FBI probes Soviet wheat deal amid Agnew attack
Vice President says Nixon ordered an inquiry into the 750 million dollar sale of U Pasek’s wheat to the Soviet Union. Clarence Owens testifies Continental Grain sold about 188 million bushels to Moscow in early July, as McGovern and Agnew trade barbs over government profits and possible misinfo.
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Soviet Union
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Nixon
Asst
Clarence D. P.y
Continental
Bureau
Palmby
Urther
House
Thesians
New York
Town Pump president cites gasoline shortages in Montana
Town Pump Inc president Thomas F. Butte told Senate leaders Mansfield and Metcalf that his 53-station chain faced repeated gasoline shortages, with more than 100 outages in 90 days. He cited refinery access limits and said nine Montana refineries feed the state, noting shipments from Billings Laurel Great Falls and Missoula were constrained as senators urged action.
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Thomas F. Butte
Senate Pump, Inc
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Oemacan
Billings
Laurel
Great Falls
Kevin
Cut Bank
Helena
Missoula
Senate
Metcalf
Washington
Mansfield — Metcalf
Tom McIntyre
C N.H
Subcommittee
George A
Office
of Ae
Kenneally
Senators
Envelope bomb kills Israeli diplomat in London
An envelope bomb exploded in London injuring Israeli diplomat Dr Ami Shachori, 44, with Theodor Kaddar spared. Envelopes addressed to senior officials were found in Amsterdam and suspected to be devices from a Black September link tied to the Munich Olympic team.
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London
Ami Shachori
Theodor Kaddar
Offin
Amsterdam
Railroad Collision Near Dillon Injures Three Workers
Three railroad workers were seriously injured Tuesday when a motorcar they rode in collided head on with a Leather railroad vehicle on Union Pacific tracks south of Dillon. The four officials aboard the other car were also involved as the crash sparked a fire and sent the motorcar down a long incline.
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Union Pacific
Silver Bow General Ls
Butte
Kwan
H.C. Wallace
Adrian Stokes
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C. W. Sewell
Pocatelloy J the Davis
Idaho Falls
Americans jailed in Uganda amid invasion clashes
Former Peace Corps workers Louis Morton of Houston and Robert Freed of Wisconsin were traveling toward Kampala when gunfire wounded Morton and killed another American. Nine Americans, including Peace Corps volunteers and missionaries, remain detained as Uganda accuses Tanzania led forces and seeks to expel noncitizen Asians.
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Louis Morton
Houston
Tex
State Department
Washington
Morton
Peace Corps
Robert Freed
Wis
Mbarara
Kampala
Aspart
Sahate
Bukoba
U ’S
Uganda
Idi Amin
Tanzania
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Julius Nyerere
Obote
Nixon visits Yellowstone amid sun and rain in park greeting
First Lady Pat Nixon toured Yellowstone National Park with weather shifting from sun to sleet as crowds greeted her at the Old Faithful Inn. She praised the park as gorgeous after a drive past Madison and Firehole rivers and considered rafting on white waters, though officials forbade it.
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Yellowstone National Park
Pat Nixon
Yellowstone National
Old Faithful Inn
Nixon
Policies threaten grizzly existence in Yellowstone
Scientists from the University of Montana Glacier and Teton parks warn that National Park Service policies could exterminate or nearly exterminate the Yellowstone grizzly. They argue current mortality rates outpace births and say the park service has not met its stated objectives.
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Yellowstone
University of Montana
Tive Wildlife Research
Tone
Glacier and
Teton Parks
John Cr
Park Service
Yelwstone
Eee
NPS and Grizzlies
Model City approves staff pay increases
The CDA Board set new salaries for 5 staff members led by Director Jim Murr at $20,400 and Deputy positions at $10,250 to $6,550. Increases ranged from 3 to 7.5 percent, aligning with the 0 8 original budget. The board also tentatively approved a plan to build a single facility to house Project voted to tentatively approve a ais to the geneced eoerency.
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Model City
Model Model Ci Salesauration Agency
CDA
Jim Murr
William Milligan
Oo Ee Podobnik
John
Snowstorms Hit Mining City Amid Mixed Forecast
Snowflakes drift over Mining City as Butte residents brace for unsettled weather. The airport reports 15 inches of total precipitation through Tuesday with a 61 degree high and 38 degree low. Forecasters warn of lingering snow at elevations above 7,800 feet and expect a clearing trend Wednesday with lower shower chances.
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Butte
Aly
Groun
Saapees
National Weather Service
First Lady Pat Nixon Visits West Yellowstone
Mrs Nixon toured Yellowstone Park with a crowd of about 3 000 including high school students from the Gallatin Valley. She spoke briefly and thanked supporters before rededication ceremonies at Madison Junction. Interior Secretary C B Morton welcomed her.
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Pat Nixon
Bill Holter
Montana
National Park
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Nixon
Yellowstone Park
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Gallatin Valley
California
Iowa
Illinois
Florida
Massachusetts
Utah
Idaho
Madison Junction
C. B. Morton
Tim Babcock
Atrport
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Elizabeth Thompson
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