Toll Revised Downward Aid to Quake- Torn State Pushes Forward
Alaska officials and federal agencies pressed a sweeping aid program after a Friday quake along with revised death totals. Civil defense tallies show 19 dead and 77 missing in Alaska, plus 18 dead and 7 missing from California and Oregon waves, as officials acknowledge casualties will continue to change. President Johnson urged rapid relief and economic reconstruction while questions linger over casualty counts and which agencies track them.
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Alaska
California
Oregon
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Johnson
Edward A. McDermott
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OEP
McDermott
U N Units Held Fire on Cyprus
Canadian United Nations forces on Cyprus reported no major incident after a brief shooting near the green line in Nicosia. Turkish army units defended a highway to Kyrenia while U N patrols kept to themselves. Officials warned independence day celebrations could trigger gunfire.
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Ray J. Moloney
Ortakueuy
United Nations
Kyrenia
Nicosia
Britain
Eoka
Three Republican Congressmen Speak at Butte Rally
Three GOP congressmen William H. Harrison Don L. Short and William T. Cahill will headline a rally in the Silver Bow Ballroom Finlen Hotel Butte tonight starting at 8. C A Peacock says the Paul Revere Panel will tour and has invited Bear Deer Lodge Powell and Jefferson counties. They arrive in Butte at 3 p m after stops in Great Falls and Helena and depart for Salt Lake City after the rally.
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William H. Harrison
Wyoming
Don L. Short
North Dakota
William T. Cahill
New Jersey
Butte
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
C. A. Peacock
Silver Bow County
Republican Central Committee
Paul Revere
Peacock
Republican Party
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Jefferson Counties
Great Falls
Helena
Salt Lake
Glenn withdraws from Ohio Senate race after hospital stay
Astronaut John Glenn says he has withdrawn from the Ohio Democratic primary against U S Senator Young while still hospitalized after a bathroom fall. He insists he is not playing games and will handle withdrawal as campaign strategy develops. The campaign shifts to fellow candidate T Bell who vows to press ahead as a draft effort unfolds.
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Annie
John Glenn
Ohio
San Antonio, Tex
UPI
Air Force Hospital
Glenn
U.S
Democratic Party
MacArthur Holding His Own Amid Illness at Walter Reed
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur remained in critical condition at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors reported slight improvement in one complication and a stable line on another while noting he talks to his wife and doctors though not in long conversations.
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Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Philippines
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Governor Peabody's Mother Jailed in Florida Protest
In St Augustine Florida 72 year old Mrs Malcolm Peabody wife of the former Episcopal bishop was arrested for trespass during a desegregation protest at the Ponce de Leon motor lodge. Police and dogs moved in to round up 117 demonstrators as Gov Endicott Peabody said his mother aimed to obtain equal rights for all citizens.
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ST. Augustine
Fila
Massachusetts
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Peabody
Ponce de Leon Motor Lodge
Boston
Endicott Peabody
Florida
Farris Bryant
Renne Urges 80 Percent Victory Against Sales Tax
Helena AP report notes Montana voters face tax debate as Renne calls an 80 percent demonstrable vote. The piece recalls past elections including Paul Cannon's 1960 gubernatorial run with 30 percent in a six candidate field, and cites 128,098 total Democratic gubernatorial votes in 1960 with Sack Toole and Mike Kuchera as leading contenders. Cannon again seeks the nomination.
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Paul Cannon
Cannon
Candia
Cannon Oth
Sack Toole
Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Area
Cloudy conditions with scattered showers tonight and Thursday. Highs near 55 today with lows around 26. East of the divide partly cloudy Wednesday, west of the divide cloudy with showers and thundershowers Wednesday afternoon and scattered snow in western mountains overnight through Thursday. Highs Wednesday in the mid 60s, Thursday 55 to 65. Lows Wednesday night 25 to 35. Maximum temperatures vary by location.
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Butte-Anaconda
Divide
Silver Bow County Wins Welfare Board Praise for Budget Increase
Helena AP Silver Bow County officials win commendation from the State Board of Public Welfare after securing an $11 400 increase in poor fund grants for the current year to help pay half the cost of a new fire sprinkler system at Silver Bow County Hospital Annex. The system is needed by July 1 to meet Health Board rules.
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State Board of Health
Welfare Board
W. J. Fouse
Silver Bow County
Harry Tibbais
Saltese
Jess Angstman
Havre
Jack Knoop
Sidney
Lenore Williams
Billings
Jeremy Thane
Missoula
Cascade County
Lincoln County
Mineral County
Dan O'Connell
H. J. Johnson
Ag Garrett
Thomas Connally
Ann Landers tackles teen sex in new book
The Montana Standard-Buite Daily Post previews Ann Landers new book Ann Landers Talks to Teen-Agers About Sex aimed at junior high and high school readers and their parents. The Standard-Post will serialize ten installments starting Sunday with passages from the author whose column reaches millions.
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Montana Standard-Buite Daily Post
Standard-Post
Miss Landers
Francis L. Filas
S.J
Loyola University
Jules Lederer
North American
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