Civil Rights Law Ruled Illegal In Birmingham Case
A three judge federal panel ruled Title Two public accommodations unconstitutional when applied to Ollie’s Barbecue in Birmingham. The decision questions Congress power over private businesses not engaged in interstate commerce and may prompt new suits by restaurants seeking to preserve racial barriers.
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Ala
UPID
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U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ollie
Justice Department
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Johnson says U S can destroy satellites with nuclear weapons
President Johnson announced in Sacramento that the United States has two weapons systems capable of destroying orbiting satellites with nuclear bombs. He also unveiled radar devices able to detect hostile missile launches quickly, allowing more time for a retaliatory decision. Johnson warned against miscalculation in an election year and stressed no intent to orbit nuclear warheads.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPD
Johnson
United States
Ter
Seattle
Goldwater
Kennedy-Johnson
Hitler
Castro
America
Optimism Fades as Ford UAW Talks Brace For Strike
UAW warnings of a possible 11 am Friday strike by 130,000 Ford workers amid stalled subcommittee progress. Chrysler union action echoed with a similar deadline. Reuther and Denise cited wage inequities relief time and production standards as main blocks in the marathon sessions.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Labor Relations
Malcolm L. Denise
Reuther
Ford
Medical School for Montana Envisioned at MMA Meeting
Dr. W. E. Harris of Livingston, MMA president, urges a two year Montana medical school by 1975 to meet rising population and finances. The MMA 86th annual meeting opens with more than 400 physicians and exhibitors at the Finlen Hotel in Butte.
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MMA
W. E. Harris
Livingston
Montana Medical Association
Harris
Butte
Association
Finlen Hotel
Debated Costs of Aged Care Plays Into National Budget
A column argues over the moral and financial implications of elder care, contrasting conservative and liberal views. The author asserts the nation can afford necessary duties, citing defense spending as precedent for large expenditures. The piece ends noting continuation on page 9.
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Ciety
Butte Interstate Road Dedication Event Rescheduled
The 8019 mile Interstate Highways 15 and 90 dedication in Butte shifts from the Butte West overpass to the South Montana Street overpass. A 6 073 989 construction program is linked with a dinner at the Finlen Hotel. Notables include Rex Whittom and Arnold Olsen.
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Butte
Butte West
Waite Oil Co
Montana
Butte Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Metcalf urges timely legislative reapportionment in Helena
Sen Lee Metcalf D Mont says the reapportionment fight can be settled next week to allow final adjournment. He opposes delaying the process on constitutional grounds while Sen Mike Mansfield argues states need more time to comply with Supreme Court orders. Metcalf favors a constitutional amendment to allow one chamber to be apportioned differently but supports current law.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Metcalf
Humphrey Calls Goldwater a No Man in Texas Tour
In Texas stops Humphrey accuses Goldwater of opposing every economic and social initiative. He cites ten Kennedy Johnson promises from minimum wage to farm aid and says only Goldwater voted no on all. He targets Goldwater’s Senate record while praising Johnson and Kennedy era progress.
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Tex
Hubert Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
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Waco
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Kennedy-Johnson
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United States
America
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Texas
Washington
Goldwater
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Weather summary for Butte Anaconda region
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with showers this morning then partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight. Friday cooler with high near 75 in the east of Divide and 60 to 70 elsewhere. Saturday mostly sunny to warmer with highs 65 to 75 and 65 to 72 in the west of Divide.
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Goldwater Attacks Baker Case Amid Southern Swing
Sen Barry Goldwater denounces the Bobby Baker investigation as White House pressure while addressing crowds in New Orleans and Greenville with Strom Thurmond aboard. He links the probe to Democratic vulnerability and notes potential white backlash affecting voting habits among traditional Democratic voters.
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Bobby Baker
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Goldwater
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Arizona
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Royal Wedding Today King and Princess Rehearse Ceremony
In Athens King Constantine and the Danish Princess Anne Marie rehearse the royal ceremony at the Basilica of the Annunciation. The event draws reigning sovereigns, Archbishop Chrysostomos, and Greek Orthodox leaders. 10000 red gladioli will decorate the basilica ahead of the Friday wedding.
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UPI
Constantine
Greece
Anne-Marie
Chrysotomos
Holy Synod
Apollo Moonship Launch Attempt Scheduled Today
Caps and cameras set for a 10 to 4 pm EST unmanned Saturn 1 launch from Cape Kennedy as Hurricane Gladys threatens recovery near San Salvador Island. The 570 ton rocket aims 1.5 million pounds of thrust with camera capsules ejecting at altitude. Petrone says the main recovery ship is ordered to San Salvador.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
San Salvador
Bahamas
Rocco A. Petrone
Kennedy Space Center
Highway and Farm Accidents Fatal to Three Montana Men
Two Montana men died and a third was injured in separate Thursday crashes raising the year toll to 187. Leo Bad Boy, 36, Wyola, was killed when two pickups collided 11 miles south of Billings on US 87. George A. Rogers, 46, a Hardin area rancher and school board member, died when his tractor overturned near a 15 foot pit silo while loading corn silage about 22 miles north of Hardin. The Billings crash also injured the other truck driver, McKinley Iron, 36, of St Xavier. Funeral services for Rogers will be Monday.
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Wyola
Billings
U. S. Highway
George A. Rogers
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Hardin
Billings Area
Bad Boy
McKinley Iron
St. Xavier
Hardin Hill
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