Apollo 10 crew prepare for lunar test flight amid leak fear
NASA said a helium pressure drop in the Apollo 10 command module could indicate a leak in the reaction control system. The issue emerged six hours after final preparations began and a countdown continued as officials inspected the system to assess impact on the Sunday 12 49 p m EDT launch.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Eyellers
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
George Hage
Donald K. Slayton
Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Nixon peace plan may alter Vietnam talks turning point
At the Paris talks, North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front rejected key Nixon points led by mutual troop withdrawal in 12 months. U.S. spokesman Harold Kaplan called the session relatively moderate with no outright rejections as Hanoi and the NLF say they will study and continue remarks on the proposals.
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Max Harrelson
Paris
Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Kaplan
NLF
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
North
Xuan Thuy
Tran Buu Kiem
Kiem
Thuy
U.S
South Vietnam
Police tear gas marks clashes on two California campuses
About 400 protesters mostly Stanford students faced tear gas as police dispersed a war related research rally at Stanford Research Institute. In Berkeley about 500 students clashed with highway patrolmen using tear gas canisters at Sproul Plaza following a riot over a vacant lot. Police arrested several at Stanford after issuing dispersal warnings.
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California
Stanford University
Stanford Research Institute
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Sproul Plaza
Stanford
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Long Island
Democratic Society
Chicago
McCormick Eecal Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Carl L. Offner
Darien
Robert B. Watson
University Hall
Stockgrowers back sales tax at Montana convention
The Montana Stockgrowers Association approved a general sales tax proposal to reduce burdensome state taxes. The group also backed meat import quota cuts and strict coal strip mining laws while opposing farm labor inclusion in national labor laws. Bill Cornwell was elected president with a slate of new officers and district representatives. Next year’s state convention was noted.
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Miles City
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Montana
Chinook
Vincent Berg
Redstone
Walley McRae
Forsyth
Norman Woldseth
Martinsdale
Doctors' Medicare Payments Spark Senate Probe
US doctors face criticism as government records show Medicare and Medicaid payments reaching up to 285000 to an osteopath in Miami and nearly 500000 to a New York dentist. California dentists and physicians exceed six figures, prompting Senate Finance Committee scrutiny.
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Congress
Miami
Fla
New York City
California
Senate Finance Committee
John J. Williams
R-Del
M. S. Fox
Polson Private Dies in Action in Vietnam War
The Defense Department reports Army Private Gary J. Greimer of Polson Montana was killed in action in Vietnam. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harold D Greimer. The death confirms the toll of the war on American servicemen.
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Polson
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Gary J. Greimer
Harold D. Greimer
Polson, Mont
Butte Celebrations group lays groundwork for July 4 parade
Butte Celebrations, Inc. began planning a Fourth of July parade with a Friday breakfast meeting at the Finlen Hotel. Directors discussed funding and broader community involvement, considered parade entries, and outlined a tentative route with optimism for the event. Mayor Mike Micone served as chair with ex Mayor Tom Powers and Sheriff Ken Cunninglee reelected.
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Butte
Mike Micone
Tom Powers
Ken Cunning
Nixon weighs course on two Supreme Court openings
President Nixon faces two vacancies with Abe Fortas' resignation and Earl Warren's upcoming retirement. Senators and aides propose options including a Southern constitutionalist and a Republican pick as Nixon says he will take time, study thoroughly, and avoid deadline pressure.
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Washington
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate
Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
GOP
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
Ziegler
Morton
Maiden Montana urged to form environmental council
State Sen. Harry Mitchell urged creation of a Montana Environment Maintenance Council to safeguard Maiden Montana and involve citizens in forest policy. He accused the Forest Service of lagging behind public attitudes, cited Lincoln Wilderness controversy, and urged a legal policy of environmental maintenance over rehabilitation.
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Helena
Montana
Progress, Development and Industry
Harry B. Mitchell
Mitchell
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Lincoln Wilderness
Montana Environmental Council
Lincoln
Commissioner urges health probe of landfill dump operation
County Commissioner Earl J. Holman called for an investigation by health authorities into the city county landfill. He alleged improper burial of garbage, surface debris, and exposed broken glass. He criticized the Sunday opening plan and noted contractor issues and prior lawsuits over operation.
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Earl J. Holman
Holman
Robert W. Sparks
Lucille C. O'Leary
Butte
Mike Micone
Stanford Dugdale
William L. Brothers
Beeler’s raft stolen before Clark Fork race
MISSOULA AP Bill Beeler says his seven man raft was stolen. He has won the last five races on the Clark Fork River and believes the craft will be recovered after the race.
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Missoula
Bill Beeler
Beeler
Clark Fork
Partly cloudy weather forecast
Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 69 and a low around 39. Weather map details appear on Page 2 for broader regional outlook.
Middle income taxpayers see little relief from tax reform
Aides to the House Ways and Means Committee say middle earners face minimal pocketbook relief under the evolving tax reform bill. While loopholes may be closed to aid some, votes to pass broader cuts remain uncertain. The plan would trim top tax shelters, exempt about 2 million below poverty from income tax, and push toward a July 1 1970 goal for ending the income tax surcharge.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committees
John WV
Byrnes
Wisconsin
Nixon
Mills
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