Famed specialist predicts brighter future for transplants
Dr. George Pappas told the Montana Heart Association at the Finlen Hotel that tissue and organ transplants will be safer and more frequent. He cited high survival rates for related living donor transplants, 90 percent plus, with kidney function for over two years. He noted ALS serum improves transplant outcomes and highlighted Colorado Center experience since 1962. See HEART Page 2
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George Pappas
Montana Heart Association
Finlen Hotel
Pappas
Dept. of Surgery
University of Colorado Medical Center
Denver
D. E. Staples
Butte
Univerity of Colorado Medical Center
Thomas E. Store
West Germany rules out mark revaluation
Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger announced the government will not revalue the West German mark upward. A four hour emergency cabinet meeting led to the decision as speculation about the mark's value continued.
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West Germany
Mark
Bonn
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Kiesinger
Weather outlook note and temperatures
Fair through Sunday. Today's forecast shows a high near 76 and a low around 34 with a mild, dry weekend ahead. Weather map details are on Page 2.
Three Forks laborer killed when car rolls
Two Montanans died in separate crashes raising the state highway death toll to 83. Joseph R. Planansky 24 a Three Forks laborer died when his late model convertible rolled after skidding 30 miles south of Three Forks on Willow Creek Road. Peter Square 54 a Shonkin area ranch worker died when his pickup skidded and rolled into a coulee 20 miles southwest of Fort Benton. he was thrown and pinned underneath.
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Peter Square
Planansky
Three Forks
Willow Creek
Square
Coulee
Fort Benton
Big Sky High Drill Teams Compete In Two-Show Event
The second annual Big Sky High School Girls Drill Team competition starts with an 11 AM parade from the Finlen Hotel along Broadway and Montana, ending at Park. Fifteen teams from Idaho and Wyoming join locals for parade judging and two evening shows at Butte High School, 1 PM and 7 PM.
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Finlen Hotel
Broadway
Montana
Park
Idaho
Wyoming
Butte High School
Helena
Fairfield
Sacred Heart of Miles
Rogers finds Viet Cong peace plan offers some avenues
Secretary of State William P. Rogers said the Viet Cong plan contains unacceptable proposals but may include elements worth exploration. He noted the plan calls for a coalition government and unconditional withdrawal under international supervision, with VN and Viet Cong in a provisional government, while stressing self-determination through free elections.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Paris
Tran Buu Khiem
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Saigon
North Vietnam
Butte Voters Decide On Special Levy This Election Day
Butte taxpayers vote today on a 36 mill special levy for the school operation budget. Polls open at noon and close at 8. The ballot splits into a 28 mill elementary levy and an 8 mill high school levy, with the rest funded by permissive levies and state aid. Absentee ballots numbered 442 by Friday noon, with 417 in the regular election.
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Butte
Board of School Trustees
Reno Sales 92 Geologist and Philanthropist Dies
Reno H. Sales longtime mining geologist and philanthropist dies at 92 in Bozeman Deaconess Hospital after a career as chief geologist for Anaconda Co. and later consultant. Born in Storm Lake Iowa, he grew up in Gallatin Valley and earned MS from Montana State College and engineering degree from Columbia. Survived by nephews Walter Sales and Richard Owens and nieces Ada Dixon and Mary Owens. Services Monday at 2 at Dokken Nelson Funeral Home Bozeman with Sunset Hills burial.
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Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
Montana
Anaconda Co
Butte
Deaconess Hospital
Bozeman
Walter Sales
Harold
Ada) Sales Dixon
Seal Beach
Calif
Mary Owens
San
Dokken-Nelson
Sunset Hills
Sales
Storm Lake
Iowa
Gallatin Valley
Montana State College
Columbia University
Boston
Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver
Forty Catholic saints struck from official calendar
The Roman Catholic Church dropped more than 40 saints from its official calendar amid doubts of their historic existence. Notable removals include St Christopher, patron of travelers, and St Susanna, namesake of the American Catholic Church in Rome. Parishioners weigh church renaming and new institutions in response to the moves.
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Patrick O’keefe
Vatican City
St. Christopher
St. Christopher Medvale
St. Christopher’s
St. Susanna
Rome
John Dimond
Santa Susanna’s
Dimond
St. Susann
Susanna
Father Dimond
Catholic Encyclopedia
United States
Paul the Hermit
Boniface of
Tarsus
Northern Pacific seeks to cancel Mainstreeter service
The Montana Railroad Commission heard that the Northern Pacific Railway would formally ask the Interstate Commerce Commission on June 2 for permission to end its Mainstreeter service. Details appeared in the Lee Newspaper State Bureau report indicating the move.
Viet Cong plans summer offensive to push peace talks
A captured Viet Cong document calls for a major summer offensive to destroy allied war material and rear bases, defeat pacification programs, and force negotiations. The plan seeks withdrawal of troops and a coalition government, with about 200,000 fighters likely available, concentrated near Cambodia and Laos borders and the DMZ.
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U. S
Viet Cong
Supreme Headquarters
National Liberation Front
Paris
Cambodia
Laos
Vietnams
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