Sailor Manry completes 3200 mile Atlantic voyage
Falmouth England reports Mrs. Robert Manry meets her husband at sea off Cornwall after his 3200 mile solo voyage in the Tinkerbelle from Falmouth Massachusetts. He is described as methodical and on course despite days of gales as he aims to arrive in England late Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Falmouth
England
Robert Manry
Atlantic
Mass
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cornwall
Robert
Great Britain
Catholic women hear bishop appeal for unity
The Helena diocese leader urged unity among Christians at the 41st annual convention banquest of the Helena Diocesan Council of the National Council of Catholic Women. Bishop Raymond Hunthausen spoke on ecumenism, stressing broad concerns for Christian unity.
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Raymond G. Hunthausen
Helena
National Council of Catholic Women
Hunthausen
Harmon signs contracts with 31 union locals on last day
In his final act as director of Montana institutions, Maurice A. Harmon signed labor agreements with 31 union locals at five state custodial facilities. He and his family left Helena for Kentucky where he becomes third commissioner of child welfare. Charles S. Dell will oversee the department during the interim.
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Harmon
Helena
Frankfort
Kentucky
Floyd A. Green
Modesto
Calif
Department of Institutions Central Office
Charles S. Dell
Dell
Department
United States Concedes Voting Rights Standoff at UN
The United States abandoned its bid to deprive the Soviet Union and other debtors of General Assembly voting rights. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg presented a policy shift approved by President Johnson, signaling an end to a yearlong U.N. deadlock as the 33 nation committee debated peacekeeping.
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United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Na
Tions
Committee On Peacekeeping
Johnson
Goldberg
Dean Rusk
U.N
United States U N on voting rights for debt nations
The United States maintained its position that under Article 19 of the U N Charter the Soviet Union France and 11 other nations overdue on peacekeeping assessments by more than two years should lose their voting rights. Private polling showed most UN members and U S officials oppose the no vote penalty and favor normal assembly proceedings as debtor nations owe about 108 million dollars in peacekeeping assessments and hope for voluntary contributions to avert UN bankruptcy.
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United States
U.N
Soviet Union
France
United Nations
Lake Michigan air crash claims 30 feared lost
A Boeing 727 believed to be United Air Lines Flight 389 crashed into Lake Michigan off Fort Sheridan near Chicago after departing from New York. Thirty people were aboard, with 24 passengers and six crew. Search by Naval Air Station helicopters, Coast Guard ships, and civilian boats confronted a five mile offshore wreckage location as officials cautioned it might be Chicago’s worst air disaster since 1960.
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Chicago
UPI
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
North Shore
New York City
O'Hare Field
UAL
Fort Sheridan
Loop
O'Hare
Lake
Coast Guard
Lake Shore
Butte trustees approve first phase of Naranche Stadium lighting
Butte school trustees awarded LeSage's Inc. a 6000 bid for the first phase of an 18000 project to upgrade Naranche Memorial Stadium lighting. The plan replaces eight weatherproof breaker panels and upgrades two per pole to quartz-iodine fixtures. Second and third phases cover fixtures and wiring for the north and south sides, and 1500 watt fixtures. James Shea served as vice chairman.
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LeSage’s, Inc
St. John and Johnston Companies
LeSage
Butte High School
James Shea
Chile declares disaster after week of storms
The Chilean government proclaimed a national disaster after heavy snows, winds, and rains killed nearly 100, ravaged farmland, and isolated towns. Argentina reported snow avalanches and dozens missing near Las Cuevas. President Johnson offered U.S. aid as western Argentina logged more dead and missing.
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Santiago
Chile
Johnson
U.S
Argentina
Andes
Las Cuevas
Mendoza
Weather outlook for Montana and cities
Partly cloudy conditions prevail across Butte Anaconda and statewide with temperatures near 80 today in Butte. East Montana sees cooler spell on Tuesday, highs 75 to 85, Tuesday night lows 45 to 55, while western regions hold 75 to 85 with 40 to 50 overnight. The table notes 12 hour maximums, 18 hour minimums, and 24 hour precipitation ending 5 p.m. Monday. Anaconda reports 76 and 40 as highs and lows, respectively.
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Butte-Anaconda
Butte
Montana
City
Anaconda
Billings
House Demos Cut Bread Tax From Farm Measure
House Democratic leaders dropped the bread tax from the administration farm bill at a closed meeting in Speaker McCormack’s office. Debates set to begin Tuesday as administration allies push for approval while critics vow to challenge the measure. Secretary Freeman argues access to crop controls prevented disaster for farmers amid depressed prices without them.
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Demos
Washington
House
John W. MccCormack
GOP
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
Sec
Orville BL. Freeman
Freeman
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Johnson gets economic bill
The Senate sent to the President a $3.3 billion public works and economic development bill aimed at creating jobs and raising incomes in distressed areas. It passed by voice vote without debate after House amendments were accepted, combining elements from three prior laws including area redevelopment, public works, and Appalachian regional programs.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Appalachia
Columbia Falls affair marks expansion of aluminum plant
Montana marks 19th anniversary of aluminum production as Anaconda Aluminum boosts Columbia Falls plant capacity by 50 percent. The two new quarter mile pot rooms lift output to 100 million pounds annually. Governor Babcock praised the expansion as a milestone for the company and state.
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Columbia Falls
UPI
Montana
Anaconda Aluminum Co
Tim Babcock
Anaconda
Thomas D. Gebhart
Louisville
Anaconda Aluminum
Gebhart
James F. Smith
E. S. McGlone
Anaconda Co
Clyde E. Weed
Ana
Crow Agency woman killed in Montana road crash
Crow Agency resident Julia Rondeau, 53, died when her car rolled into a roadside ditch on a gravel county road three miles west of Crow Agency. Her four year old grandson Rodney Ron deau was injured. The accident ends eight deathless days on Montana roads and pushes the state toll to 154.
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Crow Agency
Julia Rondeau
Rodney Rondeau
Montana
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