Butte Miners Union Leaders in Washington Negotiations
Washington bound John Glase and Art Turner confer as Union negotiations with Anaconda Co. near tentative contract. Glase was recalled for a Monday meeting suspected to decide ratification, with two local unions ordering ballots. Barney Rask and others in Washington since March 6 coordinate bargaining.
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John Glase
Butte Miners Union
Art Turner
Butte
Washington
Anaconda Co
Glase
Aflcio Bldg
Western Area Continuations Committee
Steelworkers
Anaconda National
Mansfield says Johnson leads in Democratic race amid Nixon edge
Senator Mansfield asserts President Johnson has an overwhelming lead over rivals Kennedy and McCarthy for the Democratic nominating slot. He also says Nixon appears set for the Republican nomination, while Senator Griffin notes Rockefeller’s withdrawal leaves Nixon with minimal primary opposition.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Griffin
Michigan
George Romney
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Town and Country
Johnson-Humphrey
Mansfield
Chilean unions and Anaconda clash over mine wage package
In Chile the Marxist led Chuquicamata union and Anaconda negotiate a contract amid US copper walkouts. A March 31 strike threat looms if talks fail as union seeks a $230 million package and 50 percent pay rise plus benefits. Company counters with cautious offers as leadership divisions surface.
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Santiago
Copper Corporation
Anaconda
Nixon Favored Son States Fall Short in GOP Ballot View
An Associated Press nationwide survey shows favorite son states lack enough delegates to stop Richard Nixon on the first ballot at the GOP National Convention. Nixon says favored states hold a majority of the 1333 delegates if they persist, listing 14 holding states with a combined 656 votes.
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Relman Morin
New York
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Westmoreland to become Army chief of staff in July
Gen. William C. Westmoreland will leave Vietnam to assume the Army chief of staff post in July. President Johnson said no successor had been chosen yet and Gen. Creighton Abrams was not yet confirmed. Abrams remains Westmoreland's deputy as a potential replacement amid troop-strength debates and transition plans.
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Saigon
W. Abrams
William C. Westmoreland
United States
Vietnam
Johnson
Washington
Westmoreland
Abrams
Army
U.S. Military Assistance Command
Douglas B. Cornell
U.S
Wilbur Cohen
John W. Gardner
Sargent Shriver
France
Harold Johnson
Creighton Abrams
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
U.S. Grant Sharp
Cific
Sharp
Bozeman Set April Hearing in Phosphates Case
Dist. Judge W W Lessley fixed 10 a m April 11 for a hearing on Rocky Mountain Phosphate Co Inc to show if its Gar rison plant harmed seven ranchers. The court also orders health board to supply operating details of the new wet scrubber and plaintiffs seeking the injunction to appear. The order follows the Montana Supreme Court upholding air pollution damages of 123284 dollars and reopening the injunctive phase.
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Bozeman
Ap)—Dist
W. W. Lessley
Rocky Mountain Phosphate Co., Inc
Garrison
State Board of Health
Lessley
Montana Supreme Court
State rejects state run poverty programs over cost
Gov Tim Bab cock’s administration chose not to pursue a state directed poverty program under the Green amendment, citing cost as the main factor. Montana would have funded up to percent of costs while local entities ran most programs including Head Start Job Corps and Neighborhood Youth Corps, with community groups currently administering the effort.
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Helena
Tim Babcock
Montana
James B. Patten
U.S
Edith Green
D-Ore
William H. Fredricks
Federal
Office of Economic Opportunity Programs
Patten
Miles City baby reunited with mother after three operations
Three month old Orla Ann, born in Miles City December 29 with a life threatening digestive defect, has returned home from Minneapolis after three surgeries. The infant’s esophagus was misconnected to the lungs, weight at birth 3 lbs 4 ozs, now over three pounds gained, still fed via a stomach tube while learning bottle feeding. Mother Mrs Edward Mauch, 39, recently hospitalized for heart problems, expresses gratitude for the medical teams.
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Miles City
Edward Mauch
Orla Ann
Abbott Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Mary Anna
Holy Rosary Hospital
Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Region
Increasing cloudiness today with high near 55. Tonight and Sunday mostly cloudy. Low tonight around 30 with a 10 percent rain chance. Weekend outlook shows continued dry intervals and cooler conditions.
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Butte - Anaconda
Novotny resigns as Czechoslovak president amid reform push
Antonin Novotny, symbol of 25 years of Stalinist rule, resigns as Czechoslovakia faces reform under Dubcek. Soviet officials reportedly agree to let the country pursue socialist democratization. Bishop Tomasek calls for religious freedom and rehabilitation of 30,000 victims. Cardinal Beran potentially allowed to return from Rome.
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Hanns Neuerbourg
Prague
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Novotny
Oldrich Cernik
Soviet Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Rome
Beran
Prague Radio
Resig
Jan Sejna
United States
Alexander Dubcek
West Yellowstone suit over car snowmobile crash filed
Mary G. Arras of Cut Bank sues in district court for 125000 in damages after a January 1 collision in West Yellowstone between a car driven by Arthur Bartlett and a snowmobile driven by Arras. She cites a wrong right angle intersection, missing signs, and city carelessness. Arras suffered severe injuries including the loss of a leg.
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Bozeman (Ap
Mary G. Arras
Cut Bank
West Yellowstone
Arras
A. A. Arras
State Board of Regents
Arthur Bartlett
Clarence Bartlett
West
Yellowstone
Young Boy Struck by Car After Driving Parents’ Car
Herbert LaFond 2012 Spruce tried a family car ride and rolled it out of gear. He fell out and was run over. He survived after observation at Silver Bow County Hospital. His father John LaFond said the incident would keep him from driving for about 13 years.
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Herbert LaFond
Spruce
Dad
Herbert
Herb
Silver Bow County Hospital
John LaFond
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