Nixon proposes phased mutual withdrawal to end Vietnam War
President Nixon outlined a 12-month plan for mutual withdrawal of all outside forces from South Vietnam. The agreement would be supervised by an international body and followed by free elections in the South. He stressed unity at home and said negotiators would present the package in Paris while stating no unilateral withdrawal. The plan preserves allied strength and requires credible understandings before steps begin. A second item notes Nixon's San Clemente residence purchase.
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Aleutians rocked by strong quake
A 6.7 magnitude quake centered near Delaros Island rocked Adak and Amchitka in the Aleutians. Aftershocks followed for hours as Amchitka’s AEC workers faced garbled radio calls. No major damage or injuries reported. tidal alert issued but no dangerous waves. about 4500 personnel stationed at Navy and Coast Guard facilities.
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Metro sewer bond sale delayed by district technicality
A 1.2 million bond sale by the Metro politan Storm and Sanitary Dist. 1 was postponed after officials cited a federal requirement known as a statement of facts. The sale is rescheduled for June 12 as HUD offered to lend the funds if urgent. District officials will reissue bids and continue work on the treatment and disposal plant.
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Tschache seeks Montana GOP chairmanship
Bozeman businessman Ott Tscha che plans to campaign for the Montana Republican chairmanship as a new leader is due to be chosen May 24 at a Helena convention. Philip Strope of Helena also announced his candidacy after Dr. M. F. Keller resigned to pursue a congressional bid. Tschache, 49, chairs Gallatin County party.
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Nixon seeks flexible path to peace in Vietnam
Analyst notes Nixon's first formal negotiating paper emphasizes what is not stated. He avoids forcing Saigon's regime as sole arbiter and does not demand a fixed constitution or immediate cease fire. The document opens room for Hanoi and Washington to join talks and for international election supervision.
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City and County Agree to Open Sunday Landfill Dump
Mayor Mike Micone announced negotiations are complete for a Sunday opening of the landfill dump. The site will operate Sundays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with city and county sharing the extra cost estimated near 100 dollars. A new one year labor and equipment contract will be bid by July 1, currently held by Dugdale Excavating Co.
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Mike Micone
Micone
Tom Powers
Dugdale Excavating Co
Helena approves two mill school levies in districts
Helena voters approved a special elementary levy of 487 163 dollars at 23 8 mills by 1919 to 438. The high school levy about 20 mills totaling 613 716 dollars passed 2272 to 554 amid light turnout.
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Pantzer praises UM youth and cites objections in Butte
University of Montana President Robert T. Pantzer told the Butte Teachers Union on Wednesday night that he and others at UM have been fortunate in not having major confrontations. He spoke at an installation banquet at the Holiday Inn.
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Page six tax cut move targets property bills
Page nine reports Army accused of hanky panky in Sheridan tank promotion. In Missoula, Clucas of Lime and Sheridan pace Western Class C qualifying track. Pantzer says campus disturbances are rare nationwide and stresses cautious media coverage.
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Butte Mill Election Date To Be Set Monday
The Butte school board plans a Monday decision on the millage for the third election. A closed session will continue to study the budget and student-teacher ratios as votes from surveys are reviewed. Previous millages totaling 36 mills were defeated in April and May, with the second defeat by a wide margin.
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Montana race set as court case delays not
Montana's first special congressional election in 24 years will proceed June 24 as planned. An agreement among all parties halts further legal action before June 30 and cancels Monday's hearing, keeping the Second District contest between Mather and Melcher on schedule.
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