Kidnapping of U S Ambassador Shocks Rio as Gunmen Take Elbrick
U S Ambassador Charles Burke Elbrick, 61, was kidnapped in Rio de Janeiro by two bearded gunmen who forced entry to his limousine and chloroformed him before fleeing in a station wagon. The incident, near Botafogo, prompts Brazilian authorities to pursue release amid ongoing political turmoil and a military government. Elbrick, a career diplomat, previously headed embassies in Yugoslavia and Portugal and had just presented credentials to President Costa e Silva.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U.S
Charles Burke Elbrick
Washington
State Department
Elbrick
Yugoslavia
Portugal
Arthur da Costa E Silva
Costa E Silva
Brazil
Saonae
Conret
Nixon seeks tax relief trims while preserving oil depletion
The Nixon administration urged the Senate to scale back individual tax relief in a House reform bill while easing corporate relief but keeping a cut in oil depletion allowances. Treasury Secretary Kennedy faced sharp Senate criticism as he testified before the Finance Committee.
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Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Vance Hartke
Re reenactment debate on tax bill and imbalanced revenue cuts
Kennedy criticizes the House tax plan claiming revenue cuts of 2.4 billion annually by 1972. He notes the bill combines a 4.9 billion tax increase on corporations with a 7.3 billion cut for individuals, favoring one side amid uncertain future.
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Kennedy
House
Allan H. Thomas 66 dies in local hospital
Allan H. Thomas 66 of 115 E Broadway died Thursday in a local hospital. Born August 28 1903 in Walkerville he taught manual training in Butte then owned Montana Building and Cabinet Co. He was longtime Elk’s member and held union posts. Survived by wife June and sons Jack Kenneth, a brother a sister five grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Sayatovic White's with burial Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Allan H. Thomas
E. Broadway
Walkerville
Western Montana
Washington State College
Pullman
Butte
Montana Bulding and Cabinet Co
Elksty
Carpenters UN
ion, &c. = & Teachers Union
Highland Masonic Lodge
June Osborne
Jack
Kenneth
Albert
Ariel
Wash
E. A. McFarlane
Spokane
Sayatovic-White
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Gallatin TecHnical push to curb open burning
Montana air officials report progress in halting open burning in Gallatin Valley and nearby towns. State clean air head Benjamin Wake met Bozeman officials to review a 40 page report on pollution and designated Dr Edward King as county fire control officer to enforce rules. Wake cited difficulty persuading towns to end open dumps burning.
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Helena
Gallatin
Montana
Benjamin F. Wake
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Townsend
West Yellowstone
Wake
Edward L. King
Highway fund cut rumors stun Montana officials
Montana highway officials voiced concern over reported 75 percent federal highway fund reductions slated to take effect April 1. State Highway Engineer Lewis Chittim and BPR official Grant Meyer said they had no confirmation, while Gov. Forrest Anderson’s aide noted possible administration clarification imminent.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
Spiro T. Agnew
Colorado Springs
Lewis M. Chittim
Chittim
Grant Meyer
Bureau of Public Roads
Ronald P. Richards
Forrest Anderson
Anderson
Agnew
Nixon
Pollutants found in Gallatin Valley and towns
A state air pollution report shows significant but not severe pollution in Gallatin Valley West Yellowstone Townsend and Three Forks. Dustfall concentrations in Townsend Three Forks and West Yellowstone were notably excessive with suspended particulates from industry and community activities.
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Jerry Holloron
Helena
Gallatin Valley
West Yellowstone
Townsend
Three Forks
Benjamin F. Wake
Yellowstone
Forks
Gallatin Va
National Air Pollution Control
Town
Send
Ind
Missoula
Libby
Columbia Falls
East
Montana Freshman Congressman Joins Protest Over Mainstreeter
Rep. John Melcher and local leaders urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to block Northern Pacific Railway from discontinuing the Mainstreeter passenger service. Hearings continued with plans for sessions in Bozeman Butte and Helena as lawmakers argued the train supports economic growth in the northern plains. Sen. Herb Klindt of Billings cited Billings as a key city dependent on the service.
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Billings
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Uled
Bozeman
Butte
Helena
John Melcher
D-Mont
ICC
Northern Plains
Herb Klindt
Snow and fire hit high area forests in Montana
A Deerlodge National Forest dispatcher reports snow flurries southwest of Whitehall as six fires burn in the Anaconda Pintar Wilderness and near Butte Rock Creek Lake and Deer Lodge. Eight smokejumpers and 10 district crews fight the blazes. Four fires are lightning caused and two man caused. All but jumpers released. season total now 34 with seven since Labor Day.
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Deerlodge National Forest
Dale Thompson
Forest Service
Whitehall
Thompson
Anaconda Pindar
Philipsburg
Weather and 25 Weather MeP Page Two
Weather page 2 features forecasts for regional areas with temperature ranges and precipitation chances. It lists high and low temps, wind, humidity, and brief climate notes for the period covered.
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Town Rio
Copacabana
Upper
Botafogo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Louisville, Ky
Brophy
Merrick
Ueland
Petritz
Hubley
Kelly
Markovich
Kiely
Horgan
Burns
Walsh
Redfern
Dysinger
Cote
Jeanne Lynn Bursley
Rhode Island
Sue
Atlantic City
Standard State Bureau
Quarry
Butte High
Reed
Sullivan
Hawke
Cleveland
Byrd
Hazlett
Teller
Salo
Manovich
Reopelle
Milodragovich
Knoell
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