Tech students set run off for AS election
At Montana Tech the Associated Students vote produced a majority for Terrence Angove of Butte as vice president on the Theta Tau slate. No other candidate won a simple majority so a May 10 runoff will pit the top vote-getters for each office, including president between Michael Duran and James Leifer.
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David A. Fenton
Butte
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Nourjah
Iran
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Theta Tau
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Galena
DeGaulle
France
Richard Nixon
Michael A. Duran
James T. Leifer
St. John
Relative works to clear Reno
The Army was asked to wipe out the dishonorable discharge of Civil War hero Maj Marcus A Reno. Cleared of blame for Custer at Little Bighorn, Reno was discharged four years after the battle for brawling drunkenness and taking liberties with another man's wife. An Army Board panel in the Pentagon weighs the case, with a decision expected in about a month. Charles Reno, a New York City bartender, petitioned for the review.
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Secretary of the Army
Albert J. Esgain
Charles Reno
New York City
Page highlights listed for daily paper sections
Page 8 features long hair on boys blamed on girls, page 11 covers the Pope’s shrine visit at Fatima, page 18 previews derby horses ready for race, and page 19 notes Mantle congratulated after homer.
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Mantle
Homer
Rusk invited to appear before war crimes tribunal
Behar head of one of five teams at Bertrand Russell tribunal presents evidence of US bombing of North Vietnam civilians. Witnesses compare government data with field reports on hospitals schools churches and residences. Sartre urges US to send representatives and defense documents to Washington for the hearing.
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Stockholm
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North Vietnam
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Behar
Yves Jouffa
Roger Pic
Jean Paul Sartre
Earl Russell
Cable
Dean Rusk
Gang Keats robs man on street in Park Street melee
Jerry Padilla of 25 S. Da kota was admitted Wednesday to St. James Community Hospital for head injuries after a street melee at 12:15 a.m. on West Park. He told patrolmen Maurice Mulcahy and Del La Breche he was jumped by six youths, struck on the head, and robbed of $20 and change.
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S. Dakota
St. James Community Hospital
Padilla
Maurice Mulcahy
del la Breche
West Park
Army Lockheed unveil radically new combat helicopter
A radically new combat helicopter was unveiled by the Army and Lockheed-California Wednesday. It is the first of ten prototypes ordered by the Army, signaling a major advance in military rotorcraft technology.
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Army
Lockheed-California Co
Johnson says no imminent plan to raise Vietnam force
President Johnson stated there are no immediate plans to substantially increase U S fighting strength in Vietnam. He noted Westmoreland and Sharp have given input and that the Joint Chiefs of Staff are studying the troop situation for possible future recommendations.
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New York Times
Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Oval Office
Saigon
William C. Westmoreland
United States
Senate
Westmoreland
U.S. Grant Sharp Jr
United States Forces
Pacific
McNamara
Wheeler
Montana snow pack near record levels across major drainages
Snow pack in Montana river basins is near record highs with readings up to 76 percent above normal and more than double last year in many basins. SCS officials caution that forecasted runoff and floods aren’t set yet, as outcomes depend on melting patterns during the spring run-off.
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Helena
Montana
Soil Conservation Service
Bozeman
Phil Farnes
SCS
Farnes
Kootenai
Yellowstone
Judith Basin
Musselshell
Castle Mountain
Weather delays Butte cleanup start postponed a week
The community cleanup planned for streets alleys yards and vacant lots has been delayed by bad weather. Coordinator Bill Pesanti said the original schedule will resume next week. Residents should cleanup Thursday through Sunday May 11 14 and bring debris to pickup sites. City and county crews will collect debris Monday and Tuesday May 15 16.
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Bill Pesanti
Chiefs Clash Over Antimissile Defense Policy
Gen. Earle Wheeler challenged Robert McNamara's doubts about ABM deployment saying Nike X could save 30 to 50 million Americans in a nuclear exchange. Wheeler and the Joint Chiefs defended a national ABM shield and point protections for 25 major centers, while McNamara warned it may not meaningfully reduce casualties. Transcript excerpts from a March House panel were released.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert S. McNamara
Earle G. Wheeler
Congress
McNamara
Soviet Union
Wheeler
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs
Weather summary for Butte Anaconda region
Cloudy conditions with a 10 percent precipitation chance. Daytime high around 41 degrees with a low of 25 tonight. Historical note records a high of 83 and a low of 36 in the past year. Page 2 weather table.
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Butte - Anaconda
Montana faces third spring snow storm threat
The Associated Press reports Montana braces for another weekend storm with southeast and northwest ranchers battling drifted herds. Five day forecasts predict temps 15 degrees below normal east of the Divide and heavy snow in the south. Sheep losses mount in the southeast as counties declare emergencies and raise road fund mills.
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South
Weather Bureau
Helena
Fallon County
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