Shaw to face trial in JFK assassination conspiracy case
Three district judges ruled sufficient evidence to bind Clay L. Shaw for trial on conspiracy to kill President Kennedy. District Attorney Jim Garrison announced he would file direct information. Shaw, accused of conspiring with Lee Harvey Oswald and David Ferrie, stood silent as bond of 10 000 was continued.
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M. Gene Mears
New Orleans
UPI
Clay L. Shaw
Kennedy
Shaw
Atty
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
David Ferrie
Dallas
Bernard Bagert
Matthew F. Braniff
Malcolm V. O'Hara
Alcock
Perry R. Russo
Vernon Bundy
Democrats press Garrison hearing amid air pollution dispute
In Helena Montana lawmakers argue over the Garrison air case. Acting Gov Ted James writes HEW secretary Gardner urging swift abatement action while Senate members cite SJR1 and county requests as leverage. Republicans protest the Democrats politicizing the issue during the hearing inquiry.
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Clyde Jabin Helena
UPI
Ted James
J. Luke McKeon
D-Anaconda
James Friday
John Gardner
Health, Education and Welfare
Tim Babcock
Garrison
James
State of
Montana
McKeon
Elmer Flynn
D-Missoula
Senate
Montana legislators near adjournment after tense special session
The 40th Montana Legislature, in a 15th special session day, cleared the floor to two bills, including the school money compromise. Final adjournment poised for late Saturday or Sunday as nine bills cleared and two conference panels work on ExHB21 and ExHB28. Gov. Babcock vetoed a $40,000 interim highway study missive, leaving ExHB14 moneyless. The session totals a general fund budget of $123,927,792 for 1967-69 with overall funds at $356,121,888. Six conference committees set, school funding a central dispute between Senate and House.
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J. D. Holmes Helena
Montana
Senate
House
Capitol
Tim Babcock
Babcock
Montana Highway Department
Washington, D. C
Helena
Gasoline tax funds city and county road aid
Butte would receive 526,695 and Silver Bow County 3,945 over two years from a half cent gasoline tax increase. The bill, part of a 1.5 million statewide package, was amended to raise county funds to 660,000 annually and was approved by both chambers before going to the governor. Critics argued the distribution formula is unfair, but supporters said aid to local governments is needed.
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Helena
Butte
Silver Bow County
Senate
House
Leonard W. Vainio
State Highway Department
Vainio
Rex F. Hibbs
R-Billings
Butte St Patrick Parade Draws 400 Marchers
About 400 people joined the St Patrick Day parade in downtown Butte marking the second modern era event. The crowd included 250 students from Patrick grade school and many non Irish neighbors. Participants sang old Irish tunes as organizers hoped for a larger next year.
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Butte St. Patrick
Butte
Clan-Na-Gael
AOH
Sarsfield Club
Pearce and Connolly Boys
St. Patrick Grade School
Apostle of the
Six Dairy Firms Fined for Fixing Product Prices
AP reports six dairy companies and nine individuals pleaded no contest to fixing dairy product prices. Beatrice Foods Co. faced the largest fine of 10000 dollars. Equity Supply Co. and Gallatin Cooperative Creamery were fined 1000 each. Additional fines ranged from 300 to 750 dollars for various executives and firms. Continued Page 6, Col. 2.
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Beatrice Foods Co
Chicago
Equity Supply Co
Kalispell
Gallatin Cooperative Creamery
Bozeman
Theodore Olson
Helena
Dairyland Wholesale
Paul McClure
Beatrice Foods
John D. Conners
Powell shelves NYC return over Harlem violence fear
Adam Clayton Powell backed away from walking Harlem streets this Sunday. He said Harlem tensions and advice from Negro leaders and lawyers in his legal fight over his exclusion from Congress forced him to delay any return. Powell remained on Bimini and Rimini off Florida awaiting assurances of safety and continued eligibility to run for the 18th District seat.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Powell
Harlem
Congress
New York City
Florida
Rimini
Miami
Miami International
Green eggs puzzle inspires St Patrick calls in West Virginia
In Weirton, Helen Blank hopes calls for green eggs from her red araucana chicken will stop after St Patrick's Day. Soured by offers up to $3 per egg, she notes the bird laid green eggs unlike ordinary ones. The South American origin bird named Shamrock drew curious buyers.
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Weirton
W. Va
Helen Blank
Union Officials May Have Conspiracy Charges Dropped
The U S government seeks to dismiss conspiracy charges against six International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers officials in Denver Federal Court. The indictments allege they filed false non Communist affidavits to obtain NLRB services. The six include Albert Skinner Irving Dichter Raymond Dennis Charles Wilson Harold Sanderson and Maurice Travis. The case dates back 17 years to 1956.
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Washington
UPI
Atty
Ramsey Clark
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Denver
Albert Skinner
Irving Dichter
Raymond Dennis
Charles Wilson
Harold Sanderson
Maurice
Supreme Court
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Billings Sr
Billings West
Laurel
Livingston
Sentinel
Columbia Falls
Mick Dennehy
Jim Oset
JFK
Demos
Turnage
R-Polson
Gardner
Powell County
Lake County
Commission
William H. Bertsche
D-Great Falls
Carl Lehrkind Jr
R-Bozeman
George B. Schotte
D-Butte
William S. Goan
Henry S. Cox
William E. Spahr
Great Falls
GOP
By Jerry Holloron
Standard
Best Dairy
Jersey Creamery
Meadowland Dairies
Maurena Lackman
Maurena
Ann Jackson
North Carolina
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