Senator Long tied to Hoffa aide payments
The St Louis Post-Dispatch reported U S Senator Edward V Long Democratic Missouri received substantial payments from Morris A Shenker an attorney linked to James R Hoffa. Shenker admitted paying Long legal fees for referrals while Long chaired a Senate subcommittee probing federal agency privacy invasions amid Hoffa DOJ conflict theories.
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ST. Louis
UPI
St. Luis
the Post-Dispatch
Morris A. Shenker
Shenker
Viet air war blazes into second day over Saigon
In the North Vietnam air war, Communist MIGs challenged U.S. jets for a second straight day as American pilots claimed five to six air duels and downed several enemy planes. Fights spread near Hanoi while Marines and South Vietnamese pursue North Vietnamese regulars in the buffer zone. Enemy losses reached nine over two days, with MIG losses at 69 since the aerial war began. No U.S. losses were reported.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Haoi
Stone
North
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Kinh Mon
Judge Keeps Eye on Old Spittoons
Port Washington Wisconsin Warren Grady a former state assemblyman and county judge kept a wary watch over a brass cuspidor confiscated as evidence after a roadside theft arrest. Grady had previously urged spittoons be kept in safe homes and returned if discarded. The case intertwined with a Vietnam war raid report and a separate military engagement in the demilitarized zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Wis
JPI
Warren Grady
Ozanka
Jady
Grady
Life charges Long misused subcommittee to keep Hoffa free
Life magazine charged Saturday that Senator Edward V. Long a Democrat from Missouri has misused his Senate investigating subcommittee as an instrument for trying to keep Jimmy Hoffa out of prison. The magazine alleged the senator used the probe for political purposes and to shield Hoffa from criminal accountability.
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New York
UPI
Life Magazine
Edward V. Long
Dmo
Senate
Jimmy Hoffa
U Thant Says Middle East Crisis More Threatening
U Thant warned the Middle East crisis could flare into war at any moment and planned a Cairo trip to meet Egyptian leaders. He cited two flashpoints at Sharm el Sheikh and Gaza, noting Egyptian threats to block the Gulf of Aqaba and Israel’s readiness to respond.
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United Nations, NY
U Thant
Middle East
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
Thant
U.N. Security Council
Syria
Israel
Sharm el Sheik
Eilat
Gaza
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of
Aqaba
Sinai Peninsula
U.N
Nasser
Security Council
Hafez Assad
al Thawra
Damascus
Iraq
Loyalty parade draws 0,000 spectators, but few marchers
Butte's loyalty parade Saturday drew a modest audience while only a few dozen participants stepped into the main flow. About 5,000 spectators watched a well organized, on time downtown procession led by Ron Bartsch with Butte groups such as the Butte High School Band and the Elks color guard. Various civic groups, youth organizations and fire and police units formed contingents as organizers hoped for mass participation.
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Butte
Ron Bartsch
Bartsch
Ed Foley
Neil J. Lynch
Roy Richards
Richard Roche
Sam
Butte High School
Butte Elks
John Moriarity
Joe Moriarity
T. J. McDermott
Butte Eagles
McQueen and
Race Track
Butte Police Dept
American Legion and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Tax break forecast for students fathers plan tied to House bill
Senator Abraham Ribicoff predicts Senate passage of a proposal for a college expense tax credit up to 325 dollars annually. The plan would apply to tuition fees books and supplies but not room and board and would be added as a rider to a House measure. The House must originate revenue bills and amendments are usually barred on the floor.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
House
Branch
Montana considers A-D1 water classification for western lakes
State officials faced more than 200 protesters as the State Water Nation Council discussed classifying western Montana waters as A-D1 the highest category. The meeting aimed to prevent lowering lake designations including Flathead and Georgetown lakes with protestors urging preservation of current classifications.
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Thomas E. Mooney
Standard
State Bureau
Helena
Montana
C. W. Brinck
State Board of Health
Pollution Council
Weydemeyer
Waers
Georgetown Lake
Flathead Lake
Western
Flathead
Variably cloudy under cooling trend in Butte Anaconda
Variably cloudy through Monday with a slight cool down. High today 74 and a low of 40 with near zero chance of rain. A year ago the high was 78 and the low 46. Weather table on Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Montana Tech to grant four professional degrees in June 4 exercises
The 67th commencement at Montana Tech will feature the conferring of four professional degrees. Recipients include Donald L. Denis, race director. Jeremiah D. Murphy, general superintendent. Vincent D. OLeary, general superintendent of mines. and John D. Vincent, director of applied research. Each holds and has earned multiple degrees related to mining and metallurgy, with careers spanning Chase Manhattan, Chemical Corp, Anaconda, Climax Molybdenum, and Western Nuclear among others. The note details past education and career progressions for these distinguished engineers and executives.
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Montana Tech
Edwin G. Koch
Sturday
Donald L. Denis
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
Jeremiah D. Murphy
Chemical Corp
Chalmette
Vincent D. O'Leary
Anaconda Co
Butte
John D. Vincent
American Chrome Co
Nye, Mont
Western Nuclear Co
Ray Mines Division
Kennecott Copper Corp
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Chase Manhattan
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Hoffa
U.S. Senate
Missouri
Long
Internal Revenu Service
Internal Revenue Service
Post Office Department
The
Post-Dispatch
Department of Justice
William Gellmann Jr
Cleveland
Neumann
Dge
America
Sylvia Hitchcock
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Susan Bradley
Tustin
Cali
Miami Beach
Fla
Alabama
Nassar
United States
Jim Oset
Ribicoff
Climax Molybdenum Co
Golden, Cole
Denis
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