McCarthy to challenge Johnson in four primaries
Senator McCarthy announced plans to enter Wisconsin California Oregon and Nebraska primaries as a challenge to President Johnson. He may also enter New Hampshire and Massachusetts later, while dissident Democrats in several states mobilize against Johnson's Vietnam policy.
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Johnson Faces rivals as McCarthy drives Democratic tilt
In New Hampshire a pro Kennedy drive faces Johnson. Massachusetts Democrats fear a McCarthy bid. O regon hosts a McCarthy for President Committee with 150 attendees led by Joe Allman. Fadeley calls the effort healthy and states the presidency must be earned. Minnesota hosts a dissident group that may back McCarthy.
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Mercury Dips to 6 Below in Butte As Cold Weather Deepens
Frigid temperatures swept through Butte with the mercury at minus 6 early Friday and an even colder morning expected. The season’s low previously reached minus 17 this Monday as skies stayed clear.
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Butte Copper Strike Gets National TV Spotlight
NBC's Huntley-Brinkley report highlighted the 140 day old copper strike in Butte. The segment showed scenes from the Wednesday Civic Center rally described as a pep rally and familiar views of Butte Hill.
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Plan to merge five Northwest railroads approved by ICC
The Inter state Commerce Commission approved the northern lines rail road merger creating Great Northern Pacific and Burlington Line Inc. The deal unites Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Chicago Burlington & Quincy, Pacific Coast, and Spokane Portland Seattle railroads into a 27000 mile system spanning from Great Lakes to Pacific Northwest, with conditions to protect other carriers and employe interests.
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Olsen comments on rail efficiency and new gateways
Olsen notes that page 15 among applicants will yield a more efficient railroad. He adds ship personnel will benefit from faster and more dependable single line service. The broader choice of gateways is important given long distances and the products carried.
Debar Quake Ravages Macedonian Town and Surrounding Areas
A strong earthquake flattened Debar and damaged nearby Albanian regions causing 8 deaths, 40 injuries, and 2 000 houses to be destroyed or rendered uninhabitable. Landslides blocked roads isolating Debar as the army set up tents and hospitals treated the injured.
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Weather Outlook for Butte Anaconda Area
Sunny today with increasing clouds into Saturday. High near 30, low around 5. Snow risk under 10 percent through Friday night.
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Montana auto dealers gather for 52nd convention opening
The 52nd Montana Automobile Dealers Association Convention opens today at Finlen Hotel with speakers including William Blaskovich from Englewood Cliffs New Jersey and Tom Williams Sr. of the NADA. About 200 attendees are expected through Saturday with meetings, a luncheon, a dinner dance and women’s entertainment events scheduled.
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Missoula
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Great Falls
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Kalispell
Myron A. Currie
Butte
John T. Cadby
Helena
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Greensboro
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National Automobile Dealers Association
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Finlen. Freed
Dr. Hill
Oakland
Silver Bow Ballroom
Johnny Matson
Mona McCall
Indiana
Butte Country Club
Cathy Bauby
Prudential Auditorium
Janice Currie
Johnsons 1967 tax plan declared dead for year
President Johnson's proposed tax increase was ruled dead for 1967 by House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Wilbur Mills. He said spending cuts of about 4.1 billion dollars could still unlock enactment next year, with Mills suggesting an extra 2 to 3 billion could be found. The plan includes a 10 percent surcharge on individual and corporate taxes, a corporate tax speedup, and steady excise taxes.
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Vietnam booklet offers balanced view for readers
The Montana Standard reports the Associated Press publishes a 50 page Vietnam booklet for $1, with 27 color plates and 25 b w photos, maps of Vietnam, charts on casualties and troop buildup, a 17 000 word text by Richard F Newcomb, and analysis by AP’s William L Ryan.
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Senators urge commission to end copper strike with LBJ
Senators Mansfield and Metcalf call on President Johnson to appoint a commission to study the copper dispute and push direct negotiations between companies and unions. They warn of worsening conditions in Montana Utah Nevada Arizona and New Mexico as winter arrives.
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Disappointing 49ers turn to rookie talent
With a drop in performance this season the San Francisco 49ers pivot to giving primary roles to rookies as they seek fresh energy and potential game impact. Key young players receive more touches and practice emphases shift to development and evaluating future starters.
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United Givers extend two week fund drive in Butte
United Givers of Silver Bow County extend the formal drive to December 15 due to incomplete canvassing. Sandy Keith cites $45,305.18 raised with pledges outstanding as hopes rise toward an $80,000 goal to aid nine youth and welfare groups including Soroptimist Receiving Home Salvation Army CYO Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire Kiwanis Sunshine Camp Rotarian milk fund and the USO.
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Butte Stores Extend Hours for Holiday Shoppers
Stores in Butte will stay open until 9 Saturday night to accommodate holiday shoppers. The move aims to ease the seasonal rush and boost convenience for local shoppers.
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Molony urges talks as Utah rally backs steelworkers strike
Joseph P. Molony international vice president of the steelworkers union arrives in Salt Lake City for a Magna Utah mass meeting amid a 140 day copper strike that idle 60 000 workers. He says unions could return to bargaining if companies call with no preconditions and notes support for a presidential fact finding board.
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