Compromise fails as French workers press protest in Paris
Paris amid 11 day general strike workers reject a compromise wage plan and push for broader action. Government warns against unauthorized marches as police seize weapons in Lyon. Student march approved. other groups vow demonstrations. Debates over social security cuts and a 10 percent wage rise by October 1 persist.
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National Union of French Students
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Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
National Guard Called as Louisville Violence Breaks Out
Gov. Nunn ordered troops into Louisville after West End unrest that injured one officer and involved bricks bottles gunfire and arson. Eyewitnesses say crowd grew from 200 to 800 as police fired on looters amid riots following a rumor of a Stokely Carmichael visit.
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Kenneth Schmied
Stokely Carmichael
Samuel Hawkins
Black Unity League
Bud Dorsey
Dorsey
Montana Tech Honors Convocation Stands To Award 66000
Students faculty and departments will receive more than 66000 at the annual honors convocation at Montana Tech this morning at 11 in Museum Hall. Recipients of scholarships fellowships grants and academic honors plus athletic awards will be announced. Public invited.
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Montana Tech
Museum Hall
Butte Officials Comment on Police Power and Public Debate
County Attorney Mark P Sullivan issues an open letter to residents clarifying the roles of county and city attorneys and police in prosecutions. He notes dependence on police for investigations and expresses disagreement with recent clergy remarks while promising careful handling of criminal charges. A separate AP item reports the Navy’s nuclear submarine USS Scorpion overdue in the Atlantic with 99 crew, amid severe weather and a broad search involving destroyers, submarines, and aircraft.
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Milk Producers Seek Higher Prices in Montana Hearing
Montana dairy producers testified before the Milk Control Board in Helena, noting tax hikes of 25 to 30 percent last year with no corresponding investment rise. One producer cited a 30 percent tax increase. another said the Libby Dam project looked more profitable than milking cows. About 50 delegates spoke on cost pressures to the five board members.
Reds nearly admit infiltration at peace talks in Paris
At the fifth session of the Vietnam talks in Paris Hanoi’s chief delegate Xhan Thuy came close to acknowledging North Vietnamese regular troops in the South, a U.S. spokesman said. Harriman has pressed for a formal admission as a basis for progress. Officials noted Hanoi’s push for a halt to American bombing and for withdrawal or regroupment of non-South Vietnamese forces.
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Butte Anaconda Fair Weather Outlook
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions today turning cloudy Tuesday with a chance of showers or thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Showers are unlikely tonight. Daytime high around 66 and overnight low near 39. One year ago temperatures were 72 and 39.
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Officials go on trial in thalidomide catastrophe case
Seven Chemie Gruenenthal officials and scientists face negligent manslaughter and bodily injury charges in Aachen for alleged links between thalidomide and birth defects across pregnancies 1957 to 1961. The case seeks about 25 million dollars in damages with defendants facing up to five years in prison. trials for two others were postponed due to illness.
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Chemie Gruenenthal
Aachen
West Germany
Supreme Court Upholds Jailing Draft Card Burners
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that Vietnam era protesters who burn draft cards may be jailed under a 1965 law, rejecting a free speech challenge. Chief Justice Warren said speech cannot include conduct intended to express an idea and uphold Congress power to run the draft. The decision also addressed school desegregation plans and ruled freedom of choice in resegregated systems unacceptable where nonracial options exist, with Brennan writing for a unanimous court.
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South
William J. Brennan Jr
UM President Pantzer to Speak at Butte High Rites
University of Montana President Dr. Robert T. Pantzer will address Butte High School commencement at 8 p.m. in the Civic Center on June 6. Pantzer joined UM in 1957 and became president in 1966 after serving as acting president and other roles. He holds a UM business degree and a 1947 law degree. his career included state and city attorney posts. His wife Ann Prendergast is a UM graduate.
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University of Montana
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Monay
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41St Infantry Division
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Park County
Livingston
Ann Prendergast
Butte
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Surprise Butte kidnaper guilty in federal court
Jesse B. Bishop Jr., 23, pleaded guilty to armed kidnapping of Butte tavern owner Joseph Fogarty and Arthur Ellingson in 1965. Judge W. D. Murray said sentencing would occur Tuesday after Bishop stated no promises influenced his plea.
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Butte
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Arthur Ellingson
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