Nixon to Tour Asia and Romania on World Trip
President Nixon will leave July 23 for a round the world journey ending around August 3. He will watch Apollo 11 splashdown in the Pacific and visit five Southeast Asian cities and Romania. Secretary Rogers will join him in Asia. Mrs Nixon will accompany to Asia and Romania but not the splashdown.
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Nixon
Pacific
Romania
U.S
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Montreal
Canada
Ziegler
Florida
Neil Armstrong
Michael Collins
Edwin Aldrin
Hornet
Johnston Island
Southeast Asia
Manila
Philippines
Jakarta
Indonesia
Bangkok
Thailand
New Delhi
India
Lahore
Pakistan
William P Rogers
Rogers
Japan
Korea
Taiwan
Australia
New Zealand
Nikolai Ceausescu
Romanian State Council
Egeberg Named Health Secretary Nominee by Nixon
Dr. Roger O. Egeberg, dean of the USC Medical School, is nominated for the nation’s top health post by President Nixon. The decision drew reaction from AMA leaders and lawmakers while Egeberg, a veteran physician, has long opposed AMA resistance to health reform measures. He previously served as MacArthur aide and held multiple medical leadership roles in California.
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Dirksen
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
W. Finch
Capitol Hill
Senate
Massachusetts General Hospital
Finch
Douglas MacArthur
Los Angeles Veterans Administration Hospital
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Los Angeles County
Department of Charities
California State Board of Health
Dredge mining near end under new Montana law
A Montana law taking effect Tuesday tackles dredge mining, seen as a win for conservationists though likely to curb the practice nearly entirely. Officials cite polluted streams and habitat loss as key concerns, with long recoveries for topsoil and new limits on both private and public lands.
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Sahinen
Joseph B. Reber
Helena
Senate
Fish and Game Department
University of Montana
Nature
Noted woman dies at 71 in local hospital
Mrs. Alice S. Johnson, 71, prominent clubwoman and former Butte High School teacher, died Saturday in a local hospital. Her husband Howard A. Johnson is a practicing attorney and former Jefferson County attorney who served as Montana Supreme Court chief justice. Born March 5, 1898 in Butte, she lived there most of her life with stints in Boulder and Helena.
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Montana Supreme Court
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Boulder
Helena
Nixon planned visit fuels East Europe hopes
Eastern European liberals welcome Nixon's forthcoming trip to Bucharest as a sign of U S re engagement. Diplomats say the trip could affect East West relations and spur steps to end the Vietnam War and start indirect talks between Washington and Peking.
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Bucharest
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Europe
Vietnam
Washington
Peking
Butte Business Loop Projects Open to Bids in July
Contractors may be invited to bid in July on the Butte Business Loop project as issues over signs lights and private business frontage begin to clear.
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Butte Business Loop
Montana highway encroachment policy changes aid loop project
State highway officials and the Bureau of Public Roads relaxed rules on encroachments affecting rights of way. A grandfather clause places encroachments under permits that may be canceled in seven to ten years. Leo Belanger calls the policy change potentially opening the door to the Butte Business Loop project in July.
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Butte Business Loop
Denver Pop Festival ends with crowd surge and police gas
About 800 to 1,000 youths gained free admission Saturday after police used tear gas and chemical mace to repel a crowd at Mile High Stadium. Friday night around 100 broke through a fence to enter the event, prompting police to deploy two divisions to restore order.
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Mile High Stadium
Stan Cayou
Mayer Leads White House Nutrition Conference Drive
Dr. Jean Mayer, named special consultant to President Nixon, will head a White House conference on food and nutrition set for October. He urges universal access to nutritious foods and plans 25 panels to study hunger, malnutrition, and vulnerable groups including pregnant women, children, the elderly, and Native Americans. The event will involve about 2,000 delegates from across the food industry and public sector.
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Mayer
Department of Agriculture
White House
Mansfield urges defeat of ABM despite Senate vote
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged critics to oppose the Safeguard ABM system and focus on defeating its deployment. He noted the 10-7 Armed Services Committee vote approving a $794 million ABM authorization and predicted a high-stakes Senate debate after July 7.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Mansfield
Mrs Evelyn Connors Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Mrs Evelyn Connors 74 of 1411 Iowa died after injuries from a May 5 three car collision in Butte. She was widow of Peter J Connors former head of the Butte teamsters union. Survived by son Lawrence assistant police chief and by Leonard Leland and Lorraine Michalsky. born Garrison Feb 28 1895. member of St Joseph Parish.
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Iowa
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Peter J. Connors
Teamsters Union
Lawrence Connors
Garrison
Lorraine Michalsky
St. Joseph Parish
Lawrence
Leonard Connors
Leland Connors
Detroit
Toney Baumgartner
Lee
Mike Michalsky
Leonard Connors Jr
Texas
Robert Weil
Lawrence Michalsky
Mis
Soula
Gregory Connors
Denise
Debbie Connors
Laura Lee
Susan Connors
Anthony
Julie
Jennie Baumgartner
Russell
LaLani
Keith Weil
Andrew Michalsky
James Blow
Walgon
Platinum
Colorado
New Gallatin National Forest Visitor Center Near Labor Day
The Gallatin National Forest plans to finish a new visitor center at the 1959 Madison Canyon earthquake site before Labor Day. The 10th anniversary project uses native rock timber and a glassed-in overlook with the mountain fragment still standing from the quake. See CONNORS Page 4.
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Labor Day
Madison Canyon
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