Soviet arms buildup widens lead over U S in missiles
The International Institute for Strategic Studies reports a 45 percent higher land based intercontinental missile total for the Soviet Union than the United States. It notes the Warsaw Pact has about three times as many tanks and 2 500 more tactical aircraft than NATO in Europe, with China expanding as a nuclear power. The survey spans 46 countries and covers military power as of July.
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Soviet Union
United States
International Institute For Strategic Studies
Europe
Warsaw Pact
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
China
Latin America
Institute
Lester B. Pearson
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Asia
U.S
America
Judge indicted for buying job
A New York State Supreme Court justice, Joseph Patrick Pfingst, 47, of Babylon, was indicted in Brooklyn on charges he bought the Republican nomination for his judgeship by paying $50,000 to former Babylon party leader Frederick Fellman. The case, linked to a Zurich bank account code named Egypt, follows a history of prior indictments and FBI evidence.
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New York Times
NEW York
New York State Supreme Court
Joseph Patrick
Babylon
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Frederick Fellman
Fellman
Robert Morse
U.S
Eastern District of
George Aspland
Suffolk County
Pfingst
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Zurich
Switzerland
Egypt
Pot means cash for attorneys
Denver report notes marijuana legalization spurred a surge in criminal defense work. Young lawyers across firms and communes in cities like Denver Dallas New York Seattle and Raleigh target middle class clients facing prison for a joint. The trend mirrors specialty practice growth in other legal fields.
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Dallas
New
York
Seattle
Raleigh
N.C
Dillon hosts Montana's Biggest Weekend events
Dillon gears up for a weekend of fairs rodeo and parades with the crowning of Miss Dillon Jaycee Rodeo and a prohibition suit against annexation. Plaintiffs including Dr. Kenneth Burritt and Romney International Hotels seek to void city council annexation actions. A Sunday barbecue and two rodeo dances are planned with community donations from Beaverhead ranchers.
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Dillon
Montanas
Butte
Kenneth R. Burritt
Burritt Animal Hospital
Harrison, E. & L. Real Estate Co
Butte Plaza
Harrison
Romney International Hotels
Ramada Inn
Dillon Jaycee
Beaverhead
George Shaffner
Ben Holland
Dwight Harrison
John Dooling
Bob Peterson
Mel McDowell
Clayton Huntley
W. A
Dave Stephens
Einar
Bob Nelson
Shaffers Bakery
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Beaverhead County High School
Dillon Jayceens
RODEO
Page notes reveal resort definition puzzle
Page 2 highlights a puzzling definition for resort status. Page 9 reports parochial school enrollment in Butte remains steady. Page 13 describes Head Start training programs planned for the near future. Page 14 previews the first big football weekend.
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Butte Parochial School
Denver police helicopter crash near fire headquarters
A city police helicopter on an aerial photography mission crashed near the fire department headquarters in Denver. Three men were injured, one seriously, after the craft brushed a pole and fell about 50 feet onto two cars, igniting flames that destroyed the helicopter and vehicles. Fire department photographer Terry Brennan sustained serious burns. Charles Nidey and Robert Hart were treated for minor injuries.
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Denver
Corrigan Exhibition Hall
Terry Brennan
Fire Department
Charles Nidey
Police Department
Robert Hart
Butte Central and Butte clash in season opener at Naranche Stadium
The Bulldogs and Maroons meet in the Mining City showdown at Naranche Stadium with an 8 p.m. kickoff after 6:30 gates. Anaconda and Anaconda Central also renew their local game as part of tonight's featured matches.
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Bill Walter
Butte
Butte Central
Montana
Associated Press
Bulldogs
Maroons
Naranche Stadium
Anaconda
Anaconda Central
Butte Central to face Bulldogs in 1971 clash at Mitchell Stadium
In Butte the Maroons and Bulldogs renew a late series rivalry dating to the 1950s. Butte Central, 7-1 in 1970 and sharing the Class A Central crown, will field a largely new offense missing stars Burns, Walsh and Gene Burns as coach Ron Kenison rebuilds. The Bulldogs rely on veteran depth with a cohesive backfield and line after last season’s work. The matchup marks the latest chapter in a long series history and anticipates a fiercely contested game at Mitchell Stadium.
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Butte
Central
Bulldogs
Maroons
Butte Central
THE
Billings Central
Bozeman
Bob Burns
Buddy Walsh
Gene Burns
Ron Kenison
Wayne Paffhausen
Street Gangs Rise Again in South Bronx
New York reports Puerto Rican and Black street gangs forming in Hunts Point and nearby South Bronx areas. Police and residents worry these teen cliques could mirror the warring gangs of the 1950s and 1960s, fueled by summer violence and heroin-era lassitude.
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New York
South Bronx
Hunts Point
Puerto Rico
Toe freezing cure for common cold shocks scientists
Washington reports Israeli researchers claim a device chills the big toe to 23 degrees Fahrenheit in one minute to trigger a nose cure. They say sniffles vanish instantly, though skepticism grows over lack of controlled studies and medical explanation.
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Chicago Sun-Times
Washington
Aladar Wartz
Israel Institute of Technology
Haifa
Ram
Schwartz
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