Aristotle Onassis Dies in Paris at 69
The Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis died at the American Hospital in Neuilly near Paris at age 69 from a broncho pulmonary infection. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was in New York when he passed away. He will be buried on Scorpios. his son Alexander died in a plane crash two years earlier. He had entered the hospital Feb 6 with myasthenia gravis and heart issues.
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Aristotle Onassis
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
New York
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Alexander
Perry Cully
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
Families flee Go Dau Ha as Vietnam war heats up Route 1
Civilians along Route 1 northwest of Saigon wait for buses as army trucks and helicopters pass. Fire and smoke dot the fields while villagers fear more North Vietnamese attacks aimed at Tay Ninh and Route 22. The region faces renewed pressure after Ban Me Thuot fall and Pleiku’s regional command move.
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Tay Ninh
Nguyen van Thieu
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Ban Me Thuot
Pleiku
U.S
Poplar holds off Columbia Falls 80 to 78 thriller
Poplar edged Columbia Falls 80 78 in a tight game. Glasgow defeated Browning 75 70 while Browning beat Malta 68 60. Glasgow beat Whitefish 58 52. Westby topped Antelope 65 45. Man Christian beat Hysham 74 57 and 84 82 in OT over Absarokee. Hysham fell to Lewistown St. Leo's 64 63. Montana beat Utah State 69 63 in the NCAA West Regional.
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Senate Deadlocks on Montana Labor and Warm Springs Admin
The Montana Senate sparred over a labor bill allowing union shop agreements and a heated probe of Warm Springs State Hospital administration led by John Delaney. Debate over Delaney's lack of a required masters degree stalled action, with motions to delay until Monday passing as lawmakers avoided final verdicts.
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Neil Lynch
D-Butte
Warm Springs
John Delaney
Thomas L. Judge
Delaney
Butte
Bill Norman
D-Missoula
House
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House leader counters fresh fear on state pay plan
House floor leader John Driscoll says Democrats will not cut proposed state employee pay raises to balance the budget. He outlines a fair, systematic base plan tied to Gov. Judge's 25 grade 8 step scale, with salaries from 4320 to 47784 and exemptions for university professionals.
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Appropriations Committee
Friendly Sons Host 67th St Patrick Eve Banquet in Butte
A capacity crowd of 400 is set for tonight’s 7 o’clock banquet at the Finlen Hotel with a 6 o’clock no host cocktail. Speaker Arthur McCartan of Washington State University and Walter Kelley of Montana Power Co will lead the event as toast master. The Thrasher family performs as Songs of the Gael, with Grace Cunningham on piano and a sing along to Irish melodies. The event honors the 204th Friendly Sons founding since 1771 and notes the first local Gaelin Butte parade in 1882, formalized here in 1908 with local leaders J J Lynch John H O Meara and Maurice English.
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Arthur McCartan
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Pullman
Walter Kelley
Montana Power Co
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Montana Fiddlers Association
Gilbert, Dannette
Alice Thrasher
Jim Thrasher
Tressa Byrd
Grace Cunningham
Gregory Burke
Friendly Sons
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Benediction
John S. W. Fargher
St. John Episcopal Church
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J. J. Lynch
John H. O’meara
Maurice English
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Mattson named director of Montana Department of Institutions
Dr. Robert H. Mattson of the University of Oregon was appointed director of Montana's Department of Institutions effective May 1, replacing Edwin G. Kellner who resigned at Gov. Thomas L. Judge's request. A Montana native, Mattson chairs special education at Oregon and was associate dean for research. The governor said the Board of Institutions supports the selection.
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Hard Work Helps Reduce Heart Disease Death Risk
A 22 year study of 6351 San Francisco Bay area men finds those with high physical activity in labor have half the coronary death rate of low activity workers. Researchers Dr. Ralph S. Pappenbarger Jr. and Wayne E. Hale note benefits against sudden death syndrome even after accounting for smoking and blood pressure.
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Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
San Francisco Bay Area
Ralph S. Pappenbarger Jr
Wayne E. Hale
Irish bomb in Belfast marks St Patrick’s Day date bomb
A package bearing St Patrick s Day greetings delivered in Belfast was found to contain a bomb. No injuries occurred after it was defused. Earlier a man was killed and six injured in Northern Ireland as authorities warned of more such parcel bombs in the mails.
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Journalist Paul Leandri killed by Saigon police
Saigon police shot and killed French AFP journalist Paul Leandri after he tried to drive away during questioning about a story on Ban Me Thuot. The car crashed at police headquarters. Leandri, 37, was killed by a head shot. French government and IPI protested the Saigon police action and called for a full investigation.
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South Vietnam
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International Press Institute
Central Highlands
Ban Me Thuot
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IPI
Ernest Meyer
Zurich
Switzerland
California center of Hearst search
Federal authorities pressed their statewide search for Patricia Hearst SLA members and Jack Scott amid new leads. Fingerprints from the Pennsylvania farmhouse tied Hearst to the case. Scott defended Hearst and warned against alarm while rumors swirled about surrender talks and possible contacts with Hearst.
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California
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Jack Scott
Charles Garry
Bill Walton
Scott
Miss Hearst
Bill
Emily Harris
Wendy Yoshimura
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