Britain Deploys 200 Troopers to Anguilla Stand-Off
Britain moves 200 para troopers and 40 police toward Anguilla to topple its self styled president and end rebellion. Troops, likely bound for Lyneham and Antigua, act amid Cabinet decisions and US concerns. Officials cite security aims against gambling syndicates and regional stability.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Britain
Caribbean
Anguilla
Red Devils Regiment
Aldershot
Metropolitan Police
Scotland Yard
Royal Air Force
Lyneham
Wiltshire
Antigua
Trustees seek four room addition at Kennedy School
The Kennedy School addition and mill levy for operating funds were approved unanimously by Trustees of School District 1 with Walter Hinick named as architect to submit plans by the April 5 election. Other actions include new hires for music and electronics teaching, staffing changes, and a demolition bid for Cleveland School.
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School District 1
Kennedy School
Milage
Walter Hinick
Ken
Nedy School
Kevin Shannon
Ardath A. Trenary
Joseph P. Malin
Elec
Vocational Technical
Edyth Kirtley
William Meager
East Junior High
Herman Eggebrecht
Joseph Powers
Robert Binney
West Junior High School
Harrison Freebourn
West Junior High
Donna Conklin
University of Montana
National Science Foundation
Cleveland
Hillcrest
Prosecution Challenges Sirhan Psychologist Testimony
In Los Angeles the state pressed its case against Sirhan Bishara Sirhan by arguing defense psychiatrist Dr. Martin Schorr pre judged his mental state. It cited a July letter and a parallel to Dr Brussel’s Case Book, while Sirhan’s trial neared its tenth week.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Martin Schorr
Sen
Rob
Ert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
James A. Brussel
New York
Schorr
Brussel
Frozen body of missing man found in Havre
The body of 42 year old Ernest Bliss of Havre was discovered by Havre and Hill County authorities near the last reported sighting. Subzero temperatures and heavy snow forced a brief search to be abandoned earlier.
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Havre
Ernest Bliss
Hill County
Bliss
Aleksich Nominated U S Marshal for Montana
President Nixon nominated Louis C. Aleksich of Billings Montana to be U S marshal for Montana. He is 49 and previously served as marshal from 1953 to 1961 and later as executive secretary to James F Battin.
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Washington
Nixon Monday
Louis C. Aleksich
Billings
Mont
U.S
Montana
Aleksich
James F. Battin
Battin
Butte
George Bukovatz
Missoula
Cuba Becomes First Nation to Recognize Viet Cong
Cuba announced formal diplomatic relations with the Viet Cong in Algiers, recognizing the National Liberation Front as a government entity. Raul Valdes Vivo presented credentials to Nguyen Huu Tho on March 4, signaling a potential shift in Paris peace talks and Viet Cong bargaining.
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Cuba
Paris
Algiers
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Saigon
Raul Valdes Vivo
Havana
Front
Nguyen Huu Tho
South Vietnam
Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Region
Variably cloudy and mild through Wednesday with scattered mountain showers. Highs near 41 today, lows around 25 tonight. Shower chances 40 percent today, 20 percent tonight. Weather table, Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Montana Legislature approves eight tax measures in special session
Montana lawmakers authorized eight revenue bills and a school funding measure after Gov. Forrest Anderson received the go-ahead to act on revenue and school budgets. The House sent the measures to committee for study with debates to follow, aiming to balance the 1969-71 budget and boost school funds.
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Helena
Montana
Forrest H. Anderson
House
Ways and
Senate
Anderson
Legislature defies Anderson with planning appropriation
In Helena the Montana Legislature approved a $600 000 planning and economic development appropriation for the next two years despite Gov. Forrest H. Anderson’s veto threat. The House backed it 91 0 and the Senate 48 1 with a conference committee set to finalize the compromise.
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Anderson
Helena
Forrest H. Anderson
Montana
House
Senate
Gov. Anderson
State Planning and Economic Development Commission
Freight cars derail near Logan closing NP line
AP reports the first 25 cars of a 50 car Northern Pacific westbound train derailed one mile west of Logan after striking a rock beside the track. Four cars toppled into the Missouri River. No injuries. Lead unit stayed on track. two other power units derailed. Crews from Livingston and Missoula work to clear 1,200 to 1,500 feet of damaged track and reroute traffic via Butte.
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Logan
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Missouri River
Livingston
Butte
Prime rate rises to new record high across banks
Major banks led by Morgan Guaranty Trust along with Chase Manhattan and First National City Bank lifted the prime rate to 7.4 percent from 7 percent. The fourteenth boost in a row tight money conditions push borrowing costs higher for corporations and consumers alike.
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New York
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of
Chase Manhattan Bank
First National City Bank of
Bank of America of
Air disaster toll climbs to 155 in Venezuela crash
Civil aviation tragedy in Maracaibo leaves at least 155 dead with 71 on the ground. President Caldera orders full national mobilization as police seal off the crash area and rescue crews search charred wreckage for survivors.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Rafael Caldera
U.S
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