Butte Tops Big Sky Drill Team Contest Again
Butte High School repeated as champion of the second annual Big Sky High School Girls Drill Team competition held Saturday in Butte. The event featured colorful performances with music and formations led by the Big Sky entrants and judged on precision and presentation.
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Israelis Arabs trade salvos on three fronts
Israel and Egypt fought across the Suez Canal and on the Jordan River frontier while Al Fatah claimed hits on Israeli positions. The Suez artillery duel lasted nearly a full day, with Israel reporting three wounded and Egypt blamed for starting the bombardment. Jordan reported no losses despite gunfire exchanges. An Al Fatah spokesman said attacks occurred in several sectors.
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Two School Levies Fail By Large Margins In District
Voter defeat of 28 mill elementary levy 4854 to 3988 and high school 8 mill levy 4961 to 3834 prompts board to discuss service cuts and possible third election. Defeats spread across 28 of 36 precincts with Hawthorne precinct 31 passing. Turnout reported as slight.
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Tricia Nixon Hosts White House Masked Ball for Washington Elite
Tricia Nixon wore a white lace mask as about 450 young Washington guests attended her first White House party. Guests included Lyndon Johnsons' daughters and cabinet members' families. Barry Goldwater Jr described the scene and praised the First Family's restraint.
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Mothers Day march led by King widow in Charleston
The widow of Dr. King and the Rev. Abernathy will head a Mothers Day march in Charleston to spotlight a seven week hospital workers strike. Organizers expect 5 000 marchers including congressmen as 850 police guard a three mile route to Charleston County and State Medical College hospitals amid a stalemate involving nearly 400 nonprofessional workers. President Nixon asked the Justice Department to brief him on strike developments.
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Home and Sports Show awards two trips to Hawaii
Huge crowds attend the Montana Standard Home and Sports Show at the Civic Center. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adam of 736 W. Granite became the third and fourth winners of an all expenses paid Hawaii trip, to be flown by Pan American jet clipper and hosted at a luxury hotel. Two more trips will be awarded today during the final session from noon to 10 p.m.
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Zap in Zap North Dakota sparks weekend disorder
In Zap North Dakota a Friday influx of college students led to a chaotic night with 2000 to 3000 youths in the town of 300. Guardsmen cleared Main Street in about an hour under martial law while about 1000 partiers fled to Beulah and Hazen.
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