U.S. Presses Hanoi on Peace Talks Site
The State Department disclosed a new U S message to Hanoi aimed at selecting a venue for preliminary peace talks. Washington has suggested any of 15 capitals while Hanoi has offered Phnom Penh or Warsaw, with Paris seen as a possible neutral site.
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Washington
United States
North Vietnam
State Department
U.S
Hanoi
Robert J. McCloskey
Warsaw
Phnom Penh
Vietnam
Johnson
Weather Outlook For Butte Anaconda
Warm spell continues through Friday with chances of showers tonight and Friday. Shower probability 10 percent today and 30 percent tonight. High around 55 today, low near 32 tonight. One year ago temperatures were 43 and 25. Weather table Page 3.
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Butte - Anaconda
Foresters Discuss Railroad Fires and Timber Use at Western Meeting
Foresters from 13 states gather for closing sessions of the Council of Western State Foresters to discuss railroad induced fires and planning, inventory methods, and timber harvest programs. Osal Caps of Missouri will deliver a national report. host forester election and site selection are planned.
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Council of Western State Foresters
Forest Service
Osal Caps
Jefferson City
National Association of State Foresters
Paul Sjoblom
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anaconda Co
Kelley
Weed Concentrator
Berkeley Pit
Billings Marine Dies in Vietnam Action
Marine Lance Cpl. Michael D. Padilla 19 of Billings was killed by enemy rifle fire in Vietnam. He joined the Marines in 1967 and served in a platoon with 72 Montanans. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Padilla. The death raises Montana’s Vietnam fatality toll to 104.
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Billings
Michael D. Padilla
Vietnam
Defense Department
Padilla
Johnson Urges United Effort At Chicago Fund Dinner
President Johnson urged unity in a Democratic fund raising speech in Chicago. He said parties should not divide Americans and stressed politics must serve national unity regardless of party. He noted changes in politics but insisted the goal remains a unified America.
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Chicago
Johnson
America
Conrad Hilton
Cook County
Democrats
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Prairies
Adlai Stevenson
Last minute filings loom in county and Helena offices
By five this afternoon in the county courthouse and in Helena, a flurry of candidates will file petitions or abandon efforts, ending days of speculation as public offices confront the final rush. Duckham and Hazel McGee brace for the surge, aided this year by reapportionment easing the workload.
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Duckham
Hazel McGee
Helena
Nuclear test set to release massive blast near Las Vegas
The U S government schedules the hydrogen device test for 6 am at the Nevada Test Site under Pahute Mesa. Amid protests from citizens scientists labor leaders and Howard Hughes interests US officials say no damage is expected. Letters of concern arrive to Humphrey and Governor Laxalt.
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Las Vegas
Nev
United States
Ers
Organization of Nevada
Howard Hughes
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
California
Eureka
Atomic Energy Commission
Pahute Mesa
Nevada
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
Paul Laxalt
Howard Hughes Organization
Fraser announces run for Montana governor on reform platform
Mayor Willard Fraser says he is in to win the Democratic gubernatorial bid, centering on urban ills and tax reform. He filed his petition and fee in Helena and rejects the other candidates’ old cliches, urging Montanans to be his campaign managers.
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Billings
Willard Fraser
Fraser
Associated Press
Montana
Helena
Secretary of State
Billings Mayor's Candidacy Clouds Montana Governor Race
Helena dispatch reports Mayor Willard Fraser of Billings filed for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Analysts say his unconventional campaign and “small-town charisma” may squeeze rivals, with opinions divided on his odds to win the nomination.
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Standard State Bureau
Helena
Willard Fraser
Fraser
Senate panel backs federal controls on firearms sales
Senate Judiciary Committee voted to add strict federal oversight of gun sales to a broad anticrime bill. It would ban interstate mail order sales of all but rifles and shotguns and bar sales to anyone under 21, with harsher penalties for interstate shipments tied to felony intent.
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John Chadwick Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Mekong Delta sweeps claim 1 943 enemy killed in six weeks
U S and South Vietnamese forces report heavy losses among North Vietnamese and Viet Cong as Delta operations intensify. A 65 mile south of Saigon clash left 56 Viet Cong dead with American and Vietnamese casualties. Artillery and river barges supported sweep actions. Ongoing rumors of an attack on Saigon persist.
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Saigon
Mekong
U.S
Sai
Gon
U.S. 9Th Division
Demilitarized Zone
Helena woman seeks secretary of state nomination
Helena housewife Elizabeth B. Guffey announced her bid for the Republican nomination for secretary of state. She will file the 105 dollar petition on Thursday. Secretary of State Frank Murray has led the office since January 1957 and faced a June 4 primary. Guffey previously ran for Lewis and Clark treasurer, losing by 210 votes, and served as chief proof reader for the Montana Legislature in 1967.
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Helena
Elizabeth B
Betty) Guffey
Associated Press
Guffey
Frank Murray
Murray
Lewis and Clark
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Hughes
Phillip Morrison
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
By Jerry Holloron
Beach
Gayle Marshall
Daytona Beach
Senate Group
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