Child abuse case cited as cause of infant death in county
A six week old hospitalized for breathing trouble showed bone fractures on X ray and later died after repeated abuse injuries. Local pediatricians and welfare staff discuss child abuse signs, prevention, and support services, urging reporting and community help to protect children.
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Dennis McCarthy
Butte
McCarthy
Cincinnati
Susie Stradinger
Silver Bow
Vicki
Susan
Paul
Colville
Welfare Department
Ann Kathleen
St. James Community Hospital
Jim Johnson
Johnson
Montana
Hed Johnson
United Congregational Church
Stradinger
Montana to Trade with Arabs Under Historic Pact
Montana officials announce a first of its kind agreement with Saudi Arabia to exchange agricultural technology for research and station setups in Saudi Arabia. Gov. Judge and Saudi Agriculture Minister Hassan Mishari sign the accord, with Montana University System experts aiding both in Saudi communes and domestic advisory roles.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Saudi Arabia
Thomas L. Judge
Hodge
Hassan Mishari
Montana Agriculture
Bozeman Hosts Delegation of Japanese Governors Visit
Bozeman will join two Montana cities as a host to a Japanese governor delegation visiting the United States. Governors Hikaru Kamei of Fukuoka Seiichiro Itagaki of Yamagata Fujio Takeuchi of Ibaraki and Yoshiaki Nakaya of Aichi travel with their wives and aides.
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Bozeman
Montana
United States
Hikaru Kamei
Fukuoka
Tomiko
Seiichiro Itagaki
Yamagata
Yoshiko
Fujio Takeuchi
Ibaraki
Yoko
Kitten Rescued After Car Stack Collapse in Portland
In Portland a rescued kitten prompted a salvage yard incident as a forklift toppled wreckage from a 20 ton stack of flattened cars. Firefighters arrived after the cat cried out, and Dan Clouser located the feline in a Mercury Comet, pulling it to safety.
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Portland
Ore
Jim Faulk
Curtis McCraken
Dan Clouser
Plane crash near Baker Montana kills two injures two
Two killed and two injured in a small plane crash after takeoff from Baker Municipal Airport. Victims identified as the Rev Don Murray and Kevin Blakey. injured youths from Sky Ranch were treated for bruises and cuts and remained in hospital in Billings and Baker.
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Baker
Mont
J.B. Bethel
Bethel
Fallon County
Lee Stevenson
Don Murray
Kevin Blakey
Camp Crook
Sky Ranch
Jerry Hiner
Billings
Kennedy Homecoming at Otis Ends Family Tragedy Gloom
In August 1963 John F Kennedy returns from Washington to Cape Cod as he wrestles personal sorrow after burying a infant son. The scene captures a joyful reunion with John Jr racing toward his father at Otis Air Force Base, photographed by Bob Schutz for Associated Press.
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Washington
Cape Cod
Saigon
Senate
United States of America
Otis Air Force Base
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr
Bob Schutz
Associated Press
Washington Press Corps
Columbus First Today Celebrations Mark Columbus Day
Americans mark the 483rd anniversary of Columbus discovery with parades and speeches from New York to San Francisco. Events include a Columbus Day queen in San Francisco and a wreath ceremony by the Italian ambassador in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
America
Christopher Columbus
New York
San Francisco
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Roberto Gaja
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Columbus Landing
United Bay Area Council of American Indians
Santa Maria
Short quits WMC post after 18 years as president
Dr. James Short submitted his resignation as president of Western Montana College effective June 30 1976 after 18 years in Dillon He announced at Western Days as Rep Max Baucus and Regent John L Peterson lauded his service the college reports 711 current students with enrollment to rise further upon registration completion
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Dillon
Short
John L. Peterson
Board of
Regents
Peterson
Montana
Western
Banks Embrace Direct Social Security Payments To Banks
A federal program allows Social Security checks to go directly to recipients' banks, drawing in bankers to lure elderly customers. Launched in July and expanding nationwide this month, seven percent of recipients are enrolled. The move aims to cut costs and curb theft, with future plans for electronic transfers to banks. Weather outlook notes rain and snow through Tuesday with mountain snow chances.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
American Association of Retired Persons
Treasury Department
Treasury
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New York City
Fifth Avenue
Montana Tech
Butte Plaza
Anaconda
Sons of Columbus
Pittsburgh
Atlantic
Americas
Cyrus H. Gordon
New York University
Gordon
Westville
Joe Mahan
WMC
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