Industrial park study planned for Butte Anaconda
Butte Anaconda Industrial Park Committee retained Harrison Fagg and Christian Spring to prepare engineering and planning for a 300 acre park between the two cities. Land west of Butte and east of Anaconda spans Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties. Federal funding via the EDA is being sought with Howard Shinrock to prepare data.
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Frank Quinn
Harrison Fagg
Billings
Christian Spring
Butte - Anaconda
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Vanisko
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Howard Shinrock
Inter-County Development
Armor flags enemy spots along invasion routes in Vietnam
American infantrymen killed 50 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese in sweeping operations from Cambodia toward Tay Ninh and Loc Ninh near Saigon. In several engagements, U S forces reported 31, 19 enemy dead with one American killed and six wounded. B52 bombers pummeled camps and routes, dropping nearly 2 million pounds of ordnance in nine missions between Tay Ninh and the Cambodian border.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
Tay Ninh
Loc Ninh
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Tay Ninh City
U.S. 1St Infantry
America
Air Force
South Vietnam
Ngai
Quang Ngai
Ee My
Big Hole Battlefield Visitors Center Opens in Wisdom
The Big Hole Battlefield Visitors Center near Wisdom opens with a ceremony honoring Josiah Arnold Olsen the last survivor. Ravalli County Improvement Association funds and Hamilton Chamber of Commerce sponsor the dedication as construction costs reach 121 155 dollars.
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Montana
U.S
Big Hole
Joseph Black Eagle
Viola Harris
Lapwai
Idaho
Jane Lord
Josiah Red Gressman
Arnold Olsen
Wolfe
Ravalli County
Hamilton Center
Chamber of Commerce
Train car collision kills Dell mother of five
Madonna Hutchinson 30 a Dell resident and Lima cafe worker died early Saturday when her car struck a Union Pacific freight train at a crossing. Coroner Raymond Schwartz said her body traveled 40 feet from the vehicle. She leaves a husband Lee and five children. Services are pending.
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Dell
Lima
Union Pacific
Dell Crossing
Beaverhead
Raymond Schwartz
Madonna Hutchinson
Dell Area
Schwartz
Hutchinson
Clinton
Kansas City
Lee
Mercil Jones
Paul
Jack York
Boron
Calif
Donald York
San Bernardino
Luther
Larry York
Willis Miller
Naomi Stone
Cleo Stewart
Fontana
Patricia Fike
Richland
Ramona Elliot
Mary Jo Litses
Moberly
Brundage Chapel
Dillon
Resignation Highlights Montana Prison Custodial Rift
Montana State Prison faces a growing rift as custody staff show loyalty to Warden Ellsworth while Deputy Warden Dwight supporters gain ground. SGT Ralph Nielsen resigned citing unsafe conditions and called for an impartial state investigation led by lawmakers.
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Jerry Holloron
Standard State Bureau
Helena
Montana State Prison
E. C. Ellsworth Jr
Deer Lodge
Ellsworth
R. L. Dwight
State Bureau
Fred Dawson
Employes Association
Dawson
Ralph Nielsen
Ervisor
Victor
Eugene Mahoney
Thompson Falls
Dirksen predicts Senate delays Fortas vote and treaty action
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen forecast no action this year on Abe Fortas to be chief justice or on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. He said cloture cannot be invoked to limit debate and that at least 50 senators would vote against it, signaling a prolonged political contest as Democrats push these issues ahead of the 196? campaign.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Senate
Abe Fortas
Johnson
Dirksen
Fortas
Supreme Court
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Robert P. Griffin
Rmich
Griffin
American University
American Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
GM develops built in shoulder belts for 1971 cars
General Motors reveals during 1969 previews a new safety seat with built in shoulder belts. Expected to appear in GM cars in 1971 as tooling costs raise price. Shoulder harnesses are already required on all new US and imported cars.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United States
Policeman Held in Slaying of 12-Year-Old Girl
Hollywood police charged Robert John Erler a 24 year old former officer with the Aug 12 murder of Marilyn Clark who was shot five times in the head. Investigators tied recorded radio traffic to an anonymous caller who began I just killed three people. The suspect quit the force nine days earlier and a nationwide hunt is underway.
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Hollywood
Fla
Robert John Erler
Erler
Marilyn Clark
Dania, Fla
Dania
Donald Parton
Dorothy Clark
Clarkston
Dania Beach
Driver killed in one car crash near Evaro
A single vehicle crash near Evaro claimed a man's life late Saturday night, the Missoula County sheriff office said. The car slammed into an embankment and flipped. the victim was not identified. Montana traffic deaths for the year reached 193, down from 195 last year.
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Missoula
Evaro
Missoula County
Montana
Man Found Dead Near Ennis From Gun Wound
James W. Barnett 40 of St Paul Minnesota was found dead of a gunshot wound east of Ennis by two bird hunters Madison County Under sheriff Carl Ludwigson said the body was found 17 miles up Jack Creek and likely died Wednesday a pistol lay near the body Barnett who supervised grazing and cultivation land examination for the Northern Pacific Railroad is survived by his wife and family in St Paul
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Ennis
James W. Barnett
St. Paul
Minn
Madison County
Carl Ludwigson
Ludwigson
Jack Creek
Warren
Northern Pacific Railroad
Barnett
Burglars Target Youth Counseling Service Office
Burglars broke into the Youth Counseling Service office at the Civic Center and stole a lock and steel bar from Rev. Joseph Finnegan’s confidential file, plus about 30 dollars. The files reportedly contained case histories of several youths. duplicates were kept elsewhere. Entry was made by forcing a rear door and breaking a reinforced window. the burglary occurred Thursday or Friday.
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Youth Counseling Service
Civic Center
Sheriff’s Office
Joseph Finnegan
Finnegan
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