U S Attacks Rail Yards Near China amid Vietnam Campaign
American forces expanded air strikes in North Vietnam with B52 raids on rail yards near Lang Giang and Lang Cai and on a bridge near Hanoi. The operation, aiming at disrupting logistics, left rail facilities unusable and caused several railroad cars to be damaged while ground fighting remained light.
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North Vietnam
U.S
China
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
South
Viet‘nam
Cung River
Lang Giai
Doumer
Hanoi
Grizzlies kill two girls in Glacier Park Sunday
In Glacier National Park two 19-year-old girls were killed by grizzly bears while sleeping in their campsite near Granite Chalet and another teen was injured in a separate Trout Lake attack. Roy Cudat, 18, survived. Rangers hunted for the bears as trails were closed.
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Glacier Park
West Glacier
Glacier National Park
Park
Keith Neilson
Granite Park
Montana-Canada
Julie Helgeson
Albert Lea
Minn
Roy Cudat
Perrysburg
Ohio
Neilson
Forest fires race across Glacier National Park in Montana
Fourteen fires burn out of control in Glacier National Park and surrounding forests as drought and lightning spark numerous blazes. Two Army helicopters and more than 600 firefighters, aided by two B-17 bombers and a PBAY bar, drop retardant to halt spread across remote Western Montana terrain.
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Associated Press
Glacier National Park
Montana
National Park Service
Glacier Park
Jack Dodd
Park
Continental Park Rangers
Glacier
Yellowstone National Park
Dodd
Dick Baldwin
Missoula
Forest Service
Baldwin
Colville
Butte to Host 47th Montana Kiwanis Convention
Butte Kiwanis Club stages the 47th Montana District convention Thursday through Saturday at the Finlen Hotel with a closing banquet at the Butte Country Club. Kiwanis International trustee Lorin J. Badskey of North Webster, Indiana, will represent the club.
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Butte
Butte Kiwanis Club
Montana
Finlen Hotel
Butte Country Club
Lorin J. Badskey
North Webster
Ind
Kiwanis International
Budgets Set for County City and School Districts
The Butte City Council will formally adopt final budgets Monday and set 1967 8 mill levies for county city and school districts. A 7 30 p m meeting is planned after a Wednesday public hearing, with a peace commissioners session to follow continuous after 10 a m.
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Butte
Om Helb
Peice
Soviet Ship Svirsk Leaves China After Release
The captain and three crew members of the Soviet vessel Svirsk were freed from Chinese captivity in Dairen and the ship departed for Vladivostok. China held the ship’s documents and kept the crew’s whereabouts unknown, while Moscow demanded guarantees of safety for the sailors.
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Dairen
Soviet Union
Svirsk
Red Guard
Peking
Tokyo
Vladivostok
Se Bart
Far Eastern Shipping
Alexei N. Kooygia
Twins Take American League Lead
The Twins moved ahead in the American League standings after a decisive game victory. Key players contributed strong hitting and solid pitching to push ahead of the field. The win tightens the race for the pennant going into upcoming matchups.
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Twins
Kiesinger Arrives in Washington for Talks With Johnson
West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger arrived in Washington and will be joined by Foreign Minister Willy Brandt for talks with President Johnson. Kiesinger said the visit would strengthen ties and noted world changes require alliances to be reassessed. Bonn has stressed that defense spending cuts will not erode German troop strength.
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Kurt Georg Kiesinger
New York
United States
Kiesinger
U.S
Heinrich Knappstein
New York City
Washington
Johnson
West
Willy Brandt
Andrews Air Force Base
West Germany
Bonn
Cologne-Wahn
Seniedtuten
Weather outlook Butte Anaconda region turns warm
Fair to partly cloudy and warm with isolated afternoon thunderstorms through Tuesday. Rain chance 10 percent today and tonight. High near 86 today, low around 48 tonight. One year ago temperatures were 78 and 40. Weather table Page 6.
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Butte - Anaconda Fair
Montana copper strike stalls into second month amid idle workers
The strike entering its 31st day leaves 7,350 workers idle across Butte Anaconda Great Falls and East Helena with minimal progress. Anaconda Co and 16 Montana unions plan local talks this week and a general negotiations meeting is set for Wednesday August 23 in Butte with Gov Tim Babcock and FMCS rep Carl Clavadetscher attending. schedules remain flexible.
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Montana
Butte
Anconda
Great Falls
East Helena
Anaconda Co
Sion
Tim Babcock
Carl Clavadetscher
Federal Mediation and Conciliaton Service
Anaconda
Privacy Fades by 2000 Warns University Scholar
A University sociologist warns in the Daedalus journal that by 2000 Americans may suffer vanishing privacy, a reshaped family unit and a $4 trillion gross national product driven by widespread data use. Daniel Bell and Harry Kalven Jr. are cited as influential figures in these year 2000 discussions.
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John Leo
NEW York Times
NEW York
Commis
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