Wheat sales to Soviet Union spark wide investigations
The sale of 400 million bushels of U S wheat to the Soviet Union becomes the focus of extensive probes across Congress and the White House. Hearings called by Rep Graham Purcell aim to uncover how Agriculture Department and private grain traders maneuvered around policy and markets.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Individus Congress
White House
Graham Purcell
D-Tex
Earl L. Butz
Puctens
Moscow
Clarence D. Palmby
Palmby
Purcell
USDA
Continental Grain Co
Ew York
Continental
UNs debate on terrorism spans agenda and Bangladesh bid
The United Nations General Assembly moved to address international terrorism with preventive measures and underlying causes after votes to expand the agenda. Separately it discussed reconsidering Bangladesh’s UN membership as Yugoslavia proposed.
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United Nations, N.Y
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
General Assembly
Korea
China
Soviet Union
U.S
South Korea
Root
Bush
Yugoslavia
Security Council
U.N
Bangladesh
Barnard boy killed by dynamite blast at logging site
A 15 year old boy died in an accident at a Thissell Logging Co. site 25 miles east of Waldport Oregon. Two other youths were nearby as Lincoln County sheriff deputies investigated the blast.
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Waldport, Ore
Saturda Thissell
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Deputies
Thissell Logging Co
Here
Ugandan Tanzania clash prompts diplomacy with Britain and Egypt
The Associated Press reports fighting along the Uganda Tanzania border with moves toward peace from Egypt's Anwar Sadat and Haile Selassie while Uganda orders 8000 British Asians to leave within 48 hours. Diplomatic efforts continue as Tanzania reports heavy losses and Uganda claims quiet at Mutukula.
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Associated Press & Ct
Gesman
Radio
Uganda
Libya
Great Britain
Kampala
Britain
Petibaryokesman
Tanzage
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Haile Selassie
Thia
Tanzania
Amin
London
Briofa
Escapee Surrenders After High-Profile Escape
Jay Hackley 32 who escaped Warm Springs State Hospital Wednesday with two men surrendered to the Butte sheriff Friday night. Hackley, Rick Osier 24, and William Sather 24 took Dan Beatty 23 hostage at sea and fled the maximum facility Wednesday. Sheriff Ken Cunningham said Hackley turned himself in near midnight Friday after contacting a Butte attorney who asked to keep his name confidential. An intensive search continued for Osier and Sather in the Butte area. Police followed leads Saturday and checked out possible tips.
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Jay Hackley
Warm Springs State Hospital
Butte Sheriff’s Office
Hackley
Rick Osier
William Sather
Dan Beatty
Asea
Silver Bow
Ken Cunnin
Butte
Osier
Sather
Hibbard claims flight safety action after Terry incident
GOP candidate Harry S. Hibbard reported that his plane snagged a telephone line during landing at Terry Montana. No injuries occurred as the aircraft and occupants were unscathed, but service was cut in the area. The Terry City Commission planned to bury the lines, with Hibbard offering to cover damages.
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Helena
Harry S. Hibbard
Hibbard
GOP
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Terry
Terry City Commission
Vatican strain grows as aging Pope Paul VI nears 75
Vatican observers see the aging Pope Paul VI facing entrenchment of Curia power as Vatican officials allegedly impose policies without his direct input. Reports note his health is stable yet his authority is questioned after bureaucracy circulated secret guidelines challenging Spain’s episcopal stance on Franco regime.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Paul
Venice
Udine
Italy
Gio
Vanni Montini
Congregation For the Religious
Spain
Episcopal Conference
Francisco Franco
Baby in bubble never touched Mom
A Baylor University medical professor describes David a one year old with combined immune deficiency who has lived his first year in a sterilized plastic bubble. He has never been held by his mother, and a bone marrow transplant has not yet found a tissue match.
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ST. Louis
Baylor University
David
Russell Malinak
Baylor University College of Medicine At
Houston
Sureon
Malinak
Central Association O Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Baylor
Worldwide system of parks proposed
MORAN WY AP Two sets at the Second World Conference on National Parks proposed a worldwide system of parks to protect health and counter urban stress. Kai Curry-Lindahl cited sample areas for comparison while J L Fisher urged design of an international network of preserves amid rising park use worldwide.
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MORAN
Wyo
Kai Curry-Lindahl
Africa
J.L. Fisher
Resources For the Future, Inc
Washington
Grand Teton National Park
Fisher
William F. Ries Dies at 57 Walkerville Alderman
William F. Ries 57 of 605 W Daly Walkerville died Saturday in a Butte hospital. Born March 25 1915 in Butte he was active in community affairs as a volunteer firman served on Model City committees and as an alderman. Survivors include wife Leah daughters-in-law Stan McLeod Port Orchard WA and Billie Jean Ries Honolulu son John Ries Butte and sister Georgia Moran Butte. Mass of the Resurrection set for Monday at 9 30 at St Lawrence O Toole Church wake Sunday 7 30 at Duggan Merrill Mortuary burial Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Mr. Ries
Butte
Ries
Pang Gy
Ie Prenda Co
Leah
Walkerville
Stan McLeod
Port Orchard
Wash
Billie Jean Ries
Honolulu
John Ries
Georgia Moran
St. Lawrence O’toole
Duggan-Merrill
Holy Cross Cemetery
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Baby In Bubble
New York Times
Butte Weather
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William F. Ries
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