10 Mar 1969
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1969
Page
1
Montana lawmakers reconvene nine weeks after adjournment as Gov. Anderson calls a special session to appropriate funds. Daily costs exceed 9 000 dollars with unresolved issues including school budgets SB88 and SB31, tax measures, and a hoped budget for state government.
A dress rehearsal moves the Apollo 9 command module aboard the USS Guadal canal on Sunday as rough weather and high seas hamper the simulated flight.
Butte and area endure brutal cold with -22 at 6 a.m. and 18 to 22 below in places. Forecasts predict little relief with highs near 12 and lows around -20, plus a 10 to 20 percent chance of snow. Other towns report brief variations, while spring feels distant.
LARK Utah AP a veteran miner William Buck Jones 61 freed after 8 days trapped by a cave-in at a mine 20 miles southwest of Salt Lake City. Rescuers reached him after 42 miles of mine train ride to surface as Gov Rampton and about 300 witnesses watched.
Dr. Gardiner Moment argues parks should prioritize people over bears in a BioScience essay. The piece cites two 1967 grizzly attacks in August killing two girls and injuring a boy, noting Glacier and Yellowstone host grizzlies and prompting new public information efforts.
A special Memphis hearing for James Earl Ray, accused of killing Martin Luther King Jr., was scheduled after Sunday night meetings between Ray and attorney Percy Foreman. Rumors claimed Ray reconsidered pleading guilty and accepting a 99 year sentence, but no official confirmation was given.
Tokyo AP reports China says militiamen and peasants join frontier guards along the Manchurian border in a readiness for war stance after Sino Soviet clashes on a snow covered Ussuri River island. Moscow claims 31 Soviet soldiers were killed and 14 wounded in a Chinese surprise attack.
Partly cloudy today with continued cold through Tuesday. High near 12, low minus 20. Snow chance about 10 percent today. Weather table notes temperatures from a year ago: 30 and 24.
Psychiatrists to analyze the mind of Sirhan Bishara Sirhan as his murder trial resumes. The nine week case centers on whether he deserves death for the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Sirhan described himself as impulsive and expressed deep anti Zionist anger. Hypnotic sessions are expected as part of the psychiatric probe.
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