New York City Canada dope trail uncovered
A Mafia linked narcotics trail runs 385 miles from Montreal to New York City via private cars and open border routes. U S and Canadian authorities report millions in heroin moving through Expo 67 era traffic, with Genovese and Eboli among key figures. Senate investigations compile convictions across five New York families as cross border probes intensify.
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New York City
Canada
New York Times
New York
Montreal
Vito Genovese
Thomas
Tommy Ryan
Eboli
New York Metropolitan Area
U.S. peace bid with Hanoi ends in failure
Washington reports a December effort to start talks with North Vietnam through Polish diplomacy failed as Hanoi did not respond. The episode edged toward a U.S. statement with Communist negotiators, led Johnson to halt bombing near Hanoi for over four months, and involved three brief truces at Christmas New Year and the Vietnamese new year.
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Washington
Johnson
Warsaw
North Vietnam
U.S
Ini
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Soviet Warn Americans Traveling in Russia
Moscow dispatch reports the Soviet Literary Gazette satire warning U S travelers to behave themselves. The piece humorously cautions against taking the Tsar cannon from the Kremlin shooting elephants in the Moscow Zoo and swimming in the Moscow River without proper attire. It warns that rule breakers will be arrested and exiled to Siberia.
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UPI
Russia
Visi
Kremlin
Moscow Zoo
Siberia
Literary Gazette
Supreme Court frees girlie magazines from obscenity rulings
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, protected 10 magazines and two paperbacks from obscenity judgments under First and 14th Amendment free speech grounds. The unsigned ruling voided rulings against publishers and retailers in cases from Arkansas, Kentucky, and New York. Justices Harlan and Clark dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Kentucky
New York
John M. Harlan
Tom C. Clark
Schotte resigns from Montana senate for SBA post
George Schotte, newly named regional director of the Small Business Administration for Montana, resigns as Democratic state senator for Silver Bow County. In a May 1 letter to Gov. Babock and copied to county commissioners, he cites Civil Service rules requiring resignation and notes the County Board of Commissioners will appoint his successor. He will consult with state legislators on the Interim Highway Committee.
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George Schotte
Small Business Administration For
Montana
Silver Bow County
Schotte
Tim Babcock
Silver Bow
Montana Standard
Small Business Administration
State of
Civil Service
Donald Garrity
Attorney General’s Office
Board of
Moritz
Schue
Egan
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda region
Partly cloudy today through Wednesday with a few afternoon showers. Cooler Wednesday. Precipitation chance about 30 percent today and tonight. High today 66 degrees, low tonight 38. One year ago readings were 74 and 40. Weather table Page 6.
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Butte - Anaconda
Safety campaign goes to schools in Butte
The Junior High and three Butte senior highs host a safety drive on safe driving and traffic laws led by Supervisor Alex B. Stevenson of the Montana Highway Patrol. Talks cover parental responsibility, juvenile drinking, stunt driving, and proper operation of cycles and power carts. Montana’s traffic deaths this year total 61, with Silver Bow County at eight.
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Butte
Alex B. Stephenson
Helena
Montana Highway Patrol
Butte High
Tom Powers
S. W. Hancock
Leo Jacobsen
Bill Dalling
Vern Maddock
Montana
Silver Bow County
Page 2 to Page 8 News Highlights
Page 2 invites readers to a Butte cleanup drive starting Thursday. Page 7 reports a $22 million grant aimed at underdeveloped colleges. Page 8 announces Paul Hornung set to become a Saint, detailing the transition and implications.
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Butte
Paul Hornung
Marines Repel Strong North Vietnamese Assault Near Con Thien
About 1,200 North Vietnamese elite troops attacked a U.S. Marine outpost near Con Thien two miles south of the DMZ using mortars rockets and flamethrowers. After a three hour battle 179 enemy dead were counted and 35 Marines were killed with 89 wounded. South Vietnamese militiamen died and the attackers demonstrated growing strength along the DMZ. The assault nearly hit Lt General Lewis W Walt but he was uninjured. The battle was part of four coordinated attacks on Leatherneck Square with heavy losses on both sides.
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Saigon
U.S
Con Thien
North
South Vietnam
Is It Spring In The Mining City And Smelter City
Monday brought the warmest high in seven months for the Mining City at 67 degrees with a 44 degree low, while Smelter City reached 64/40. Unofficial records note 67 last occurred Oct 26, and spring’s arrival hinges on April’s fickle weather and a solar eclipse at 6 36 a.m. over North America.
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North America
Milk River flood forecast hits Havre and Malta
United Press International reports Weather Bureau warnings that the Milk River will rise rapidly. Havre flood crest expected near 18 feet, 4 feet above flood stage, with dikes likely protecting downtown Havre. Flooding possible east of town. crest to Malta projected in 6 to 7 days.
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United Press International
Weather Bureau
Havre
Peter Hamilton
Army Corps of Engineers
Hamilton
Malta
Snowbound brothers return home after rescue trek
Miles City AP report says brothers Mike 15 and Pete 11, snowbound near Ekalaka for over a week while saving their father's cattle, walked three miles to the highway then home sunburned and tired. They lost one calf. Parents Bud and Mrs Moullet accompanied them. April storm hit southeastern Montana. The boys earn a month’s vacation from the ranch to attend school in Miles City.
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Miles City
Ekalaka
Mike Moullet
Southeastern
Montana
Mike
Pete
Bud Moullet
Chimp Remembering Mom Featured on TV Set Card
A Mother's Day reminder card held by chimp Toto honors Judy his foster mother and star of Dak Tari on the Hollywood TV set. Judy aided in training the baby chimp for a performing career as Toto looks on in a UPI telephoto image.
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Hollywood
Judy
UPI
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Joe Bananas) Bonanno
United States
Senate Permanent Committee On Investigations
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UPI Telephoto
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Swank
Gent
Modern Man
Bachelor
Ned
Leatherneck Square
Lewis W Walt
Vietnam
Walt
The
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