Subdued May Day marks in Moscow as Viet Nam tensions stay muted
Soviet defenses minister Grechko gave a brief milder address on Vietnam while no new weapons were shown in Red Square. The day saw protests elsewhere and a rare absence of cosmonaut banners, with speculation that new arms were saved for November 7.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Red Square
Andrei A. Grechko
Crimi
Andrei Grechko
Grechko
America
UPI
Tass
Johnson Defends Right to Dissent and Answer
President Johnson praised free speech and the duty to respond at a White House event for 1967 fellows. He urged that freedom of expression must be two way, allowing every voice to speak and for others to answer, and called on the young to channel restless energy toward constructive public life.
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Washington, D.C
Johson
White House
Johnson
Commencement Speaker Named For Butte High
Forrest Wilson will introduce as commencement speaker Earl H. Fellbaum professor of education at Montana State University Bozeman. Commencement is June 1 at the Civic Center with over 400 graduates. Fellbaum formerly Helena Antelope Froid and Pilenty wood superintendents. He holds MSU 1933 degree and a Minnesota education master.
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Forrest Wilson
Butte
Earl H. Fellbaum
Montana State University
Bozeman
Civic Center
Fellbaum
MSU
Helena
Antelope, Froid and Pilentywood
American Association of School Administrators
The
Montana Association of School Administrators
Phi Delta Kappa
National Education Association
Montana Education Association
University of Minnesota
Frozen death of Walkerville youth shocks community
George Martin Sinclair a 16 year old of Walkerville was found dead in hip deep snow about two miles from his parents ranch after missing since Saturday. Coroner said he left home in search of a lost calf and likely died Saturday night or Sunday morning. Officials used snow mobile to reach the body and funeral arrangements are pending.
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Walkerville Area
George Martin Sinclair
George D. Sinclair
Bullrun Gulch
Leo Jacobsen
Walkerville
Jacobsen
Sinclair
Italian Gulch
Kenneth Cunningham
Ed Maguire
Milo D. Casagrande
Casagrande
Young Sin
Clair
George
Billings
Duggan Merrill Mortuary
Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda: Snow Likely
Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered snow showers and continued cold. Tonight's snow probability is about 60 percent. High today around 35 with a low near 18. One year ago temperatures were 81 and 32. More weather on page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Congress extends no strike period in railroad dispute
Washington United Press International reports Congress approved a 47 day extension to block a nationwide railroad strike. Legislation passed 301 to 5 in the House and 72 to 2 in the Senate orders 137000 rail shopcraft workers to remain on the job past the deadline. President Johnson expected to propose a permanent solution and possibly seizure options were discussed.
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Congress
Washington
UPI
Johnson
House
Senate
Michael Fox
Afl-Cio Railway Employes Department
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Labor Committee
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Morse
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Lee Metcalf
D-Mon
Harley O. Staggers
Dw.va
House Commerce Committee
Staggers
Junk cars cleared from Butte streets by towing
Junkers and clunkers abandoned on Butte streets will be towed to junkyards. Wrecker companies with local authorities will remove disabled autos. Officer John T. Sullivan compiles the list. owners may call 792-9210 to have vehicles removed. The drive improves street appearance and aids cleaning crew operations.
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John T. Sullivan
Butte eyes weather as cleanup project moves ahead
Butte and Silver Bow County launch Operations Cleanup with a May 8 and 9 city county pickup plan. Weather outlook is uncertain but organizers expect a favorable break. Cleanups target streets alleys yards and vacant lots with pickups by city county crews and volunteers. No home pickups. designated areas to be announced in Montana Standard.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Montana Standard
Bill Pesanti
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Finlen Hotel
Malamud and Albee Win Pulitzer Prizes
New York UPI reports Bernard Malamud won the fiction prize for The Fixer while Edward Albee received the drama award. The Louisville Courier-Journal and Milwaukee Journal were cited for public service campaigns on Kentucky strip mine control and Wisconsin water pollution laws.
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New York
UPI
Pulitzer
Bernard Malamaud
Louisville Courier-Journal
Edward Albee
Milwaukee Journal
Kentucky
Milwaukee Journal For
Wisconsin
Pulitzer board rejects Salisbury for international reporting
The Pulitzer Prize Advisory Board narrowly rejected the jury’s recommendation to honor Harrison E. Salisbury of the New York Times for his Hanoi dispatches. R. John Hughes of the Christian Science Monitor won the award, amid past debates over source attribution and coverage.
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New York
Pulitzer Prize Advisory Board
Harrison E. Salisbury
The
New York Times
Hanoi
R. John Hughes
Far East
Christian Science Monitor
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Joseph Pulitzer Jr
Pulitzer
Salisbury
Post-Dispatch
GOP split with LBJ on Vietnam outlined by Senate panel
A white paper from the Senate Republican Policy Committee proposes the GOP disassociate from Johnson’s Vietnam policy in 1968. It reviews US Indochina policy since World War I and questions Republican responsibility, calling the war a weary nightmare and suggesting no alternative policy.
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Gop
Vietnam
Washington
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Johnson Administrations
United States
China
Republican Party
Kennedy
Johnson
Weather Records Shatter In Montana During April
The Weather Bureau reports state records broken in April for low temperature average precipitation total snowfall and greatest snow depth on the ground. The average temperature reached 35.4 degrees, 82 degrees below normal, with continued details on page 2.
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Montana
Weather Bureau
Schulte Becomes City Council President by Acclamation
On Monday night Robert Schulte was elected council president by acclamation with Albert J. Mehrens as vice president. Schulte succeeds J. D. Flynn and Mehrens takes over from Robert F. Lee. City Clerk Carlos Sullivas administered the oath of office.
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Robert Schulte
Albert J. Mehrens
Schulte
J. D. Flynn
Carlos Sullivas
Offic
Page 2 Highlights Scoutmaster Missing Five Boys Safe
Page 2 reports a missing scoutmaster and five boys who were found safe. The note notes concern around the group and the quick recovery details as the paper covers the incident in brief.
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Billings
Air War Escalates as U S Jets Hit MIG Bases Near Hanoi
American pilots raid MIG airfields in North Vietnam claiming to destroy several fighters and damage bases at Kep and Hoabac while Navy fliers and the Bon Homme Richard attack, with Peking reporting Chinese air force losses in China. Hanoi and Saigon offer conflicting claims of air and ground activity as American infantry push operations in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Navy
Kep
Air Force
Hoabac
Hanoi
Radio Peking
Kwangsi
China
South Vietnam
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Mao Tsetung
Peking
Vladmir M. Komar
An Chihyuan
Malamud
Albee
Columbia University
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times News Service
Jegen
and Mehrens
Robert F. Lee
Los Angeles Area
Western Governors Conference
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