department of Institutions
A. C. Knight
Kelner
Kellner
Montana Drug de al
Galenisex
Deer Lodge
Copper talks drag in Phoenix negotiations with four firms
AFL-CIO United Steel Workers spokesman Alvin reported two encouraging signs in copper labor talks in Phoenix. Anaconda’s tentative labor deal won union committee approval, with final ratification set for Sunday at the Nonferrous Industry Conference. Phelps Dodge refinery officials in El Paso also attend discussions.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Anaconda Co
Kennecott Copper Co
Phelps Dodge
American Smelting
Refus Se
Cass
Alvin
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers of America
Anaconda
el Paso, Tex
Phoenix
Pet lion mauls Seattle boy in Montana mountains
Keith Schreiner, 10, of Seattle, was injured when he put his arm into the cage of Atlas, a 600 pound African lion kept as a house pet by Gail Hjelm in Hamilton area. Atlas grabbed the arm, tearing it, after which the boy underwent surgery at a Missoula hospital and was reported in satisfactory condition. Authorities warned against handling the lion and said rabies checks would follow.
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Hamilton
Seattle
Valli County
Keith Thomas Schreiner
Washington
Gail Hjelm
Atlas
Richard Schreiner
Helms
Bitteroot Mountain
Missoula
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Chery Young
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Victorino A. Parades
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Robert McVey
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Watts
Moore
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State Board of Empty Sideration
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