Freshman survives after night crash near Bozeman
Dennis P. Lynch a Montana State University freshman from Deer Lodge and two friends were in a one car wreck on U.S. 191. Lynch vanished after the crash then reappeared about 11 a.m. at a Bozeman cafe with facial injuries and frostbite.
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Dennis P. Lynch
Lynch
Montana State University
Deer Lodge
David DeBruvyn
Douglas B. Hyde
U.S. 191
John Pinjum
Registration of first grade students slated in Butte
City school chief Charles Davis announced the earliest first grade registration in Butte for September entry. Registration runs Monday to Wednesday at primary school offices with deadline Wednesday noon. birth certificates required and telephonic or in person options.
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Charles Davis
Davis
Tele Davis
State Public Instruction probe clears House debate
In Helena AP report the Republican led House advances a 20000 study of the State Department run by Harriet Iller. The bill HB31 failed 2 votes then passed 50 37 and heads to a Democratic Senate likely to reject. Rep Bardanouve calls probe politically motivated. Rep James defends inquiry. Senate leaders cite 126.1 million Democrat budget. Session adjourns to Sunday 1 30 p.m.
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Bardanouve
Poet of the Rockies Jim Whill Dies at 89
Jim Whill known as the poet of the Rockies died at 89 in Kalispell Montana after surgery. once a bare handed mountain lion hunter he spent almost 30 years with the park service as guide hunter and caretaker and retired at 86. He is survived by his widow Edith with funeral services planned for Tuesday.
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Kalispell Hospital
Whilt
Montana
Charlie Russell
Rising Sun Park
Park Service
Edith
Montana Republicans Press Second Offer to Break Fiscal Deadlock
GOP lawmakers unveil a new written proposal to summit committee members seeking to restore highway bills and raise funds. The plan includes a 0.5 cent gasoline tax hike to 6.5 cents, $3 million more education spending, and tax rate tweaks that would boost general revenue and highway funding for the next two years. Democratic members study the measure but do not commit.
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Montana
Summit Committee
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Senate
Svetlana Stalina Finds Temporary Haven in Geneva
Svetlana Stalina the daughter of Joseph Stalin received temporary asylum in neutral Switzerland. Reports say she arrived on an Italian airliner and was whisked to a hidden Alpine location near Geneva and Bern under heavy police guard. Officials note she wishes not to return to the Soviet Union and that the U.S. has not confirmed any asylum request.
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Switzerland
Svetlana Stalina
Joseph V. Stalin
United States
Alps
Bern
Miss Stalina
Soviet Union
U.S
Frederick Reinhardt
Rome
New Delhi
US troops repel large Viet Cong assault near Cambodia
U.S. infantry and artillery units beat back a massive Viet Cong attack on an artillery base near Sumi Da Mountain about 50 miles northwest of Saigon. The battle left 197 Viet Cong dead, with three Americans killed and 23 wounded, amid Operation Junction City activity and air strikes by U.S. jets.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Sumi da Mountain
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Thailand
North Viet
Nam’s
Thai Nguyen
1St Infantry Division
Junction City
Tay Ninn City
Surtax fate tied to deficit and delayed incentives
Washington AP notes the 6 percent surtax may die before Congress acts, risking a near 13 billion deficit for Johnson. While administration economists dispute that fate, lawmakers doubt surtax approval. reinstituting investment incentives could still pass quickly, but surtax hearings may not occur until June, delaying any revenue impact.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Beetle expert wired mic to tap small valve firm
In Reading England a self described beetle expert set up a tent near a two man valve mechanism firm run by Derek Loosen and Jim Pike. Police found a hidden microphone receiver tape recorder and a typewriter with the man claiming to be hired by a London contact to spy on the business. Authorities said industrial espionage as such is not an offense.
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Reading
England
UPI
Derek Loosen
Loosen
Jim Pike
Pike
London
Montana governor sparks impeachment talk over session spending
Gov. Tim Babcock warned lawmakers to finish work within the $150000 expense fund for the special session. Senator LeRoy Anderson called the remark irrational and floated a possible board of inquiry. House member Lawrence Stimatz protested, saying the governor’s stance insulted him as the impasse over the foundation program bill persisted.
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Hich Anderson
Babcock
Three Forks Youth Dies From Crash Injuries
Eldon B. Spaulding eighteen of Three Forks died in a Billings nursing home Saturday after two months hospitalization from injuries suffered in a truck car collision near Three Forks last October. He was born June 14, 1948, survived by his parents, brothers Dale Ronald William, sisters Mrs. John Boehme and Mrs. Dan LaFrombois, with the body at Dahl Brown Funeral Chapel.
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Standard State Bureau
Billings
Eldon B. Spaulding
Three Forks
Archie Spaulding
Dale
Ronald
William
Vietnam
John Boehme
Dan LaFrombois
Richland
Wash
Dahl-Brown Funeral Chapel
Miss Montana State University Crowned 1967 Queen
Carol McCaw crowns Patty Tobin Miss MSU 1967 in Bozeman Friday night. Tobin, a Helena freshman, will compete for the Miss Montana crown and a chance at Miss America in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Carol McCaw
MSU
Patty Tobin
Helena
Montana State University
Bozeman
Atlantic City
N.J
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