Labor unions wary as Wallace gains notes in Montana
Montana labor leaders avoid public endorsement of George Wallace but fear his appeal may siphon enough labor votes to aid Nixon. The state AFL-CIO warns members Wallace could cost $1000 in lost wages. polls show Wallace at 18 percent locally. Union officials cite right to work history and right-wing fringe support while noting some members express sympathy for Wallace.
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Helena
Montana
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Richard Nixon
Afl-Cio
National Committee On Political Education
George Wallace
Wallace
Midwest
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Butte
James Murry
Murry
Gallup
Robert May
Great Falls
May
Wayne Blomquist
Dillon
Wallace Party
U.S
George W
Physicians convene regional meeting in Butte
Talk it up Butte serves as assembly point on October 5 for the Montana Wyoming regional meeting of the American College of Physicians. About fifty physicians and internists will attend sessions for internal medicine. Dr Alfred Fulton of Billings is governor of the region. Dr John A Newman of Butte is general chairman. Dr M A Gold and Dr James E McGreevey of Butte are program and local arrangements chairs. A featured program covers sudden deaths in children with upper respiratory infections. The session is among 34 regional meetings sponsored by the American College of Physicians this year.
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Butte
Montana - Wyoming
American College of Physicians
Alfred Fulton
Billings
John A. Newman
M. A. Gold
James E. McGreevey
Student Riots Turmoil Grips Mexico City Ahead of Olympics
Students burned buses and stole a gas tanker while exchanging gunfire with police and troops. The violence killed at least 15 in 24 hours, described as the worst since the 1920s revolutionary era, as Mexico City braces for the upcoming Olympic Games.
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Mexico City
Defense Department
National Polytechnical Institute
Senate debates Fortas nomination as chief justice
The Senate floor erupted as Majority Leader Mansfield moved to take up debate on President Johnson's Fortas nomination to lead the Supreme Court. Anti Fortas forces led by Griffin and Thurmond warned of long discussion and possible filibuster while the tax bill amendments continued.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Johnson
Fortas
Mansfield
Sen
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Thant denies urging U N ceasefire amid assembly opening
The United Nations General Assembly opens as Secretary General Thant denies proposing a resolution demanding a U S halt to bombing in North Vietnam. Emilio Arenales Catalan is elected U N General Assembly president and Swaziland is admitted as the 125th member.
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United Nations
Thant
United States
North Vietnam
Emilio Arenales Catalan
Guatemala
Swaziland
Britain
Africa
Iide
Episcopal leader Minnis ousted from Colorado diocese
Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Minnis, head of Colorado’s Episcopal Church, is banished from the diocese and ordered to leave by Oct. 15. A church court barred him from acts against the diocese and barred retaliation by litigation. The presiding bishop noted Minnis suffers a serious heart condition.
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Denver
Joseph S. Minnis
Colorado
Diocese of
Minnis
Harry King
King
New York
John E. Hines
Hines
Joseph Summerville Minn
John S. Higgins
Rhode Island
Frederick R. Gydesen
Colorado Springs
Episcopal
Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Area Bright 75 Today
Sunny and warmer today with a high near 75 and a low around 36 tonight. Partly cloudy conditions continue into Thursday with a slight drop in temperatures but little chance of rain through tonight.
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Butte-Anaconda
Beaverhead highway contracts awarded after review
Montana Highway Department awarded about 9.3 million in road contracts after reviewing 11 projects. The Beaverhead County work on 4.9 miles of the Jackson Dillon road had a low bid of 544 250 by Birch Inc Great Falls, 49.5 percent over estimates. Total letting for 1968 reached about 18.1 million, up from 16.5 million a year ago.
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Helena
Montana Highway Department
Beaverhead County
Jackson-Dillon
Birch, Inc
Great Falls
Cascade
Ulm-Gore Hill
Ulm
Hilde Construction Co
Bohleen Construction Co
Wilsall
Stillwater
Air Force grounds F111A fleet amid ninth crash probe
The Air Force grounded about 90 F111A aircraft including five in Thailand while investigators probe the ninth crash in under two years. Monday's crash at Nellis AFB Nevada saw the jet hit short of the runway and ejecting pilots. Estimated total losses reach at least 60 million dollars based on future F111A costs of about 6.8 million each.
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Washington
Air Force
Thailand
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
FISA
Congress
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Humphrey Says Nixon Dances Around Fire On Issues
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey warned that Richard Nixon is dancing around major issues while trailing in polls. He urged debates and dismissed Nixon’s treadmill critique of workers, asserting Americans face ongoing economic pressures.
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Humphrey
Nixon
Harry Kelly
Minneapolis
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
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