Buddies mark HST birthday as Truman stays distant
In Kansas City AP reports a dozen World War I pals and friends gathered in a downtown hotel ballroom to celebrate former President Harry S. Truman’s 8th birthday. Truman, in semiseclusion at his Independence home, was the guest of honor absent for the third year, while weather-swept and ailing, he had recovered from February intestinal flu.
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Independence
White House
Miner killed as rock falls at Steward Mine in Butte
Earl J. Johnson a 42 year old contract miner died when a 5?2 ton rock crushed him at the 4000 foot level of Anaconda Co Steward Mine in Butte. His partner Charles Anthofer, 48, was injured in the accident.
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Anaconda Co
Steward
Earl J. Johnson
Johnson
Charles Anthofer
E. Broad
Gov Forrest H Anderson Discusses Senior Citizens In Boulder
Gov. Forrest H. Anderson spoke in Boulder saying complacency breeds false security as Americans age. He noted shifting life patterns with more free time and fewer drudgeries, praising Stoney sites aided group and the Montana Commission on Aging for hospital help, with Barclay Craig and Lyle Downing attending.
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Montana Commission On Aging
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Lyle Downing
Montana Standard Home and Sport Show opens in Civic Center
The three day event begins this evening at 6 with doors opening at noon Saturday and Sunday. Exhibits include outdoor gear appliances and demos with six people winning free Hawaii flights and lodging. Girls of the Big Sky Drill Team perform in Butte Saturday.
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Montana
Helena
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Sidney
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Missoula
Butte Area
Campus ferment boils up at Howard College
A few small fires broke out at Howard University after the president sued for a final student evacuation of six seized campus buildings. The nation's capital campus paused as students seized buildings and the campus shut down amid unrest.
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Associated Press
Howard University
James M. Narbrit Jr
Howard
City College of New York
Mary
Weather Outlook Predicts Mild Day With Warm Glow
Fair and warming conditions are forecast with temperatures around 72 degrees by day and a cool 32 degrees at night. The forecast appears on Page 6 with the full weather table.
Romney unveils plan to speed low cost housing nationwide
Secretary George Romney announced operation break through a cooperative effort to produce affordable housing for the poor. He met with 14 governors 17 mayors and labor leaders to build prototypes mass produce and reduce costs while expanding private sector construction with federal subsidies.
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George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Congress
Heart Association talks on transplants by Dr. Pappas in Montana
Dr. George Pappas of the Colorado Medical Center will discuss transplants at the Montana Heart Association annual post graduate conference in the Finlen Hotel Roundup Room. The two day sessions cover diagnosis, treatment and surgery in heart disorders with nine hours of credit. A noon luncheon and a Saturday membership luncheon follow, with Dr. Ross E. Lemire Jr. presiding.
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Colorado Medical Center
Denver
Montana Heart Association
Finlen Hotel
D. E. Staples
Butte
MHA
American Academy of General Practice
Montana
Pappas
Medical
D. S. Gilbert Blount Jr
University of Colorado Medical Center
James K. Conrad
Lovelace Clinic Yn
N.M
Stewart Nunn
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Montana Power
Ross E. Lemire Jr
Billings
L. M. Bas
Conrad
Lovelace Clinic
Albuquerque
Nixon envisions swift results as programs gain speed
President Nixon told a Republican fund raising dinner that his administration has reached the end of the beginning and that Americans will soon see results of war crime and inflation policies. He said few more speeches are planned as he focuses on solving problems with dedication. About 2,600 guests paid 1000 each at the Washington Hilton for the event.
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Nixon
Washington Hilton
Butte Home and Sports Show Opens With Vacation Prizes
Butte hosts a three day Home and Sports Show at the Civic Center with 29 exhibitors. A Hawaii vacation prize for two via coupon drawings, drawn Friday to Sunday, plus daily appearances by Paneek the Clown appeal to families.
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Honolulu
Paneek the Clown
State Takes Bigger Bite Through Income Taxes
State tax reform moves to widen income tax base and raise rates for higher earners. Lawmakers argue revenue supports education and public services while opponents warn of diminished take-home pay for middle class families.
Montana juvenile delinquency plan allocates grant funds
A Montana task force decided to allocate one fifth of a $50 000 federal grant for planning and research and four fifths for action programs. The $40 000 will fund rehabilitative and preventative services as the state moves to develop an overall crime control plan for federal approval.
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Montana
Montana Law Enforcement Planning Committee
Capitol
John G. Thomas
Brinton B. Markle
Mike A. Lavin
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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