Rainy weather looms over Nixon Montana visit
President Nixon plans a two hour stop in Kalispell Montana with Governor Forrest H. Anderson and Montana lawmakers, as a weather system from the west threatens to dampen Air Force One arrival and a helicopter tour. Organizers expect about 10 000 people at the greeting, though rain could shorten or alter plans including a Glacier National Park stop.
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Nixon
Montana
Air Force One
Senate
Mike Mansfield
John Melcher
Dick Shoup
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Forrest H. Anderson
Glacier Inter
Nixon declares Phase II theme for wage price controls
President Nixon told about 5,000 Detroit listeners that Phase II of his economic plan will cover the whole economy with wage price constraints. He noted controls after the Nov. 13 freeze would not be selective and would target major industries.
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Detroit
Nixon
China Crisis in Beijing Reported by Western Observers
Western diplomats report continued political tension in China with curbed air activity and talk of potential changes in the Peking leadership. Some Eastern European papers cite possible shifts affecting Premier Chou En Lai, while analysts doubt Mao’s death. Nixon signals possible Supreme Court vacancy and export subsidies, with no phase two income tax controls.
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Zycie Warszawy
Chou En-Lai
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Mao Tse-Tung
Mulcahy police hearing recessed until Tuesday
The Mulcahy police hearing, recessed late Friday, resumes Tuesday at 9 30 a m. Sgt Maurice J Mulcahy is accused by 17 year old Thomas Edward Spolar of beating him, with hospital treatment required. Spolar testifies as guardian Mrs Justin Spolar. The commission chaired by Rev Dr John S W Fargher will rule with attorney James E Purcell, in a case marking the first police commission hearing since 1947.
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Maurice J. Mulcahy
Butte
Thomas Edward Spolar
Argyle
Police Commission
Justin Spolar
Butte High School
John S. W. Fargher
Maurice F. Hennessey
Spolar
al Sedars
High court orders Lynch to appear in ethics case
The Montana Supreme Court ordered Butte lawyer Neil Lynch to show cause why he should not face a disciplinary hearing over public comments about a $13,210,442 state building bond sale. The unsigned order postponed Monday’s hearing and noted Lynch’s motion to dismiss a suit against the State Board of Examiners and his quoted statements in multiple newspapers.
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Great Falls Tribune
Missoulian
Lewis and Clark County District Court
County panel stays sewer levy increase two to one vote
County board of commissioners votes two to one to delay rescinding a $12 sewer levy raise pending a Friday conference with a Chamber of Commerce committee. Commissioner Si Holman opposes the increase amid questions of notice and legality raised by County Atty Stimatz and comments from Lucille O Leary and Joe Kissock.
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Lucille O Leary
Joe Kissock
Stimatz
Butte
O Leary
Metro Sewer
Variable Cloudiness With Rain Chance Tonight
The weather summary notes variable cloudiness with a chance of rain tonight. Today's outlook lists a high of 68 and a low of 34 as shown on the weather map on Page 5.
Bulls and cows shotgunned at Sylvan Sidensticker Ranch
More than $2,100 worth of prime cattle were killed at the Sylvan Sidensticker Ranch near Twin Bridges. Two prime bulls and two cows were fatally shot with a 12 gauge shotgun, leaving orphaned calves. One bull suffered near ear destruction from close pellet impact. The rancher believes the killings occurred last weekend.
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Twin Bridges
Sidensticker
Sherman School Page 8 A Look
Page 8 highlights Sherman school with feature notes and community items. Page 11 honors Rotarians Edward II Renouard for service. Page 15 examines new unemployment pay question. Page 18 previews Maroons at Anaconda tonight.
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Renouard
Maroons
Anaconda
Butte Copper Workers Begin Slow Return After Strike
After an 84 day halt, Butte copper workers await rehire with many not returning for five to six weeks. Anaconda Co officials, led by Martin K. Hannifan, expect a gradual restart of mining and concentration, delayed by backlog and stockpiled concentrates shipped from Utah and Nevada during the strike.
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Butte
Anaconda
Martin K. Hannifan
Anaconda Co
Hannifan
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Cop
Woodahl raids Miles City seizes gambling equipment
Woodahl announces a midmorning Miles City warehouse raid yielding about 10 000 pounds of gambling material including 45 unidentified machines plus many punch boards and pulltabs. An arrest warrant for Johnnie Wilson was issued. prosecution moved to Custer County Atty William J Krutzfeldt. Cooperation included U S Attorney Otis Packwood U S Marshal Louis Aleksich and FBI Montana chief John Reed. A full inventory was filed by Woodahl staff and Custer County Sheriff William Damm. The raid marks potential GOP gubernatorial race activity in House Speaker James P Lucas's hometown.
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Robert L. W
Miles City
Woodahl
Johnnie Wilson
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Don Shott
Montana
Custer County Atty
William J. Krutzfeldt
U.S. Atty
Otis Packwood
U.S
Louis O. Aleksich
John M. Reed
FBI
Custer County
William Damm
Coeeats
House
James P. Lucas
GOP
Harlan Retires From Supreme Court Narrowing Nixon Pick
Associate Justice John Marshall Harlan retires with bone cancer after 16 years, handing Nixon a chance to reshape the court. The White House says vacancies will be filled swiftly with judges compatible with Nixon's strict construction philosophy, with talks of a possible new woman justice.
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Ziegler
High Court
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