Soviets Attack Common Market Anew
The Soviet Union denounces the European Common Market as a "holy union of reaction" and an economic base for NATO aggression, in Pravda. Khrushchev signs a long Kommunist article urging greater bloc cooperation to meet market competition, signaling intensified Cold War tension.
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Moscow
API
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Communist Party
Pravda
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist
Butte Weather Summary Across District
Partly cloudy and cool with scattered thundershowers and wind. Highs around 70, lows 36, cooler Tuesday with highs about 60 to 70. West of Divide expect increasing clouds, showers, and much cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday, with nights down to the 32 to 40s and variable cloudiness.
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Butte
Divide
Algiers Army Moves Toward Political Solution
Algiers military leaders said they would convene the CNRA to settle the Algerian leadership conflict with Ahmed Ben Bella. Ben Bella toured Oran seeking bureau support, and the Political Bureau postponed elections, prompting a war of words with the army while a CNRA meeting looms as the key to resolving the crisis.
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Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Oran
Supreme National Council of the Algerian Revolution
CNRA
Ben Bella
Supreme National Council
Willaya Four
Butte Car Thief Held After Burglary And Auto Thefts
Billings police report a man named Mickey Sidebottom also known as Nick Lucas admitted a burglary at Goles Grocery in Butte and three car thefts earlier in August. Vehicles involved include a 1952 Chevrolet owned by Sharon McHugh, a 1962 Buick owned by Nick Tregear, and a 1958 Chevrolet owned by Ernest Sorini. the McHugh car was stolen August 7 and recovered August 11. The Sorini car was taken August 9 but abandoned near Tregear’s home after starting difficulties.
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Billings
Butte
Mickey Sidebottom
Nick Lucas
Goles
N. Henry
John Goles
Sharon McHugh
W. Woolman
Nick Tregear
Ernest Sorini
Kenwood
McHugh
Butte Army Reserve opens in new Armed Forces Center
Butte area Army Reserve units will hold the first meeting in Clark Park as the Naval Reserve Training Center is renamed the Armed Forces Reserve Center. Marines relocate part of their unit to Missoula. Capt. Carol T. Barnes notes the move as Lt. Col. Sidney A. DeBarathy confirms SFC James D. Fuller departs for Ft. Lewis and Saigon with prior service in Asia.
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Butte Army Reserve
New Center
Butte- Anaconda
Clark Park
Naval Reserve Training Center
Armed Forces Reserve Center
Army
Army Reserve
Butte
Alaska
Granite
Clark Park Center
Missoula
Carol T. Barnes
Bozeman
Hiroshi Sanno
796Th Ordnance Battalion
East Galena
Main
Wyoming
Sidney A. DeBarathy
James D. Fuller
Ft. Lewis
Wash
U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Sgt. Fuller
Japan
Korea
Thailand
Laos
DeBarathy
Ft. Ord
Calif
Pyots
Moiese Range Surplus Buffalo Up for Sale
UPI reports Paul T. Quick of the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife announced surplus animals from four refuges including 240 buffalo 81 elk and 137 long horn cattle. National Bison Range has 97 surplus buffalo. no elk or cattle. Preference given to buyers for propagation or exhibition.
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Moiese
UPI
Paul T. Quick
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
National Bison Range
Quick
Bureau
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Four Die as Bus Hits Auto on New Jersey Turnpike
A chartered bus struck the rear of a car on the New Jersey side of the Turnpike bridge, killing four members of a Brooklyn family and injuring 21 others. Bus driver Herman Kaul, 47, was hospitalized in serious condition. the two buses were part of a Marshall University journalism department tour from Boston to Lancaster scheduled to end in Huntington.
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Florence
N. J
UPI
Brooklyn
N. Y
New Jersey
New Jersey- Pennsylvania Turnpike
Harold Gabor
N.Y
Roslyn
Abraham
Richard
Herman Kaul
Procterville
Ohio
Kaul
Burlington County Hospital
Mt. Holly
Journalism Department
Marshall University
Huntington
W. Va
Virginia State Lines
Charlottesville
Washington, D. C
New York
Boston
Lancaster
East German Reds Install Poppe as New Berlin Commander
The Neues Deutschland proclaims Maj. Gen Helmut Poppe the man Western powers must deal with in Berlin after replacing the Russian commander. It dismisses wartime four power status and bars Western limits, while calm holds at the wall though observers fear a coming storm. West Berlin riot watchers report no new demonstrations yet. London papers say East Germans plan a 150 foot death strip along the border.
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Berlin
UPI
Commmunist
Neues Deutschland
U. S. State Department
Helmut Poppe
Poppe
United States
Britain
France
Bor
Der
London
Sunday
Germany
East Berlin
Guerrilla Ambush Wounds US Sergeant in Viet Nam Night Attack
In eastern Viet Nam near Tuyhoumu a Communist guerrilla ambush wounded a U S Army sergeant and a Vietnamese soldier as a convoy traversed the main coastal highway. The sergeant's injuries were described as not serious and guerrilla casualties were not reported. Separately Father Nguyen Tring, a Vietnamese Catholic priest, was reportedly kidnapped outside his church in Phuoc Thanh Province last Tuesday.
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Saigon
UPS
Viet Nam
Tuyhomu
Here
Nguyen Tring
Phuoc Thanh
Tring
Johnson in Turkey Wins Warm Welcome on Tour
Vice President Lyndon Johnson and his wife Lady Bird arrive in Ankara in an open 1934 convertible to a thrilled crowd. He pledges U S military commitments to Turkey and speaks to thousands along a 23 mile motorcade route as the party begins a two day visit.
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Ankara
Turkey
UPI
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Lady Bird
Linda
Iran
Teheran
Johnsons
United States
Butte Engineer Hero Named for Saving Boy on Tracks
William R. Bennett, 45, a BLF&E locomotive engineer, outran an ore train to pull a two year old boy from the tracks in Butte. He will receive the union July safety award, a plaque and 250 dollars, from BLF&E vice president Mel A. Ross.
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Anaconda
UPI
Butte
William R. Bennett
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Bennett
Blf&e
Mel A. Ross
Cape Girardeau
Missoula Welcomes Three Top Washington Visitors
Associate U.S. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas U.S. Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman and U.S. Forest Service Chief Edward Cliff spent a night in Missoula after a three day trip in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area.
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Missoula
UPI
U.S. Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
U.S. Agriculture
Orville Freeman
U.S. Forest Service
Edward Cliff
Garden City
Bob Marshall
US Rocket Is Fired At Venus
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI The United States launched Mariner 2 at 2 53 a m EDT Monday on a 180 million mile trip to Venus. A ten story Atlas Agena rocket carried a 447 pound probe on a 181 million mile course with instruments to study Venus and assess life possibilities.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
U.S
Venus
Space
Mariner 2
Earth
Goldwater Reaffirms He Is Not 1964 Presidential Candidate
Oklahoma City UPI report states Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona again rejects any pursuit of the 1964 Republican nomination. He cites lack of money and desire and says he intends to stay in his current Senate seat. Oklahoma GOP hopeful Glenn Gibson had introduced him as a potential presidential choice.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Glenn Gibson
Congress
Oklahoma
Goldwater
Clinton
Okla
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