Mrs King Leads Poor People's Campaign Washington March
Mrs King opened the Poor People's Campaign mass phase in Washington leading welfare mothers in a march sponsored by NWRO. About 2,000 to 2,500 marchers moved from a Kennedy Playground through a rain shower, seeking federal aid and a meeting with Congressional Club officers.
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Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
SCLC
Nationwide Welfare Rights Organization
NWRO
E. J. Prete
Mass strike and marches planned amid Paris talks
A nationwide general strike and large anti government marches are planned in France on Monday to back the Paris student protests. Leaders aim to march near the peace talks as police prepare to curb demonstrations near the Arc de Triomphe.
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Paris
France
Hanoi-Washington
Lice
Arc de Triomphe
Place de la Republique
Seine
Boulevard Saint Michel
Sorbonne
Place Denfert-Rochereau
Theories differ on Vietnam war
A Montana State University Vietnam symposium features Dr. Eddie Schodt arguing peace talks could have begun earlier if Hanoi had negotiated. Robert Scheer counters the intervention was driven by the myth of a global communist conspiracy. Anthony Bouscares sees a real threat from communism and warns against coalition governments in South Vietnam. Senator Albert Gore urges negotiated peace while cautioning of delays and bickering at home.
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Bozeman
Eddie Schodt
University of Montana
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Robert Scheer
Ramparts Magazine
Havana
Cuba
State Department
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Montana State University
Gore
South Vietnam
Priest Reported Recipient in Heart Transplant
Paris based AP reports Broussais Hospital performed a human heart transplant but officials deny knowledge of the operation. Unconfirmed word cites a 45 year old Roman Catholic priest as recipient and a 39 year old donor who had been dead 48 hours.
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Paris
Broussais Hospital
Auto door thief strikes in Butte
A 1959-model car owned by Mrs. Lillian Gregier at 2520 S Montana was targeted by a highly specialized thief who stole the right rear door. Police note car thefts are rising with wheels hubcaps and doors being lifted.
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Lillian Gregier
S. Montana
Violence Averted in Panama Voting
Thousands of Panamanians voted in a peaceful election for president and 42 assembly seats amid earlier violence in March. The race featured Arnulfo Arias, David Samudio, and Antonio Gonzalez Revilla with Arias favored by a five party coalition. Interior voting began late but orderly turnout was reported in the interior.
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Panama
Arnulfo Arias
David Samudio
Antonio Gonzalez Revilla
Christian Democratic Party
Arias
Samudio
National Guard
Butte School District to act on demolition bids and bonds
Trustees of Butte School Dist. 1 will meet Monday at 5 p.m to consider bids to demolish buildings 510 514 S Wyoming beside the new vocational tech school. They will also act on bids for typewriters and office equipment for the vo tech school. A second meeting Thursday at 8 p.m will consider selling district bonds totaling 1 196 790 including amortization or series bonds with amortization as first choice. The bond issue funds an elementary school for 500 pupils six classrooms West Junior High work and vo tech upgrades.
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Butte School Dist. 1
S. Wyoming
Vocational Tech
West Junior High
Cong hit two bridges and Saigon battle goes on
Viet Cong pressed the Saigon offensive into a second week with attacks on two northern bridges and a holdout near a Y shaped bridge to the Mekong Delta. U S air strikes pounded the area as allied casualties and enemy deaths mounted. bridges remained critical links despite damage.
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Saigon
Mekong
U.S
Newport Bridge
Ued
Public health conference opens tonight
The 50th annual Montana Health Association meeting opens tonight at the Holiday Inn with Dr. Robert Philip as president. Registration Monday 7 to 9 p.m. and sessions begin Tuesday with topics on comprehensive health planning sanitation and community health programs.
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Montana Health Association
Holiday Inn
Robert Philip
Rocky Mountain Laboratories
Hamilton
Philip
Marion Hixeon
Thomas F. Powers
Montana
OEO
Variable clouds bring showers through Tuesday
A Western Montana forecast reports variable cloudiness through Tuesday with a chance of occasional showers today and tomorrow. Highs around 52 today with overnight low near 35. A comparison notes last year’s temperatures of 42 and 26.
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Butte - Anaconda
Peace talks begin today in Paris with Vietnam talks
North Vietnam calls for a total end to American attacks as Paris talks start. W Averell Harriman and Cyrus Vance prepare to press for guarantees against renewed bombing. Talks open at 10 30 a m at the International Conference Center as Paris braces for strikes and security measures.
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Paris
Vietnam
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
Hanoi
France
International Conference Center
Anaconda stockholders meet to elect three directors
The Anaconda Co. annual meeting of stockholders will be held Wednesday morning at the Washoe Theater in Anaconda beginning at 1. Three directors are to be elected to the 10 man Metropolitan Life Insurance Co board. Other directors include Robert L. Hoguet and Lawrence C. Marshall.
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Anaconda Co
Washoe Theater
Anaconda
Metropolitan Life’ Insurance Co
Robert L. Hoguet
First National City Bank
Lawrence C. Marshall
Chase Manhattan Bank
C. Jay Parkinson
Vincent D. Perry
William E. Quigley
Robert V. Roosa
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co
Clyde E. Weed
Florida snake handler bitten by cobra during venom milking
Bill Haast, director of the Miami Serpentarium, was bitten by a 51 inch Thai cobra in front of about 60 tourists. He was hospitalized in guarded condition after receiving 70 cc of antivenom. this was his 44th cobra bite and 104th overall snakebite.
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Miami
Fla
Thailand
Bill Haast
Miami Serpentarium
Haast
Variety Children’s Hospital
Serpentarium
Bill
Clarita
Psychedelic sandwich bars redefine Montana nightlife
Montana's new psychedelic sandwich bars blend low costs with high concept to lure young crowds. Operators emphasize conversation, bold decor, and music with ear friendly yet loud settings as they profit. Owners include Sgt Pepper's Helena and Monk's Cave Missoula with similar venues in Billings and Bozeman.
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Neil Bibler
Associated Press
Montana
Helena
Missoula
Billings
Gramma’s
Bozeman
Rater
Fred Hall
Ben Hall
East Helena
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Y Bridge
Ig University
Peking
Communist Party Daily
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Tom Rater
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