Soviet Seeks U N Emergency Meet Over Dominican Landing
The Soviet Union failed to secure an urgent U N Security Council session to challenge U S landings in the Dominican Republic. Moscow claimed U S aggression and interference, while the United States favored council debate but noted the matter is being handled by the O A S.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Dominican Republic
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Glen Cove
Long Island
U.N
United States
Two Paratroopers Killed Five Hurt In Dominican Crisis
UPI reports U.S. paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne battled rebels in eastern Santo Domingo linking with a Marine patrol. Two paratroopers were killed and five wounded, raising American casualties to five killed and 33 wounded in two days. Marines had been killed previous day amid fighting after a cease fire signaled by some leaders but ignored by renegade leftist rebels.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
U.S
82Nd Airborne
Juan Bosch
Neem
Johnny Martin
Emanuele Clair
pro-Bosch
San Juan
Bosch
United States
82Nd Airborne Division
Guarate
Osama River
Dominican
OAS Mission Seeks Dominican Peace Pact Study
The Organization of American States names a five nation delegation to Santo Domingo to seek a cease-fire safe evacuation of foreigners and refugees and a full inquiry into the Dominican Republic crisis. The United States reports additional troops in the Caribbean country. Representatives from Argentina Brazil Colombia Guatemala join Ellsworth Bunker in the mission.
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Tion
Latin America
Tass
United States
Dominican Republic
United
U.S
Organization of American States
Washington
Santo Domingo
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S. Am
Argentina
Brazil
Colombia
Guatemala
Eo Ga SS Gree
Thousands of Acres Fall to Mississippi
The Mississippi River breached a levee five miles north of Quincy Illinois flooding thousands of acres of farmland and easing the flood threat to Quincy and Hannibal. The crest was delayed to Tuesday with levels expected around 24.4 to 24.7 feet at Quincy and 24.1 to 24.5 feet at Hannibal.
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Quincy
Ill
Weather Bureau
Army
Adams County
Iil
Henderson County
Minawooha
Wisconsin
Illinois
Dubuque
Iowa
Mark Twain
Anacondan Rudy Spraycar Named National Merit Scholar
Rudy Spraycar a senior at Anaconda High School and son of Mr and Mrs Rudy Spraycar 618 East Fourth is among 31 students chosen to represent the United States at the Seventh International Youth Science Fortnight in London July 28 to August 11 The IYSF a two week conference under the patronage of the Duke of Edinburgh gathers about 450 students from 25 countries for lectures lab visits and panels He recently won a National Merit Scholarship and will fund part of his program expenses
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Rudy Spraycar
Aneaconda
United States
London
Ence
Duke of Edinburgh
IYSF
Young Spraycar
Wreck Kills Boulder Man
A one car crash killed Jess Wareham, 56, of Boulder when his car left a curve on Highway 91 near Basin, striking large boulders. Coroner Leonard Scott said a passing motorist found the wreck at 1:20 am.
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Boulder
Jess Wareham
Oye
Boulder Basin
Wareham
Basin
Leonard Scott
Communist Vietnamese Forces Bolstered With New Weapons
In Saigon AP dispatch, Communist forces in South Vietnam are reported to be building up with a range of new weapons from light artillery to Seno Geese and preparing for major offensives. U.S. and South Vietnamese sources say attacks may extend from the Mekong Delta to the North Viet Nam border as the monsoon season nears in mid May, limiting air activity and heavy armor movement through October or November.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong River
North Viet Nam
Butte Urban Renewal Report Outlines Initial District
Butte has prepared a proposed urban renewal area with James McCoy as chairman. The plan, reviewed with Lynch Whitcomb of the House and Home Finance Agency, covers a district starting at Broadway and Main, extending east to Wyoming, south to the Finien Hotel alley, then east to Arizona, and looping back via Mercury, Colorado, Galena, and Main.
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Frank Quinn
Standard Post
Butte
Broadway
Main
Wyoming
Finien Hotel
Arizona
Mercury
Colorado
Galena
May Day protests abroad attack U S actions in Viet Nam
Hundreds of thousands across Europe and Asia marked May Day as Communist governments denounced U S policy in Viet Nam and Dominican Republic. In Moscow a parade gave way to a new diplomatic push for U N action, while Pragu e Warsaw and Berlin held rallies and scuffles. Pope Paul VI urged concern for workers, and Ho Chi Minh attended a Hanoi rally backing South Viet Nam’s fight against U S troops.
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London
Europe
Asia
United States
Moscow
Red Square
United Nations
U.S
Dominican Republic
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
Antonin Nowotny
Viet Nam
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Warsaw
West Berlin
Johnson
East Berlin
Vatican City
Paul VI
Unen
Rome
General Federation of Labor
Santo Domingo
Chou En-lai
Peking
Indochina
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Montana Mines presidency Race Sees Candidates Named
Arizonan and Canadian candidates vie for Montana Mines presidency including Theta Tau and Sigma Rho members from Butte plus residents Russell V. Bills, George Ann Thurston, Joseph M. Caddy and others. Secretary treasurer candidates include Joseph M. Caddy William W. Daily James R. Loomis R Lehfeld Charles H. Ljungberg and Henry G. McClernan with affiliations Theta Tau Sigma Rho and Independent. Elections for the campus are noted.
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Theta Tau
Russell V. Bills
Upland
Calif
Sigma Rho
George Ann Thurston
Butte
Joseph M. Caddy
William W. Daily
Independent
James R. Loomis
R. Lehfeld
Lavina
Mont
Charles H. Ljungberg
Holden
Mass
Henry G. McClernan
Lloyd Schermer Named to State Lee Post
Richard E. Morrison announces Lloyd Schermer will assume duties as publisher of the Missoulian Sentinel replacing former head of the publication in a statewide post shift.
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Lloyd Schermer
Lee Post
Richard E. Morrison
The
Missoulian-Sentinel
Weather outlook and regional notes from Montana region
Cloudy with a few showers today in the Butte Anaconda area. Partly cloudy tonight through Monday with highs around 40s and lows in the 20s. West and Divide regions show snow in the mountains Sunday, with mixed precipitation lower elevations south Sunday.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Stockmen
Divide
South Sunday
Home Show Draws Thousands at Civic Center Finale
The Standard Post Home and Sports Show fills the Civic Center drawing thousands on Saturday with a half million dollars in home and recreation merchandise. Dave Tyler of the Shakespeare Co. serves as judge as winners receive six trophies amid free prizes and awards through Sunday.
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Standard Post
Civic Center
Dave Tyler
the Shakespeare Co
Kerry Marinos
Earl Friend
Hancock
Jim Oset
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