Astronauts do homework for today's lunar orbiting
Apollo 10 nears the moon for a hazardous close view with the crew preparing for lunar operations. Col Stafford and Cmdr Cernan plan a two to three hour review before contact with Earth again, then proceed to within 9.3 miles of the lunar surface.
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NASA
Moon
Harry F. Rosenthal
Space Center
Houston
Earth
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Cernan
Mission Control
Stafford
Young
Hilltop victory ends Vietcong defense on Ap Bia Mountain
U S paratroopers with South Vietnamese forces crushed the NVA stronghold at Ap Bia Mountain after a multi hour assault. The 101st Airborne and allies reported about 426 enemy killed and 43 Americans dead with 290 wounded. The mountain once a fortified HQ for the 29th NVA regiment lies near the A Shau Valley as troops push toward Laos.
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Jay Sharbutt
Dong AP Bia
Vietnam
U.S
Ap Bia
Laos
A Shau
101St Airborne Division
Anaconda High School levy challenge heads to court
Judge Sid Stewart will hear an alternative writ of prohibition Friday at 10 as Robert W. Chambers challenges Anaconda Central High School’s special mill levy to employ teachers with public funds. The petition names the superintendent and trustees as respondents and argues the levy violates U S and Montana constitutions. Attorneys were John H. Jardine and Rex Henningsen.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Central
Sid Stewart
Robert W. Chambers
Anaconda Central High School
Stewart
Chambers
District Court
United States of America
Montana
John H. Jardine
Whitehall
Rex Henningsen
Butte
Nine year old Ches Hill and photographer share a fleeting moment
Nine year old Ches Hill of 2401 Grand pranks with a token gesture beside the family mower as Standard photographer Sam Donnell captures a moment Tuesday afternoon. The white cover vanished almost instantly and proved unmeasurable at the airport.
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Ches Hill
Sam Donnell
Tech students approve main addition to Student Union
Montana Tech students vote 341 to 51 in favor of a major Student Union Building expansion costing about 737000. The plan adds dining space for 240 seated and 400 semi staggered, a 3200 square foot bookstore, kitchen, coffee shop, three meeting rooms, game area and expanded offices to serve up to 1000 students. A runoff elected Don MacIntyre as student body vice president with Pat O’Hara as president and Toni Driscoll as secretary.
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Montana Tech
Victor Burt
Charles A. Kestle
Don MacIntyre
Butte
Theta Tau Fraternity
Jerry Harrington
Independent Party
Pat O’hara
Toni Driscoll
Tom Schneider
Philipsburg
Bob Westermark
Great Falls
Justice
Larry MacIntyre
FTC proposes strict health warnings in cigarette ads
The Federal Trade Commission proposed that all cigarette advertising must state that smoking is dangerous. The plan aims to inform consumers of health risks and may affect how tobacco products are marketed nationwide.
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FTC
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Flooding Likely on Big Hole and Jefferson Rivers
The U S Weather Bureau reports abundant rains and snow melt causing the Big Hole and Jefferson rivers to rise to high levels with localized flooding possible. The notice warns health risks from smoke but focuses on regulatory steps for cigarette advertising and potential FTC rule effects.
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Big Hole
Jefferson Rivers
U.S. Weather Bureau
Jefferson
Anaconda Co plans keyed to fiscal policies in Montana
Anaconda Co. stressed fiscal policy as essential to its Montana operations in Butte and Montana, with vice chairman William E. Quigley noting marginal progress and payroll gains. Quigley spoke at a Finlen Hotel luncheon ahead of the annual stockholders meeting, with C. Jay Parkinson present and Martin K. Hannifan expected to announce plans for Butte.
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Anaconda Co
Montana
Butte
William E. Quigley
Quigley
Anaconda
Finlen Hotel
C. Jay Parkinson
New York City
Martin K. Hannifan
Weather and economic notes impact on Butte from Anaconda page.
Partly cloudy with showers. Outlook today 60 and 31. Chilean government and labor seek larger private profit shares. Quigley warns inflation may hurt the dollar unless action is taken. The New York executive recalls 1936 Butte Hill timekeeping and urges government levels to align with public needs for fiscal programs. See ANACONDA Page 2.
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Butte
Quigley
New York
Anaconda
Butte Hill
Nixon Thieu to Meet at Midway Island Summit
President Nixon and South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu will fly to Midway Island on June 8 to review the Vietnam war and explore paths to peace. Both leaders endorse a face to face meeting to align policy and discuss a coalition or other settlement options at Paris.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Midway Island
Thieu
Vietnam
White House
Saigon
Nixon-Thien
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